Sterling Silver, Solid Silver

An interesting pair of double candle holders made at the Chesterfield College of Art and fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1985, with additional presumed makers initials of 'RAW' (unknown). The silver has been mounted on a pair of heavy cut glass inkwells which have had their tops removed and the silver designed to fit them, so a vintage upcycling project! The silver is removable from the glass. The silver arms measure c. 16cm long.

here are 2 older Chinese spoons with characters to handles, the 'triple' one is by 'HPK' (no further markings), the one character example is by 'KMS' with a further Chinese makers mark. Both have gilt washed bowls.

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.

Here are 2 sterling silver salt spoons in Old English pattern, same size, different dates and makers. One is by Joseph Rodgers & Sons and fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1929, the other Atkin Bros Sheffield 1905.

Here are 2 silver spoon brooches sold together, the larger one is sterling silver standard with makers mark of 'BRIA', the other is marked 835 standard, probably German.

A group of 3 jars for pins / toothbrushes etc. The small one is Chester 1906 and lid is monogrammed 'D.M.C'. The larger topped jar is fully hallmarked for London 1918, no monograms, the other one with screw top has no visible markings and sold as 'white metal'.

A good looking early c.20th souvenir spoon from Munchen, 800 standard silver.

A good souvenir spoon from Austria in 900 standard silver with good enamel picture badge to handle. Early c.20th Austrian made.

An unusual sterling silver art nouveau brush with a repousse design of a young girl in Edwardian dress holding a doll above the word 'Baby'. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, maker Horton & Allday.

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).

A nice little collection of golf related spoons including 3 with golf club shaped handles. Various dates and makers, all English hallmarked.

A nice earlier spoon with enamel shield, made by David-Andersen.

An unmarked silver and carved mother of pearl cake fork by George Unite (it is quite usual for his pieces like this to have no hallmarks). The handle has a feint carved monogram which appears to be 'JB'.

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 good looking sterling silver & enamel spoon from Glasgow, gilt washed bowl. Made by James Fenton & Co and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1905.

A lovely heart shaped dish of Hanau origin bearing original crowned 'R' makers mark, also bearing import hallmarks for London 1895, importer David Bridge.

A lovely cased set of coffee spoons in rattail pattern with ridges to front of handles. Small monogram 'AM' to handle fronts. Fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1922, maker Henry Williamson Ltd. In a dark grey-blue 'mock-croc' presentation case.

An ornately chased sterling silver napkin ring by Henry Williamson Ltd fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1902. Monogrammed 'FE'.

A c.18th Irish bright cut tablespoon by John Shiels hallmarked for Dublin 1789. Monogrammed with a single initial 'K'.

A sterling silver & enamel spoon for the Ladies Circle, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1968 maker William James Dingley. In Toye, Kenning & Spencer presentation card box.