Birmingham

A Victorian nickel silver fish slice in fiddle pattern with bright cut work to the pierced scrolls. Monogrammed with a single initial 'M'. Made by Naylor, Clark & Co of Birmingham c. 1880.

A nice looking pair of smaller sticks by Horace Woodward & Co of Birmingham c. 1895, with removable drip pans.

An early Victorian pair of fish servers in sterling silver (both handle and uppers), the uppers are fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1857 and made by John Gilbert. The handles are hallmarked for 1855 and 1856.

A sterling silver lidded nicely deep cut glass based shallow powder pot, the lid having a mirror to its underside and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1939, maker F H Adams & Holman. Lid knob has a small monogram 'EWG'.

A deco period blue guilloche enamel & sterling silver smaller sized hairbrush, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1931, maker Horton & Allday.

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 lovely pair of salts fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1899, maker Henry Williamson Ltd complete with blue glass liners and 2 spoons (replacements). In original case.

A rare pair of candle scissors with a double cutter rather than the more usual single variety. Made by J. Gilbert (mark registered in 1812) early c.19th. Silver on steel.

A lovely abstract style brooch designed by Ernest Blyth, hallmarked for Birmingham 1971 makers mark George Tarratt and also bearing Ivan Tarratt marks. Note that this piece does not bear Ernest's signature per the earlier pieces, but it is definitely by him. Comes in case shown.

A very finely cut hobnail glass jar with sterling silver lid by Henry Matthews, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1915.

A lovely looking piece by Daniel & Arter, early c.20th with wicker bound handle and a fine chased design to one side of body. Lovely overall elegant shape. Nice beading to underside of spout. Would make an attractive claret jug

A good set of 4 heavy sterling silver larger sized oval salts with original blue glass liners. Made by T H Hazlewood & Co, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1911, with 3 of the original spoons to the set and 1 replacement.

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 good looking 1 pint silver plated cocktail shaker by P.H. Vogel of Birmingham c. 1930. Engine turned decoration to body and lid. Unusually silver plated on copper.

A nice little suite of jars with matching patterns, lids all by Adie & Lovekin and fully hallmarked for 1900/1901.

A lovely pair of child's feeding spoon & food pusher, the terminals in the form of a hare and hound, each standing on rear legs. Heavy gauge silver, made by Saunders & Mackenzie, both fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1948, and in Mappin & Webb presentation case.

A good sterling silver napkin ring by Henry Griffiths, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1975. Very tiny hallmarks. No monograms,

A pair of pepper pots by Horace Woodward Ltd, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1900, together with a pair of open salt pots with glass liners, also Horace Woodward, Birmingham 1919.

A lovely looking pair of pepper pots fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, maker Robert Pringle.

A pair of smaller dwarf candlesticks by Broadway & Co, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1983. Weighted base. They take a candle of c. 1.4cm diameter.