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A silver candlestick, silver topped whisky noggin, pill box and spice shaker

A pair of silver collared and cut glass whisky decanters and a pair of matching ships decanters, along with a pair of silver collared whisky noggin decanters, various dates and makersLocation: 4.2If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Hukin & Heath silver mounted whisky noggin, Birmingham mark 1929.

Silver topped whiskey noggin, Birmingham, 1926, makers mark W.D (William Devenport).

Whiskey noggins or chota pegs: a pair of silver mounted glass chota pegs with star-cut bases, by S. Blanckensee & Sons, Birmingham 1932; three other similar chota pegs by various makers; and a larger silver mounted American cut glass noggin with a pear-shaped body by Frank M. Whiting of North Attleboro, M. A., c.1900, the latter 13cms high. (6)

Edwardian silver mounted glass whisky noggin, with fluted silver collar, hallmarked Marks & Cohen, Birmingham 1906, H13cmCondition Report:Faceted stopper probably not original

A collection of silver and plated items comprising a Norsk Marconi Kompani dish, marked 925, 10.5cm diameter, a Dutch 1938 commemorative basket, 14cm diameter, an onyx silver mounted oval dish, 12.4cm wide, two silver dishes, a plated oversize thimble, 5.5cm high, a silver-plated and glass butter dish, 15.8cm wide, a novelty cocktail shaker, enclosing six cocktail sticks, 11cm high, and a silver mounted whisky noggin, 9.5cm high5.85ozt weighable (9)Condition ReportAll with tarnishing.

A Victorian ep toastrack, cast as crossed flintlock rifles, maker G & S, 16 cm wide (plate worn) to/w a set of six Continental unmarked white metal teaspoons with filigree stems, an unmarked label for a whisky noggin, silver oddments including teaspoon, handmirror and toilet jar, ep on copper comport and other ep wares including enamelled brush set (box)

A silver whisky noggin, by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1918, the label London 1917, and a Norwegian silver glass inkwell (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

Silver topped whiskey noggin, Birmingham, 1921

A collection of fifty glasses, 18th century and later,together with a silver mounted whiskey noggin, 11cm high (51)Condition ReportAll good, silver tarnished.

A silver mounted whisky noggin by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1925, the mounts with a trefoil form thumbpiece, complete with the conforming silver Whisky label, 10cm highCondition ReportPossible repair to the thumbpiece. No chips to the glass.

Group of small silver to include a George V silver mounted whisky noggin, sponsor's mark of Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1923, 11cm high, an Elizabeth II silver cream jug, sponsor's mark AGD, London 1987, silver napkin rings, vinaigrette, etc, 280g gross approx weighable silver

Silver doughnut noggin, London 1905, Heath and Middleton, 12.5cm tall inc stopper, engraved. Good condition.

Edwardian silver topped whisky noggin with cut glass design to body, Birmingham 1904Condition Report: Small chips to the foot rimMarks slightly rubbedLid slightly raised by the hingeNoticeable tool marks on the left of the cover by hinge, (possible repair)Cover slightly loose at hingeSurface marks consistent with age and use

17th century pewter spoon, 18th century bright cut navette snuff box, pewter measure with unusual handle and a small copper whisky noggin with Glasgow mark, (4)

A pair of George V silver mounted whisky noggins. Asprey & Co., Birmingham, 1915. The tapering glass bodies to silver collars and hinged covers, 11cm high (inc. thumbpiece), together with an associated silver label, engraved Whiskey, Birmingham, 1922, maker's mark rubbed (pr)Condition Report: Some tarnishing, dark spots and nicking to collars and lids. The collar to one noggin seems to have been reattached and sits slightly raised. A split noted to one collar. Hinge mechanisms in good condition. Solder and repairs to both thumbpieces. Marks stamped to collars and interior of lids, maker's marks partly rubbed. One noggin with nibbles to glass interior of the rim, near the silver collar. Both noggins with some scratches to underside and one with minor nibbles to footrim noted under 10x magnification. Please see the following link to download further images: https://we.tl/t-Veoie8GGdi 

Edwardian silver mounted glass whiskey noggin, of tapering cylindrical form with hinged flat cover and flat thumb piece, hallmarked J & J Maxfield Ltd, Birmingham 1905, together with a silver whiskey label, engraved 'Whiskey', hallmarked Hukin & Heath, London 1905, H10.5cmCondition Report: General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches to glass body.Silver with surface scratches also.Hallmarks with slight wear, particularly makers marks but generally clear and legible.

Silver and glass noggin, Birmingham 1975, J B Chatterley & Sons, 11cm tall. Good condition, slight hairline to top of handle join.

Silver and glass glug-glug noggin / jug, Hukin and Heath, 14cm tall.

Silver and glass noggin, Birmingham 1975, J B Chatterley, 11.5cm tall. Good condition.

Silver and glass noggin, Birmingham 1912, Hukin & Heath, 11.5cm tall. Good condition.

Silver and glass noggin, Birmingham 1926, Hukin and Heath, 11cm tall. Good condition.

Silver and glass noggin, London 1922, S H Garrard, 11cm tall. In good condition.

A 1930s hallmarked Silver topped whisky noggin and label. The noggin of conical glass construction with cut glass 'star' base. The noggin hallmarked for Chester,1939, makers mark S.B&SLd for S Blanckensee & Son Ltd. The label hallmarked Birmingham 1937, S.B&SLd for S Blanckensee & Son Ltd. Measures 10cm high. Total weight 198g.

AN EDWARD VII SILVER LIDDED WHISKY NOGGIN the mount by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1907, of bell shape with moulded handle on a star cut base, 10cm high; together with an associated George V silver decanter label worded 'Whiskey', Sheffield 1916 (2)

A silver mounted whisky noggin hallmarked for Birmingham 1911 by Hukin & Heath Ltd

An Asprey silver mounted whisky noggin, hallmarked for London 1914

Silver mounted claret jug or large whisky noggin 17.5cm H Hallmarked for Chester by James Deakin & Sons

This may be as good as it gets - British Racing Green, tan leather, chrome wires and an inch-perfect restoration with input from Jaguar restoration royalty. This Jaguar Racing Green XK150 3.4 Drophead Coupé with tan interior and black hood was originally exported to the United State of America through Jaguar Cars in New York before, many years later in July 1989, being purchased by the present owner through a German dealer, sight unseen and ripe for restoration.Once the Jaguar arrived in the UK and the import papers were processed, work commenced with a total strip down to a bare chassis. Its new owner was clear that he wanted a very presentable but at the same time totally useable XK and carried out extensive research to ensure that the rebuild was carried out correctly and as required by the correct people. Now sensibly converted to right-hand drive format, the result is the superb specimen offered here today. Clearly cherished since and correctly maintained as required, it's been enjoyed on many long European trips and remains in outstanding order throughout.It's accompanied by an extensive history file detailing the purchase, import, rebuild and its subsequent trips throughout the UK and Europe, all beautifully detailed in page after page of handwritten notes which so rarely happens today. With invoices on file from the likes of VSE, Guy Broad, MWS International and others together with a photographic record of the build, it's clear to see the effort that's been made to, not only produce an outstanding Classic Jaguar, but also one that's had input from the right people.Now ready for its next custodian, to be used as intended out on the open road, but would be equally as happy at your local ‘noggin and natter’.Specification Make: JAGUAR Model: XK150 DHC Year: 1957 Chassis Number: S837165 Registration Number: VSK 423 Transmission: Manual Engine Number: VS267 Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Make: RHD Interior Colour: Magnolia HideClick here for more details and images

A Victorian pewter set of five graduated bellied jugs, various stamps to the bases, half gallon to half noggin, 24 - 7.5cm.

A silver and glass whisky noggin with label. Birmingham 1907. Approx. 147 grams of gross weight. Est. £100 - £150.

A glass whisky noggin with silver top, Birmingham 1934 along with a cranberry bon bon dish with glass sweets on silver plated stand

Silver mounted Art Deco whisky noggin, conical form with geometric decoration, with silver whisky label, mount hallmarked Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London, 1936, H10cm

A George V silver mounted cut glass whisky noggin, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London, 1933, 10.9cm, with an Edwardian silver 'Whisky' wine label. Condition - poor

Two antique Irish pewter Noggin measures.

Children's TV - Peter Firmin and Oliver Postgate. A signed Big Stars from the Small Screen FDC. Between them they created a number of popular children's TV programmes, The Saga of Noggin the Nog, Ivor the Engine, Clangers, Bagpuss and Pogles' Wood. Postmarked 3 September 1996 with Alexandra Palace cancellations. Complete with full set of five stamps and insert. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

An assorted collection of 19th Century pewter ware, to include an Austen & Son noggin pitcher, 15cm high, measures, and a German stoneware stein

A collection of five Irish pewter 'haystack' measures: Quart, Pint, Half-pint, Noggin and Half-noggin, all marked Austen & Son, Cork, 94 North Main Street and three others: Half-pint, 1 Gill and unmarked, all stamped with a crown over X and some bearing royal cyphers VR, WR and GR, (8).

A George V silver-mounted glass whisky noggin and silver bottle ticket, of typical form with star-cut bases, Hukin & Heath Ltd, Birmingham, 1912 (conforming ticket 1911), 10 cm

Robert Harrop, Noggin The Nog - A boxed limited edition group from the Sagas Of Noggin The Nog, # NN01, approximately 15 cm (h), model appears NM to M, model is numbered 221/600 and comes with certificate of authenticity, (this does not constitute a guarantee). [W]

Sterling silver dish & silver top small noggin jug the pierced dish hallmarked Birmingham1929, maker: Hardy Brothers, the glass bottle with silver top hallmarked Birmingham 1916, makers mark rubbed

A late Edwardian silver mounted glass whisky noggin, hinged cover, hallmarked by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London, 1910, approx. 11cm high. Further details: tarnishing, general wear, chip to top of handle to glass, some scratching to glass, generally okay.

A Framed Kevin Walsh Limited Edition Print, Noggin and Natter, Signed in Pencil and No. 607/850, Subject 50x38cm

An early 20th century silver topped whiskey noggin by Asprey & Co Ltd with silver decanter label by Hukin and Heath engraved 'Whisky'. H.11cm

An Edward VII silver topped whisky noggin, Herbert Bushell, Birmingham 1909, 8 by 6.7 by 10.5cm high, together with a matching silver kidney shaped spirit / decanter label, unengraved, 3.0cm wide. (2)

A small group of silver items including a silver mounted clear glass conical whiskey noggin. The mounts with hallmarks for Birmingham 1912, 12cm high overall; two silver pierced round butter dishes with pierced flat handles and pad feet, mark of The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, Birmingham 1952, 9cm diameter, with frosted glass liners and two silver old English pattern butter knives with conforming mounts

An ELizabeth II clear glass and silver mounted whiskey noggin, maker's mark worn, Birmingham, 2008, of traditional design with hinged lid with thumb piece, 11cm high.

An Edward VII clear glass and silver mounted whiskey noggin, maker Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1906, of traditional bell -shaped design, 10.5cm high

A glass whisky noggin with silver top, Birmingham 1937 by Barker Brothers, 10cm tall

To include a silver mounted water jug or whiskey noggin; a short ale flute with a spiraling bowl; further various glasses; a finger bowl; etc.The tallest glass 15.5cm highQty: qtyAll in generally good condition. One sherry glass with railing vine decoration with a chip to the foot. A larger heavier wine glass with a crack to the base of the bowl.

A mixed collection of silverwares, including clear glass and silver mounted whisky noggin, spirit label and a glass and silver mounted hip flask (Sheffield 1915), weighable silver 75gms, 2,42ozs

A QUANTITY OF FILM AND TV RELATED TOYS AND SOFT TOYS, to include Sooty & Sweep, Rupert the Bear, E.T., Snoopy, Lamb Chop, Paddington etc., Troll figure and glove puppet, with a quantity of assorted toys and games including boxed Noggin the Nog board game, boxed L'Attaque military tactics board game, boxed wooden jigsaw, boxed Adventure Playthings wooden tanker lorry, plastic Tardis containing a collection of Doctor Who trading card game cards, assorted Weebles etc., contents of sets not checked, all in play worn condition (2 boxes)

Quart, pint, half-pint and noggin, all bearing mark of Joseph Austen & Son, Cork, (fl.1823-1846), (PS10) to the underside of the base, 43 fl.oz., 24.5 fl.oz., 10 fl.oz., and 5 fl.oz., respectively, (4).

Six silver wine labels, comprising: canted-rectangular with a vacant shield above by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1793, engraved PORT, 4.5cm (1 3/4in) long; canted-rectangular engraved with shells by William Knight II, London 1828, engraved MADEIRA; canted-rectangular by Elizabeth Morley, London 1796, engraved MADEIRA; canted-rectangular by John Reily, London 1808, engraved HOCK; canted-rectangular, unmarked, engraved BRANDY; kidney shape for a noggin by Hukin & Heath, London 1906, engraved Whiskey; together with an old Sheffield plate example, engraved GIN (7)

A silver rimmed jug, noggin and match striker (3)

Silver topped glass noggin, Birmingham 1926, Hukin & Heath, with a decanter label 'Brandy', Chester 1908, S Blanckensee & Sons (2).

A silver mounted noggin and a silver whisky label Condition: No damage to glass.  Mark on lid date Sheffield 1907.  Label Birmingham 1914. Height 3 3/4"

A GEORGE V SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD by Zimmerman & Co, Birmingham 1919, 7.5cm high, a silver capstan inkwell, a silver mounted whisky noggin and a squat silver candlestick (4)

Clangers Peter Firmin signed 50th ann Ivor The Engine Magical Worlds official 2009 Internetstamps FDC. Peter Arthur Firmin was an English artist and puppet maker. He was the founder of Smallfilms, along with Oliver Postgate. Between them they created a number of popular children's TV programmes, The Saga of Noggin the Nog, Ivor the Engine, Clangers, Bagpuss and Pogles' Wood. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99