Specialist Jewellery, Silver and Watch Sale

An open link curb chain, 55cm long, marked '18k', 4.4g gross

A hinged gold bangle, fully patterned with different textures, marked '916', internal diameter 6.3cm, 13.9g gross. Together with purchase receipt ...

Two large silver serving spoons with flattened rims and rat-tail backs. Made by George Gray in London 1790. 28cm long and in total 7.05 Troy oz

A Georgian silver urn of modest form, with trumpet rim and striped bowl embossment above base. Made possibly by James Gould but of an unknown date...

A silver coffee pot, along with a silver milk jug and a sugar bowl. Made by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. in London of differing years but in the ...

A three piece silver cruet by Docker & Burn Ltd, Birmingham, 1922, circular form with Bristol Blue glass liners, in fitted case 2.7 Troy oz

Twelve George III silver Hanoverian pattern table forks, mixed dates and makers, each engraved with initials and a crest 22.4 Troy oz

A circular silver card tray with slightly pointed and dashed borders, and a unicorn engraved in the centre of the plate. Made by John Crouch I & T...

A silver mustard pot, entirely smooth in body with curved lid and modestly decorated handle. Made by T. H. Hazlewood & Co. in Birmingham 1914. 4.0...

Edwardian silver waiter, by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1904, of shaped circular form with gadrooned border, the centre engraved with a monogra...

Two silver candlestick holders with graduated octagonal base and decorative spine extruding from a central ripple. Made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons ...

A Georgian silver toddy ladle with twisted handle. Made by Elizabeth Morley in London 1795. 36cm long, 1.26 Troy oz (weighable)

Two identical small silver sauce ladles with engravings of an armoured arm clasping a shattered sword at the handles. Made by Thomas Oliphant in L...

A silver bowl, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1938, of oblong form, reeded stylised border and raised on scroll feet, 30cm length 15.2 Troy oz

Collection of 19th century and later silver teaspoons, mixed dates and makers 9.1 Troy oz

Edwardian canteen of matched silver Hanoverian pattern flatware for twelve, predominantly by Ackroyd Rhodes; Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd, London, 190...

A small silver salver with floral and scrolled decoration around border, and upon three decorative feet. Made by Richard Sibley II in London 1849....

A mid-19th-century Victorian silver sifter spoon, Newcastle, 1853, Thomas Sewell I, the bowl pierced with X-and-O shapes, as well as leaf shapes t...

A Georgian silver salt pot with four floral feet and grape-and-floral tips extruding to form modest handles at ends. Made by an unknown maker in 1...

Twelve George IV Exeter silver fiddle pattern dessert forks, by George Ferris, Exeter, 1824, each engraved with an initial 15.8 Troy oz

A three-piece silver tea set including a tea pot, milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl. All of matching curved-spheroid form, laced with beaded str...

A plain silver salver with modest curved border. Made by Daniel and John Wellby in London 1895. 18cm diameter, 10.1 Troy oz

George III silver fiddle pattern basting spoon, by William Eley I & William Fearn, London, 1818 4.4 Troy oz

Silver gilt and enamel ceremonial medallion and chain, by Charles Usher, Birmingham, 1928, the polychromed enamel jewel presented to "The Chairman...

A Victorian silver pepper pot with gilt interior, and embossed roses and other floral designs on exterior. Made by JB, possibly Henry Wilkinson & ...

A pair of Georgian silver serving spoons with engraving at handle and rat-tail backs. Made by Richard Crossley in 1784. 22.5cm long and in total 4...

Nine identical silver table forks alongside one other. The majority made by WE (with cross identification stamp) in London 1803; the single made p...

An 18th century silver caster, indistinctly marked, London, circular form, pierced pull-off cover with flame finial, the body with embossed foliat...

A Victorian silver and nacre serving set, within case wanting lid. Comprises a serving knife and fork, both with floral patterns throughout. The k...

A silver teapot with chequered stripe-and-spot design throughout body, and two shields on each length's centre. With four ball feet and a curved t...

Set of six George IV silver Hanoverian pattern dessert forks, by Charles Eley, London, 1825 6.7 Troy oz

A tall silver cream jug with beaded rim and base and feathered handle. Maker undiscernible, but made in London 1777. 12cm tall and 3.32 Troy oz

Collection of 18th century and later silver flatware, mixed dates and makers, most engraved with a crest 108 Troy oz

A silver toddy ladle with twisted handle and coin of George II set into bowl. No hallmark, but scribed into the back of the neck is "R L L". Coin ...

A silver cigarette case with Tartan pattern engraved into faces. 4.11 Troy oz

A silver-plate serving fish knife and fork, made by Mappin & Webb and with modest vertical hoops lining the handle edges. The knife is 31.5cm long...

A Britannia-silver card tray of squared form, with symmetrical ogee-shaped corners. Made by William Henry Skinner in London 1897. 15cm x 15cm, 3.8...

Two silver salt pots each with three hoofed feet and accompanied by two shovels. Made by David Mowden in London 1762. In total 2.80 Troy oz

Twelve matched George IV Exeter silver fiddle pattern table forks, predominantly by John Stone and George Ferris, mixed dates, each engraved with ...

A silver sugar sifter, the body of bowl form narrowing at the neck, and the top with kites encompassing circular holes. Made by Thomas Turner & Co...

A silver sugar shaker with swirling-orb pattern above base and flame finial. Made by Charles Stuart Harris in London 1893. 16.5cm tall, 5.64 Troy ...

A Georgian silver toast rack with rounded dividers and a ring handle at the top. Made by H. N (Henry Nutting or Hannah Northcote) in London 1800. ...

A silver card tray with intermittent shells at rim, separated by double-ogee-shaped scrolls; the plate also decoratively engraved. Made by I.C. in...

A Georgian silver cream jug, embossed with scrolls and floral patterns throughout, and with handle straightened at the top. Maker's mark faded to ...

A large silver serving fork of six widely splayed tines. Made by I. I in London, likely during the late-18th century but the date letter is undisc...

A silver extendable hunting cup, consisting of three separate rings that slot within one another. Made by George Edward and Sons in Glasgow 1868. ...

A pair of Georgian silver serving spoons with shell patterns at the handles' tips, and shoulders at the necks. Made respectively by Sarah & John W...

A circular silver salver with intermittent shell decorations at rim, separated by contoured scrolls. Upon three feet, one of which is detached. Ma...

An Eastern filigree white metal pot-pourri, probably Indian, circular form with pull-off cover, raised on three feet, 16cm high, 5 Troy oz

A Georgian silver two-handled cup with decorative embossed floral designs throughout. Maker elusive, but made in London 1764. 13cm tall, 10.2 Troy...

A cased set of six silver teaspoons, with identical figures of putti standing at the handles' tips. Made by Robert Stebbings in London 1899. Each ...

A large silver salver with smooth plate and perpetual ogee-shaped border decorated with flora. Made by William Hutton & Sons, Ltd. in Sheffield 19...

A coral and silver rattle with six bells and a whistle at the top. George Unite, date undiscernible, but made in Birmingham, possibly in the late-...

A cased collection of RSPB-themed silver teaspoons, all with unique birds depicted in embossed discs at the handles, and named behind. Made by Joh...

A Victorian silver cup with embossed floral features encompassed in triangular veins. Made by Daniel & Charles Houle in London 1852. Upon four bra...

George III silver teapot, by Solomon Hougham, London, 1803, squat circular form, the hinge flush hinged cover with a disc reeded finial, wooden sc...

A silver and tortoise-shell Saint Columba box, with silver cross inlay in lid. Made by the Corke Brothers and Co. in London 1911. In total 0.98 Tr...