Birmingham

A lovely looking leather cased set of silver lidded jars/bottles and hair accessories etc with watermark taffeta lining. The silver pieces are all Birmingham 1897, maker William Harrison Walter. Comprises 3x vanity jars, 1x toothbrush jar complete with super condition French bristle toothbrush, 1 perfume bottle, xylonite brush, mirror and glove stretchers. 3 piece mother of pearl handled tool set including scent bottle corkscrew, nail file, buttonhook, cased mother of pearl handled awl and a later 'helping hand' shoe horn and buttonhook.

A good set of 6 silver plated teaspoons in fiddle pattern, made by Deykin & Harrison of Birmingham, late c.19th. 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 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.

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 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 lovely condition late Victorian sterling silver vesta case with ornate bright cut heart & scrolls to front around monogram 'PL', good chased scrolls to rear. Maker Rollason Bros and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1898.

An exceptionally good quality Victorian silver plated christening mug with quite splendid chased decoration, the front having a monogram 'BGH'. Interior is gilt washed. Made by Latham & Morton of Birmingham.

A cased sterling silver ingot style bookmark with gold braid tassel. Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 2002 with the special jubilee mark.

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 good part set of 5 silver plated dessert spoons in Fiddle pattern, no monograms.

A good part set of 5 silver plated dinner forks in Fiddle pattern, no monograms.

A set of 6 silver plated dessert forks in Fiddle pattern, no monograms.

A very good vintage Georgian style sugar castor with faceted style body. Made by J&R. Griffiths of Birmingham.

A good looking sterling silver teapot fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1929. Monogrammed to one side of body with 'H.B.'

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 small hobnail glass perfume bottle with sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, maker Boots Pure Drug Co (as in Boots the Chemist).

A sterling silver napkin ring monogrammed with a single initial 'E'. Made by F H Adams & Holman and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1940. Inside of ring is engraved 'Dec 31st 1942'.