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Art Nouveau silver vase, of waisted form, embossed foliate decoration, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1912, with retailers stamp inset to base for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent Street, 5.85oz, 182g £60-100
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Art Nouveau silver and enamel bud vase, London 1902, maker's mark rubbed, 11cm tall £50-80
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Art Nouveau silver oval footed dish, embossed with figures of birds in flight, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1906, 13cm wide, another shaped rectangular dish, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1902, 11.5cm wide and a circular bon-bon dish by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1904, gross 3.15oz, 98g £80-120
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George III Irish silver fiddle pattern rat tail gravy spoon by James England, Dublin 1818, retailed by Matthew West, engraved with the crest of a rearing horse, 3.22oz, 100g £150-250
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Victorian fiddle pattern silver gravy spoon, engraved initials to terminal, by Chawner & Co., London 1841, 5.21oz, 162g £120-180
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George III silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon, engraved initials to terminal, by Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1798, 3.54oz, 110g £150-250
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George III silver punch ladle with whale bone handle, maker's mark rubbed, London 1817, 34.5cm long £30-40
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Victorian silver punch ladle with whale bone handle, engraved "Tate" to outside of bowl, by Josiah Barnett & William Waters, circa mid 19th century, date mark rubbed, 35cm long £30-40
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Irish silver meat skewer, with ring and shell handle, by Richard Whitford, Dublin, date mark rubbed, circa early 19th century, 27cm long £80-100
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George V silver squat candle stick holder on weighted base, 6.5cm tall, by Arthur Willmore Pennington, Birmingham 1923, and a silver-topped glass inkwell, by Cornelius Joshua Vander, London 1895 £50-80
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Three Edward VII silver pieces; one on decorative column with three outswept supports holding a bowl, 10.3cm tall, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1913, the second a vase embossed with Lily of the Valley, by John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham 1900, 9cm tall, and the third an egg cup, by George Edward & Sons, Glasgow 1909, 6.5cm tall, 5.27oz, 164g gross weight £60-100
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Edward VII silver handled ivory page turner, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1901, 26.5cm long £30-40
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Victorian silver sugar sifter of baluster form, by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1897, and another smaller George V by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1927, 5.82oz, 181g gross weight £60-100
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Set of four Edward VII silver Arts and Crafts spirit goblets, the bases enamelled with blue flowers, Birmingham 1907 by James Fenton & Co. 102 grams £150-250
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Pair of Edward VII silver shoe buckles, London 1904, maker's mark "R.D." (unidentified), S.T. Dupont of Paris mini compact, and a silver-plate and enamel belt buckle £40-60
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George III silver caddy spoon, incised decoration, initials I.S.C. to terminal, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1795 £30-40
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Two George III silver caddy spoons by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham; one fiddle and reed pattern, incised initials to terminal, 1797, the other fiddle pattern, incised initials to terminal, 1825, 0.84oz, 26g gross weight £30-50
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Pair of George V silver liqueur glasses, with glass inserts, by Mappin & Webb Ltd., Birmingham 1914, 12cm tall (including glass) £30-40
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George V silver dish by Liberty & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1927, 12cm diameter, and a Charles de Boer silver dish, incised crest with three horseshoes to centre, Sheffield 1962, 3.54oz, 110g gross weight £60-100
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Liberty & Co. Ltd. silver tea strainer, with incised decoration, Birmingham, early 20th century, date mark rubbed, possibly 1913, No. 3192, 13.5cm wide, 1.93oz, 60g £80-120
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Victorian silver sifter, the body with simple reeded bands, thumb plate above handle, by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1898, 6.5cm high, and three other silver sifters; Birmingham 1888, maker's mark rubbed; London 1916, maker's mark rubbed; and by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, Chester 1893, 5.34oz, 166g gross weight £50-80
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Scottish silver strainer, by Robert Scott or Robert Stewart, Glasgow 1927, 13cm long, and another silver strainer, with twin-handles moulded as crowns, by Robert Edgar Stone, London 1936, incised signature for "R.E. Stone" to base of bowl, 11cm long, 2.93oz, 91g gross weight £50-80
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Near pair of octagonal silver pots by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd., Birmingham 1933 & 1935, ashtray by Deykin & Harrison, Birmingham 1936, 8cm diameter, silver dish with criss-cross decorated body by Robert Edgar Stone, London 1938, 5.21oz, 162g gross weight, also a modern silver vase of waisted form (filled) on weighted base, by A. T. Cannon Ltd., Sheffield 1978 £60-80
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Edward VII silver jug of squat form, engraved initials "G.C.A.H." to body, maker's mark rubbed, London 1909, 6.5cm high, 3.25oz, 101g £30-50
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Set of four George V silver shot cups in the form of mugs each 4cm high 1911, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd £40-60
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George V silver cream jug, London 1935 Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, 7cm and George V silver cream jug Birmingham 1918 by Albert Edward Jones, 7cm, 168 grams, 5ozs £40-60
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George V Britannia standard silver cream jug, Sheffield 1923, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, 6.5cm, 110 grams, 3ozs £40-60
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Liberty's Edward VII silver cream jug Birmingham 1906, 7cm, 61 grams £80-120
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George V silver cream jug, London 1938, 7cm, 90 grams, 3ozs £20-40
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Liberty's George V silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1926, 62 grams, 2ozs £50-100
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George VI silver sugar sifter by Charles Boyton, Birmingham 1938, 15cm, 106 grams 3ozs £50-100
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Graduated pair of Edward VII measures, 7cm and 5cm high by Walker and Hall, 161 grams, 5ozs £50-80
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Victorian silver novelty barrel form pepperette with screw cover, by Henry Holland, London 1867, 2.4oz, 75g £60-100
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Liberty & Co., George V silver pepperette with hammered decoration on round foot, Birmingham 1913, 1.9oz, 60g £50-80
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Eight miniature silver mugs, covered jug and a tyg, 6.5oz, 202g £60-100
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George II silver pepperette of baluster form on round foot, by John Newton, 2.1oz, 66g £50-80
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George II silver pepperette of baluster form, probably Elizabeth Goodwin, 2.2oz, 70g £50-80
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Victorian silver cream jug, embossed decoration of ribbons and swags, Birmingham 1876, maker's mark rubbed, 8cm tall, 2.35oz, 79g £20-40
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Edward VII silver mustard pot of plain form, the body with banded decoration, on weighted base, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1904, and a silver pepper by Roberts & Belk Ltd., Sheffield 1901, 2.28oz, 71g (weight of pepper only) £40-60
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Two silver napkin rings, one embossed with heraldic crest reading "Blackpool - Progress" by James Fenton & Co., Birmingham 1925, the other by E J Trevitt & Sons, Chester 1924; silver dressing table pot by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1925; Victorian cigarette case by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1885, 3.95oz, 123g gross weight, silver sugar tongs (repaired - lacking date stamp), and two Indian export silver mustard spoons by Lattey Bros. & Co., 6.43oz, 200g gross weight £60-80
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Victorian silver twin-handled hammered silver cup, with clear cartouche to front, by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1900, 12.5cm high, 12.22oz, 380g £150-250
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George V hammered silver mug, with inscription: "Fiona Tolfrey Christie. from her Godmother E.A. Strange. 25 May 1910", by Henry Hodson Plante, London 1910, retailed by Plante of 3 Regent Place W., 8cm high, 4.21ozt, 131g £40-80
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George VI silver tazza Birmingham 1937 by Charles Boyton, 110 grams, 3.5ozs £50-100
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Modern silver bottle coaster, London 1990, maker's mark RC, diameter 13cm £30-50
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George III silver pap boat, 9cm wide, marks rubbed £30-50
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George VI Britannia standard silver sugar bowl, London 1938, 100 grams, 2ozs £30-50
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George VI silver mustard pot, London 1947 by Charles Boyton, 87 grams, 2ozs £30-50
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George VI silver salt raised on three legs to round base by Charles Boyton, London 1938, 80 grams £20-40
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George V silver salt with a horizontal band of Latin script, Birmingham 1928 by Albert Edward Jones, 67 grams £30-50
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George V silver Arts and Crafts shot cup, London 1914, and Edward VII silver Scottish whisky measure in the form of a mug, Edinburgh 1904 by Hamilton & Inches, 92 grams, 3ozs £30-50
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