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Two early 19th century silver tea caddy spoons by the Bateman family, one with circular bowl and initials MB to handle, London 1807, 8cm long, the...
Two George III period silver tea caddy spoons, both with bright cut design to handles, longest 7.7cm (2)
Three early 19th century period silver tea caddy spoons, two George III with shell shaped bowls, the other George IV with shaped bowl and bright c...
A George III period silver tea caddy spoon, tea leaf shaped with bright cut handle and initials, 8.8cm long
A George III period silver tea caddy spoon, modelled as a racehorse jockey's cap, 5.4cmPLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES ...[more]
Three George III period and later silver sifter spoons, two tea caddy spoon shaped the other with wide oblong bowl on fiddle pattern handle and 9....
Two early 19th century silver tea caddy spoons, one by William Woodman, 10cm long, the other by GF, both marked Exeter (2)
A George III period silver tea caddy spoon, with shell shaped bowl and bright curt handle, marked Newcastle, 10cm long
Three Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, two with shell shaped bowl and one later with engraved bowl and fiddle pattern handle, 9.5 cm (3)
Two Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, one with square bowl and fiddle and shell handle, 8.4cm long, the other by George Unite (2)
Four Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, each with shell shaped bowl, one possibly reproduction and repaired (4)
Three early 19th century silver tea caddy spoons, one with circular bowl and fiddle pattern handle by George Unite, and two others (3)
Three George III period silver and mother of pearl handled tea caddy spoons, each with shovel shaped bowls (3)
Two George III period silver tea caddy spoons, each tea leaf shaped, 7.8cm and 8.1cm (2) BOTH APPEAR TO HAVE HAD REPAIRS TO THEIR HANDLES. BOTH HA...
A George III period silver tea caddy spoon, tea leaf shaped and 7.6 cm long THE HANDLE HAS POSSIBLY HAD A REPAIR AND HAS SOLDER TO THE TOP, IT ALS...
A George IV period silver tea caddy spoon, with shovel bowl and fiddle pattern handle and with raised decoration, 10cm long PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL ...
A George III period silver tea caddy spoon, with leaf shaped bowl and ring handle, 6 cm long THE HANDLE APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN REPAIRED AND IT HAS O...
Four Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, three with shovel bowls and one with oval shaped bowl (4)
A Victorian Irish silver tea caddy spoon by PW, shell shaped bowl with fiddle pattern handle having family crest, 10.5 cm long, Dublin 1870
Three Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, one with oval bowl and bright cut engraved decoration, another with shaped bowl and engraved design...
A William IV silver tea caddy spoon by HMN, 7.5 cm long, with shell shaped bowl and bright cut engraved handle
Four Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, the largest, 9.5 cm long, with shell shaped bowl and fiddle pattern handle, along wit three smaller ...
Two Georgian period silver tea caddy spoons, one with shell bowl, the other with bright cut engraved decoration to handle, together with a Georgia...
A George III silver nutmeg grater by John Shaw, 3.5cm wide, rectangular box with line design to exterior with initials to lid, marked Birmingham, ...
A George III silver nutmeg grater by Peter & Ann Bateman, 4.4cm wide, oval box with hinged compartment base and having fixed steel grate below hin...
A George III silver nutmeg grater by Joseph Willmore, 4cm wide, oblong box with hinged cover and hinged steel grate, engraved decoration to sides ...
A George III silver nutmeg grater by Matthew Linwood, 3.5cm wide, plain oval box with initials to lid opening to reveal hinged steel grate, Birmin...
A George III silver nutmeg grater by Samuel Pemberton, 3.2cm high, cylindrical with removeable domed cover and having fixed steel grate, the lower...
An early Victorian silver pounce pot by Joseph Angell Senior & Joseph Angell Junior, 8cm high, with engraved body and gilt interior, London 1837 ...
A George IV silver vinaigrette by Nathanial Mills, 3.8cm wide, rectangular with engraved decoration and raised rim, gilt interior, Birmingham 1829
A Victorian silver and later vesta case, 5.7cm high, rectangular with hinged cap and applied loop, Chester 1894, with possibly later white enamel ...
An Edwardian silver go to bed by J.H.H, 5.4cm diameter, in the form of a small chamberstick, Birmingham 1907
A Victorian carved bone rook,
A Victorian carved bone rook, 4.4cm high, the small castle turret with pierced hole to top, possibly a chess piece or go to bed
A George III silver Campaign marrow scoop by Lea & Clark, 12.2cm open or 7.5cm closed, the plain handle, within some dents having screw fit blade,...
A George III silver small box by IT 3cm wide, oval with hinged lid, Birmingham 1800
Two Victorian silver and later vesta cases, one later converted to a lighter, the larger 5.9cm high (2)
Three Victorian and later silver vesta cases, the largest 6.2cm long with slide out compartment, another with sprung cover and a smaller example (...
Four Victorian and later small silver collectable items, one being a rectangular pin cushion, 3.7cm wide, AF, a sovereign case, a stamp holder and...
Seven Georgian and Victorian silver folding pocket knives, five with mop handles and two with tortoiseshell (7) PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL IMAGES ...[...
A cased late Victorian silver pocket knife, Birmingham 1899, in fitted box (2)
Six Georgian and Victorian silver and mother of pearl pocket knives, with two small cases (8)
A Victorian silver small go to bed chamberstick by T J & N Creswick, 9.6cm diameter, Sheffield 1852, with lift out sconce and snuffer (3) ...[mor...
A Victorian miniature go to bed chamberstick by FB, 6.8cm diameter, plain with lift out sconce and snuffer, London 1887 (3)
A pair of George III silver candle snuffer scissors, 16.6cm long, London 1801
Two Victorian silver baby's rattles, the larger 12cm long with coral terminal, some repair and damage, the other smaller with mop handle (2)
Four Georgian silver and later buckles and a silver plated skirt clip, one large buckle 9.2cm wide and by Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart, a pair ...
Seven 19th & 20th century collectable silver items, including an inkwell with red feather quill pen, a book mark, another book mark with teddy, a ...
A collection of thirteen silver spoons, twelve tea and coffee spoons and one mustard spoon
A Georgian style mote spoon,
A Georgian style mote spoon, marked J.L, with typical pierced bowl, appears to have repaired, with a wooden stand having silver upright support pr...
A Georgian style mote spoon,
A Georgian style mote spoon, with typical pierced bowl on handle with spike, possibly repaired
An Edwardian silver table mirror by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, 46cm high and 32.5cm wide, oval mirror in shaped mount having applied garland to to...
A cased pair of George V silver dessert servers by Henry Wilkinson, together with a cased set of six George V silver dessert spoons
A 1970s silver loving cup and cover from Toye Kenning & Spencer Ltd, the limited edition (90 of 500) twin handled footed goblet with textured body...
A good pair of late 1950s silver ecclesiastical chalices by H.F & Co Ltd, 19.5cm high and each 12.98 ozt, each with hammered bowl with squat knop ...
A c1950s Military issued silver plated ecclesiastical chalice by Elkington & Co, 14.5cm, with engraved short cross to base ...[more]
An Art Deco four piece silver and enamelled dressing table set, with hand mirror, clothes brush and pair of hairbrushes (4)
A late 19th or early 20th century Russian silver and enamel kovsh by Nikolay Strulev, 13cm long, 121g, of typical form with polychrome champleve s...
A George III silver milk jug,
A George III silver milk jug, 12.5cm high, 3.5 ozt, with embossed decoration, marks worn
An Edwardian silver cream jug,
An Edwardian silver cream jug, 12.5cm high, 3 ozt, Georgian helmet shaped
An Edwardian silver bon bon dish by M&D, 15cm wide, 4.55 ozt, twin handled flower head shaped footed bowl ...[more]
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