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Antique George III Sterling Silver patch box
by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1799.
Of plain, circular form with an engraved floral wreath to the front. Diameter 2.8cm / 1.1". Silver weight 6g / 0.2 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique George III Sterling Silver pomander
probably by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1797.
Of spherical form with a screw fastening joining both halves, with pierced and engraved decoration. No maker's mark is decipherable, though the most likely candidate for manufacture is Samuel Pemberton. Diameter 2.9cm / 1.1". Silver weight 11g / 0.35 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver vinaigrette
by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1891.
Of shaped rectangular form with geometric and floral motifs decorating the outer body, with pierced interior grille. Together with a miniature snuff box, London 1852, and an etui case, London 1848. Gross weight 61g / 1.95 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique late 19th Century Austrian Cold Painted Bronze
Modelled as a stag, seated. In the manner of Bergman. Length 11cm / 4.25". Weight 338g.
£200-£300
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Unusual 9ct Yellow Gold statue / ornament
maker's mark WAH.
Depicting three dogs, a King Charles Spaniel, a Terrier and a West Highland Terrier all facing towards a lamp post set at the top with a rock crystal. Length (of stand) 9.5cm / 3.75". Weighable Gold (three dogs, excl lamp post) 12.77g / 0.41 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Set of three 9ct Rose Gold egg cups
maker's mark WAH.
With shaped, cylindrical gold bodies atop black wooden bases. Height 6cm / 2.3". Weighable Gold weight (excl bases) 111g / 3.55 troy oz.
£700-£900
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Set of six 9ct Rose Gold teaspoons
maker's mark WAH.
Length 12.2cm / 5.75". Gold weight 94g / 3.05 troy oz.
£600-£800
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Solid 9ct Rose Gold cruet / condiment set
maker's mark WAH.
Comprising mustard pot and spoon, salt cellar and pepperette. Weighable Gold weight 108g / 3.5 troy oz.
£700-£900
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Antique Continental Sterling Silver singing bird box
import marks for London 1927, by B C T Co Ltd.
Of typical rectangular form with finely cast decoration depicting young people in the countryside playing instruments on the lid, with scrolls and garlands on the sides surrounding roundels containing musical instruments, over a hatched background. The sliding mechanism works to reveal a coloured bird popping up from the box as the lid lifts, which moves and chirps musically. In original presentation box. Diameter 10cm / 4".
£2,500-£3,500
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Pair of Russian jewelled 14ct Gold and Hardstone cufflinks
marked KF in cyrillic for Fabergé, c1910.
The carved oval nephrite bodies set with gold mounted rose cut diamonds.
£1,000-£1,500
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Russian 14ct Gold and Seed Pearl brooch
maker's mark possibly HW for Henrik Wigstrom of Fabergé, c1910.
In the form of the initials 'AK', the letters set with variously sized seed pearls. Height 2.5cm / 1".
£200-£300
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Russian 14ct Gold and Diamond gentleman's tie pin / stick pin
marked KF in cyrillic for Fabergé, c1910.
Set with a round brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.2cts. The diamond is probably a later, replacement stone. Length 5.3cm / 2.1".
£300-£400
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Pair of Antique Imperial Russian 84 Zolotnik Silver pickle forks
marked KF in cyrillic for Fabergé, Moscow.
With silver handles and two, gilt prongs. Length 19cm / 7.5".
£100-£150
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Rare Antique George V Britannia Silver tea canister / caddy
by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Chester 1911.
In the Queen Anne style, with octagonal body, surmounted by a sliding opening at the top, with a stepped octagonal lid on top. Height 13.5cm / 5.25". Silver weight 215g / 6.9 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver tea caddy / canister
by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1906.
In the Queen Anne style, of octagonal form with a sliding compartment at the bottom and domed lid to the top. The side set with a Georgian coin. Height 13.5cm / 5.25". Silver weight 175g / 5.65 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver tea caddy
by Horace Woodward & Co, London 1889.
Of squat, rectangular form with convex sides featuring half fluted decoration. On four spherical feet, with a domed, fluted lid. Height 10cm / 4". Gross weight 138g / 4.45 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver tea caddy
by David & John Welby, London 1890.
Of straight sided oval form with a flat, hinged lid and bands of beaded decoration around the body. Height 7.5cm / 3". Silver weight 244g / 7.85 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver tea caddy
by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1903.
Of navette form, on an oval pedestal foot, with a domed, hinged lid. Height 13cm / 5". Gross weight 226g / 7.25 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique George V Sterling Silver tea caddy
by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London 1911.
Of oval form with domed, hinged lid, both body and lid with half fluted decoration. Diameter 12.5cm / 5". Silver weight 188g / 6 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver tea caddy
by William Devenport, Birmingham 1906.
Of oval form, with hinged, domed lid, both lid and body with half fluted decoration. Height 11.5cm / 4.5". Silver weight 143g / 4.6 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver tea caddy
by Carrington & Co, London 1903.
Of oval form, with domed, hinged lid, both lid and body with half fluted decoration. Diameter 11cm / 4.3". Silver weight 153g / 5 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique George V Sterling Silver tabletop cigar boxes
by William Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1930.
Of plain rectangular form, the lid with engine turned decoration. Together with another by John Rose, Birmingham 1949, of a similar shape and style. Diameters 16.5cm / 6.5" and 14cm / 5.5".
£100-£150
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Antique Indian Kashmir Silver milk / cream jug
unmarked, c1880
Modelled as an oil lamp or pap boat, chased with flowers and foliage, with cast an applied zoomorphic handle in the form of a snake. Together with a Kashmiri white metal bowl of bellied form on a single collet foot, with half fluted body chased with flowers and foliage.
£200-£300
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Antique Art Nouveau Sterling Silver comport dish
by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1905.
The large, shallow bowl hand chased to achieve a textured, hammered finish, sitting atop three cast feet on a similarly textured, domed base. Diameter 16cm / 6.25". Silver weight 195g / 6.3 troy oz.
£300-£400
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Four Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver stamp holder boxes.
One triple example by William Harrison Walter, Birmingham 1906, one double example by S Blackensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1902, another double with obscured maker's mark, Birmingham 1907, and a single example possibly by Sydney & Co. Each of half cylindrical form on four ball feet, the hinged lids with glass rectangular windows featuring inset stamps.
£200-£300
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Antique late Qing Dynasty Chinese Export Silver bottle vase
by Luen Wo, Shanghai c1890.
With spherical body on collet foot, the body embellished with prunus blossom decoration over a crackled ice background. Height 13.5cm / 5.25". Silver weight 226g / 7.3 troy oz.
£400-£500
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Antique late Qing Dynasty Chinese Export Silver jam / condiment basin, by Wing Nam & Co, Hong Kong c1900.
Of circular form on colet foot, with swing handle and domed lid. The body and lid chased with repoussé depictions of dragons. With removable clear glass liner. Diameter 11cm / 4.3". Silver weight 220g / 7.1 troy oz.
£350-£450
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Antique late Qing Dynasty Chinese Export Silver bowl
by Wing On & Co, Hong Kong c1910.
Of circular form on a curved foot, with shaped rim and bifurcated twin handles with applied floral scroll decoration. Diameter 22cm / 8.75". Silver weight 320g / 10.3 troy oz.
£300-£400
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Three Antique late Qing Dynasty Chinese Export Silver baskets
by Hung Chong of Shanghai and Canton, c1890.
Of circular form on four shell feet, with swing handles. The bodies pierced and chased with high relief depictions of dragons among flowers. Diameter 9cm / 3.5". Silver weight 294g / 9.45 troy oz.
£400-£600
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Antique early 19th Century China Trade Silver wine funnel
by Linchong, Canton c1810.
Of typical form, in two parts, with a reeded border to the top. Bearing Chinese pseudo marks imitating the English hallmarking system of the time, with makers mark 'L'. Length 13.5cm 5.3". Silver weight 86g / 2.75 troy oz.
£300-£400
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Antique early 19th Century China Trade Silver pepperette
by Yatshing, Canton c1825.
The body of campana form with a pierced, slightly domed lid. Marked to the foot with Chinese pseudo marks imitating the British hallmarking system of the time. Maker's mark 'YS'. Height 9.5cm / 3.75". Silver weight 117g / 3.75 troy oz.
£150-£200
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Antique George III Sterling Silver lidded tankard
by Hester Bateman, London 1784.
Of straight sided, tapering cylindrical form on a spreading foot, the body with a band of reeded decoration around the middle. Fitted with a scrolling handle terminated by a heart finial, and with a stepped, domed hinged lid surmounted by scrolling thumbpiece. Height 19cm / 7.5". Silver weight 641g / 20.6 troy oz.
£1,500-£2,000
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Antique 19th Century Silver mug
possibly Indian Colonial, marks obscured.
Of tapering cylindrical form with borders at the top and bottom, with a scrolling handle. Height 10cm / 4". Silver weight 136g / 4.4 troy oz.
£100-£150
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Antique George V Sterling Silver christening mug
by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1914.
Of tapering cylindrical form with bands of reeded decoration around the body. Together with a similar mug by the same maker, Chester 1913. Height 8.5cm / 3.4". Silver weight 322g / 10.4 troy oz.
£100-£150
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ROYAL FLYING CORPS INTEREST - Rare Antique George V Sterling Silver presentation bowl
by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, date letter obscured.
With inscription: 'From the Officers of No38 (Home Defence) Squadron Royal Flying Corps 30th August 1916' with the Royal Flying Corps (very short lived, 1912-1916) crest and motto to the other side. The bowl on a pedestal foot with twin handles, embellished with bands of Greek Key decoration. Diameter 21.5cm / 8.5". Silver weight 333g / 10.7 troy oz.
£150-£250
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Pair of Elizabeth II Sterling Silver wine goblets
maker's mark BD, Sheffield 1969/71.
Height 14.5cm / 5.75". Silver weight 514g / 16.55 troy oz.
£200-£300
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Pair of Elizabeth II Sterling Silver wine goblets
by Mills & Hersey, London 1972.
Height 14.5cm / 5.75". Silver weight 415g / 13.35 troy oz.
£150-£250
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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver claret jug
maker's mark obscured, Birmingham 1858.
The rounded, cut glass body with ornate silver mount, cast depicting grapes, vines and leaves spreading up the neck of the jug, with a trompe l'oeil bark handle. Height 30cm / 12".
£300-£500
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Modernist Spanish Sterling Silver sculptural water jug
by Damian Garrido c2000.
One of twenty five jugs produced and designed by Garrido. Height 26cm / 10.25". Silver weight 1243g / 40 troy oz.
£1,000-£1,500
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A Vintage Italian Silver champagne bucket
Italy, c1960.
Of elegant, tapering cylindrical form with reeded borders around the bases, fitted with reeded semicircular handles. Together with a similar, slightly smaller ice bucket. Heights 11cm / 4.3" and 18.5cm / 7.25". Total Silver weight 1050g / 33.8 troy oz.
£600-£800
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Pair of Elizabeth II Sterling Silver bottle holders
by Barker Ellis Co, Birmingham 1980.
With bands of pierced lozenge decoration embellished with engraved fleur de lys. The sides of each with an engraved armorial. With wicker bound silver handles. Length 25.5cm / 10". Gross weight 1746g / 56.15 troy oz.
£1,500-£2,000
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Antique Art Deco Sterling Silver centrepiece / bowl
by Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1936.
In the style of Georg Jensen, the hammered bowl sitting atop four spherical alabaster feet, on a stepped base. Diameter 28cm / 11". Gross weight 995g / 32 troy oz.
£1,000-£1,500
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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver candelabrum
by C F Hancock & Co, London 1899.
With a shaped octagonal column atop a weighted, stepped base, with central candle holder and three others held atop twisted stems, with drip pans and removable sconces. Height 39cm / 15.5".
£1,000-£1,500
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Pair of Antique American Sterling Silver candlesticks
by Peter Guille Ltd, New York c1930.
With shaped octagonal columns atop weighted, stepped, cut cornered bases. With removable sconces. Height 25.5cm / 10".
£700-£900
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Large Antique Sterling Silver mounted cut glass vase
import marks for Birmingham 1908.
The body of concave cylindrical form with flared silver rim embellished by swags and garlands. Height 40cm / 15.75".
£150-£250
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Pair of Antique Sterling Silver mounted cut glass vases
import marks for Birmingham 1907.
The bodies of concave cylindrical form with turned silver rims embellished by swags and garlands. Height 20cm / 8".
£100-£150
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Two Antique Sterling Silver photograph frames
by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1929 and London 1914.
Of upright rectangular form with wooden backs and stands, one with a floral border and the other with engine turned decoration. Heights 23cm / 9" and 26cm / 10.25.
£200-£300
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Antique George V Scottish Sterling Silver photograph frame
by Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1925.
Of upright rectangular form with wooden back and easel stand.
£100-£200
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Antique Arts & Crafts Silver mirror
apparently unmarked.
Of upright rectangular form, the textured silver front with oval bead corners, set to the top with a hardstone cabochon. Height 31.5cm / 12.5".
£200-£300
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Antique Art Nouveau Sterling Silver centrepiece
by Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield 1909.
The large bowl of navette form with shaped edge featuring reeded borders, the body atop four lobed feet. Diameter 39.5cm / 15.5". Silver weight 1425g / 45.8 troy oz.
£1,500-£2,000
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