Birmingham

Here are 2 napkin rings, neither have any engraving. The 'taller' one is Birmingham 1931, the more regular shape one is Birmingham 1952.

Here are 2 good looking vintage blow torches, larger one is by Bladon of Birmingham, the other marked 'Veritas'.

A good looking Georgian style 4 piece by Adie Bros.

A mid c.19th cased set of 12 cute pairs of tea knives and forks with mother of pearl handles and silver plated blades. Made by J. Gilbert.

A cased pair of larger fish servers by Deykin & Harrison of Birmingham, made c. 1900.

A Victorian cased set of 4 ornate sterling silver salts pots with a harlequin set of 4 similar ball finial salt spoons (a mix of makers and dates, all sterling). Salts are fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1895, maker G W Harvey & Co.

A good antique sauce ladle by Alfred Browett of Birmingham in fiddle pattern. No monograms.

An antique 4 egg cup cruet set by Charles J Adie of London & Birmingham, complete with 4 Fiddle pattern egg spoons by Wm Hutton & Sons of Sheffield.

A good set of 6 early c.20th large dinner knives by F.C. Richards of Birmingham. Handles are riveted for extra strength.

A sterling silver child's fork (but makes a nice olive / buffet fork) fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1862, maker Hilliard & Thomason on a ribbed carved bone tapering handle.

A sterling silver crimped rim & repousse decorated napkin ring by William Devenport, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1907 + and additional plain napkin ring Henry Griffiths Birmingham 1933. No monograms etc.

A good looking cased set of 6 coffee spoons by Wm Devenport, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1903. They have gilt washed bowls and hollow profile handles.

A late Victorian silver plated fruit bowl by George Bowen & Sons of Birmingham. A good size.

A good looking pair of salts with original spoons, in presentation case. Made by T H Hazlewood & Co and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1903.

A beautifully cased pair of ornate salt pots and spoons fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1894, the spoons 1892/1893, maker Frederick William Tomkins Turton. Gilt washed interiors.

A lovely piece of heavier deep cut glass with sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1968.

A very early piece in Kings, this is a caddy spoon by John Thropp fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1825.

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 large c.19th fiddle pattern soup ladle by Harwood of Birmingham c. 1894. No monograms.

A good Gadroon pattern sterling silver straining ladle by Broadway & Co, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1990.