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A Victorian 18 carat gold lady's half hunting cased fob watch, crown wind movement, London 1896, 3.5cm diameter. Suspended from an 18ct gold Albert with T bar and dog clip. Albert lengh, 37cm. Albert gross weight 60gm, watch gross weight 50gm

A Beswick hunting group. Comprising huntsman on chestnut, lady on a grey, boy on palomino, girl on skewbald, fifteen hounds and a Halcyon Days fox

A HUNTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD, 15CM BLADE, LENGTH 31.5CM

A QUANTITY OF PORTMERION COMMEMORATIVE MUGS TOGETHER WITH A PALISSY TANKARD OF A HUNTING SCENE, AUTUMN LEAVES JUG, ETC.,

A HUNTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD, 23CM BLADE, LENGTH 37CM

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HUNTING SCENE ITEMS TO INCLUDE A GINGER JAR, CUPS, PLATES AND A GLASS ETC

A HUNTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD 22CM BLADE, LENGTH 41CM

A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE PENKNIVES TO INCLUDE SWISS ARMY AND TWO HUNTING KNIVES IN SHEATHS

A HUNTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD,13CM BLADE, LENGTH 25CM

A HUNTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD, 14.5CM BLADE, LENGTH 30CM

A MINIATURE BRASS HUNTING HORN TOGETHER WITH A SET OF VINTAGE POSTAL SCALES, MANICURE SET AND SILVER PLATE TRINKET POT,

FOUR VARIOUS LARGE HUNTING SCENE PRINTS

Pair of hunting walking sticks, both stamped with names

Two framed and glazed hunting prints by G G Kilburne Jnr. Published 1888; Framed and glazed print by H Alken 'Tandem'; Framed and glazed print by John Wooton of a hunter; Framed and glazed print by Heywood Hardy

Ladies hunting cane, silver hallmarked stamped Swaine

Three hunting crops; one with silver hallmarked ferrule

Three early hunting horns

Black velvet Patey hunting cap in original box

Hunting whip, hallmarked silver engraved 1901 with a crown and the letter R

Large Col North hunting & coursing picture

Four hunting crops; one Swaine & Adeney, one Brigg, all with silver collars

Herbert Johnson hard hunting bowler size 59

Framed and glazed limited edition print by Doris Zinkeisen, signed in pencil to mount entitled 'Country Drive'; Fine Arts Society limited edition print dated 1898 of a couple in Gig with a groom; Fine Arts Society limited edition print, signed on the mount J Walter West; Hunting print entitled 'A Check'.

We'll All Go A-Hunting Today by Gilbert Holiday

Brass hunting dog bookends, brass horse and horse brasses

Hunting whip

Hunting leather case complete with flask

Collection of hunting crops

Hunting flask

Two full size brown leather hunting bridles

Full size hunting breastplate with attachment, martingales, browbands, hackamore noseband and bridle

PERCUSSION SHOTGUN - DOUBLE BARREL | EUROPE, EUROPEAN | Country: Europe | Date: half of the 19th century | Marking: B. Mashkov (barrel) | Manufacturer: B. Mashkov? | Condition: Barrel with traces of corrosion removed, stock with non-original polish | Lot information | A double-barreled percussion shotgun made in the mid-19th century, bearing the signature in the alphabet "B. Maškov" on the barrel. The weapon corresponds to the European rifle production of the period when the percussion mechanism became the dominant system of hunting and sporting firearms.The barrel shows traces of removed corrosion and has been additionally engraved, the signature and ornamental engraving are not original. The engravings on the barrel contain decorative plant motifs, which was typical of the more luxurious weapons of the period.The stock is made of quality wood, but has a non-original polish that may indicate a later renovation. The trigger mechanism is double-triggered, allowing independent firing of both barrels. | Dimensions | Length: 1110 mm | Caliber: 15.2 mm | Barrel: 700 mm | Weight: 2,9 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

LEFAUCHEUX CARTRIDGE SHOTGUN | BELGIUM, BELGIAN | Country: Belgium | Date: 2nd half of the 19th century | Marking: Belgian test mark - perron (inside of the tipper) | Weapon Number: 6081 | Condition: Very good | Lot information | Double-barreled shotgun of the Lefaucheux system (pinfire) from the second half of the 19th century, made in Belgium. The weapon is equipped with damascene barrels, which was characteristic of high-quality hunting and sporting weapons of the time. The bascule is richly decorated with engravings with floral motifs. On the inside of the bascule there is a Belgian perron assay mark, which confirms the origin and quality control carried out in the Belgian weapons tests. The barrel bears the serial number 6081. The mechanism of the shotgun is fully functional, the cocks are in original condition and allow cocking and firing with no signs of damage. The stock is made of dark hardwood, probably walnut, with visible signs of use consistent with the age of the gun. | Dimensions | Length: 1160 mm | Caliber: 16.5 mm | Barrel: 757 mm ***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

PERCUSSION RIFLE | SOUTHERN EUROPE, SOUTHERN EUROPEAN | Country: Southern Europe | Date: end of the 18th century | Condition: Period patina, small areas of corrosion on the right side around the piston | Lot information | A long hunting rifle from the end of the 18th century, originally made of flint, modified for a percussion system. Barrel of hexagonal profile with smooth bore, fixed with brass sleeves. Steel lock plate without decoration, dark wood stock.On the right side around the piston there are visible areas of corrosion, corresponding to operational wear. Conversion to a percussion lock involves the removal of the pan and flint mechanism, with a match piston fitted in its place. The magazine is attached under the barrel in the grooves of the wooden forend.The stock is completed with richly decorated brass elements, including a carved dorsal fitting and trigger guard with an engraved hunting scene. The brass fittings on the stock show floral and ornamental motifs. Shaped buttplate designed for stable grip when aiming. | Dimensions | Length: 1445 mm | Caliber: 15 mm | Barrel: 1090 mm | Weight: 3,9 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

FLINTSTONE RIFLE | FRANCE (MARSEILLE), FRENCH | Country: France (Marseille) | Date: around 1810 | Marking: Marseille (lock plate) | Condition: Blackened Areas of old corrosion on the barrel | Lot information | French flintlock rifle, made around 1810, originally intended for oriental markets, specifically the Balkans and North Africa. A distinctive feature is the extended muzzle, typical of hunting and military weapons used in this area. On the lock plate is the signature "Marseille", confirming its French origin. The decoration of the lock plate and counter plate is made of brass carved figures. The wooden stock has an elegant shape with finely cut engraving. | Dimensions | Length: 805 mm | Barrel: 440 mm | Weight: 3,6 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1900 | Condition: On the lower part of the blade strong traces of cutting, no scabbard | Lot information | Blade straight, wide, slightly tapering towards the tip. The surface of the blade bears visible traces of corrosion, especially in the lower part.Brass guard, curved like an ace, with a distinctive cup-shaped hand guard, typical of hunting fangs from this period. Handle made of antler, diagonally grooved for a better grip, finished with brass fittings. | Dimensions | Length: 540 mm | Blade: 420 mm | Weight: 460 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

PERCUSSION RIFLE - SHOTGUN | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: half of the 19th century | Condition: Very good | Lot information | A single-shot percussion shotgun made in the mid-19th century, representing a transition between flintlock and percussion hunting weapons. This type of gun was commonly used for hunting small game and birds, where quick and reliable discharge of the charge was needed.The barrel comes from an older flintlock gun, indicating its subsequent adaptation to a percussion system, which was more reliable and effective in the 19th century. The lockplate is richly engraved, but unsigned, which may indicate workshop or individual production. The stock is made of high-quality walnut wood, with a fine dovetail roughening in the grip area. | Dimensions | Length: 1150 mm | Caliber: 15 mm | Barrel: 785 mm ***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG "PAUL WEYERSBERG" | CENTRAL EUROPE / GERMANY (SOLINGEN), GERMAN | Country: Central Europe / Germany (Solingen) | Date: 2001 | Marking: Paul Weyersberg Solingen (blade), Hermann Göring (blade left) Seinem lieben Freund Alpers Falkenhof - Riddagshausen 30 Nov. 1937 (right side of blade) | Manufacturer: Paul Weyersberg Solingen | Condition: Excellent | Lot information | Hunting fang with etched blade, made as a replica in 2001. The blade is marked Paul Weyersberg Solingen, also the inscriptions Hermann Göring (left side of the blade) and "Seinem lieben Freund Alpers Falkenhof - Riddagshausen 30. Nov. 1937" (right side of the blade). | Dimensions | Length: 615 mm | Blade: 440 x 28 mm | Weight: 760 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

FLINTSTONE RIFLE | EUROPE, EUROPEAN | Country: Europe | Date: 19th century | Marking: Illegible marks on barrel and lock | Condition: Good | Lot information | Flintstone rifle of European origin, probably Italian or French, 19th century. The stock is richly decorated with carved bone inlays, complemented by mother-of-pearl inlays. The decoration includes landscape motifs, hunting scenes and rural life, which was common on Italian rifles made in Naples or Brescia. The central circular motif on the stock depicts a rural scene with a farmer, landscape and architecture, probably referring to European country estates or hunting grounds. The surrounding engraved motifs depict riders on horses | Dimensions | Length: 1135 mm | Weight: 4 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG "F.S. JUNG" | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: 20th century | Marking: F.S. Jung (blade) | Manufacturer: F.S. Jung | Condition: Excellent | Lot information | Hunting fang with scabbard and tie, made in the 20th century. The blade dates from the 19th century and is marked F.S. Jung. A scabbard with a sling is included. | Dimensions | Length: 548 mm | Blade: 391 x 28 mm | Weight: 720 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

PERCUSSION RIFLE | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: 2nd quarter of the 19th century | Condition: Barrel Drilled on the left side | Lot information | Percussion ball gun originating from the second quarter of the 19th century, created by the transformation of an originally flintlock weapon. This transition was common when percussion locks became a more reliable and effective alternative to the older flintlock mechanisms.The barrel is fitted with a percussion lock plate, with a bore on the left side of the barrel which may be the result of retrofitting or repairs during its use. The long barrel with robust brass elements suggests that the weapon was intended for precision shooting, probably for hunting or sport shooting.The stock is made of quality walnut wood, with elegant graining and a deep cheek cut for better ergonomics. The forearm is reinforced with brass fittings, which increases the stability of the entire structure. | Dimensions | Length: 1170 mm | Caliber: 14.6 mm | Barrel: 780 mm ***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

PERCUSSION SHOTGUN - DOUBLE BARREL | EUROPE, EUROPEAN | Country: Europe | Date: half of the 19th century | Condition: Traces of removed corrosion | Lot information | Mid 19th century double barrel percussion shotgun, unsigned, matching typical hunting weapons of the time. This model was used primarily for hunting and sport shooting where a quick second shot was needed.Shotgun barrel shows traces of removed corrosion indicating long term use and later maintenance. The lock plate is finely engraved with ornamental motifs, but without the manufacturer's signature. The mechanism is double-triggered, allowing independent firing of both barrels.The stock is made of hard walnut wood and is ergonomically shaped for a comfortable grip. | Dimensions | Length: 995 mm | Caliber: 19 mm | Barrel: 564 mm ***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG | EUROPE, EUROPEAN | Country: Europe | Date: around 1720 | Condition: No sheath | Lot information | Fang made around 1720. Straight double-edged blade with tapering edge. The hilt consists of a handle made of antler, attached with metal rivets, and finished with a brass attachment. The shield is brass, decorated with a shell motif | Dimensions | Length: 667 mm | Blade: 535 x 30 mm | Weight: 770 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1860 | Condition: Very good | Lot information | A hunting fang, which in its design is more like a chisel for cutting game. This type of weapon was part of hunting equipment and was used for the practical processing of caught game.The blade is massive, wide, one-sided ground, with a straight edge and a slightly beveled tip, adapted for chopping and cutting. Metal guard, with a cup-shaped protector and extended crossbars.The handle consists of an antler, fixed with a metal end, which provides a firm grip even in demanding conditions. The overall design suggests practical use during hunting and the subsequent processing of game.The set includes a scabbard combining leather and metal fittings, which bears visible traces of use. | Dimensions | Length: 460 mm | Blade: 320 x 32 mm | Weight: 920 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1900 | Condition: Nickel plating Blade is falling off Non-original sheath | Lot information | Hunting fang made around 1900 in Central Europe. Preserved in original condition, with a slightly worn blade and falling off nickel plating. A non-original case is included. | Dimensions | Length: 540 mm | Blade: 406 x 26 mm | Weight: 550 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

TARGET RIFLE "MICHAUMONT À LIÉGE" | FRANCE, FRENCH | Country: France | Date: 3rd quarter of the 19th century | Marking: Michaumont and Liége, armurier du roi, Canon acier spécial | Condition: Traces of removed corrosion on the front of the barrel | Lot information | Originally a percussion target, adapted for shooting Flobert cartridges, similar to the so-called Bavarian towels, from the 3rd quarter of the 19th century. The weapon has a richly decorated lock plate with the signature "Michaumont à Liége, armurier du roi, Canon acier spécial", which confirms its Belgian origin and quality production. The stock is made of dark walnut wood, ergonomically shaped for target shooting, with a prominent cheekpiece and a decorative butt for a stable grip. The brass or steel stock shoe is engraved and curved for better support when shooting. The weapon is fitted with a dioptric sight, which was common for precision sporting and hunting rifles at the time. The front of the barrel shows traces of removed corrosion, indicating the age of the weapon and its use. | Dimensions | Length: 1045 mm | Caliber: 4 mm | Barrel: 695 mm | Weight: 4,9 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG | EUROPE, EUROPEAN | Country: Europe | Date: 20th century | Marking: Jagen und Lieben thür manchen getrieben (blade) | Condition: Small areas of blackened corrosion on the blade | Lot information | A hunting fang with a richly carved bone handle, topped with a man's head (perhaps the owner, donor or important person). The owner's coat of arms is located on the shield. The blade bears the inscription "Jagen und Lieben thür manchen getrieben" There are small areas of blackened corrosion on the blade. | Dimensions | Length: 665 mm | Blade: 530 mm | Weight: 710 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG WITH PANDUR MOTIFS | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: 18th / 20th century | Marking: V. Pandur (abbreviation of exclamation "vivat pandur" on the blade on both sides) | Condition: No sheath | Lot information | Hunting fang with motifs referring to pandurs, with double-sided inscription "V. Pandur" on the blade. According to tradition, these fangs were supposed to be made from Pandur sabers, but historical research refutes this assumption. The blade dates from the 18th century, while other parts may be of a later date. No sheath. | Dimensions | Length: 670 mm | Blade: 545 mm | Weight: 420 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

COMBINATION WEAPON | SOUTHERN EUROPE, SOUTHERN EUROPEAN | Country: Southern Europe | Date: 17th century | Marking: Dog (L side of barrel) | Condition: Very good | Lot information | A rare combination weapon dating back to the 17th century that combines cold and fire in a single design. This hybrid design combines a corseque, a stabbing weapon with a short leaf point and side hooks, with a ball gun equipped with a roller lock.The barrel of the weapon is equipped with a roller lock, characteristic of high-quality firearms of the 16th and 17th centuries, used mainly in hunting and military rifles of the upper classes. On the left side of the barrel is the signature "Dog", which may refer to the manufacturer or workshop. The stock is richly decorated with carvings with plant and animal motifs, while the upper part of the decoration bears traces of wear caused by long-term use. | Dimensions | Length: 2030 mm | Barrel: 270 mm (tip) | Weight: 4 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

HUNTING FANG | CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN | Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1900 | Condition: Very good | Lot information | The blade is straight, wide, ground on one side, with a pronounced cut along the back and a slightly rounded tip, adapted for both stabbing and chopping. Ace-shaped steel guard, with a cup-shaped guard that provides protection for the hand.Handle made of antler, finished with a metal attachment with a pommel. | Dimensions | Length: 460 mm | Blade: 317 x 32 mm | Weight: 450 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

2 Large 20th century white metal figural examples. Here are two nicely detailed buttons from the earlier part of the 20th century. One example shows in low releif a hunting scene with men and rifles pointed. The other example in higher relief depicts Napolean standing on the globe and a verbal around the border. Nice selection. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Note: Antique buttons may show wear. Significant issues are noted, but shanks and backs on multi-button cards are not guaranteed. Contact us for details.

A large engraved early 18th century silver hunting fox button!This is a beautiful example to add to ones collection of an early hunting button depicting a running fox. The detailed engraving on this backmarked shiny silver button is truly exceptional. Finding these in this condition is remarkable. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Note: Antique buttons may show wear. Significant issues are noted, but shanks and backs on multi-button cards are not guaranteed. Contact us for details.

A 19th century watercolour study of a Continental figure holding a hunting horn unsigned and unattributed. 34x41cm

A Brass Figurine Depicting A Hunting Scene. Approximate Height 30CM. Length 45CM.

DAWKINS, W. Boyd. Cave Hunting, Researches on The Evidence of Caves respecting the Early Inhabitants of Europe, first edition, xxiv + 455pp., coloured frontis. + 129 illustrations. Modern quarter leather binding, marbled boards, new endpapers, 6 panelled spine in brown leather, title label & date. Fine condition. London: Macmillan & Co., 1874

MASSIE, Chris. Death Goes Hunting, incomplete manuscript draft, entirely handwritten in black ink, commencing from p. 63 [midway through Chapter VII] to p. 80 [end of Chapter VIII], then complete from Chapter X to Chapter XX [the end], a total of 140pp., housed in contemporary card covers titled in ink, [c. 1953]. Together with the author's incomplete manuscript of "Christine Self" [an unpublished novel], entirely handwritten, 1-191, 237-311pp., housed in contemporary card covers, [c. 1940-50], and an unrelated typed sheet (presumably part of a pitch to the publishers), in which Massie states, "if wartime difficulties can be overcome, I earnestly suggest that this is the book which should follow Corridor of Mirrors. It is much more ambitious and treats of the most vital problem in human life." (3) ❧ A now obscure author who was hailed by contemporary reviewers as "an uncommonly gifted writer" [Peter Quennell], and whose talent was championed in the press, "he sees life with the eyes of a poet. Often his stories have a touch of the macabre about them, always they go a way of their own." [Ralph Straus, Sunday Times]. Despite finding success with film adaptations of his works, most notably Corridor of Mirrors (described by Faber & Faber as "one of the strangest novels we have ever published"), Massie's name has since mysteriously vanished, and first editions of his published works have become increasingly scarce

A Victorian mahogany hunting table, possibly campaign, circa 1870, one rail stamped with 796, top when unfolded fully 91 x 60cm.

JAMES DEAKIN & SONS; a set of three George V hallmarked silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1933, two further similar George V hallmarked silver teaspoons, manufactured by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1932, a Victorian hallmarked silver condiment spoon, London 1824, also a George V hallmarked silver seal top teaspoon, manufactured by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1929, length 10cm, two further modern hallmarked silver hunting enamelled teaspoons, combined approx 3.7ozt/115.5g (9).

JOHN GRINSELL & SONS; a Victorian hallmarked silver mounted horn hunting beaker, Birmingham 1886, height 9.5cm, diameter 6cm, also a large George V hallmarked silver photograph frame, manufactured by Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham 1925, 19 x 13cm, two further small hallmarked silver photograph frames, both Birmingham 1923, both 7.5 x 5cm, a Mappin & Webb silver plated scent bottle, height 10cm, and a Mappin & Webb silver plated bowl, diameter 10.5cm (6).

WILLIAM & ROBERT PEASTON; a George III hallmarked silver mug, decorated with hunting scenes, London 1762, height 13cm, approx 11.85ozt/368.5g.