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A nice small tapering deep cut glass scent bottle with its original glass stopper, the silver rim fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905, together with another bottle of faceted cut form with original glass stopper and screw top lid fully hallmarked for London 1926.

A part set of 5 sterling silver 'nail top' (thin seal top) coffee spoons by Cooper Bros, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1924.

A suite of 6 sterling silver Old English pattern coffee spoons engraved as trophies for the NMRC rifle club in the 1950 / 1951.. 5 are Sheffield 1946, 1 is Birmingham 1951.

A cigarette case in 800 standard silver assayed for Pest (Hungary). Maker 'EN'. No monograms. Bright cut work and engine turned decoration.

A late c.19th spectacles case, black lacquered papier mache with inset abalone pieces.

A vintage 6 piece set by William Adams Ltd fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1957, the salt and mustard pots having removable 'Bristol blue' plastic liners. With 2 salt and 2 mustard spoons various dates and makers.

A good 4 piece set by Broadway & Co fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1984/1985, the ornate design incorporating the 'Green Man' and with scrolls and birds etc.

A pair of small sterling silver clam shell form caviar or salt dishes by Deakin & Sons, fully hallmarked for Chester 1896. Gilt washed interiors. They come with 2 similar elephant finial Indian spoons, one made with a silver 2 annas coin as its bowl.

A vintage cased sterling silver hair brush & comb set made by Adie Bros and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1925. Brush is monogrammed 'BS'. In original E. Dobbie of Government Rd, Nairobi, B.E.A. (now Kenya).

An antique cased set of 6 sterling silver handled longer than usual length tea or butter knives with close silver plated (silver on steel) blades. Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1918.

A cute Country Artists figure of hedgehogs and flowerpots. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 2000.

A very good spoon by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co of Regent St, fully hallmarked for London 1909. Fancy back and a vacant panel to rear of handle for engraving with a small monogram if desired. Raised 'goat man' or similar figural head to front of handle.

A sterling silver oval form napkin ring by Broadway & Co, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1978. Engraved with the name 'Beth'.

A George III pierced bowl ladle in Hanoverian pattern, rear of handle bearing a double crest of a stags head and a dog on a leash. Hallmarks are part rubbed but appear to be London 1816 partial hallmarks.

A Georgian mote spoon probably by Thomas Shepherd, bearing only makers mark and lion passant mark.

A fine early pierced bowl ladle by Solomon Hougham bearing partial hallmarks for London 1795. Bears a crest to handle with the Latin phrase 'Deo Favente' (with God's favour) above a stag and the initials 'JD'.

A good looking sterling silver napkin ring of pierced stirrup shape, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1899 and made by Levi & Salaman. Engraved 'Doreen Amelia Xmas 1904'.

A hobnail cut glass smelling salts bottle with its original stopper, hallmarked silver rimmed (marks rubbed), together with a cylindrical hobnail cut glass small scent bottle with sterling silver lid fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1909.

A sterling silver napkin ring fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1932. Monogrammed with a single initial 'J'.

A sterling silver larger sized pepper pot and matching salt pot with blue glass liner Pepper pot is fully hallmarked for London 1908, makers marks rubbed, salt pot hallmarks are very rubbed. Both pieces monogrammed with a single initial 'S' to one side only. Also comes with a good salt spoon by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1909 (no monograms).