Lot 174: Sold for £120 hammer
A George V silver circular snuff box, with hinged lid, maker AJ Zimmerman Birmingham 1913,...
Lot 174: Sold for £260 hammer
An 18th century Irish silver basket, maker John Lloyd, Dublin 1770s with circular pierced ...
Lot 174: Sold for £90 hammer
Three George V silver Old English silver tablespoons maker Dixons, Sheffield 1921,22,23, 8...
Lot 174: Sold for £55 hammer
A George V silver pot and cover, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1911, of plai...
Lot 174: Sold for £80 hammer
A Victorian silver mounted glass jar with ornate top and side decoration , maker William C...
A pair of William IV silver fiddle pattern serving spoons, maker Robert Hennell II/III, Lo...
A set of five Victorian silver teaspoons with bead and cartouche terminal handles, maker C...
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Lot 175: Sold for £170 hammer
A cased set of four George III silver berry spoons with embossed gilt bowls, maker Thomas ...
Lot 175: Sold for £55 hammer
A pair of Edward VII 16th century style silver gilt spoons, maker Cornelius Joshua Vander,...
Lot 175: Sold for £230 hammer
An Edward VII silver three-piece tea set of teapot, sugar basket and cream jug, oval shap...
Lot 175: Sold for £37 hammer
An Edward VII Adam style silver cream jug, helmet shaped on square pedestal foot, maker Ha...
Lot 175: Sold for £120 hammer
A cased pair of Edward VII silver place holders of circular design, by Sampson Mordan & Co...
Lot 175: Sold for £85 hammer
A Victorian silver mounted ivory page turner and another silver handled and ivory page tur...
A George V silver mounted clear glass vase, maker John Henry Potter, Sheffield 1917, toget...
Lot 175: Sold for £140 hammer
A Victorian silver heart shaped chamber candlestick, maker Stokes & Ireland Limited, Londo...
Lot 175: Sold for £70 hammer
A set of six George V silver dessert knives with silver blades and filled handles, (a/f) ...
A George III silver cream jug, maker John Merry, London 1808, 3oz...
A Victorian silver salver, maker Martin, Hall & Co, London 1888, with shell scroll border ...
A George II silver card tray with embossed scroll detail and shell and scroll border, on p...
Lot 175: Sold for £80 hammer
A Victorian silver desk bell with pierced dome cover (a/f - missing button), maker Deakin ...
Lot 175: Sold for £130 hammer
Six George III and later silver fiddle pattern serving spoons, various dates and makers in...
Lot 175: Sold for £60 hammer
A set of three George III silver Old English pattern cruet spoons, maker Francis Parsons &...
Lot 176: Sold for £50 hammer
A cased set of six George V silver teaspoons, maker C T Burrows & Sons, Sheffield 1913, to...
Lot 176: Sold for £42 hammer
An Edward VII silver figural seal modelled as an 18th century gentleman, makers Nathan & H...
A pair of Edward VII silver grape scissors, makers Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co, 1909, 4...
Lot 176: Sold for £55 hammer
A cased set of six Victorian silver teaspoons, maker Charles Boyton II, London 1880, toget...
Lot 176: Sold for £70 hammer
A George III silver cream jug, helmet shaped, on stepped circular foot, engraved initials,...
Lot 176: Sold for £140 hammer
A Victorian silver trophy cup with knopped stem and circular base, presentation inscriptio...
A pair of George V silver serving spoons with fig shape bowls and seal terminals, maker Go...
A set of six Victorian silver Old English pattern teaspoons with beaded edge, another set ...
Lot 176: Sold for £75 hammer
A pair of William IV silver grape scissors...
Lot 176: Sold for £60 hammer
A George V silver jewellery box, maker Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1912, of scalloped for...
Lot 176: Sold for £320 hammer
A late Victorian silver cased carriage clock, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., London...
A pair of George III silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons possibly London 1818 and another Wi...
Lot 176: Sold for £150 hammer
A pair of George II silver cauldron salts, maker possibly Henry Corry, London 1759, and tw...
A George V silver lady's cigarette case, maker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1915, two silver...
Lot 176: Sold for £20 hammer
A cased set of six Edward VII silver handled dessert knives, maker James Deakin & Sons, Sh...
Lot 176: Sold for £90 hammer
A pair of Victorian silver salts with embossed bodies on pad feet with gilded interior, ma...
Lot 176: Sold for £65 hammer
An Edward VII silver matched cruet set in case, makers mark worn, Birmingham, 1905 & 1906,...
Lot 176: Sold for £240 hammer
A set of six George IV silver fiddle pattern table forks, maker John Meed, London 1823, to...
Lot 176: Sold for £120 hammer
A pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, maker Robert Williams & Sons, Exete...
Lot 177: Sold for £47 hammer
A pair of Edwardian silver backed dressing table hair brushes with embossed cherub detail,...
Lot 177: Sold for £100 hammer
A George III silver basting spoon with beaded Old English pattern handle, engraved name, m...
Lot 177: Sold for £90 hammer
A cased set of four Victorian salts and spoons, maker Vale Brothers & Sermon, Birmingham 1...
Lot 177: Sold for £150 hammer
A Victorian silver sugar bowl, makers George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1898, the embo...
Lot 177: Sold for £900 hammer
A George V silver four-piece tea and coffee set circular form decorated with panels of rai...
Lot 177: Sold for £30 hammer
A Victorian silver christening mug with demi-fluting and engraved William (a/f), Sheffield...
Lot 177: Sold for £360 hammer
A Victorian silver and cut glass seven bottle cruet set by Robert Harper, London 1862, com...
Lot 177: Sold for £180 hammer
An Edward VII silver bosuns whistle, Birmingham 1902, with engraved floral decoration...
A pair of George V silver lidded cut glass globular scent bottles, maker J H Worrall, Son ...
Lot 177: Sold for £190 hammer
A Victorian silver mustard pot, maker Edward Ker Reid, London 1863 with circular body embo...
Lot 177: Sold for £200 hammer
A set of six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons maker Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater...
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