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An early 19th century Swiss fish slice with a turned wood handle, the trowel-shaped blade pierced and engraved with a snake entwined around a tree, emblematic of the tree of life, and engraved verso with initials 'MC', Bern circa 1825, the makers mark HP not traced

A George III silver book form snuff box and a nutmeg grater, Samuel Pemerton, Birmingham, 1800 and 1802 a vinaigrette, Lawrence & Co., Birmingham, 1819 and two trowel form book marks, Birmingham, 1900 and 1926 3cm-8cm, 1-3in long

A mixed lot: a cased set of six Edwardian cast buttons by Loewe Rosenthal, London 1902, a cased Victorian butter knife and a modern engraved presentation trowel with an ivory handle, inscribed. (3)

A Victorian Ivory Handled Trowel, the blade with engraved leaf and scrolls, the handle with carved leaf finial, (by Hutton & Sons, London 1895), in fitted case

A Victorian presentation trowel with a carved ivory handle, the blade with a leaf chased mount and engraved with flowers and leaf scrolls on a matt ground and a cartouche inscribed 'Presented to the Countess Beauchamp on the occasion of her laying the foundation stone of the Beauchamp Almhouses and Parish Church of Newland, Worcestershire, by Oliver Estcourt, The Contractor for the Works, October 22nd 1862', Sheffield 1861 the makers mark 'D*S' not traced, 36cm long (14 in)

An attractive French masons brass trowel stamped CUIVAL and Parisienne depose with orig handle G+

A 19c French masons brass trowel with boxwood handle with initials LF G

A 19c French masons trowel by BOUVAIS with ebony handle and brass and gunmetal fittings G+

An interesting Victorian presentation trowel engraved with floral scrolls and inscription 'presented to Mr. J. H. Angus, son of the proprietor Mr. George Angus, by the architect and contractors on the occasion of his laying the foundation stone of the first block of building in the New Street hitherto known as The St. John's Lane, Newcastle upon Tyne, 3rd September 1867', with ivory handle in glazed and velvet lined presentation case with a label detailing it's additional use by Col. E. G. Angus to lay the foundation stone of the new Old Seal Works, Wallsend-on-Tyne, 1st Feb. 1956; together with a booklet The History of the House of Angus, 1788-1954.

A Victorian articulated fish box, with red eyes, the head opening and 'scales' to the body, import marks for London, 1897; together with a baby's silver rattle; an Armada dish; a vesta case; a trowel book mark; a swizzle stick; a thimble; and a plated pill box; and a metal miniature corkscrew

A Victorian trowel, the blade engraved with foliate scrolls and a presentation inscription 'Richard Baggally Esq, treasurer of St Thomas's hospital on laying the corner stone of the London Bridge Railway Terminus Hotel, 23rd March 1861, with turned ivory handle, London 1759 by E & J Barnard, 29 cm long (18 1/2 in)

A Victorian presentation trowel, the silver blade with a presentation inscription 'To the right Reverend Christopher Wordsworth... 1869', with a carved ivory handle, (boxed), 1869

A presentation trowel and stone masons trowel with a silver plated blade, with an inscription dated 1901 and ivory handle, the mallet with a silver presentation plaque 1901, in a fitted case

An electroplated presentation trowel with silver collar, Sheffield 1911, the trowel inscribed 'This trowel and mallet were presented to the Hon Mrs Herbert Sykes on the occasion of her laying the foundation stone of St marks Church and School on saturday July 23rd 1921', foliate chased borders, gutta percha, foliate and bird moulded handle in presentation case, 13.5 in (34.29 cm) long

A bookmark in the form of a trowel, with mother of pearl effect handle, monogrammed "F.D. 1925", Birmingham 1924, 3.5 in (8.89 cm) long