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AN ELIZABETH II SILVER CORONATION COMMEMORATIVE TEASPOON
by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1953, in a fitted red cloth covered case; a white metal double-ended dessert/teaspoon; two cased silver Christening sets; and a pair of silver sugar tongs
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£40 - £60
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£60
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A VICTORIAN SILVER CREAM JUG
by Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1886, with a shaped lip, part gadrooned body, gilded interior and wide foot, 11cm high, 2.2 tr. ozs, engraved with a griffin armorial
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£40 - £60
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£30
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A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II DIAMOND JUBILEE SILVER PAPERWEIGHTS
by LJ Millington, Birmingham 2012, of domed ‘capstan’ shape, each 3cm high x 6cm diameter, 8.9 tr. ozs (loaded), boxed
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£40 - £60
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£50
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A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE AND SHELL TEASPOONS
by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1894 and a set of six Victorian silver Old English rat tail coffee spoons by William Hutton & Sons, London 1893 (2 sets)
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£30 - £50
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£70
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A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX
by John Shaw, Birmingham 1818, of plain design, the flush fitting lid opening to reveal gilt interior, the base formerly containing a musical movement, 2.3cm high x 7.5cm wide x 4.5cm deep; sold…
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£100 - £150
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£160
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AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER GILT SNUFF BOX
by Edward Smith, London 1845, of shaped rectangular outline, boldly engraved with leaf scrolls, 1.5cm high x 7.5cm wide x 5.5cm deep, weight 3 tr. ozs
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£120 - £150
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£240
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A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL SNUFF BOX
the lid embossed with two male profiles and engraved ‘FMB’, with reeded body, 7.5cm wide, and a Burmese white metal box, embossed with flowers, 8cm wide
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£40 - £60
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£120
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A VICTORIAN SILVER DESK SEAL
by John Round, Sheffield 1898, modelled as an Apeman carrying a bundle of sticks across his shoulders, 6.5cm high, unengraved circular matrix, weight 2.5 tr. ozs
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£30 - £50
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£150
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A VICTORIAN SILVER RATTLE
by George Unite, London 1872, with whistle end and embossed with flowers, 10cm long
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£20 - £40
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£20
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A RARE LATE 17TH OR EARLY 18TH CENTURY WHITE METAL NUTMEG GRATER
possibly by John Clifton or John Clare I, of teardrop form, with ‘stand away’ hinges, the top and rear covers engraved with a rose and a tulip respectively, makers mark IC only, with incised matching…
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£300 - £400
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£2,400
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TWO 9CT GOLD MOUNTED CHEROOT HOLDERS
one by Blow & Co, London 1907, the other by LO, London 1924, 3cm and 5cm long respectively, the former contained in silver ‘Hardy Brothers’ case by Stores & Ireland, Chester 1903, the latter…
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£40 - £60
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£70
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A GROUP OF FIVE GEORGE II/III SILVER TODDY LADLES
all lacking handles, various dates and makers, together with 925 Sterling circular ashtray inset with a Colombia 1922 50 cents
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£40 - £60
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£40
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A VICTORIAN SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN SIFTER SPOON
by Marton, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1876 with beaded edge; a pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern tablespoons by William Eaton, London 1843; a set of six George IV silver fiddle pattern teaspoons…
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£100 - £150
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£220
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TODDY LADLES
with Dundee lily mark, date letter ‘C’ and unidentified maker’s mark ‘M’, combined weight 1.8 tr. ozs, each engraved with ‘B’ to terminals (2)
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£100 - £150
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£100
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN SAUCE LADLES
by George Adams, London 1850, combined weight 3.6 tr. ozs, each engraved with matching crowned head armorials (2)
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£80 - £120
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A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT FORKS
by William Robert Smiley, London 1847, combined weight 8 tr. ozs, each engraved to rear of terminals with garter cartouche letter ‘A’
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£130 - £160
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A GEORGE IV SILVER KINGS PATTERN CADDY SPOON
by Joseph Wintle, Birmingham 1824, with a scalloped bowl; together with a late Victorian silver Old English pattern caddy spoon of 18th Century design, with embossed shovel bowl (2)
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£40 - £60
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£40
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS
by Peter and William Bateman, London 1808, with bright-cut navette engraving; one other pair of George III silver sugar tongs by Thomas Wallis II, London 1802; and two other pairs of silver sugar…
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£50 - £80
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£45
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TABLESPOONS
by George Adams, London 1846, the terminals engraved with initials, combined weight 4.5 tr. ozs
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£80 - £120
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£65
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TWO GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLESPOONS
one by George Smith II, London 1798, the other by Solomon Hougham, London 1807, both with crisp marks and engraved initials to the terminals, combined weight 3.6 tr. ozs (2)
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£60 - £80
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A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN TEASPOONS
by George Adams, London 1856, with crowned head crest engraved to terminals, combined weight 5 tr. ozs
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£80 - £120
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A GEORGE III SILVER JUG
possibly by Richard Meach, London 1765, with floral and scroll embossed body, 9cm high x 7cm diameter, engraved to underside ‘From his Uncle E. Watson, 1836', 3.6 tr. ozs
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£40 - £60
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A GEORGE IV SILVER BARSAC DECANTER LABEL
by William Knight II, London 1828, of canted rectangular shape with reeded border, weight 5 grams
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£40 - £60
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£70
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN ASPARAGUS SERVERS
by Solomon Hougham, London 1815, with plain rectangular blades and with engraved 'wounded stag' armorial
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£60 - £60
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£220
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