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1
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An Edwardian novelty silver pin-cushion modelled as a sitting rabbit, by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1908, (3)
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£750
€883
US$ 1,136
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2
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An Edwardian novelty silver pin-cushion modelled as an elephant, Birmingham 1906, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, (2)
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£625
€736
US$ 947
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3
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A pair of early 20th century silver table ornaments, import marks for Berthold Muller, Chester 1910, (3)
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£475
€559
US$ 719
|
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4
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A Victorian silver novelty miniature parakeet pepper, possibly by James Barclay Hennell, London 1879,
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£1,000
€1,177
US$ 1,515
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5
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A Continental novelty salt and pepper, with import marks for R. Mitchell, 1819 (Qty)
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£562
€662
US$ 852
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6
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A Continental novelty salt and pepper, import marks for Berthold Muller, London 1911-1913, and three other toys (5)
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£687
€809
US$ 1,041
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7
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A silver minature four-piece tea and coffee service with tray, by A. Marston & Co, Birmingham 1959, together with five other pieces (10)
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£375
€441
US$ 568
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8
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A collection of Continental miniature silver toys, with import marks for Samuel Boyce Landeck, (8)
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£562
€662
US$ 852
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9
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A silver miniature tea pot, by Yapp & Woodward, Birmingham 1846, and a miniature chamberstick (2)
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£437
€515
US$ 662
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10
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A Continental teapot and lidded sugar bowl, with import marks for Solomon Nathan Nyburg, London 1892, and eight others (10)
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£812
€956
US$ 1,231
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11
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A silver miniature tea and coffee service with tray, by Barker Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1937, together with a coffee service (17)
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£275
€323
US$ 416
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12
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A Continental miniature silver locomotive, with import marks for Isaac Manheim, London 1900, (5)
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£1,250
€1,472
US$ 1,894
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13
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A group of five Continental miniature silver toys, with pseudo marks, (6)
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£375
€441
US$ 568
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14
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Three Continental miniature silver chariots, import marks for maker's mark SMD, London 1965, and four others (7)
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£475
€559
US$ 719
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15
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A collection of Continental miniature silver toys, including two Oriental men, four fish and three others (9)
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£450
€529
US$ 681
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16
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A group of miscellaneous miniature silver toys, unmarked (8)
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£375
€441
US$ 568
|
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17
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An Edwardian silver pin cushion modelled as a pig, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1905, (4)
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£687
€809
US$ 1,041
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18
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An Edwardian novelty pin-cushion modelled as a pig, Britton, Gould & Co, Birmingham, date letter rubbed, circa 1910, (3)
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£687
€809
US$ 1,041
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19
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A Victorian silver collapsaible beaker, by Samson Mordan Co, London 1895, and other items (5)
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£475
€559
US$ 719
|
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20
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A pair of second quarter of 18th century silver miniature candlesticks,makers mark, a leaf, Delft, with later tax marks
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£1,437
€1,692
US$ 2,178
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22
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A pair of George III silver and steel spurs, indistinct maker's mark and lion passant only a George III silver wine funnel, maker's mark I M with pellet between, London 1806, removeable bowl, the spout with three applied straps, together with a sugar caster, by Samuel & Edward Davenport, London 1796
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£875
€1,030
US$ 1,325
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24
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A George III silver vinaigrette, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1810, and other items (8)
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£375
€441
US$ 568
|
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25
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A Victorian silver-gilt patch box, by Francis Clark, Birmingham 1841, (2)
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£437
€515
US$ 662
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26
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A quantity of small silver boxes, (11)
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£875
€1,030
US$ 1,325
|
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27
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A George III silver nutmeg grater, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1814,
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£437
€515
US$ 662
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28
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A Victorian silver vinaigrette by Nathanial Mills, Birmingham 1839 and nine others.(10)
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£1,250
€1,472
US$ 1,894
|
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29
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A Victorian silver card case/aide-memoire, by Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1898,
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£62
€73
US$ 94
|
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30
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A Victorian silver 'Buckingham Palace' card case, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1848,
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£687
€809
US$ 1,041
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31
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A Victorian silver and enamel vesta case, by Saunders & Sheppard, London 1886, (2)
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£750
€883
US$ 1,136
|
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32
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A silver vinaigrette, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1801, two other rectangular vinaigrettes, by Thomas Shaw, (3)
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£400
€471
US$ 606
|
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34
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A late 18th/early 19th century Dutch silver-mounted tortoiseshell box, maker's mark of an leaping goat facing right in an oval punch, also stamped with a later mark,
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£687
€809
US$ 1,041
|
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35
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A late 18th-century pique work gold and tortoiseshell box, apparently unmarked,
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£625
€736
US$ 947
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36
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A silver mounted tortoiseshell jewellery box, by E. S. Barnsley & Co, Birmingham 1919, (4)
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£562
€662
US$ 852
|
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37
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A silver mounted and tortoiseshell dressing table tray, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1923, and other silver and tortoiseshell items (6)
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£725
€853
US$ 1,098
|
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38
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A Continental enamel and silver-gilt minaudiere, marks indistinct, (3)
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£562
€662
US$ 852
|
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40
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A 20th century continental silver minaudiere, stamped '925', makers mark F.C., (7)
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£562
€662
US$ 852
|
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41
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A late 18th century tortoiseshell and gold pique circular box,
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£400
€471
US$ 606
|
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44
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A George III silver vinaigrette, by William Edwards, London 1801,
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£300
€353
US$ 454
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45
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A 19th century silver Continental etui, apparently unmarked, (3)
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£875
€1,030
US$ 1,325
|
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46
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A cased 19th century French unmarked gold mounted painted porcelain scent bottle, with later Dutch import mark,
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£625
€736
US$ 947
|
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47
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Three 18th century Birmingham or South Staffordshire enamel boxes, (3)
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£400
€471
US$ 606
|
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48
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An ivory and unmarked gold mounted etui, (Qty)
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£412
€485
US$ 625
|
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49
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A 19th century enamel and metal scent flask, unmarked, (3)
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£475
€559
US$ 719
|
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50
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A late 19th century Austrian silver-gilt and enamelled snuff box, by Herman Ratzersdorffer, Vienna, together with a 20th century silver mounted and enamelled heart-shaped box, unmarked, (2)
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£900
€1,059
US$ 1,363
|
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51
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A 19th century French enamelled scent flask, unmarked,
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£600
€706
US$ 909
|
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52
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A mid 18th century enamel and gilt metal mounted snuff box, probably Russian,
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£875
€1,030
US$ 1,325
|
|
53
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A 19th century German gilt metal mounted porcelain oblong snuff box, with pseudo blue cross mark, together with a Continental gilt metal mounted porcelain rectangular snuff box, unmarked,
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£437
€515
US$ 662
|
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54
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A Continental metalware card case, unmarked, a silver cigarette case, a silver vesta case and an etui (4)
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£250
€294
US$ 378
|
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55
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An early 19th century French gold tooth pick case, by Simon-Achille Léger, maker's mark registered in 1815 until 1826, also marked with a Paris post-Revolutionary unofficial 3rd standard mark and the ram's head guarantee mark for 1819-1838,
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£750
€883
US$ 1,136
|
|
56
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Two early 19th century Mexican vari-colour gold etuis, the first with the mark of assay master Antonio Forcada y Laplaza, the eagle tax mark and crowned M for Mexico City, (2)
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£1,375
€1,619
US$ 2,083
|
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57
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Seven varying early 20th century silver mounted travelling pocket watch cases, varying maker's, dates of frames 1906 - 1915, (7)
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£812
€956
US$ 1,231
|
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59
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A quantity of silver items, (Qty)
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£1,025
€1,207
US$ 1,553
|
|
61
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A pair of Edwardian silver menu holders modelled as stag heads, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1909, (Qty)
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£625
€736
US$ 947
|
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63
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A mid 19th century Continental gilt metal and enamelled snuff box, unmarked, together with a late 19th / early 20th century gilt metal and enamelled snuff box modelled as a writing desk top, unmarked (2)
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£750
€883
US$ 1,136
|
|
64
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A 19th century Cantonese silver mounted snuff box, unmarked,
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£475
€559
US$ 719
|
|
65
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A small quantity of 9ct gold charms, assorted dates and makers, (Qty)
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£750
€883
US$ 1,136
|
|
67
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A coromandel wood vanity case with Victorian silver mounted fittings, possibly by Thomas Willis, London 1876,
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£812
€956
US$ 1,231
|
|
68
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A Turkish silver box, stamped with Tughra mark, marks rubbed,
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£375
€441
US$ 568
|
|
69
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A coromandel wood toilet box with silver gilt fittings, retailed by Asprey, the mounts possibly by Abraham Brownett, London 1863,
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£875
€1,030
US$ 1,325
|
|
70
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An Austrian silver mounted ivory cigar cutter modelled as a fox head, by George Adam Scheid, Vienna circa 1900,
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£2,000
€2,355
US$ 3,030
|
|
71
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A novelty silver mounted ivory cigar cutter modelled as a boar, by E. J. Clewley & Co, Chester 1923,
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£1,250
€1,472
US$ 1,894
|
|
73
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IRISH REGIMENTAL INTEREST: A Victorian electroplated seven-light candelabrum, by Elkington & Co, circa 1855,
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£1,312
€1,545
US$ 1,988
|
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74
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A pair of electroplated wine coolers, (2)
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£525
€618
US$ 795
|
|
75
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A pair of late Victorian electroplated table centrepieces circa 1890, togehter with five Egyptian items (7)
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£562
€662
US$ 852
|
|
76
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An electroplated Corinthian column table lamp,
|
£125
€147
US$ 189
|
|
79
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A pair of electroplated on copper candlesticks,
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£37
€44
US$ 56
|
|
80
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A German electroplated mounted glass duck claret jug, by WMF,
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£212
€250
US$ 321
|
|
82
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An electroplated model of a seated greyhound, by Elkington & Co,
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£112
€132
US$ 170
|
|
84
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A silver two-handled samovar, apparently unmarked, the later cover with lion passant and rubbed makers mark only,
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£2,250
€2,649
US$ 3,409
|
|
85
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A silver pierced dish, Sheffield 1974, together with a small two-handled pot pourri pot, by Henry Wilkinson & Son, London 1914, with a pierced cover, on silver plinth, Lonodn 1916, and a George II silver cream jug, by George Greenhill Jones, London 1739, (3)
|
£687
€809
US$ 1,041
|
|
86
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A silver salver, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1929,
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£1,625
€1,913
US$ 2,462
|
|
87
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An American metalware vase, incuse stamped "Tiffany & Co", "925", "Sterling Silver", and a vase, triangular form, (2)
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£75
€88
US$ 113
|
|
88
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A silver bowl, maker's mark C.G.L., also the rim punched with a mark JH conjoined G, London 1932,
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£562
€662
US$ 852
|
|
89
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A George III style silver swing-handle basket, by Heming & Co Ltd, London 1914,
|
£900
€1,059
US$ 1,363
|
|
91
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A pair of George III style silver sauceboats, by Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1940, (2)
|
£600
€706
US$ 909
|
|
92
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A silver two-handled oval tray, by L. A. Crichton, London 1924,
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£1,750
€2,061
US$ 2,651
|
|
93
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A cased silver three-piece condiment set, by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1956, together with a metalware commemorative dish, stamped to reverse "The Jaques cartier Mint", "Sterling Silver .925", (4)
|
£312
€368
US$ 473
|
|
94
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A silver four-piece tea service, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1933 / 34, (4)
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£1,125
€1,324
US$ 1,704
|
|
95
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A silver five-piece tea and coffee service, by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd., Chester 1927-9, (5)
|
£875
€1,030
US$ 1,325
|
|
96
|
A silver entrée dish and cover, by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1920,
|
£812
€956
US$ 1,231
|
|
97
|
A small quantity of silver items, (Qty)
|
£525
€618
US$ 795
|
|
98
|
A silver rectangular cigarette box, by R. Comyns, London 1932, an American silver spirit flask, (2)
|
£437
€515
US$ 662
|
|
99
|
A silver cigarette box, by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1962 and another silver cigarette box. (2)
|
£437
€515
US$ 662
|
|
100
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A silver coffee pot, by Charles Edwards, London 1936 and a silver inkwell. (2)
|
£437
€515
US$ 662
|
|
101
|
An Art Deco silver four-piece bachelors' tea service, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1936, (4)
|
£475
€559
US$ 719
|
|
103
|
A silver salver, by James Dixons & Sons, Sheffield 1929,
|
£437
€515
US$ 662
|
|
104
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A cased silver porringer, by Barker Bros. Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1934, (3)
|
£562
€662
US$ 852
|
|
105
|
An Art Deco silver four-piece tea service, by G. Bryan & Co, Birmingham 1920, (4)
|
£1,625
€1,913
US$ 2,462
|
|
106
|
A silver five-piece tea and coffee service together with a tray, by Barker Ellis Silver Co. Birmingham 1968, 1971 / 72
|
£3,000
€3,533
US$ 4,545
|
|
107
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A silver four-piece tea and coffee service, maker's mark P P LTD, Sheffield 1971, (4)
|
£1,625
€1,913
US$ 2,462
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