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Miscellaneous small silver articles, Victorian-early 20th c, to include two pairs of wishbone novelty sugar tongs, trowel bookmark, three thimbles, fruit knife with mother-of-pearl scales and pair of unusually small Edwardian butter knives, mother-of-pearl hafted, 5oz 5dwt weighable Fruit knife - one of the mother-of-pearl scales crackedPair of butter knives - glue residue on one of the mother-of-pearl hafts, most of the other items in good condition
A Victorian silver presentation trowel, engraved St Giles' Parish Buildings Newcastle upon Tyne, presented to J F Maling esq by the contractor J L Miller Nov 2nd 1904, oak handle, 27cm l, by Thomas White, Birmingham 1870 Provenance: John Ford Maling (1858-1923) Earthenware manufacture of Newcastle upon Tyne; thence by descent to the present vendor Polish residues on handle, light wear, no evidence of erasure or re-engraving
William IV silver pudding trowel, the spade shaped blade pierced and engraved with acorns, by William Bateman II, London 1836, George III mustard pot, by Peter & William Bateman London 1808, George III castor, by Robert Peaston, London 1782, 12cm and a smaller Victorian castor by Charles Faraday & Samuel Davey,London 1892, 6.5cm, total silver weight 10.75ozt 334gm
An 18ct gold charm bracelet by Cartier, suspending seven horticultural themed charms, including a wheelbarrow, trowel, watering can and scarecrow, signed ‘Cartier’, Swiss assay mark, European convention mark, numbered, length 18cm. £2,000-£3,000 --- Condition Report General light surface wear commensurate with age and use. Gross weight 38gm.
Group of silver items to include an toast rack (hallmarked Birmingham 1936), Adie Brothers small jug with moulded rim (Birmingham 1932), sugar tongs (Exeter 1848), tea strainer spoon (Birmingham 1898), Scottish silver trowel bookmark with mother of pearl handle (Glasgow 1928). Sugar tongs measures 14.5cm.
Three large Worcester blue and white mugs, c.1760-80, one painted with the Gardener pattern, a figure kneeling and digging with a trowel beside a dignitary seated at a table, one printed with the Plantation pattern, the last with the Parrot Pecking Fruit pattern, open and hatched crescent marks, minor faults, 15.5cm max. (3)Exhibited: Albert Amor Ltd, 18th Century English Chinoiserie Porcelain, 1990, no.44 (the Gardener pattern mug).
A mixed group of silver; including a long handle hair brush, a long handle hand-mirror, two clothes brushes, by Lionel Smith & Co, Birmingham, a pair of boat shaped silver salts maker P.P Birmingham 1903, double silver stamp case, marks rubbed, Birmingham, a large trowel book marker Birmingham 1894, an Indian silver cane handle, not marked, nine silver topped glass dressing table bottles, a silver and glass sugar shaker and a modern silver handled paper knife, (20)
A 9ct yellow gold charm bracelet with padlock clasp, safety chain and 9 yellow gold charms, all 9ct, to include crown, Dumbo, wishing well, garden fork and trowel, articulated stone set clown and other, 90 grams / 2.8 ozt. [W]Condition Report: Each link of the chain is stamped 9c but the marks are quite rubbed. Each charm, including the cockerel, is hallmarked 9ct gold
A George IV silver engine turned rectangular snuff box and other small items. The snuff box with a hinged lid with a small thumb-piece and a central rectangular reserve later engraved with script initials, mark of John Bettridge, Birmingham 1827, 1.5cm high, 7.5cm wide, 5cm deep(5/8ths x 3 x 2 inches), 90g (a fraction under 3 ozs); two silver and mother of pearl handled folding pocket fruit knives; a modern owl-shaped book mark, Birmingham convention hallmarks; a silver and mother of pearl handled trowel shaped book mark of Crisford & Norris, Birmingham 1901; another with an embossed handle by the same maker, Birmingham 1909; and a small clear facetted glass round scent bottle with a silver screw-off cap, hallmarks for Birmingham 1921, 4.25cm diameter, 5.75ch high overall ( TBV
A silver 'foundation stone' trowel with a turned wood handle. The tapering blade engraved with a presentation inscription relating to the laying of the foundation stone of the 'Henry Ronson Ort School, Ashkelon, Israel,... '26th May 1986', hallmarks for Birmingham 1986, approx. 30cm long overall, 208g gross including the handle.
An early Victorian silver presentation trowel, the lozenge shaped blade engraved with foliage and a coat of arms, and with presentation inscription to the underside to Ralph Dodds, Mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for laying the foundation stone of the school of the parish of St. Andrew, Wednesday Nov. 8 1854, the rounded wax-filled handle relief decorated with stylised foliage, by Chawner & Co, London 1854, 37.5cm long, 9.5oz overall
A George IV silver Coburg pattern trowel shaped fish slice, the Hulme at Laying the First Stone of a District Church at Grazeley, Intended as a Memorial of the Christian Character and Labours of Her Late Father The Reverend George Hulme, September 6th 1849, 33cm long, Charles Eley, London 1828, 204g
A group of mixed items of costume jewellery and curios, comprising a Victorian partial jet necklace, loose red amber-style beads, enamelled Felix pin badge, part of a buckle, gold-plated green stone buttons, green agate brooch, ring, trowel page marker, small metal gold weight of African design, small magnifier compass, etc.
A collection of silver ware to include a silver and mother of pearl handled trowel bookmark, hallmarked Birmingham 1924, makers mark AL Ld for Adie & Lovekin Ltd. A hallmarked Swiss Victorinox silver and stainless steel pen knife, hallmarked Birmingham makers mark WM. A large silver safety brooch pin hallmarked Birmingham 1990, Makers mark B(S). Total weight 32.3g. All weights, measurements and sizes are approximate.
A Middle Eastern Betel Nut Cutter, c.XIX Century allover textured decoration; A Victorian Presentation Trowel, "Presented to Mr Councillor Woodcock on the occasion of his playing a Corner Stone of the United Methodist Free Church Northfield Rotherham May 21st 1877", with decorative handle; novelty sword letter opener. (3)There are no markings to suggest these items are silver.
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