Sterling Silver, Solid Silver

A collection of 10 assorted napkin rings, all English hallmarked sterling silver examples. 7 have monograms/engraving.

A collection of 12 sterling silver napkin rings, all English hallmarked. 8 have monograms/engraving.

Here are 3 sterling silver butter knives, an Old English one Birmingham 1903, another Old English one Sheffield 1938, and stepped design one Sheffield 1945.

A group of 5 golf related spoons including a W.H. Haseler (silversmiths to Liberty & Co) figural golfer. All are English hallmarked.

A good smaller sized sugar bowl by Dixon with nicely bright cut decoration to sides. Made c. 1920.

An almost certainly Hanau silver spoon but this one it totally unmarked so technically sold as 'white metal'. We believe that the torso depicted is that of Louis XVI.

A gorgeous late Victorian parasol with ornate unmarked silver handle, made c. 1895. Conjoined monogrammed to end of handle 'GSE' or anagram thereof.

A good looking wide bowl sifting spoon / ladle with a Galleon finial and windmill work to its bowl. 800 standard silver, bearing German markings, no makers marks but almost certainly Hanau region.

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 good looking sterling silver open salt pot by Josiah Williams & Co, fully hallmarked for London 1929. Complete with original blue glass liner.

A sterling silver pedestalled dish by Barker Ellis, Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1974. No engraving.

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 group of antique Chinese Export Silver including 2 apostle style cake forks (3 prong and 4 prong), 2 apostle style teaspoons both by 'KH' and a character handle spoon.

A sterling silver lidded facet cut glass short tube type jar fully hallmarked for London 1911, maker William Amaziah Ellwick.

A beautiful looking pair of tongs, marked to the inside of the nip ends with makers mark of 'IC' (possibly Joshua Cooper) and lion passant only. Monogrammed 'JME'.

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

A good looking pair of tongs by George Wintle bearing partial London hallmarks for 1798. No monograms.

A pair of early c.19th tongs in Scottish fiddle pattern with nicely defined shell nip ends. Made by John McKay and bearing partial hallmarks of duty mark and Edinburgh thistle mark. Monogrammed 'HS'.