Lot 166: Sold for £40 hammer
A Victorian silver mustard pot pierced cylindrical form with blue glass liner, London 1839...
Lot 166: Sold for £80 hammer
An Edward VII silver novelty pincushion in the form of a pig, maker Levi & Salaman, Birmin...
Lot 166: Sold for £27 hammer
A cased set of six Edward VII silver coffee spoons with tongs, maker Joseph Ridge, Sheffie...
Lot 166: Sold for £70 hammer
A George II baluster pepper, makers George Smith & Samuel Smith, London 1751, 11cm high...
Lot 166: Sold for £130 hammer
Six Victorian silver Old English pattern dessert spoons three made by George Adams London ...
Lot 166: Sold for £50 hammer
A cased part set of silver handled dessert knives and forks; two part sets of eleven silve...
An Edward VII silver cigarette box, maker A J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1904, with machine...
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Lot 166: Sold for £100 hammer
A plain George III silver helmet shaped cream jug, maker Stephen Adams, London 1789 with b...
Lot 166: Sold for £37 hammer
A William IV silver caddy spoon with initialed Fiddle pattern handle, a Kings pattern must...
A Victorian silver pierced oval salt with blue glass liner and matching pepper, maker Thom...
Lot 166: Sold for £330 hammer
An early George III silver mug, maker I T London 1761, with scroll handle on circular base...
Lot 166: Sold for £30 hammer
A Victorian silver shell shape butter dish, maker's mark worn, Sheffield 1899, together wi...
Lot 166: Sold for £170 hammer
A pair of Edward VII silver column candlesticks with removable drip trays, on fluted colum...
A George III silver pap boat with chased decoration to splayed rim, maker Peter & Ann Bate...
Lot 166: Sold for £95 hammer
A pair of Victorian silver vases, maker Vale Brothers & Sermon, Chester, 1900, with scallo...
Lot 166: Sold for £210 hammer
A George III silver salver, maker possibly John Cox, London 1771, with armorial crest 'Vir...
Lot 166: Sold for £45 hammer
A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, makers Peter, Anne & William ...
Lot 167: Sold for £55 hammer
A Victorian silver pepper with pierced detail, swag overlay and blue glass liner, maker W...
Lot 167: Sold for £440 hammer
An Edward VII silver three piece tea set, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1903, 34...
Lot 167: Sold for £100 hammer
An Edward VII silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a hatching chick, maker Sampson Mo...
Lot 167: Sold for £50 hammer
A white metal snuff box of octagonal form with worn engraved design, silver marks worn, pr...
Lot 167: Sold for £300 hammer
A Victorian Scottish silver set of four tablespoons and six desert spoons with Fiddle patt...
An Edward VII silver caddy spoon, a silver strainer, two silver dishes, a silver mustard (...
Lot 167: Sold for £90 hammer
A George II silver marrow scoop, maker Sam Wood, London 1745 and an Elkington and Co. silv...
Lot 167: Sold for £45 hammer
A cased pair of Victorian silver fish servers, makers James Dixon & Sons Ltd, London 1896,...
A George III silver mug, maker William Grundy, London 1777 with baluster shaped body and l...
Lot 167: Sold for £210 hammer
A set of six George III silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons London 1819, a pair of George...
Lot 167: Sold for £620 hammer
An early George III silver tea caddy, maker Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp London 1762, wit...
A pair of George V silver knife rests, maker Robert Stebbings, London 1915, together with ...
Lot 167: Sold for £30 hammer
A Victorian silver mounted horn beaker, with glass base, hallmarked London 1877, 11cm high...
Lot 167: Sold for £120 hammer
A George III silver Hanoverian pattern table fork, maker possibly William Eley & William F...
A George III silver Old English pattern sifter ladle, maker John Lampfert, London probably...
Lot 168: Sold for £210 hammer
A William IV silver snuff box, maker Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1835, with vacant cartouc...
Lot 168: Sold for £320 hammer
An Edward VII silver rose bowl, maker Pearce & Sons, London 1910, of half reeded form, 'pr...
Lot 168: Sold for £50 hammer
A pair of Victorian silver serving spoons, maker Charles Stuart Harris, London 1891, with ...
Lot 168: Sold for £40 hammer
A cased set of six George V silver teaspoons with sugar tongs, maker Levesley Brothers, Sh...
Lot 168: Sold for £100 hammer
An Edward VII silver sugar bowl, makers James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London 1902, ...
Three William IV Irish silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons with engraved armorial handles,ma...
A George I silver pepper pot, baluster form with girdle, 2.2oz, maker EG, London 1726, 9cm...
Lot 168: Sold for £42 hammer
A cased set of six Victorian silver teaspoons, each handle decorated with ears of corn, by...
Lot 168: Sold for £150 hammer
A George V silver circular bon bon dish with pierced border, London 1926, 13cm and a small...
Lot 168: Sold for £90 hammer
A Victorian silver photograph frame, maker William Comyns & Sons, London 1899, with emboss...
Lot 168: Sold for £110 hammer
A pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles (monogrammed) and a Victorian silve...
A set of five George IV silver Old English pattern teaspoons with engraved borders and ini...
Lot 168: Sold for £37 hammer
A pair of late Victorian silver and ivory knife rests, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheff...
Lot 168: Sold for £65 hammer
A George III silver cream jug, London 1802, with threaded rim and engraved body with vaca...
Lot 168: Sold for £47 hammer
A Victorian silver shell butter dish, a Victorian silver napkin ring, a Victorian silver b...
A Victorian silver and ivory note pad, Birmingham 1888...
Lot 168: Sold for £30 hammer
An Edward VII silver hip flask (lid missing), and a pair of silver plated sugar tongs...
A Victorian silver condiment spoon, make William Fountain, London 1839, a Victorian silver...
Lot 168: Sold for £80 hammer
A George III Scottish silver Old English pattern dessert spoon, maker James McKay, Edinbur...
Lot 169: Sold for £130 hammer
A Victorian silver travelling scent bottle, makers Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1882, with ...
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