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A Russian silver coloured metal cigar case

A Russian silver gilt and champleve enamel quaiche, with a matching spoon (2)

An early 20th century Russian silver coloured metal and champleve enamel box, in the form of an opening egg, with a gilt interior, on a stand, 84 standard, 16 cm high overallMarks on clasp of the egg, ring, and internal rim of of the egg, also underneath egg stand base,

Fabergé, a charm pendant, circa 1885, designed as a miniature cannon in gold and silver, mounted on a nephrite base, length 1.6cm including bail, maker's mark for Fabergé, Russian 56 zolotnik and St Petersburg marks

August Hollming for Fabergé, a sapphire and seed pearl brooch, early 20th century, set with two cabochon purple sapphires, one a star sapphire weighing approximately 19.00cts and the other weighing approximately 14.00cts, interspaced by a row of six circular-cut aquamarines, all within a border millegrain-set with seed pearls in silver and gold, length 5.4cm, workmaster's initials AH, Russian 56 zolotnik mark for 14ct gold, pearls untestedAccompanied by C. Dunaigre Switzerland report no. CDC 23081399/1&2, dated 24th August 2023, stating that the two cabochon purple sapphires are of Sri Lankan (Ceylon) origin, with no evidence of heat treatment.

A Russian silver and enamel set stamped 84, comprising a tumbler, 7.5cm high, and two beakers, 5cm high, each painted with figures,together with a spoon and napkin ring, both unmarked5.5m diameter (5)Condition ReportAll have some scratches and wear. Some losses to the enamel. Please see the additional images.

Hallmarked silver tea or lemon strainer, another Russian and a pair of Georgian silver sugar nips marked for Thomas Wallis. Combined weight approx. 117g

Antique continental 'silver ?' combination vesta and snuff box (2 compartments) with foliate engraving and heel as striker. Possibly Russian. Approx 7cm long and 26g

A CASED SILVER GILT RUSSIAN ICON ST PETERSBURG 1881, UNKNOWN ASSAY MASTER, 84 ZOLOTNIKI Depicting the Kazan Mother of God, within a chased floral and beaded guilloche border, the faces painted in oil on wood Icon itself is approximately 30.5cm high by 25.8cm wide as visible to internal aperture. Case is 38.5 by 34.5 by 7cm Condition Report: With wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning. With some metal polish/cleaning marks and deposits to surfaces of oil painting. Catch to case not working exactly. Some wear and scuffs to case. Icon itself is approximately 30.5cm high by 25.8cm wide as visible to internal aperture. Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A Russian ruby glass egg, etched and gilded with double headed eagle crest, 7cm high; a pair of vaseline glass novelty salts, as swans; an amber cut glass barrel shaped scent bottle, 19th century; a silver mounted cut glass dressing table bottle, Birmingham 1911; other scent bottles (9)

A selection of white metal items including a Russian silver enamelled tea glass holder

Russian silver, egg on stand, embossed decoration with relief Moscow coat of arms, with small building on the interior, set with red cabochon (one missing), Moscow 1867, 84 zolotnik standard, 3.5oz.

A hallmarked silver tea glass holder, a 19th century Russian silver cup, a quantity of EPNS trays etc.

Late 19th / early 20th Century Russian silver mounted icon of the Madonna and child, 31.5 x 27cm

Russian silver gilt pectoral cross, 6.5cm high, together with a small quantity of other medallions

RUSSIAN SILVER JADE & ENAMEL EGG PENDANT

A 19th century Russian silver gilt fork with niello floral decoration. Stamped 84 and dated 1835. 56g.

A RUSSIAN SILVER AND POLYCHROME ENAMELLED BEAKERThe body decorated with flowers, height 6.7cm, detailed 84, Moscow 1896, makers mark of Pavel Ovchinnikov in Cyrillic, weight 84 gramsCondition ReportThe beaker is heavily tarnished, there is, some ?limescale deposit within the beaker, which may have been used as a vase in the past, there is damage to the enamel down to the white to two flower stems, damage down to the white enamel of one large flower petal, damage to green enamel of two leaves.  There is a dent to the foot. Personal inspection advised before bidding

A RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE CASEBearing false Faberge marks, the cover and the underside with a central shaped circular cartouche, between foliate banded sides, gilt within, detailed 84, the lid mounted with a Russian silver coin, size 9.5cm x 6.5cm, weight 182 gramsCondition ReportThis case is not offered as genuine Faberge, it is considered to be a copy, there is some wear to the definition of the decoration, the coin in the lid is rather rubbed

Russian coin possibly silver

A box of GB and World Coins, GB Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II, Five Pounds and 50P Coins included, no Silver seen along with Russian Imperial Bank Notes dating 1909 & 1910, modern Chinese Zodiac Sets etc

Maria Theresa Taler Silver coin, Russian Silver Rouble and assorted Silver Coins

A Tray of collectables; Royal crown derby Imari ware, Russian silver plated enamelled shot cups, oriental small urn, Chinese Famille rose vase & Royal Copenhagen brown glaze plate.

David Anderson, a Norwegian silver and green enamel spoon, a Russian Soviet era silver gilt and enamel spoon and four other enamel spoons, damage to all enamel, 76gm

Three silver napkin rings, a silver pair of sugar tongs, a silver spoon, various medals, costume jewellery, coins, plated wares, a Russian camera and fishing reels.

Three Assorted Silver Items, comprising a Russian silver cream-jug, engraved with foliage; a small trophy-cup, with golf-club and ball cast supports and a further two-handled cup, 10cm high and smaller, 7oz 10dwt, 234gr (3)

A Russian or Central European Silver Sugar-Basket, Cyrillic Maker's Mark ТЖ, Circa 1900, tapering cylindrical and on three ball feet, with overhead swing handle, engraved with foliage and flowers and with foliage-cast border, 10.5cm diameter, 6oz 19dwt, 216grMarked underneath. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some bruises overall, including one foot which is pushed up into the body. This foot is also bruised.

A Russian orthodox 'Vladimirskaya Mother of God' icon with partly enamelled silver oklad or riza, 19th/20th C.31 x 27 cm The oklad marked with the city mark of Moscow and a 1861 dated assayer's mark. Provenance: - A Belgian private collection.

A rare Boer War ‘Defence of Ladysmith’ Naval Brigade group of seven awarded to Chief Petty Officer L. Harmer, H.M.S. Powerful, Royal Navy, complete with the recipient’s presentation City of Portsmouth presentation pocket watch, and Lloyd’s presentation tobacco box; Harmer subsequently served in H.M.S. Sparrowhawk at the Battle of Jutland, 31 May 1916, and for his services was awarded the Russian Medal of St. George Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 1 clasp, Defence of Ladysmith (173178 A.B. L. Harmer, H.M.S. Powerful) officially engraved naming; 1914-15 Star (173178 L. Harmer, P.O. 1, R.N.); British War and Victory Medals (173178 L. Harmer. C.P.O. R.N.); Royal Victorian Medal, V.R., bronze, unnamed as issued, suspension repaired above crown and no longer swivelling; Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., E.VII.R. (173178 Leonard Harmer, P.O. 1Cl. H.M.S. Blenheim); Russia, Empire, Medal of St George, Fourth Class, silver, the reverse officially numbered ‘1272854’, this lacking original ring suspension; together with the recipient’s City of Portsmouth Presentation Hunter Pocket Watch, silver case, continental hall marks, the outer front lid inscribed ‘Siege of Ladysmith, 118 Days, 1899-1900, L. Harmer, A.B., H.M.S. Powerful’, the Swiss made movement signed ‘S. Smith & Son, 9 Strand, London, Watchmakers to the Admiralty’; and the recipient’s Corporation of Lloyd’s Presentation silver Tobacco Box, by ‘H. & A.’, hallmarks for Birmingham 1899, the lid with engraved crest and ‘Lloyd’s’ above and the date ‘7 May 1900’ below, additionally inscribed ‘To L. Harmer A.B. H.M.S. Powerful’, very fine or better (9) £3,000-£4,000 --- Provenance: Dix Noonan Webb, December 2007. Leonard Harmer was born at Broadwater, Sussex, on 28 November 1877, and joined the Royal Navy on as a Boy Second Class in H.M.S. Impregnable on 25 May 1893. He served in H.M.S. Powerful from 8 June 1897 to 8 June 1900, and was promoted Able Seaman on 21 April 1898. He served with Powerful’s Ladysmith Naval Brigade and was present throughout the defence of that town. Advanced Petty Officer First Class on 15 September 1907, he was awarded his Long Service and Good Conduct Medal in November 1910 whilst serving in H.M.S. Blenheim. During the Great War he served in a variety of ships ands shore based establishments, including in the destroyer H.M.S. Sparrowhark at the battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916; Sparrowhawk was sunk during the action, but fortunately suffered very few casualties. Awarded the Russian Medal of St George 4th Class for his services at Jutland, Harmer was advanced Chief Petty Officer on 1 August 1918, before being invalided out of the service in May 1920 suffering from a growth on his lower jaw. Sold with a black cloth seaman’s cap with ‘H.M.S. Powerful’ tally, mothed but generally good for the period.

An unusual ‘Great Game’ C.B. and Second Afghan War pair to awarded to Colonel Edward ‘Ned’ Bruce, 19th Bengal Lancers, who was deputed to undertake reconnaissance work in Persia in 1890-91 The Most Honourable Order of the Bath, C.B. (Military) Companion’s, breast badge, silver-gilt and enamels, complete with integral ribbon buckle; Afghanistan 1878-80, 1 clasp, Ahmed Khel (Capt. E. Bruce. 19th B.L.) fitted with silver ribbon buckle, the last with edge bruise, very fine, otherwise good very fine (2) £1,800-£2,200 --- C.B. (Military) London Gazette 30 June 1905. Edward Bruce was born on 2 February 1850, at St. Omer, France, son of Colonel John Bruce, 16th and 18th Regiments and his wife Johannah Jacoba, the daughter of Gregory Herklots, Judge of Trichinopoly. Shortly after Edward's birth his family sailed on the convict ship Hashemy to Western Australia where his father John had been appointed as Military Commandant of the Enrolled Pensioner Force (E.P.F.), a newly raised force to keep law and order in the colony, arriving at Fremantle on 25 October 1850. The Bruce family became much loved citizens in the colony giving their names to Bruce Street and Mount Bruce. In 1854 John Bruce purchased 320 acres of land beside the Swan River for the sole inheritance of Edward which he called ‘Ned's Land’, known today as Nedlands, an affluent suburb of Perth. Edward later sub-divided his property giving rise to Webster, Edward, Thomas, Tyrrell and Stanley Streets. John Bruce was a martinet with a stentorian voice. He drilled Edward and his younger brother Urban at daybreak each morning which, according to the local press, made the “welkin ring”. Edward or “browser” as he became called was educated first at Old Bishop's School, St. George's Terrace, Perth, under the mastership of George Hallett Sweeting, before finishing his studies in Ireland and passing for Sandhurst. He was commissioned Ensign by purchase into the 39th Regiment, 10 July 1868; Probationer Indian Staff Corps, 21 August 1871; Lieutenant, 28 October 1871; transferred to Indian Staff Corps, 21 January 1874, appointed to 19th Lancers; Captain, 10 July 1880; Brevet Major, 10 July 1888; Lieutenant-Colonel, 22 July 1894; Colonel, 10 July 1898; Retired, 2 February 1907. He formed one of the late King's escort during his memorable visit to India in 1875. He was present throughout the Afghan campaign of 1878-80 with the 19th Lancers and Mentioned in Despatches (G.G.O. 326 of 1880) for Ahmed Khel, attached 2nd Punjab Cavalry. On the 19 April 1880, Sir Donald Stewart led a mixed force to Guznee, where the mullahs harangued the Ghazees who poured down from the hills in fanatical hoards. With upwards of three thousand men they covered the ground rapidly rushing into the 19th Lancers who were unable to form. With unseated cavalry horses, smoke and dust, the Ghazees rushed to within a few yards of the knoll where Sir Donald Stewart and his staff were positioned. The day was saved by the officers of the Goorkhas and Sikhs who formed rallying squares and volleys of rifle fire arrested the Ghazees charge. Several cavalry charges by the 2nd Punjab Cavalry completed the rout of the enemy whose estimated loss amounted to over 1000 killed. The 19th lancers losses were were 53 killed and wounded and the 2nd Punjab Cavalry losses amounted to 25 killed and wounded. Total casualties amounted to 115 killed and wounded. In 1890 Edward was deputed by the Intelligence Branch at Calcutta to enter Persia, ostensibly to purchase mules, an operation dating back to Major Probyn at the start of the Second Afghan War. By 1890 India was increasingly concerned at the rise of Russian activity so these ‘mule purchasing’ trips took on the added importance of achieving undercover reconnaissance work. Major Bruce spoke fluent Persian and Punjabi with J. G. Lorimer's Gazetteer of the Persian Gulf, Part II 1915, showing that Bruce entered Persia in 1890, spent November in Arabistan and then went to Isfahan where he remained until September 1891. He examined 10,953 mules of which he purchased 64 for the artillery and 1,727 for transport work. Bruce had arrived in Persia at the Port of Mahommerah with Captain William Daniel McSwiney, 7th Dragoon Guards, who was fluent in Russian [Sold DNW 25 November 2015]. Their reconnaissance trip through Arabistan was written up by McSwiney at the request of Major Bruce [IOR MSS EUR F112/397 dated 1891 refers]. The reconnaissance report forms all of Appendix “A”. It took them up the Karun River to Shuster and Dizful, thence across the Bakhtiari mountains to Isfahan. Travel in the winter of 1890-91 was harsh in the extreme. His report describes road and track conditions, river crossings, villages, food and fodder availability. Waters were tested for brackishness and potability. Some of the tracks were impassable to ride and porters had to be hired to traverse some of the terrain. Other areas could camp half a battalion and a mountain battery. Deep snow hampered much of the trip with muleteers reluctant to go further in places. Climbing up the 1000 foot passes, in the middle of winter was euphemistically called “difficult”. One of the main conclusions was that wheeled transport was out of the question and mules would provide the best means of transport. On arrival at Isfahan he left McSwiney and commenced his mission to purchase the mules. He married Christian Webster, daughter of his commanding officer General Webster, at Lucknow on 12 February 1874, and had issue four sons and three daughters. The family was not without tragedy. His brother Urban, who had been born in Australia, fell to his death from an open hotel window in The Straits Settlement of The Dindings, Malaya, suffering from somnambulism brought on by fever. One daughter was accidentally burnt to death as a young woman and two of his sons were to die in the Great War. Colonel Edward Bruce died on 6 June 1911, at Westgate on Sea, Kent. Sold with an extensive file of copied research, including a photographic image of the recipient. For the medal awarded to the recipient’s son, Major S. M. Bruce, 37th Lancers, who was killed in action Persia in May 1915, see Lot 430.

Russian silver: Cigarette holder in silver and enamel, interior in vermeil. Engraved Moskau Jan, 1926. Titre 84.Pavel Ovchinnikov, Moscow around 1887. | Weight: 113 g.10 x 4.5 cm.

Icon, Russian work, a framed icon with a silver and enameled oklad. Maria with child. Marked 84 zolotnik for silver 875°/00. | icon:26.5 x 22 cm.

A Russian silver cigar case and match box sleeve, engraved with flowers and dates 1888-1906, the cigar case with presentation inscription in Cyrillic and English "To Mr J Heard from the employees of the Moscow Lace and Curtain Factory Fletcher", 11.5cm l, Cyrillic maker's mark, Moscow 1899-1908, 8oz 12dwt, a Russian gold mounted amber cigar holder, standard 56 and Cyrillic maker's marks, and a typed foolscap testimonial (in Cyrillic and English) signed by employees of the Factory Fletcher, Moscow June 10th, 1906 Lace manufacturers W & T Fletcher of New Street, Long Eaton, Derbyshire (established 1871) rapidly expanded, buying larger premises in Osmaston Road, Derby and 1887 they built a factory in Moscow. The partnership between William Fletcher and his brother Thomas was dissolved in 1896, William continuing as sole proprietor in Derby and "profiting from his experiences in Moscow" providing both houses and an employee's works institute in 1904. All products were sent to Nottingham, where Fletcher established an office and warehouse. https://calmview.derbyshire.gov.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=D5237 (Archive Ref D5237) Good condition

Russian Icon. The Virgin Eleousa, second half 19th c, silver colour engraved riza, oil on board, 28.5 x 23.5cm Worn edges, large old chip to reverse

A set of twelve Russian silver gilt niello teaspoons, the fig shaped bowl with Moscow monuments, 14.5cm l, Cyrillic maker's mark, Moscow 1899-1908, 8oz 3dwt Good condition, practically as new, no wear

A set of twelve Russian silver teaspoons, with spiral stem and fig-shaped gilt bowl, 14.5cm l, maker M C, Moscow, 1899-1908, fitted oak case signed for Pavel Ovchinnikov, Moscow with imperial arms, 8oz 17dwt Good condition with a few light consistent scratches, one part of one end of the wooden box missing, also lacking one of the two brass catches

Russian engraved silver cigarette case.

Collection of Russian silver spoons, stamped 875 or 84.

An 18th/19th century Russian silver overlaid icon together with another, largest 12 x 9cm. Condition - fair

Artist: Tina Modotti (Italian/American, 1896 - 1942). Title: "The Poet Mayakovsky in Mexico". Medium: Gelatin silver print. Date: Composed 1925. Printed later. Dimensions: Image size: 21 3/4 x 15 11/16 in. (552 x 398 mm).Pricing:   Starting Price: $800  Reserve Price: N.A.  Auction Sale Price Estimate: $1,200/1,500Lot Note(s): Annotated in ink, verso ("El Poeta Maiakovski en Mexico en 1925 con el 1er Secretary J. Jaikus"). High-grade archival paper. Printed to the edge of the sheet. Fine, quality printing. Very good condition. Provenance: Private collection, Oaxaca, Mexico. Comment(s): A highly important and rare photograph, especially in this large format. The famous Russian poet Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893-1930) was one of the few Russian writers allowed to travel freely in the 1920s. His journey to Mexico and the United States led to his work "My Discovery of America" (1925). Modotti was a good friend of Mayakovsky’s. [24818-4-800-NA]

Antique Russian pure silver and enamel pin tray marked 1000 [weight 60g]

A Russian silver and niello broch, 84 standard, 58mm and silver whistle, Birmingham 1895, a bell, Birmingham ? and a brooch, 23gm

An Imperial Russian silver travelling icon depicting the Madonna and Child Christ, late 19th / early 20th Century, 84 zolotnik mark, other marks indistinct, 4.5 x 3.5 cm excluding loop

Collection of brass and other decorative items, including four light brass candelabra, other brass candle sticks and vases, a silver on copper candlestick, a modern Russian lacquered box, lacquered box containing playing cards, etc in one box

ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER NIELLO SNUFF BOX, 84 HALLMARK  Weight: 81g, L: 9cm

A quantity of 19th and 20th century world silver coins to include a South African half crown, 1897, Italian 5 Lire 1927, Russian 50 Kopek 1897 and other coins, and various banknotes.

A collection of mostly silver circulated world and British coins, Chinese, Russian, Italian examples etc

A Vintage Plated Russian Cigarette Case, detailed in relief with the statue of Peter The Great; together with a matched set of three Victorian hallmarked silver teaspoons (damage), a Mappin & Webb plated caddy, boxed letter opener, a hallmarked silver pepperette, etc.

Watches - an early 20th century Swiss pocket watch, white dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, key wind movement, silver plated case; others Kienzle, Stem wind; Zeon gold plated case, Skeleton dial, white outer, Roman numerals, 17 jewel Semag stem wind movement; Seconda, 3602 stem wind movement; Molnija hunter case, 3602 stem wind movement, Molnija Russian Urals Tale and Wolf backed examples (7)

A collection of jewellery by GemsTV, to include a 9ct gold apatite pendant, weight 1.8gms, on a gold plated silver chain, a silver beaten texture bangle, a silver Russian diopside ring, a green welo opal ring, a silver pendant set with rainbow diamonds etc Condition Report:No condition report available.

A pair of silver SUGAR TONGS, Birmingham 1959, a continental white metal BOOK MARK/PAPER KNIFE, stamped ?800, a ditto handled FORK, stamped ?800, a thistle ended PICKLE FORK, unmarked, a Russian white metal SPOON & a silver milk-churn PEPPERETTE, Birmingham 1901 (6)

A large assortment of badges comprising of enamel and gilt metal badges comprising of six various Daily Mail Teddy Tail League badges, made by Fattorini; two by J. R. Gaunt, two by Roden Brothers, one with 1937 tricolour bar and one by Toye, Spencer and Kenning, 25mm long; Famous Artists Kellogg's Pep badge, depicting Mamie wearing red jacket, 18mm diameter; two Persian Nov. Com tin plate badges depicting Dale Arden and Little Annie Rooney, 20mm diameter; Western Theatre Premium Terry Toons, No. 9, 23mm diameter; Bastian Brothers celluoid badge, with portrait of a yellow dog, 15mm diameter; unnamed gilt brass 'Junior G Man' cartouche shaped badge, with outswept wings within star border, 40mm wide; two Russian celluloid Disney badges, depicting Mickey/Minnie Mouse, marked Ll25K verso, 45mm diameter; Kay Kamen Mickey Mouse Globe Trotters badge, depicting Mickey Mouse holding a radio, 30mm diamter; Phildelphia Badge Co. Mickey Mouse Club, depicting standing Mickey Mouse bearing black and red text, 30mm diameter; unnamed Walt Disney Enterprises 'Follow My Adventures, Buy Cote's Master Loaf', Mickey Mouse wearing red outfit and shoes, with black text, 30mm diameter; Kay Kamen Official Mickey Mouse Store badge, red and yellow celluloid badge, 30mm diameter; unnamed Mickey Mouse celluloid badge, Mickey wearing red outfit, with red lettering, 20mm diameter; M. Pudlin Penny's for 'Back to School' Needs, celluloid badge depicting Mickey Mouse wearing black outfit with orange shoes and black and orange lettering, 20mm diameter; celluloid 'Donald Duck' badge, celluloid badge with orange lettering, 20mm diameter; pair of Commercial Beverage Co. five Donald Duck 'Cola' tin plate bottle lids, 30mm diameter; two Mickey orange soda tin plate bottle lids, 30mm diameter; unnamed 'Felix' Orange Dry gilt metal bottle lid, 30mm diameter; unnamed tin plate Minnie Lime soda bottle lid, 30mm diameter; another depicting Clarabelle; Roden chrome plated Mickey Mouse Club badge, with red enamel background, 25mm diameter; Roden Mickey Mouse Weekly, Jungle Club, with blue enamel banner and tiger decoration, 25mm diameter; Reddy Kilowatt red enamel and gilt metal badge, marked M.R. verso, 21mm long; together with an unnamed example; unnamed enamel pendant in the form of a lady wearing a red dress with black shoes, 35mm long; Art Deco Mae West Come Up Sometime chrome plated badge, lady wearing a red dress, 40mm long; Thomas Fattorini clown head badge, with black and white enamel, 25mm long; unnamed standing duck, wearing women's clothing particularly red jacket and orange scarf and umbrella, 30mm long; unnamed chrome plated girl shaped badge wearing a blue dress and blue Scotty dog, 35mm long; Fattorini 'Original Desmond', spotted black and white seated dog, with yellow bow, 20mm high; unnamed chrome plated badge, girl wearing yellow spotted dress, 35mm long; unnamed gilt metal and enamel badge, depicting man riding a donkey, wearing a black jumper and red trousers, 20mm long; unnamed chrome plated black Scotty dog badge, 20mm long; unnamed chrome plated and black enamel 'bird' entertainer holding a walking cane, 32mm long; Western Theatre 'Oswald the Lucky Rabbit' tin plate badge, 25mm diameter; gilt metal thimble with applied enamel Mickey Mouse, 20mm high; silver and yellow enamel 'Goofy' stick pin, 45mm long; unmarked yellow metal and enamel Donald Duck oval shaped pendant, 22mm long; unnamed gilt metal and enamel Mickey Mouse pin badge, 30mm diameter; unnamed Minnie Mouse enamel and gilt metal badge, wearing red dress and yellow shoes, 25mm diameter; unnamed Snow White gilt metal and enamel badge, wearing a yellow dress, 32mm long; with one of the dwarfs wearing a red outfit, 15mm long; unnamed gilt metal and coloured enamel Olive Oil badge wearing black and red dress, 30mm long; unnamed Popeye badge, wearing black top and blue trousers, unnamed Wimpy badge wearing black jacket and orange trousers, 30mm long

A scarce yellow metal mounted circular 1914 Birmingham Battalion pendant, with enamel decoration to the front side, and the reverse with portrait of a soldier from the Royal Warwickshire (Birmingham Pals Battalion) Regiment. Indistinctly marked to the outer edge of the frame, but believed to read as ‘375’, which indicates 9ct gold. The base metal appears to be rose gold, with a higher karat gold plating over the surface. Approximately 2.5cm across, and 4cm top to bottom (including suspension loop). Together with a hallmarked silver and enamel Allied Nations flags badge, showing the flags of UK (though the badge says ‘England’), France, Russian and Belgium. Fully hallmarked to the reverse side for Birmingham 1914, and manufactured by the famous Liberty & Co silversmith, William Hair Haseler. Approximately 2.4cm across. Notes: the Birmingham Pals were 3 infantry battalions raised in September 1914, comprising of volunteers as part of Kitcheners new armies. They became the 14th, 15th, and 16th Service Battalions of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment (with Birmingham historically being part of Warwickshire), and were deployed to the Western Front in November 1915. The yellow metal pendant has utilised the button hole or lapel badge issued to the 3 service battalions, which would have been worn by men in civilian clothes while they were waiting for uniforms to arrive. Condition: very good to both items. Good enamels to each piece, with no apparent dents or splits to the metal.

A mixed lot of silver spoons to include a Norwegian carved handled spoon stamped 830, a silver soup spoon, six mustard spoons of mixed makers, a single continental teaspoon (Russian silver) 4 ozs all in approx

A cased set of twelve Russian silver teaspoons stamped Moscow 84 initialled M A with flowers engraved to the lightly gilded bowls, 5.1 ozs approximately

A selection of Gold, Silver and Costume Jewellery.  To include an 18ct Yellow, Rose and White Gold Bracelet approx. 3.1 grams, two pairs of Earrings and a broken Unmarked Yellow Metal Earring. To include a pair of Unmarked Yellow Metal Earrings inset with Sapphires and Cubic Zirconia's and a pair of Unmarked White Metal Lapis Lazuli Stud Earrings. Total Gross Weight of the Unmarked Yellow Metal Jewellery is approx. 4.2 grams. There is also a Sterling Silver Figaro Bracelet, a Sterling Silver Rock Crystal Brooch?, an Egyptian marked White Metal Pendant, an "800" stamped Green Oval Cabochon Glass Bracelet and a Costume Bracelet. Also included is a selection of Silverware. To include a Russian "875" stamped Gilted Silver Sugar Nips approx. 37.9g, a Russian "916" stamped Teaspoon approx. 12.1g, a Russian "875" stamped Silver Cake Fork approx. 12.4g and a "875" stamped Silver Vinaigrette approx. 13.9g.   Total Gross Weight of the "875" stamped Silver is approx. 64.2 grams.  Total Gross Weight of the "916" stamped Silver is approx. 12.1 grams.

A 19th century Russian silver gilt fork with niello floral decoration. Stamped 84 and dated 1835 56g.

A large quantity of silver plate and some small silver to include Russian egg cup and twin handled trophy. Condition - mostly fair to good

A silver funnel, by TS, Birmingham 1934, height 13cm, together with a silver presentation Amada dish, by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, Sheffield 2008, diameter 10cm, a late 19th century Russian silver fiddle pattern spoon, length 16cm, a Finnish silver shovel form spoon, 1939, .830 fineness, two English silver teaspoons, two silver salt spoons and a silver mounted glass jug, by Lambert  o, London 1912 (base at fault). (weighable silver 191.6g). (9)

An 18thC Continental silver-hilted sword with 28" blade, possibly Russian, unmarked.