Birmingham

2 similar pepper pots, one is Birmingham 1911, the other Birmingham 1926 maker Mappin & Webb. The lid hole sizes and finials are different, so you could use them as salt and pepper pots.

A small sterling silver trophy cup entitled 'Arthur Brotherton Billiards Challenge Cup' won by Stanley L. Partridge 1927, and a pedestalled lidded cup with no engraving fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1928.

A set of 6 sterling silver coffee spoons in an unusual design. Made by Docker & Burn Ltd they have varying dates, 1 is Birmingham 1923, 1 is 1925 and 4 are 1927. No monograms. Would be good candidates for jewellery upcycling etc.

A nice looking spoon by A.J. Bailey, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1972.

A spoon made by William Henry Leather with an agate inset harp to handle and 'Dublin' to bowl interior, together with another agate inset spoon in the form of shamrocks, Joseph Cook & Son Birmingham 1900.

A hand hammered sterling silver hand mirror by Wm Neale Ltd, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1913. No monograms.

A deco period sterling silver and guilloche enamel clothes brush by Adie Bros, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1938. Kind of a duck egg blue/green.

A vintage cased 5 piece brush & mirror set by W J Myatt & Co, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1950, together with a good faux-tortoiseshell comb. No monograms.

A good looking tray by Charles S. Green with Lindisfarne pattern rim and feet.

A lovely looking sterling silver lidded powder pot with mirror to interior of lid. The lovely repousse design incorporated the Green Man and birds etc. No monograms. Lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1958, maker Broadway & Co.

An early c.20th set of 6 pairs of dessert cutlery by I.S. Greenberg with good shaped acetate faux bone handles and chased silver plated uppers. In Toll & Courtis of Cape Town wooden case.

A good looking sterling silver & enamel spoon from Glasgow, gilt washed bowl. Made by James Fenton & Co and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905.

A good heavier gauge sterling silver plain napkin ring fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1899. No monograms.

A good vintage golfing spoon with golfer in swing to top of handle above a vacant bright cut shield area. No monograms or engraving. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1931, maker William Adams Ltd

A very fine looking silver plated pedestalled bowl with swing handle and beautiful bright cut work to interior and to handle. Folded style rim edges. Made by Latham & Morton of Birmingham.

A pressed glass jar with a heavy gauge silver lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1921, maker Charles S. Green. Mirror to underside of lid.

A sterling silver napkin ring by John Rose, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1913. Monogrammed with a single initial 'J'. Reed & Ribbon pattern rims.

A lovely sterling silver lidded glass small scent bottle monogrammed with a single initial 'L', fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1927 maker Adie Bros, cork to interior of lid, and a matching vanity jar.

A very stylish piece by Broadway & Co, this is a large diameter glass fruit bowl mounted on a sterling silver pedestal fully hallmarked for Birmingham 2004.

A sterling silver souvenir spoon of London made by Turner & Simpson and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1947.