Sterling Silver, Solid Silver

A sterling silver souvenir spoon of London made by Turner & Simpson and fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1947.

A sterling silver & enamel badged souvenir spoon from Honiton. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1957, maker P R S & Co.

A lovely piece by Howard & Co of New York with a shell and bead pattern handle, crested with a unicorn head. Made c. 1900.

A nice Victorian small fork with mother of pearl handle and unmarked silver upper - technically sold as white metal.

A carving knife and fork with lovely quality 950 standard silver handles and steel uppers. Monogram to handles.

A good CES cake server - marks in Chinese to rear of the lower handle area.

A good looking knife by Elkington with chased vine pattern to blade. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1906 to blade only.

A gorgeous set of coffee spoons by Bernard Instone, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1932. Each has a different colour semi-precious stone set to handle.

A conical pressed glass vase having 6 facets of tapering sized ovals, with a sterling silver collar fully hallmarked for London 1904. The underside of the vase has a design registration number also equating to 1904.

A fine pair of dessert spoons in the Lexington pattern by JB&SM Knowle (USA). No monograms.

A fine pair of dessert spoons in the Roman pattern by JB&SM Knowle (USA). No monograms.

Here are 2 nice bread forks with sterling silver handles and silver plated uppers, one in Gadroon pattern fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1902 and the other with an ornate floral and scroll pattern fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1909.

A pie / cake server by Wallace with a planished sterling silver handle mounted with a raised initial 'W' (or 'M' if you prefer!) and initialled 'K.A.O.' to rear of handle. The blade is close plated (silver on steel).

A scarce Jersey made tablespoon in fiddle pattern made by the partnership of Thomas de Gruchy and John le Gallais c. 1840. Monogrammed 'MLB'.

A good sterling silver napkin ring by Robert Pringle fully hallmarked for London 1930. No monograms.

A gift for somebody who has everything! This is a sterling silver wine bottle drip collar with felt interior. Fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1995, maker Douglas Pell Silverware, and retailed by Goldsmiths Walker & Hall.

A good trinket dish by S.J. Rose fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1970. Raised on paw feet. No engraving.

A nice souvenir piece from the Empress of Scotland, this is a small inkwell fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1923, maker Marson & Jones. Purple guilloche enamel to lid.

A sterling silver napkin ring by Joseph Gloster fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1939. Bakelite interior. No engraving.

A napkin rings with crimped rims, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1917 maker Henry Griffiths & Sons. No monograms.