English Silver Antiquities of London

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Indian General Service Solid Silver Medal with clasp Afghanistan. Full size. Gurkh Rifleman. Obverse King George V Kaisar – i- hind, 1910-1930. Reverse the fortress at Jamrud in the Khyber Pass/with the name India on the reef at the foot. Ribbon green with a broad blue central strip. This medal comes with Afghanistan N.W.F. clasp 1919 and was awarded to a rifleman of the 3rd Bn 9th Gurkha Rifles. The medal is named to the outside, condition: suspension slack and re-fixed, black stain to reverse which is resistant to cleaning, various surface scratches, edge knock at 6 o’clock and polished Size:37mm . Highly collectable medal to the Gurkhas.

Large George III 1802 Solid Silver Hand beaded Creamer London. A Large Antique Georgian Solid Silver Creamer handmade in London, England. The piece was made during the reign of King George III 1802, three years before the Battle of Trafalgar. Becoming very hard to find creamers with so much extensive hand applied beading. This would have taken many man hour s to achieve and would have been made for the Aristocracy of the Georgian Era. All of the decoration to the outside of the creamer is hand beaded, the pattern is of flower and forna and beaded edges, as you can see from the photos. The piece is NOT EMBOSTED with the beading or forna. The jug is in the sought after Helmet Shaped Design. First to the handle which has a three tier design, to the body we have a three tier edging rounding around the entire outer rim, beneath this are three hand beaded borders, then we see the flower and forna a second ridge, beneath this two more hand beaded borders, beneath this two hand beaded zig zag pattern. To the centre is a smooth solid finish, then to the bottom we see again numerous hand beaded and floral and forna designs. To the front edge of the cramer i.e spout is three hand beaded borders and flowers and forna edging. These pieces are becoming extremely hard to find on the market place. It has a superb weight of 134 gms/4.3 Troy Ozs.The makers mark is rubbed, but the design is from the “BATEMAN” family (Produced by Peter, Anne & William Bateman). The item was purchased from a Bateman Specialists in London and has been authenticated. A superb George III Solid Silver Creamer for the avid collector or serious investor of Fine English Silverware. Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. George III side Cameo Portrait, Crowned Leopard for handcrafted in London, England. Date Letter G Maker : Makers Mark is rubbed, clarifed Bateman. Year :Date Letter G for 1802 . George III Era. Condition : A minuet tiny bruise to the side, which I state this only for accuracy and is not a dent, apart from this I am going to class this as near mint condition. Size : 114mm/ 4 ˝ “ high, 132mm/5 Ľ “ length, 75mm/3” depth. Weight : 134 gms/ 4.3 Troy Ozs.

1882 Victorian Sterling Silver Antique Clamed cased & Salts Set Atkin Brothers. Super complete set of four Victorian Salts and spoons in a clam leatherette case. To the outside of the box a gold rim edge in the harder to find clam shape design. Press to release catch in perfect working order, still has original ties to inside of box. To the inside velvet plum base and plum silk lining to top. Each salt has a super hand applied patterned edge, which would have taken many man hours to achieve. Each salt sits upon three cast and applied sterling pearl feet. The spoons also have the same pearl to each end with a sleek stem and deep round bowl. Hallmarks are as follows: Makers mark HA for Atkin Brothers who produced their silver form 1854-1936 from the Truro Works, Matilda Street, Sheffield. Queen Victoria’s side cameo portrait, lion for .925 purity of Silver and date letter P for 1882 and Spoons O for 1881. All made by the same maker, this is quite common to find one date letter difference. Stunning condition, alas they has some salt residue to the inside but can be cleaned. Nice period items by a very well known and collected Silversmith Maker. Size each salt 55mm wide, 30mm high, spoons are 68mm long. Weight of Silver: 156 gms.

1920’s George V Antique Silver and Cut Glass Ladies Perfume Bottle A very nice example of the Roaring 20’s Ladies Silver and Cut Glass Perfume bottle, a super cut glass top and holder, has a solid silver neck which are both in near mint condition, becoming hard to find in this condition. Hallmarks are as follows: W & Co. For Wolfsky & Co who produced their Silver from 1891-1928. Leopard for made in London, lion for .925 Purity of Silver. Nice collectable item, Size: 130mm high x 45mm width.

A good example of a Roman Fibula brooch constructed from copper alloy dating from circa 1st - 2nd Century AD. A good example of a Roman Fibula brooch constructed from copper alloy dating from circa 1st - 2nd Century AD. A Fibula (Latin "to fasten"]) is an ancient brooch. Technically, the Latin term fibulae refers specifically to Roman brooches, however, the term is widely used to refer to brooches from the entire ancient and early medieval world. Unlike modern brooches, fibulae were not only decorative, they originally served a practical function: to fasten clothes, including cloaks. Fibulae replaced straight pins that were used to fasten clothing in the Neolithic period and Bronze Age. In turn, fibulae were replaced as clothing fasteners in the Middle Ages by buttons. Their descendant, the modern safety-pin, remains in use today.

A Massive Art Nouveau Antique Sterling Silver Twin Handed Sugar Bowl 1915 handmade by Rotherham & Sons, London.206 gms A Massive Art Nouveau Antique Sterling Silver Twin Handed Sugar Bowl 1915 handmade by Rotherham & Sons, London.206 gms This piece is oozing Art Nouveau and is of the exceptionally large size bowl, as you can see from the photos it has a superb cast & applied double handle affixed to a very large and generous three tiered bowl. The piece has a few minor pin head dings but nothing serious to attract from this unique early English silver sugar bowl. Free from any monograms. Hallmarks are as follows date letter u for 1915, leopard for handcrafted in London, lion for .925 purity of solid silver. Makers mark R & S for Rotherham & Sons who were originally from Newcastle and moved to London. Size: width 170mm, depth 90m height 87mm. Weight 206 gms.

A Pair of Early Victorian Antique Solid Silver 1865 Master Open Salts Robert Harper A Pair of Early Victorian Antique Solid Silver 1865 Master Open Salts Robert Harper. Un-monogrammed. These are of the larger then average size that can be found on the market place today, each salt has a superb stippled rim, leading down to flower and forna bowl. The pots sits upon three large cast and applied lions paws both have identical hallmarks which are R H For Robert Harper, Date letter K for 1865. Queen Victoria’s side cameo portrait, Lion for .925 purity of solid silver and leopard for made in London. Super sterling silver Victorian set. Condition: some slight salt residues and some small tarnish apart from this they are superb. Size: 75mm wide x 38mm high, Weight combined both salts 133 gms.

A Rare Pair of King George III 1802, English Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladles by master silversmith makers Peter Anne & William Bateman. Rare Pair King George III 1802 Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladles by master silversmith makers Peter Anne & William Bateman. The pieces as you can see from the photos are quite breathtaking, each has identical monogram’s to the handles each has a superb arch leading down to a large and generous bowl. To the back the hallmarks which are crisp and clear are as follows: PB AB WB. For Peter Bateman, Anne Bateman and William Bateman, who produced their silver for a very limited time from 1800-1805, commissioned only to the highest aristocracy of the Georgian Era, crown leopard for handcrafted in London England, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, date letter G for 1802, King George III’s side cameo portrait. A very rare opportunity to own a matching pair of solid silver George III sauce ladles by master silversmith makers the Bateman family. Becoming very hard to find on the market place and this are a real investment for the future. Condition: apart from one tiny knock to one bowl they are in near mint condition, stunning. Size of each ladle 176mm long bowl 55mm, weight of both ladles combined 97 gms.

A Rare Victorian Antique Solid Silver Sugar Bowl with the added addition of original Lid intact. An extremely rare large and heavy Solid Silver Antique Sugar Bowl with Lid Of all the sugar bowls I have seen, I have never seen one with a lid, this is a unique piece of Victorian Silverware. Magnificently decorated with a fanned design running around the entire body which carries through to the lid. Extremely decorative handles as you can see from the photos. It is a very heavy piece, handmade in London, England. Cannot be beaten. There is an engraving on the bowl “From her godfather Heath Harrison”, obviously a present from a wealthy Victorian family. Hallmarks: Makers mark C.E, Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Leopard for handcrafted in London, England. Date Letter a . The Lid also carries the hallmarks. Maker : C.E. for Charles Edwards, very desirable maker who had his retail outlets in the heart of Victorian London and is famous for his Arts & Crafts Silverware. Year: Date Letter .a for 1896 Condition :Apart from a minute ding to the top which I state purely for accuracy it is in mint condition. Size: 68mm high, 160mm width from handle to handle 105mm depth Weight: 213gms.

A set of Five Bronze Roman Original Coins 230-265 AD A set of Five Bronze Roman Coins, these were found in Norfolk, England the set are in an f condition as you can see from the photos. They show Roman Emperors and various slaying and Centurians. Nice set from the Roman Era. Size: vary from 13-20mm diam.

A stunning and highly decorative Sterling Silver Edwardian 1902 two handed sugar bowl. A stunning and highly decorative Sterling Silver Edwardian 1902 two handed sugar bowl. The piece was made in London in 1902 by master silversmith maker of the time Josiah Williams. Superb detailing throughout the entire piece, free from any monograms, beautiful large wide bowl, with two stunning hand applied large scrolled handles. To the centre of the bowl four border design running around the entire middle section. The piece stands upon four large hoofed feet stunning item. A few pin he Hallmarks are as follows Date Letter G for 1902 for Edwardian Period. Makers Mark GJ & CF for Josiah Williams & Co, Bristol who later moved to Hatton Gardens, London. a few dings here and there but nothing too serious, slight wobble to the foot but can easily be pressed back. Size 90mm high, 150mm wide handle to handle, 75mm depth. Weight 154 gms. Lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for made in London.

A very attractive 1932 antique solid sterling silver 3 piece Tea Set, made during the Art Deco period un-monogamed A very attractive 1932 antique solid sterling silver 3 piece Tea Set, made during the Art Deco period of George V,and reflecting definite design traits of the period, in its bold curves and angular lines. The tea set which comprises of a large teapot, double handled sugar basin and cream jug, all standing on tapering pedestal bases, has a very substantial weight of 1018g or 35.9 Oz (32.73 Troy Oz). It is free from any forms of personalisation by way of initialling or crests, and it has a good capacity due to its larger size. This fine sterling silver tea set was made by R.F.Mosley in Sheffield in 1932, it is in a very good overall condition, and it would make the perfect purchase for someone looking for a quality English tea set, or for someone looking for a gift. Size :- The Teapot measures just over 10" or 258mm in length from handle to spout, and is just over 5 3/4" or 148mm in height. The Sugar Basin measures 6 1/4" or 158mm across the handles, and the Cream Jug measures 5 1/4" or 134mm in length handle to spout.. The Tea Set as a whole has a massive weight of 1018.0g (32.73 Troy Oz).Age :-86 years old (1923) Condition :- Very good overall condition, with no dents or dings and a nice tight handle and finial to the lid. There are a very few minor scratches, but these would be considered much less than would be commensurate with age. Please check the additional photography for self-assessment. Makers :- RFM Robert Fead Mosley, Portland Works, Randell Street, Sheffield Date letter P for 1932, Crown for made in Sheffield, one of England’s most famous silversmith town. Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver.

A very nice example of the Reich Reich Social Welfare Medal. A very nice example of the Reich Reich Social Welfare Medal. Superb eagle swastika to the front, much frosting remaining, ribbon cut short but original. Nice Nazi medal. These were introduced on the 1st May 1939 to replace the German Red Cross.

A very nice example of a Boxed Set of Six Antique Edwardian Solid Silver Apostle Spoons made by Isadore Leapman. A very nice example of a Boxed Set of Six Antique Edwardian Solid Silver Apostle Spoons made by Isadore Leapman. To the outside of the box is a brown leatherette outer case with gold trim edging. To the inside top is royal blue silk padded lining and to the base is purple velvet. The six spoons are in mint condition free from any knocks and are un engraved. The hallmarks are as follows IL for maker. Date letter k for 1909. Lion for .925 purity of solid silver and anchor for Birmingham, England. Size of each spoon 110m long. Size of case: 165 x 150 x 30. Weight of six spoons 87 gms. Becoming hard to find sets to this high standard, Nice English Edwardian piece. For the most part, these spoons were made individually Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents

A very pretty 1930's child’s Solid Silver Antique Christening Mug. A very pretty child’s Solid Silver Antique Christening Mug. The piece as you can see from the photos is quite ornate the cup has been monogrammed to the front and dated 22 – 3 – 42. To the inside still some reminences of the original gold gilt remaining. Hallmarks as follows: C & S maker unknowned. Anchor for made in Birmingham, Lion for purity of silver. 925, Date letter H for 1932. A very nice pre WWII Solid Silver Child’s Christening Cup. Condition, some bumps here and there but nothing serious still displays very well as you can see. Size: 72mm high, 82mm to the widest point. Weight: 59 gms.

A very stylish English Edwardian 1902 Ladies Silver and Cut Glass Perfume Dispenser A very stylish Edwardian 1902 Ladies Silver and Cut Glass Perfume Dispenser. The cut glass is free from any chips or cracks and in mint condition, the solid silver perfume dispenser is free from any damage only some slight tarnishing, unfortunately the perfume dispenser does not operate (would make a great project of restoration). As you can see from the photos a very pretty ladies perfume dispenser hallmarks are as follows: which are Date Letter C for 1902, L & S for Levi & Salaman, anchor for made in Birmingham, Lion for .925 purity of Silver. Size: 160mm high, 85mm wide. Nice English item.

An exquisite example of Roman knee brooch in very fine condition. An exquisite example of Roman knee brooch in very fine condition. This piece is constructed from copper alloy, circa 1st Century AD, and displays excellent workmanship in its casting. A Fibula (Latin "to fasten"]) is an ancient brooch. Technically, the Latin term fibulae refers specifically to Roman brooches, however, the term is widely used to refer to brooches from the entire ancient and early medieval world. Unlike modern brooches, fibulae were not only decorative, they originally served a practical function: to fasten clothes, including cloaks. Fibulae replaced straight pins that were used to fasten clothing in the Neolithic period and Bronze Age. In turn, fibulae were replaced as clothing fasteners in the Middle Ages by buttons. Their descendant, the modern safety-pin, remains in use today.

An Extremely Rare Large and Heavy Cased Apostle toped Victorian Antique Sugar Sifter and matching Cake Server. I have been dealing in Silver in 25 years and have never come across one in this mint condition before (Never been used). The sifter and cake server both have the Apostle St James to the top of the handle. They both have superb detailing with a twist effect stem which led down to two figures and two gargoyle faces. The figures are King Herod holding James’s decapitated head to the back we see St James with a Staff on a Pilgrimage, these designs are not embossed, handmade of solid sterling Silver. The cake server has a stunning hand applied thorna design to the front, to the back a smooth plain finish. The sifter has a cut out thorna & flower design to match the cake server. Hallmark: Both are matching Queen Victoria’s side cameo portrait, lion for .925 Sterling Siler, date letter p for 1870, leopard for made in London and finally makers mark TS for Thomas Smily who produced his silver from 1858-1880. The case is brown leatherette with a gold trim, to the inside base is dark green velvet and top is a lighter green silk cushion. Once again you are bidding on the condition of this piece (Cannot be beaten). For the investor or collector of fine Victorian Silverware. Condition: Sifter and Server: mint condition, case has some ware, hinge and press to release catch in superb working order .Size: cake server 7 Ľ” /185mm length, Sifter 6 ˝”/170mm, box size 9” x 4” x 1 ˝ “,Weight: 100 gms of combined silver (Not including box) About apostle St James St James was beheaded by order of King Herod Agrippa I, grandson of Herod the Great (who tried to kill the infant Jesus), nephew of Herod Antipas (who killed John the Baptist and examined Jesus on Good Friday, and father of Herod Agrippa II , James was the first of the Twelve to suffer martyrdom, and the only one of the Twelve whose death is recorded in the New Testament.

Antique Cased Set of Solid Silver GeorgeV, St Peter Apostle Spoons & Tongs 1915 Antique Solid Silver George V, St Peter Apostle Spoons & Tongs 1915 made by Joseph Rodgers Antique Solid Silver Victorian William Hutton & Sons, St Peter Apostle Spoons & tongs 1915. The set has much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominent and are in superb overall condition. They depict St Peter holding a key. The hallmarks are as follows Crown for made in Sheffield, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter x for 1915, maker JR Joseph Rodgers who produced his silver from 1862-1939 from Norfolk Street, Sheffield, England, double **. Condition: The box is black leatherette outer case with gold trim, press to release catch, white silk padded liner for top of box, Royal blue velvet base with, rope design edging with gold trim to top and bottom. For most part, these spoons were made individually Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving. Size: Box 210 x 160 x 25 spoons & tongs are all 115mm long. Combined Weight : 108gms. Highly collectable maker. St Peter Brother of Saint Andrew and born with the name of Simon. Jesus named him 'Peter' and told him "To you I will give the keys to the kingdom of Heaven". He was either martyred and crucified upside down or, says another legend, he was beheaded in a forest so that other Christians could not find and venerate his bones. His feast day is the 29th of June. He is the Patron Saint of fishermen, clockmakers and locksmiths. The spoon shows him holding a key.

Antique Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Salts by Edward Charles Brown. A very attractive pair of Solid Silver Antique Salts by Edward Charles Brown, the pieces as you can see from the photos are in a superb highly polished Silver finish. Each salt has a very decorative beaded outer edge rim, to the middle they are adorned with flower and forna they each have a blank cartouche and sit upon three cast and applied hoofed feet. The hallmarks are as follows, leopard for made in London, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Date letter D for 1879, Queen Victoria’s Side Portrait , makers mark ECB for Richards & Brown, Edward Charles Brown who produced his silver from 1868-1888, Bond Street, London. Condition: A few marks here and there but nothing serious. Nice period pair. Size each: 70mm width, 30mm height. Total combined weight: 90 gms

ANTIQUE SOLID SILVER CAULDRON SHAPED EDWARDIAN SALT 1903. London. ANTIQUE SOLID SILVER CAULDRON SHAPED EDWARDIAN SALT 1903. London.A very nice example of the large Cauldron shaped Salt, superb fanned outer rim design edging, leads down to a generous wide bowl, the piece sits upon three large cast and applied lions paw feet. The hallmarks are as follows lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Leopard for made in London, Date mark h for 1903. Surprisingly the piece comes without the makers stamp letters. A very nice collectable piece. Condition: Excellent with no marks and in close to mint condition. Size:62mm wide, 32mm high, Weight: 41 gms

Antique Solid Silver English Salts made by E S Barnsley 1911. Birmingham. Antique Solid Silver English Salts made by E S Barnsley 1911. Birmingham. A unique opportunity to own a pair of antique English Solid Silver Salts by prolific silversmith maker E S Barnsley of Birmingham, this silversmith is renowned for his superb workmanship and fine detailing of fine silver Antiquities. As you can see from the photos quite breathtaking. The salts have a superb petal edge rim design, nice embossed border running around their entire centre leading down to three large cast & applied solid silver lions paws. As you can see a very rich highly silver finish both with matching hallmarks which are as follows ESB for E S Barnsley, anchor for hand produced in Birmingham, England. Lion for .925 purity of silver, date letter m for 1911 George V Era. Becoming hard to find handmade items by this sought after English Silversmith. Condition: Superb, Size: 60mm wide x 40mm high each pot Combined Weight 67 gms

Antique Solid Silver George Unite English Edwardian 1905 Pair of Salts & Spoon Set. Antique Solid Silver George Unite English Edwardian Pair of Salts & Spoon Set. Good opportunity to obtain an Edwardian pair of salts with matching spoons made by prolific Silversmith maker of the time George Unite, the salts are of the large variety and have a wonderful petty edge outer rim, each salt sits upon three large cast & applied feet, each with matching spoons. The hallmarks are as follows: GU for George Unite, date letter f for 1905 Edwardian. Anchor for made in Birmingham, Lion for .925 purity of silver. George Unite produced his silver from 1832-1921 from Caroline Street, Birmingham, England. Nice matching Edwardian Set. Condition, some salt staining from the inside a few marks here and there but nothing serious. Size: Salts 65mm wide x 32mm high each Spoons: 60mm long each. Combined Weight : 51 gms

Antique Solid Silver Victorian William Hutton & Sons St Peter Apostle Spoons & Tongs 1892. Antique Solid Silver Victorian William Hutton & Sons St Peter Apostle Spoons & Tongs 1892. Antique Solid Silver Victorian William Hutton & Sons, St Peter Apostle Spoons & tongs 1892. Superb Antique Solid Silver Apostle set, handmade by the renowned Silversmith Maker of the time. The set has much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominent and are in superb overall condition. They depict St Peter holding a sword. The hallmarks are as follows Leopard for made in lion, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter r for 1892. Victorian Era, EH for William Hutton & Sons. For the most part, these spoons were made individually Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving. Size: spoons & tongs are all 100mm long. Condition: one or two bumps very good set . Combined Weight :76gms. Highly collectable maker. St Peter Brother of Saint Andrew and born with the name of Simon. Jesus named him 'Peter' and told him "To you I will give the keys to the kingdom of Heaven". He was either martyred and crucified upside down or, says another legend, he was beheaded in a forest so that other Christians could not find and venerate his bones. His feast day is the 29th of June. He is the Patron Saint of fishermen, clockmakers and locksmiths. The spoon shows him holding a key or sword.

Antique Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon 1847 by Robert Wallis. Early Queen Victorian Caddy Spoon made by Robert Wallis, fine early example, monogrammed to one end, nice fiddle & thread handle leading down to a nice large bowl, nice period item. Hallmarks are as follows makers mark RW for Robert Wallis, leopard for made in London, date letter m for 1847, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver and Queen Victoria’s side cameo portrait. Weight: 17 gms, Size: 120mm long, 35mm width of bowl. Condition: superb condition.

Antique Victorian Cased Set of Four Salts and Spoons by Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall. A great opportunity to obtain a rare cased set of four Sterling Silver salts with four sterling silver salt spoons, every item within the case have matching date and makers marks. Becoming very hard to find on the market place a complete case set intact. Each salt has a very nice outer beaded edge, to the centre each salt is adorned with a flower and forna design and having the bonus of having a blank cartouche (ie un-personalised). They all sit upon three large cast and applied hoofed feet, the spoons carry the same outer edge beading again with blank cartouche, they all sit within a brown leatherette case with gold trim, to the inside a Purple velvet bottom and to the top a purple velvet silk lining. The hallmarks are as follows: Date letter d for 1871, lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver, Queen Victoria’s side Cameo portrait, Crown for handmade in Sheffield, makers mark, RMEH for Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall. Condition: In close to mint condition, the box closers tight. Nice period item produced by respectable English Silversmith Makers of the time. Size: Box at widest 155mm x 215mm x 48mm. Size of Each Salt: 65mm wide x 30mm high, Spoon: 61m long. Combined Weight of all four salts and spoons: 230 gms

Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon 1895 by Maxfield & Sons Queen Victorian Silver Antique Caddy Spoon made by Maxfield & Sons. Fine early example of this highly collectable Caddy Spoon with the rarer shell fanned bowl design, as you can see from the photos very decorative to both sides. Hallmarks are as follows: MD & Sns for Maxfield & Sons who produced their silver from 1894-189 from Upper John Street, London, date letter u for 1895. Lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for made in London. Weight : 18 gms, size: 110mm long, 35mm wide. Nice period item.

Antoninus Pius 138-161 AD Solid Silver Roman Coin Aurelius Fulvus Boionius Arrius Antoninus (19 September, 86–7 March 161), generally known in English as Antoninus Pius was Roman emperor from 138 to 161. He was the fourth of the Five Good Emperors and a member of the Aurelii. He did not possess the sobriquet "Pius" until after his accession to the throne. Almost certainly, he earned the name "Pius" because he compelled the Senate to deify his adoptive father Hadrian; the Historia Augusta, however, suggests that he may have earned the name by saving senators sentenced to death by Hadrian in his later years. Salus left holding rudder and folding from Aatera a serpent. Nice Soldi Silver Imperian Roman Coin coin. Size: 20mm

Art Noveau 1910 George V Open Salt with Liner and spoon by Deakin & Francis off Regents Place, Birmingham, Art Noveau 1910 George V Open Salt with Liner and spoon by Deakin & Francis off Regents Place, Birmingham, England. A fair condition open salt pot by renowned Silversmith Deakin & Francis of Birmingham, who produced their silver from 1890-1977. The pot still retains its original blue glass liner, the spoon appears to be earlier in the classic shovel shape design with flower and forna handle and neck still with the original gold gilt to the centre and made in Germany. Would make a good research project. Hallmarks to pot, d & f for Deakin & Francis, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, date letter i for 1910. Condition: Size: 32mm high x 55mm wide, spoon size, 67mm Combined Weight including blue glass liner 62 gms

Art Deco 1920’s Solid Silver Antique Cruet Set by famous Docker & Burn. Art Deco 1920’s Solid Silver Antique Cruet Set by famous Docker & Burn. A good opportunity to obtain an antique solid silver cruet set by famous and respected silversmith maker of their time Docker & Burn from Barr Street Birmingham, England. The piece consist of mustard pot, pepper shaker, salt and spoons. First the pepper in the classic bullet shape design with arch gothic centre body, inside is the original blue glass liner intact. Salt matching design , to the centre stands upon four bun feet, mustard ornate piece hallmarked to inside of lid and stamped to the outer body, all the three pieces are made by the same maker, dating from between 1920-1923. Spoons are by ES Barnsley dated 1920 and Thomas Bradbury dated 1902 (Edwardian) , put together as an Art Deco Set. The entirety is of Solid Silver,Condtion: near mint, hallmarks are as follows: D & B for Docker and burn, lion for .925 sterling silver, date letters v, & y and spoons g & v. Hard to find sets from the same maker. Size: mustard 45mm high x 64mm width x 45mm depth, Salt 30mm high x 55mm wide x 42mm depth, Pepper 60mm high x 32mm wide, mustard spoon 65mm long, salt spoon 57mm long. Combined Weight including blue glass liners 164 gms.

Art Deco 1922 Solid Silver Engish Sugar Bowl A superb Art Deco 1922 Solid Silver Sugar Bowl, with a decagon shape (10 sides), the piece was manufactred by the famous Silversmith maker of the time Walker and Hall. To the outside we can see a very fine heronbone design running around the top outer edge. The piece has 10 sides to the bowl as mentioned before, to the sides two large cast & applied solid silver handles each attached with three leaf and follage applications.Hallmarks are WH, Crown for Sheffield, Lion for .925 purity of Silver and date letter E for 1922, to the underside the Walker & Hall flag, stamped Walker & Hall Sheffield, 64455, run number 2. It has a very fine highly silver polished finish. Condition a few surface marks apart from that in near mint condition. Size: 170mm wide, 100m deep, 70mm hight. Weight: 141 gms

Art Deco Pair of 1927 Classic Master Solid Silver Antique Salts with Lions Face and paw feet by the famous Joseph Gloster of Birmingham. Art Deco Pair of 1927 Classic Master Solid Silver Antique Salts with Lions Face and paw feet by the famous Joseph Gloster of Birmingham. A pair of supreme master open solid silver antique salts by master silversmith craftsman Joseph Gloster, Birmingham, this manufacturer produced top class silver antiquities, most of his pieces you will find on the market place today are highly decorated, he produced his silver between 1901 and 1978. Both silver pots have matching silver hallmarks, superb outer rim feathered pattern, generous wide bowls, leading down to three lions faces and then down to a lions paw, the detail is quite breathtaking as you can see from the photographs. A rare opportunity obtain a pair of master antique salts by this sought after silversmith maker. Hallmarks, date letter k for 1927, anchor for handmade in Birmingham, JC for Joseph Gloster. Size each pot 62mm wide x 40mm high: Weight combined both pots 180 gms . Condition near mint, or two pin head marks but nothing serious rare maker. English Silver at its finest.

Art Deco Solid Silver Apostle Sugar Tongs Solid Silver Apostle Sugar Tongs Art Deco made in 1921 Chester, made by Friedman Gottliffe Ltd. They produced their silver from 1912-1922 in Chester, England. The pair have much detailing and a very fine highly polished silver finish the pair has no monogramme. For the most part, these tongs were made individually. Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon or tong representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon or tong would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. Hallmarks are Chester Hallmark, lion for purity of .925 Solid Silver, date letter r for 1921. Condition: slight kink to the bend which makes one arm slighly longer then the other apart from this in good condition Size: 105mm long. Weight: 21 gms

Art Deco Solid Silver coffee pot. Crafted in London 1929 by the very highly regarded Lionel Alfred Crichton An absolute stunning example of a Solid Silver Art Deco coffee pot. Hand crafted in London England in 1929. This is a most beautiful pot by the very highly regarded firm of Lionel Alfred Crichton (LAC) of London. He had retail outlets in Old Bond Street, London W; subsequently also in New York. He produced his silver from 1895-1954. The pot is in excellent condition apart from one very small & shallow marks here and there which I mention for the sake of accuracy. It has a very nice wooden handle & the wood finial as you can see from the photos. One only has to surf the internet to see the money this maker commands. The hallmarks: lion for .925 purity of solid silver leopard for handcrafted in London. Makers Mark LAC. Crichton & Co Ltd made in England, to the inside further hallmarks, makers mark, lion, date letter o. The pot sits upon for large cast & applied feet, very elegent Art Deco London English Silver Teapot. Good Maker. Size: 200m high, 180mm wide to widest point, 110mm depth. Weight: 495 gms The pot measures approx 8" tall to the top of the finial & approx 7" from spout to handle. It weighs a very nice 17 3/8oz (494 grammes)

Art Noveau 1911 Solid Silver butter knife. A very ornate butter knife made by Silversmith makers Mappin & Webb, nice detailing throughout both sides a vacant cartouche. Nice period piece. Hallmarks are as follows: Makers Mark MW for Mappin & Webb, date letter t for 1911, crown for made in Sheffield, Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. Mappin & Webb produced their silver from Norfolk Street, Sheffield from 1891-1995. Size: 135mm long, 15mm to the widest point. Weight: 20 gms. Condition: Superb condition.

ased Set of Solid Silver English Antique Christening Spoons Superb Set of English Cased Christening Spoons dating from early George V Era with complete matching hallmarks. The spoons are in superb condition they have excellent detaling with a bow and ribbon to each end of the handles leading down to another ribbon towards the bowl.Hallmarks: Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Crown for made in Sheffield, Makers Mark JR for John Round & Sons, who produced their silver from 1878-1916 in Tudor Works, Tudor Street, Sheffield. The case in which they sit is brown leatherette with a gold trim to the outside, press to release catch which is in superb working order. To the inside, the set sits upon a royal blue velvet lining, to the inside top a royal blue silk padded cusion with the added bonus of a ribbed edge completing.Condition: mint with some surface marking to the box. Overall becoming very hard to find sets as good as these. Size: 150mm long each spoon. weight of silver only: 23 gms

Cased 1911 Solid Silver medal of the Investiture of Edward Prince of Wales KG by W. Goscombe, John. Obverse showing the young Prince Edward embossed raised portrait in full regalia, reverse Caernarvon Castle with Prince of Wales feathers, dragon to bottom again in raised relief, to the outside of the original issued red leatherette box Prince of Wales Feathers, black velvet to base of inside and cream padded liner to top. Press to release catch. Size of medal 34mm. Condition: medal is mint, case has wear, good condition.

Cased 1911 Solid Silver medal of the Investiture of Edward Prince of Wales KG by W. Goscombe, John. An absolute stunning cased medal by this famous medallist. Obverse showing the young Prince Edward embossed raised portrait in full regalia, reverse Caernarvon Castle with Prince of Wales feathers, dragon to bottom again in raised relief, to the outside of the original issued red leatherette box Prince of Wales Feathers, black velvet to base of inside and cream padded liner to top. Press to release catch. Size of medal 34mm. Condition: medal is mint, case has wear, good condition but still shows the royal seal to the top lining and has its original tag in place.

Cased Commemorative 22 carat gold plated Replica of the Boulton Trafalgar Medal Bicentenary of the Battle of Trafalgar October 21st 1805. Tower mint replica of this very famous medal. Obverse a stunning portrait of Nelson outside Horatio Viscount Nelson. T.B. Duke of Bronte &. Reverse” England expects very man will do his duty, with a scene of the famous battle in place. Comes with its original certification by the Tower Mint of London. Condition: Mint. Size of medal: 45mm. Weight of coin 40 gms.

Cased Coronation Medal of Queen Elizabeth II Solid Silver dated June 1953, Westminster A stunning coronation medal by Joseph Fray Medallist. Obverse fine portrait of Her Majesty the Queen. Reverse the Crown, with E II R. To the outside crowned Westminster June 1953. The medal has a full set of sterling silver hallmarks and comes with its original purple leatherette case, embossed gold crown and edging. To the inside purple velvet lining to base and cream silk lining to top with makers details. Condition: mint. Size of medal: 40mm Weight of medal: 31 gms.

Cased Queen Elizabeth commemorative Silver Jubilee Medal Solid Silver A very fine and large silver, silver Jubilee medal. Full set of hallmarks to the top edge. Obverse is the throne 25th Anniversary, Reverse West Minster Abbey struck in celebration by the Westminster Abbey Trust. Comes with original box which is blue leatherette, inside red base and cream padding to top. Condition: Near mint, some staining to inside of box . Weight of silver 52 gms Size 44mm

Cased Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Silver Medal comes with its original box of issue which is cardboard. The medal obverse is Queen Elizabeth II, Reverse a coat of Arms, West Minster Abbey 1933. Condition. Good. Size: 39mm

Cased Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Large Bronze Medal by T. Brock. A nice example of this highly collectable Diamond Jubilee Victorian medal. Obverse Queen Victoria crowned with veil, reverse young Queen Victoria with bun head, to the bottom 1837. Comes with its original red leatherette case of issue, blue velvet base and cream silk lining to top. Condition: The medal is mint, unfortunately the box hinge is no longer present, priced accordingly. Size of medal: 56mm.

Cased Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Large Solid Silver Commemorative Medal by T. Brock. Highly collectable Silver medal by this famous Medallist. Obverse is Queen Victoria with crown & veil, reverse young Queen Victoria bun head dated 1837 to base with laurels. Comes with its original red leatherette case of issue with blue velvet lining to base and cream silk lining to top. Condition :medal has a knock at 3 o’clock and some flee bits to edging apart from that highly collectable Victorian medal, box has some cuff mark but in full working order. Size of medal 56mm weight of medal 84 gms

Cased Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Large Solid Silver Commemorative Medal by T. Brock. Highly collectable Silver medal by this famous Medallist. Obverse is Queen Victoria with crown & veil, reverse young Queen Victoria bun head dated 1837 to base with laurels. Comes with its original red leatherette case of issue with blue velvet lining to base and cream silk lining to top. Condition : medal is in superb condition, box has some cuff mark but in full working order. Size of medal 56mm weight of medal 84 gms

Cased Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Large Solid Silver Commemorative Medal by T. Brock. Highly collectable Silver medal by this famous Medallist. Obverse is Queen Victoria with crown & veil, reverse young Queen Victoria bun head dated 1837 to base with laurels. Comes with its original red leatherette case of issue with blue velvet lining to base and cream silk lining to top. Condition : medal is in superb condition, box has some light cuff mark but in full working order. Size of medal 56mm weight of medal 84 gms

Cased Set of Solid Silver Antique Fork & Spoon Victorian Christening Set Becoming hard to find examples of English Cased Christening Sets dating from the Victorian Era with complete matching hallmarks. The spoon and fork are in superb conditions they have been monogrammed to the end, obviously commisioned for a wealthy Victorian Family. The handles have an excellent beaded edge running around the entire front and back of each piece. Hallmarks: Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Queen Victoria's Side Cameo Portrait, Leopard for made in London, Markers MarK GA for George William Adams from Chawner & Co, who produced their silver from 1840-1882 in Hosier Lane, Smithfield, London. The case in which they sit is brown leatherette with a gold trim to the outside, press to release catch which is in superb working order. To the inside, the set sits upon a royal blue velvet lining, to the inside top a royal blue silk padded cusion. Overall becoming very hard to find Victorian pieces as good as these. Size: 150mm long each fork & spoon, box is 200m long. weight of silver only: 63 gms

Cased Sir Winston Churchill memorial medal 1874-1965. Solid Silver A very highly collectable memorial medal with original box of issue. The coin has sharp detailing to both sides. Obverse Sir Winston Churchill in suit, Reverse scene of English solider welcoming back the RAF, to the bottom “Very well done”. Box is press button leatherette. Gold lettering Churchill 1874-1965. To the inside red velvet bottom, white silk lining to top “By appointment to Her Majesty the Queen, made by Spink & Sons Limited. Condition: near mint. Size medal: 39mm

Cased Sir Winston Churchill memorial medal Spink & Sons Limited, Solid Silver A very fine example of the large variety made of pure solid silver, the medal is of exceptionally fine quality. Obverse Sir Winton Churchill in suit, Reverse a English Solider welcoming home the RAF by the sea to the bottom description “Very well done”. Super highly polished silver finish, no knocking to the sides as new. The box is tin burgundy with gold lettering. The inside of box is red velvet to base and cream silk lining. Printed by appointment to Her Majesty the Queen, By appointment to the Duke of Edinburgh Medallist, Spink & Sons Limited. Condition: the medal is in mint condition the case is in near mint. Super collectable item of this great man. Size of medal: 57mm. Weight of medal 81 gms.

Cased Solid Silver Commemorative medals of the Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales 1st July 1969 by John Pinches Medallist Breathtaking condition, the set comprises of two medals each with a full set of English Sterling Silver hallmarks to rim. Obverse Prince Charles, Reverse Prince of Wales Feathers, comes with their original blue case of issue and a certificate of authentication. To the inside, royal blue velvet lining to bottom and cream silk lining to top. Makers details. Interestingly there was only 1000 sets ever made this is numbered 529. Sizes of medals: 45mm and 35mm. Total weight of both medals: 60 gms.

Charming Set of Six Antique Solid Silver St John Apostle Spoons Charming Set of Six Antique Solid Silver Apostle Spoons, superbly decorated as you can see from the photos., handmade by the famous silversmith makers Walker & Hall, from Sheffield. The spoons have much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominent and are in superb overall condition. The hallmarks are as follows Crown for Sheffield, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter k for 1902. Edwardian Era. For the most part, these spoons were made individually Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christeninags or Communion Presents. These have no engraving. The Apostle Saint John. Son of Zebedee and Salome, and brother of Saint James the Greater. He became so close to Jesus that he was known as "the beloved disciple". He founded many churches in Asia Minor but spent most of his time in Jerusalem. He died of old age at Ephesus in 101AD, having survived all his fellow Apostles. His feast day is the 27th of December. He is the Patron Saint of authors, booksellers, engravers and painters. He is also Patron against burns and poisons. The spoon shows him holding a chalice or "the cup of sorrow".Size: 110mm each spoon Combined Weight: 79 gms

Charming pair of Antique Solid Silver pair of sugar tongs made by Peter Anne & William Bateman A charming and elegant pair of Antique Sugar Tongs made by master craftsman of silverware the Bateman Family. As you can see from the photos these are quite stunning superb highly polished silver and smooth finish throughout entire piece. The condition is superb near mint. One does not have to say much about the Bateman empire, except these are the icing on the cake. Hallmarks which are crisp and clear: George III Side Cameo portrait, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, makers mark PB over AB over WB. Date letter E for 1800, turn of the century. Peter, Anne & William Bateman produced their silver in London between 1800-1805. They are monogrammed to the base, Condition: near mint, some very slight surface marks Size:140mm long, Weight: 30 gms

Classic pair of Solid Silver Antique Georgian Sugar Tongs A classic pair of solid silver antique sugar tongs, handmade during the reign of King George III, the pair have a super sleek finish and a bevelled edge running down the top and bottom. The pair were made by Thomas Hayter in 1807. The same year as Lord Nelson fought at Trafalgar. Condition: near mint. Hallmarks: TH for maker, George III Cameo, lion for .925 purity of silver and date letter M for 1807. They are monogrammed AB to the end. Size: 140mm, Weight: 40 gms

Classic Set of Six Solid Silver Victorian Antique Apostle Spoons London A very fine and highly collectable English Victorian Solid Silver Antique set of Aposle Spoons, each spoon has superb detaling, depicting the Apostle St Phillip with a Staff to the end of each spoon, beautiful barley twist stem, leading down to a second figure, which resembles Christ himself. Each piece is fully hallmarked to the reverse of the bowl, Date letter I for 1884, Lion for .925 Purity of Silver, Queen Victoria's Side Cameo Portrait, Leopard for made in London, England and makers Mark JW over FCW for James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler who produced their silverware from 1884-1908 from the famous Hatton Gardens in London. People are now buying these for today's grandchildren and having the names engraved to the back, these are unengraved. Used widly for Christening Presents.For the most part, these spoons were made individually. Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. Condition: a few surface marks but in Mint Condition. Size: each spoon 105mm long. Weight for all six spoons combined: 78 gms

Coronation Solid Silver Medal 1937 King George VI. Full Size. Obverse conjoined busts of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in their robes of state without any inscription. Reverse showing crowned GRI over the inscription crowned 12th May 1937 with the names of the King and Queen in blocked capitals around the circumferences. Ribbon blue edged with one red and two white stripes. Condition: very fine, high quality silver finish. Ring suspension.

Early example of a 1901 Edwardian Solid Silver Anointing Spoon by Gourdel Vales & Co, Birmingham. Early example of a 1901 Edwardian Solid Silver Anointing Spoon by Gourdel Vales & Co, Birmingham. A Solid Silver Anointing Spoon fully Hallmarked to the reverse and made in Birmingham, England by The sought after Gourdel Vales & Co Ltd. The spoon still has much detailing remaining as you can see from the photos and in good condition, Hallmarks are as follow: date letter b for 1901, lion for .925 purity of silver, anchor for made in Birmingham G V & co. for Gourdel Vales & Co,. Becoming hard to find from the early Edwardian Era. About Anointing Spoons Probably the oldest item of Royal Regalia and certainly the most symbolic is the anointing spoon, of Solid silver, is believed to date from the 12th century and there is some evidence that it was used at the coronation of King John in 1199. It is the oldest piece of the Regalia. Holy oil is poured from the Ampulla into the anointing spoon and the Sovereign is touched on the hands, breast, and the crown of the head. This is the most spiritual part of the ceremony and represents the confirmation of the peoples’ choice. The Anointing Spoons are replicas of the above and are produced for collectors. Size: 95mm long, Weight: 9 gms

Early example of a 1901 Edwardian Solid Silver ( Gold Gilt ) Anointing Spoon by sought after makers Cornelius Desomeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank ) Shepherd. Early example of a 1901 Edwardian Solid Silver ( Gold Gilt ) Anointing Spoon by sought after makers Cornelius Desomeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank ) Shepherd. Early example of a 1901 Edwardian Solid Silver Anointing Spoon by sought after makers Cornelius Desomeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank ) Shepherd. A large Solid Silver Anointing Spoon still retaining the original gold gilt, fully Hallmarked to the side and made in London, England by These sought after and rare makers. The spoon still has all detailing remaining as you can see from the photos and in superb condition, Hallmarks are as follow: date letter f for 1901, lion for .925 purity of silver, leopard for made in London and CS * FS for makers Cornelius Desomeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank ) Shepherd. Becoming hard to find from the early Edwardian Era. With original gold gilt remaining. They had their retail outlets in Holborn, London About Anointing Spoons Probably the oldest item of Royal Regalia and certainly the most symbolic is the anointing spoon, of Solid silver, is believed to date from the 12th century and there is some evidence that it was used at the coronation of King John in 1199. It is the oldest piece of the Regalia. Holy oil is poured from the Ampulla into the anointing spoon and the Sovereign is touched on the hands, breast, and the crown of the head. This is the most spiritual part of the ceremony and represents the confirmation of the peoples’ choice. The Anointing Spoons are replicas of the above and are produced for collectors. Size: 108mm long, Weight: 13gms

Early example of a 1902 Edwardian Solid Silver Large Anointing Spoon by sought after makers Cornelius Desomeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank ) Shepherd. Early example of a 1902 Edwardian Solid Silver Large Anointing Spoon by sought after makers Cornelius Desomeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank ) Shepherd. A large Solid Silver Anointing Spoon fully Hallmarked to the side and made in London, England by These sought after and rare makers. The spoon still has all detailing remaining as you can see from the photos and in superb condition, Hallmarks are as follow: date letter g for 1902, lion for .925 purity of silver, leopard for made in London and CS * FS for makers Cornelius Desomeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank ) Shepherd. Becoming hard to find from the early Edwardian Era. They had their retail outlets in Holborn, London About Anointing Spoons Probably the oldest item of Royal Regalia and certainly the most symbolic is the anointing spoon, of Solid silver, is believed to date from the 12th century and there is some evidence that it was used at the coronation of King John in 1199. It is the oldest piece of the Regalia. Holy oil is poured from the Ampulla into the anointing spoon and the Sovereign is touched on the hands, breast, and the crown of the head. This is the most spiritual part of the ceremony and represents the confirmation of the peoples’ choice. The Anointing Spoons are replicas of the above and are produced for collectors. Larger Size: 125mm long, bowl 35mm x 25mm, Weight: 20gms

Early Pair of Victorian Solid Silver Antique Salt & Pepper Shakers A beautiful pair of Victorian Solid Silver Antique Salt & Pepper Shakers, handmade in London England by Thomas Whitehouse, who produced his silver from 1848-1898 in Hatton Gardens, London. Becoming hard to find matching salt and peppers from this age. Hallmarks: TW for maker, lion for .925 purity of silver, leopard for made in London, Queen Victoria's side cameo and date letter g for 1882. Hallmarks are to the top of the lid and bottom of the pepper shaker, to the inside suprising the shakers still retain the gold gilt lining which is in good condition. They are unmonogrammed with initals but have a swallow engraving to the front of each shaker. The pieces each sit upon a triple ridged pedesal foot. The condition: few marks here and there but nothing serious, superb becoming hard to find from the Victorian Era of England. Size : 75mm high each and 35mm wide to the widest point, Combined Weight 66 gms

Early Queen Victorian 1840 Antique Master Solid Silver Double Struck Kings Pattern Sauce Ladle by Thomas Edwards. Early Queen Victorian 1840 Antique Master Solid Silver Double Struck Kings Pattern Sauce Ladle by Thomas Edwards. A large and very heavy Victorian 1840 Kings Pattern sauce ladle as you can see from the photos this is quite stunning, the Kings Patterns runs through both sides, from the handle through the neck down to the bowl as you can see from the photos. These are becoming extremely hard to find with this superb and demanding pattern, a collectors piece and a good investment for the future of English Silverware. Hallmarks are as follows: T E for Thomas Edwards, date letter e for 1840, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for handcrafted in London. Thomas Edwards produced his silver from 1820-1840 at Bond Street, London, England. Condition , mint condition a tiny airline fault to the back does not go all the way through and one tiny pin head knock to the bowl, it is in mint condition. Weight: 92 gms. Size: 195mm long, 60mm bowl. A nice English rare Ladle.

Early Victorian 1867 Sought After Sterling Solid Silver Tea Caddy Spoon. Handmade in London England Early Victorian 1867 Sought After Sterling Solid Silver Tea Caddy Spoon. Handmade in London England by H J Lias & Sons. As you can see from the photo graphs it is in a good condition with only a few very minor dimples, apart from this superb. The spoon is monogrammed to the end with the letter H, commissioned for a wealthy Victorian family. Fully hallmarked to the underside which are HLHL for H J Lias & Sons. Date letter M for 1867. A young Queen Victorian side cameo portrait, lion for .925 Sterling Silver and leopard for made in London. Size of spoon 105mm length, bowl 35mm and weight is 18 gms. Becoming hard to find early Victorian Tea Caddy Spoons.

Early Victorian Large Solid Silver Strawberry Dish London A very large and heavy Solid Silver Antique Victorian 1864 Strawberry Dish, handcrafted In London, England. As you can see from the photos a superior Silver Strawberry dish, very hard to upgrade on this piece. To the sides we see a hand applied engraving design, running around the entire upper body of the dish. To the bottom half of the dish we see a hawk (bird) supremely applied, to the opposite site, one block monogram. leading down to a large pedestal foot. Again hand applied to this we see two borders, to the centre of them we see a Greek key design again running around the entire pedestal foot. To the outer edge, again a handcrafted pattern. to the sides are two large and applied handles which are of the sought after rope twist design which as you can see the entwine around themselves twice. This is the first time I have ever seen a Victorian Strawberry dish with this rope design handle. All of the works to the body of the outside is hand applied and not embossed this would have taken many man hours to achieve this result. To the inside of the dish it is smooth and very polished. The entire pieces also has a full Set of English Victorian Hallmarks. A once is a life time opportunity to own this extremely rare Victorian 1864 Strawberry dish, handmade in London, England. For the avid collector of Fine English Silverware or maybe an investment. Please see photos for the highly skilled handcrafted Silver. Good Maker. Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Leopard for handcrafted in London, England. Victoria’s Side Cameo Portrait Date Letter i. Makers Mark SS over WN. Maker : SS over WN which is for Stephen Smith and William Nicholson. They entered the Silversmith trade in 1851-1883. They had their retail outlets In the famous Clerkenwell District of London.Year :Date Letter I for Early 1864 Victorian.Condition : Apart from one or two pinhead dings, it is in near mint condition, I have mentioned this purely for accuracy and does not effect the overall appearance. Size : 125mm high, A massive 204mm wide handle to handle. 150mm, deep Weight : Massive 345 gms/ 11.110 Troy Ozs..

Edward VII Coronation Solid Silver Medal Crowned 9th August 1902. Super collectable Silver medal, Obverse King Edward VII , Reverse Queen Consort Queen Alexandra. By G W de Saulles. Nice finish to both sides. Size 31mm.

Edwardian Antique Solid Silver Meats Serving Fork 1904 made by William Vale & Sons, Birmingham Edwardian Antique Solid Silver Meats Serving Fork 1904 made by William Vale & Sons, Birmingham. A very pretty three pronged serving meats fork, from the early Edwardian Period (Art Noveau). The Solid Silver handle as you can see is in fine condition with much embossed detailing remaining, the prongs are of silver plate, the reason being is that silver is a soft alloy and would bend when skewing meat hence the silver plated prongs. Becoming hard to find these serving forks. Hallmarks are as follows: Anchor for Birmingham, England. Date letter 3 for 1904 lion for .925 purity of solid silver, WV & S for William Vale & Sons who produced their silver from 1883 until 1919 from Unett Street, Birmingham, England. Condition: The handle is in superb near mint condition the three prongs have minute kinks to the end of one and some of the plate has rubbed from the prongs. A very nice antique serving fork. Size: 162mm long, widest point 35mm.

Edwardian Boxed Solid Silver Christening Set Mappin & Webb. Edwardian Boxed Solid Silver Christening Set Mappin & Webb. Superb boxed Christening set made by Mappin & Webb comprising of fork and spoon, superb Albert Pattern and feathered edge design running down to a nice wide finish. The box is made from a brown leatherette case, brass fastener hinged, to the inside is a white silk padded top layer and bottom liner is made of blue crushed velvet with silk rope edging effect. The fork & spoon are in mint condition and have a superb monogram to the end, overall a few cuff marks to the box and slightly loose catch, the fork and spoon and in mint condition. These items are now being engraved to the back of the bowl for christening or communion presents. Size of box: 180mm x 80mm x 30mm size of fork & spoon are 150mm long each, weight of silver only: 65 gms. Hallmarks are as follows: MW For Mappin & Webb, date letter m 1904, lion for .925 Purity of Solid Silver, and Crown for made in Sheffiled, England.

Edwardian English Solid Silver Trophy Sugar Bowl A very charming and unusual solid silver antique Edwardian Trophy Sugar Bowl, the hallmarks are rubbed but can just make out the letter K for 1905. The lion for .925 sterling silver and leopard for London are still present, makers mark is rubbed possibly Goldsmith & Silversmith. The piece has a superb double looped design running around the top and centre of the bowl, two wonderful solid silver handles which have a embossed rib running down its entire centre. The piece sits upon a pedestal foot which is in a square shape design, a very nice Edwardian English Sugar Bowl. Condition a few bumps here and there but still does not effect the overall apperance. Size width 125mm, depth 85m, height 100mm, Weight, 108 gms.

Edwardian Sterling Silver Antique Sugar Bowl by Charles Boyton & Sons Ltd. A very nice antique sterling Silver sugar bowl by Charles Boyton & Sons LTd 1908. The sugar bowl has a nice pie crust design outer rim, single border to the centre of the body and stands upon three cast and applied hoofed feet, hallmarks are as follows : CB & S for Charles Boyton & Sons Ltd who produced their silver from 1904-1937, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, leopard for handcrafted in London, date letter N for 1908. Condition: Excellent condition, displays very well, nice highly silver polish finish. Size 95mm wide x 65mm high. Weight. 66 gms. Nice collectable item by renowned Silversmith maker of the time.

Elegant set of five Antique Victorian Solid Silver Apostle spoons with the sought after Barley Twist Stems. Elegant set of five Antique Victorian Solid Silver Apostle spoons with the sought after Barley Twist Stems. handmade by the famous silversmith maker Thomas Hayes of , Birmingham. The spoons have much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominant and are in superb overall condition. The hallmarks are as follows anchor for Birmingham, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter t for 1893. Victorian Era. For the most part, these spoons were made individually. Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have an engraving to the underside which is an M, obviously a present for a wealthy Victorian child of the era. Size: 115mm each spoon, Combined Weight: 80 gms

English Edwardian Common Prayer Book, 1907. London. English Edwardian Common Prayer Book, 1907. London. As you can see a very fine example of the English Edwardian Common Prayer Book with good quality field cream backing and a fine Solid Silver Cross affixed. The book is in a very fine condition, binding excellent and all good. Just some turning of the corners but almost as new. The cross hallmarks are as follows date letter m for 1907, CW & S for maker C. Widmer & Sons, Clerkenwell, London. Lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver and Leopard for made in London, England. Free from any scratches or major marks Size: 150mm high, 80m wide, 25mm deep. Inscribed inside to my dear daughter Margaret for her confirmation 4th February 1945, love and gods blessings from Mother xxxx.

English Victorian Fruit Knife Sheffield. Here is a very pretty Solid Silver Fruit Knife.With Mother of Pearl handle.The piece has not been monogrammed the blade has a wonderful forna and flower etched design running around the entire length to one side. A very nice English Victorian Fruit Knife. Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Crown for handcrafted in Sheffield, England. Date Letter g. Makers Mark JD & S. Maker :JD & S for James Deakin & Sons. Entered the Silver trade in 1893 to 1936. They had their retail outlets in Sidney Works, Matilda Street, Sheffield, England. Good Maker.Year :Date Letter g for 1899 . Condition :The Mother of Pearl handle is in mint condition. The blade is in mint condition. The silver hinged plate between the blade and mother of pearl handle is slightly raised and a 1mm slit to one side this is mention for accuracy only. Needs a good clean. Superb item. Size : open 150mm long, closed 85mm

English Wedgwood Hand Painted Keep Sake Egg A very nice English Wedgwood Keep Sake Egg, the piece as you can see from the photos is in superb condition and very ornate. The egg displays a wonderful flower & thorna scene to top and lower body. Keep sake eggs were primarily made for keeping rings and other loved ones gifts. To the base we see the Wedgewood authenticated logo and made in England. Condition: Free from any marks or chips. Size : 75mm long 50mm high 45mm depth

Exeter Set of Five Victorian Solid Silver Antique Large Tea Spoons A rare example of a set of five Victorian Solid Silver Large Antique Tea Spoons, handmade by Josiah Williams & Co The set were handmade in Exeter, England, during the early reign of Queen Victoria Hallmarks: Lion for .925 purity of Silver, Makers Mark JW over JW, Date Letters B for 1858, Queen Victoria's side Cameo Portrait, They produced their silver from 1852-1877,they had their retail outlet in Bristol All spoons are monogrammed to the handle, they have a superb fiddle and thread handle and kneck. Condition: one or two miniute tiny marks in the bowls here and there, very good. Size: 135mm long, Total Weight of all five spoons: 77 gms Becomming extremley hard to find any silver from Exeter as production ceased in 1876.

Extremely large Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl by Charles Stuart Harris. A very large example of a Victorian sterling Silver sugar bowl by renowned Silversmith maker of the time Charles Stuart Harris. The sugar bowl is in the half fluted Queen Anne style which runs around the entire bottom half of the body. To the inside it still retails the original gold gilt finish. Superb large cast and applied sugar handles. Hallmarks are as follows: CSH for Charles Stuart Harris who produced his Silver from 1852-1891 and had his retail outlets throughout Victorian London. Lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver, leopard for handcrafted in London, Date letter P for 1890. Condition: Super one or two marks here and there but does not affect overall appearance, quite stunning. Size: 170mm wide, 100mm high, 110mm depth. Weight: 240 gms. Nice good period piece by a very highly collectable Silversmith.

Extremely Rare and Magnificent King Charles II, Coronation 1661, official Solid Silver Medal, by Thomas Simon as you can see from the photos, this is as good as they get, the portrait to both sides are breathtaking this would be extremely hard to upgrade on. Obv: Crowned bust of Charles II in ermine robes, collar and George of the Garter. Legend: CAROLVS . II . D . G . ANG . SCO . FR . ET . HI . REX. (Charles II, by the grace of God, King of England, Scotland, France and Ireland). Rev: Peace hovering over the enthroned king and placing a crown on his head sceptre and orb in hand . Legend: EVERSO . MISSVS . SVCCVRRERE . SECLO . XXIII . APR . 1661. (Sent to support a fallen age, 23 April, 1661. - based on Virgil Georgis 1.500). MI I 472/76, plate XLV/7, Eimer 219, Fearon 112.1, Wollaston 5. Please see photos and study well, the more you look the more the detailing becomes apparent, I have put in numerous amounts of photos for this to be observed. It has a very nice toned appearance and has never been cleaned. These medals would have been given to the dignitary and attendee of the Coronation. King Charles II, son of Charles I who was beheaded on the orders of Sir Oliver Cromwell, once Cromwell was dead Charles was crowned King of England. The medal is dated 1661, five years before the Great Fire of London and at time when the plague was rife through England and Europe. Out of all medals the Coronation Medals are probably in the top five of collectable items and fast approaching 400 years old. This would be the icing on the cake for its condition or a great investment for the future. Maker: Thomas Simon (c. 1623 – 1665), English medallist, was born, according to Vertue, in Yorkshire about 1623. He studied engraving under Nicholas Briot, and about 1635 received a post in connection with the Tower Royal Mint, London . In 1645 he was appointed by the parliament joint chief engraver along with Edward Wade, and, having executed the great seal of the Commonwealth and dies for the coinage, he was promoted to be chief engraver to the mint and seals. He produced several fine portrait medals of Cromwell one of which is copied from a miniature by Cooper After the Restoration he was appointed engraver of the king's seals. On the occasion of his contest with the brothers Roettier, who were employed by the mint in 1662, Simon produced his celebrated and most famous crown of Charles II. On the margin of which he engraved a petition to the king. This is usually considered his masterpiece. He is believed to have died of the plague in London in 1665. Size: 29mm Condition: EF. I have seen many examples that are worn, this is probably the best example I have seen in 30 years.

Extremely Rare Antique Freemason’s Presentation Salver 1940. A Rare opportunity to acquire a superb Masonic (freemasons) presentation salver presented to W. Bia. James Odom of St Peter’s Lodge Instruction. The item has a superb pie crust outer rim with three borders running around its entirety. The Salver has two sets of English hallmarks, which are: Makers Mark B.B S.Ld for Barker Brothers Silver Limited, anchor for made in Birmingham and lion duty mark for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver, date letter Q for 1940. Second set are “run letter” R and made in England. The inscription to the centre is as follows “presented to W.Bia James Odom P.PR.G.SPT.W. By the past & presents members of St Peter’s Lodge of Instruction 1.42 in appreciation of his services as secretary &preceptor for 30 years 1942”. Above the inscription is the Masonic symbol, the compass and the square. A superb artifact from this very secret society. For the investor or collector of such rare artifacts. Nice period piece. Freemasonry Past & Present Within modern-day Freemasonry the preceptor is the head of a lodge of instruction. Such lodges operate within a geographical area and provide training in the performance of the order's ritual for members of the order. The preceptor is an elected position and is usually a Freemason who has spent several years as a director of ceremonies in his local lodge and is considered an expert in the ritual of the order. A preceptor was historically in charge of a preceptor, the headquarters of certain orders of monastic Knights, such as the Knights Hospitaller and Knights Templar, within a given geographical area. The preceptor had supreme control of his brethren and only answerable to the Grand Master of his particular order. About the Masonic Square Symbol Compass and square forming the triangle of God, or the "eye" of God or on top of an open Bible. They are the 3 indispensable jewels of a Lodge, representing "equality, liberty, and fraternity". The "compass" is the male element, represents solidarity, by making a circle; the "square", the female element, represents righteousness. Size: 8 1/4” or 210mm Weight: 305 gms or 9.7 Troy Oz Condition: 2 small dings, and some light surface marks, but nothing serious, super high quality silver finish.

Extremely Rare Commemorative Solid Silver Medal of the Birth of Charles I future King Charles II. Struck in 1630 This is a magnificent original Solid Silver medal struck in 1630 during the reign of King Charles I to commemorate the birth of Prince Charles (the future Charles II). The obverse bears four shields representing France/England combined, Scotland, France, and Ireland, with rays issuing between the shields. The reverse bears a Latin inscription within an ornamental oval and the date 1630. The rays between the shields are said to represent the appearance of a star (the planet Venus) which could be observed by the naked eye at the time the King was proceeding to St Paul's to return thanks for the birth of his son. These medals were only given to the attendee at St Paul’s Cathedral, London 1630 Extremely Rare. Condition: VF-EF Size: 30mm diameter. A beautiful medal - fast approaching 4 centuries old. Please see my other listings for King Charles I & II for original items.

Extremely Rare Hand Signed Document King Charles II 1670. A superb and extremely rare hand signed document signed by King Charles II of England, dated 1670. This piece was originally purchased from the famous Kenneth W Rendell Gallery, New York and carries a life time guarantee of originality. The document consists of Charles King of England, Document Signed, two and one third pages, legal folio, Given att our Court att Dover, May 31 1670. Also signed by Henry Bennet, First Earl of Arlington. Addressed to the attorney general Heneage Finch. (further information available on request). Comes in a superb gold gilt finished frame along with a lithograph of King Charles himself. The frame is glassed both sides as too see both sides of the document. King Charles II was King during the Great Fire of London in 1666 and the Great Plague of London, his father was beheaded on request of Sir Oliver Cromwell. The condition light folding in three parts, no tears a very rare documentation by the King of England Charles II. Title: King Charles was born 29th May 1630 at St James Palace, London, England, Crowned 1st January 1651 as King of Scotland, 23rd April 1661 as King of England, he was the King of England, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith of the Church of England and also of Ireland on Earth the Supreme head, he died 6th February 1685 at Whitehall, London and is buried in Westminster Abbey, London, England.

Extremely rare Medieval Pilgrimage, Cross Crusader Era Circa 1100-1350 A.D. Very rare example of a Medieval Pilgrimage Crusaders Cross, this artefact was found in France some years back, I have only ever seen one example similar to this since I have become a collector/seller, the Gothic Cross is in a Bronze Cast – Lost Wax Technique. These would have been carried by Pilgrims to the Holy land or even Crusaders i.e. (Knights Templers) a very fine and rare example. Noble Brown-Green Patina Size: 2.00” by 1.1”

Extremely Rare Oliver Cromwell Issued Dunbar Medal 1650. Extremely RARE silver medal Commissioned by Thomas Simon, struck at Royal Tower Mint (Tower of London 1650).The medal, was issued to both officers (in gold) and men (in silver), of Cromwell's army who fought at the Battle of Dunbar, on September 3rd 1650, (I believe this one was issued to an Officer as it still has remains of the gold gilding finish). The obverse shows a fine portrait of Sir Oliver Cromwell facing left, hair long, in plain falling collar, with armour, and in the distance a scene of the battle and the words “THE LORD OF HOSTS” (the battle cry of that day). The reverse shows Parliament assembled in one house, with the Speaker. The medal has a ring for suspension and measures approx 33 mm tall (excluding the suspension ring) and about 27mm wide. See Medallic Illustrations, volume 1, page 391. In 1650 Parliament resolved that a special medal should be struck for presentation to all ranks who fought in the battle. The Dunbar medal was the first of its kind for an English army; there was not to be another until the battle of Waterloo in 1815. The medals were issued to officers and soldiers, An extremely rare and interesting artefact from one of Oliver Cromwell’s’ most famous battle during the English Civil War. Battle of Dunbar 1650 Following Parliamentary victory in the first and the second Civil Wars, Charles I had been executed in January 1649 on the orders of Oliver Cromwell, and a Commonwealth declared in England. In June 1650 his son landed in Scotland, where he was proclaimed King Charles II. In July the English Parliament, expecting Charles to initiate a Scottish led campaign for the English crown, launched a pre-emptive invasion of Scotland. A largely veteran force of 10,000 foot Soldiers & 5000 horse back soldiers from the New Model Army was sent north under the command of Oliver Cromwell. Scottish forces numbering some 25,000 were raised in response, under the highly experienced David Leslie. On the morning of September 3rd 1650 the battle of Dunbar commenced. Cromwell quoted the 68th Psalm: "Now let God arise and his enemies be scattered." The battle of Dunbar lasted only two hours. Cromwell claimed that 3,000 Scots were killed in the rout and another 10,000 taken prisoner, for the loss of only thirty men of the Commonwealth army. All the Scottish artillery and baggage was captured and 2,000 colours taken. The wounded Scottish prisoners were released, but about 5,000 were marched south to Durham. Many died from sickness and hunger either on the eight-day march or during the subsequent period of imprisonment in Durham Cathedral. The survivors were ultimately transported to New England or Barbados as indentured laborers’. This would go down in history as one of Oliver Cromwell’s most famous victories.

Extremely rare pair of large Sterling Silver English Autumn Leaf nut dishes Fine quality and highly collectable pair of Autumn Leaf nut dishes in this large and heavy sterling silver finish, these rarely comes onto the market place today in this superb condition, as most look bland and plain, they are an identical matching pair and are truly wonderful . Stunning highly polished silver finish with superb detailing. Displays very well. Would make a great gift or investment for the future. Hallmarks: BES for maker, lion for .925 purity of sterling silver, date letter d for 1978, Sheffield mark. Maker: Barker Ellis Silver Company Size: 145mm long x 125mm wide, x 20mm high (each tray) Weight: 282 gms Condition: Mint.

Extremely rare pair of Solid Silver Art Deco Champagne Drinking Vessels Walker & Hall. Extremely rare pair of Solid Silver Art Deco Champagne Drinking Vessels Walker & Hall. A very rare example of two late 1920’s Champagne Drinking Goblets/Vessels. These would have been made for either a wedding or Silver Anniversary. As you can see from the photos they are in close to near mint condition, free from any major knocks and surface scratching. Both carry identical hallmarks apart from the year one, which are as follows W & H for Walker & Hall, crown for made in Sheffield, Lion for .925 Purity of Solid Silver, Date letters H and K for 1925 & 1927. This can occur when one party is older then the other. Size: 100mm high, 85mm at widest point of bowls. Weight 220 gms. Very rare to find on today’s market place. Would make superb Anniversary or Wedding gift.

Extremely rare Solid Silver Antique George II Sugar Nips, London This item is for the serious Antique collector of fine English Georgian Silverware. An outstanding and very rare pair of Scissor Sugar Nips. Handmade in London England during the reign of King George II. The sugar nips as you can see from the photos are quite breathtaking. Starting from the top the finger grips are of an oval shape leading down to a very decorative steam to the centre pivot. From there leading down onto the steams again very decorative leading to the two gripers which are in a wonderful shell design. The piece is double hallmarked with the Makers Mark IG for John Gorham and the Lion Passant Mark. There is no date letter we can tell by the Lion facing outwards and the scorpion like large thick tail, and also by the maker that this is dated from between 1728-1738. Which dates this piece in the reign of King George II. These are extremely collectable and very desirable, one only has to surf the internet and see the prices for which these are being sold for between Ł375-Ł675.00 depending on Maker and Condition. For the avid collector of Georgian Silverware or maybe an Investment. Good Maker. About Early Scissor Snips. Scissor action sugar nips superseded tongs at the beginning of George I’s reign (circa 1715) and were in turn superseded by tongs in a different form in the 1770’s. They reappeared usually in novelty form during the Mid 19th Century.18th century sugar nips are usually only part marked on both finger rings with the lion passant and maker's mark. They can however be accurately dated by their form. Bowl form developed from plain with rattail through plain to shell-shaped. Arms and finger grips developed from plain to ornate. Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Makers Mark IG Maker : IG For John Gorham, he entered the Silversmith trade in 1728-1738. They had their retail outlets the famous Clerkenwell District London, England. Condition : The condition apart from an old professional Georgian repair which is superb and hardly noticeable they are in a 100% superb working order. I would state these as near mint condition. The hinge is in tight as in hardly been used. Size : 127mm long, 52mm at the widest point. Weight : 32 gms.

Fine example Cased 1937 Solid Silver Anointing Spoon Rare A very fine and rare opportunity to buy a 1937 Solid Silver Anointing Spoon with original red leatherette case of issue and the original description card. First the case a red leatherette case with a press to release catch, the box has a few marks here and there, is in perfect working order, shuts correct. To the inside is a purple velvet base and a cream silk padded top, with gold lettering Coronation 1937 and a royal crown. The card is in mint condition and is 100% original not a copy, To get one with the card still intact is a rairety as most card were discarded or lost over time, the card describes the history of anointing, again it has 1937 Coronation matching the interior of the box. The Solid Silver Spoon is fully Hallmarked to the reverse and made in England’s most famous Silversmith Town of Sheffield. Becoming hard to find complete set of card, box and spoon. For the avid collector of fine English Silverware or investor.About Anointing Spoons Probably the oldest item of Royal Regalia and certainly the most symbolic is the anointing spoon, of Solid silver, is believed to date from the 12th century and there is some evidence that it was used at the coronation of King John in 1199. It is the oldest piece of the Regalia. Holy oil is poured from the Ampulla into the anointing spoon and the Sovereign is touched on the hands, breast, and the crown of the head. This is the most spiritual part of the ceremony and represents the confirmation of the peoples’ choice. The Anointing Spoons are replicas of the above and are produced for collectors. Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Kings Crown for handcrafted in Sheffield, England. Date Letter t. Makers Mark R & D. Maker : R & D for Roberts & Dore Ltd. They entered the Silversmith Trade in 1913-1990. They had their retail outlets in Sheffield, England. Year :Date Letter t for 1936-1937. Condition : Case has a few cuff marks as you would expect from an original piece, apart from that excellent condition. The Spoon is in mint condition. The card is in mint condition. Size : Box Size 155mm long x 26mm deep x 57mm wide. Spoon Size 110mm

Fine example of a Solid Silver Anointing Spoon 1910 Elkington & Co Ltd. London. Fine example of a Solid Silver Anointing Spoon 1910 Elkington & Co Ltd. London. A very fine Solid Silver Anointing Spoon fully Hallmarked to the reverse and made in London, England by The sought after Elkington & Co Ltd. The spoon still has the original gold gilt remaining to the front and back and in good condition, there is a tiny half a mm hole to the centre for this reason I do not know, very hard to spot. Hallmarks are as follow: date letter P for 1910, lion for .925 purity of silver, leopard for made in London. E & C co. for Elkington & Co Ltd, to the back of the spoon is the word Cakoman. Becoming hard to find with the original gold gilt remaining. About Anointing Spoons Probably the oldest item of Royal Regalia and certainly the most symbolic is the anointing spoon, of Solid silver, is believed to date from the 12th century and there is some evidence that it was used at the coronation of King John in 1199. It is the oldest piece of the Regalia. Holy oil is poured from the Ampulla into the anointing spoon and the Sovereign is touched on the hands, breast, and the crown of the head. This is the most spiritual part of the ceremony and represents the confirmation of the peoples’ choice. The Anointing Spoons are replicas of the above and are produced for collectors. Size: 100mm long, Weight: 8 gms

Fine Example of the Nazi Third Reich Wound in Silver. Fine Example of the Nazi Third Reich Wound in Silver. Some frosting still remaining to the back makers number 30. Nice medal. These medals were issued to soldiers who had been wounded three to four times or who suffered one major wound ie. Loss of hand, facial disfigurement or brain damage. Introduced in Silver in 1942 and issued to all ranks and regiments. From 1940 those who were issued with either Silver of Gold Wound Badges were also issued with the Iron Cross 2nd Class if they did not already possess one.

Five Edwardian Solid Silver Antique Apostle Spoons Five very fine Edwardian Solid Silver Antique Apostle Spoons, handmade by Joseph Rodgers & Sons of Sheffiled, the spoons have much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominant and are in good overall condition. The hallmarks are as follows crown for Sheffiled, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter k for 1902. Joseph Rodgers entered the silversmith trade in 1843-1920 and had his retail outlet in Great Norfolk Street Sheffield, England.For the most part, these spoons were made individually.Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving Size: 115mm each spoon Combined Weight: 59 gms

Genuine ancient Roman oil lamp, Circa 4-5th Century CE, found in the Holy Land. Terracotta composition, decorated Roman Oil Lamp. Presented in v F - very fine state of preservation/condition. This will look immaculate with professional clean/conservation. This is a rare type of oil lamp which displays all of its original detail and is fully intact. Size 95mm length, superb and rare item.

George III Solid Silver Antique Tea Spoon Set Bateman A fine example of a set of six Georgian Solid Silver Antique Tea Spoons, handmade by prolific Silversmith makers of their time Peter & William Bateman. The set were handmade in London England, during the reign of King George III. Hallmarks: Lion for .925 purity of Silver, Makers Mark PB over WB for Peter & William Bateman, Date Letter L for 1806, King George III Side Cameo Portrait, Peter & William Bateman produced their silver from 1805-1814, London. All spoons are monogrammed to the handle, becoming hard to find by sought after and highly collectable makers. Condition: a couple of tiny marks in the bowls here and there, but nothing serious. Size: 120mm long, Combined weight of all six spoons: 68 gms

George III Sterling Silver Antique 1786 Large Salt Dish by Thomas Shepherd A very nice example of a large Sterling Silver Antique Salt Dish from the reign of King George III, 1786. The salt dish is of an oval shape, beaded outer rim, plain design bowl and stands upon four large cast and applied sterling hoofed feet. Monogrammed to one side, hallmarks are as follows: TS for Thomas Shepherd who produced his silver form 1770-1886, from Covent Garden London George III Side cameo, crowed leopard for made in London, Date letter L for 1786. Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. Becoming hard to find in this superb oval and large design, sizes: 95mm width, 75mm depth, 50mm high. Weight: 90 gms. Nice English period piece.

George IV Solid Silver Antique Tea Spoon Set by Charles Eley A fine example of a set of three Georgian Solid Silver Antique Tea Spoons, handmade by prolific Silversmith makers of their time Charles Eley. The set were handmade in London England, during the reign of King George IV Hallmarks: Lion for .925 purity of Silver, Makers Mark CE for Charles Eley Date Letter k for 1825, King George IV Side Cameo Portrait, Charles Eley produced his silver from 1824-1827, London. All spoons are monogrammed to the handle, and have a wonderful fiddle and thread handle. Condition: a couple of tiny marks in the bowls here and there, but nothing serious. Size: 140mm long, Combined weight of all three spoons: 64 gms

George V 1912, Solid Silver Antique Creamer (Queen Anne Style half fluted) large and heavy by William Hutton & Sons . George V 1912, Solid Silver Antique Creamer (Queen Anne Style half fluted) large and heavy by William Hutton & Sons . A near mint example of a large English Antique milk/creamer jug by prolific Silversmith maker William Hutton, it is in the classic half fluted Queen Anne style, superb triple tiered handle and a superb spout undamaged, the piece is un-monogrammed and as you can see from the photos a highly polished silver finish. Hallmarks are as follows: W over H SS ltd for William Hutton, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for handcrafted in London, date letter r for 1912. William Hutton produced his silver from 1893-1915, Covent Garden, London, England. Nice example. Condition: near mint, Size: 90mm high x 115 wide x 60mm depth, Weight: 110 gms

George V 1915 Antique Master Solid Silver Salt by Henry Wilkinson of Sheffield. George V 1915 Antique Master Solid Silver Salt by Henry Wilkinson of Sheffield. Superb large and heavy open salt, outer rim is of the flower petal design, generous large bowl, sits upon four large cast & applied solid silver lions feet, these salts are much sought after as they are of the much larger size salt.Produced in England's finest silversmith town Sheffield. Hallmarks are as follows; Date letter x for 1915, lion for purity of .925 solid silver, crown for made in Sheffield, England makers mark HW for Henry Wilkinson. He produced his silver from 1896-1937. Becoming hard to find salts of this size on the market place. Size: 69mm length, 45mm length, 40mm height. Weight 49 gms. Condition: good overall condition with a superb highly silver polished finish.

George V 1936 Pre WWII Solid Silver Pepper Pot Victorian Style by William Neale George V 1936 Pre WWII Solid Silver Pepper Pot Victorian Style by William Neale. A very unusual 1936 Silver pepper pot in the classic Victorian Style in fact this screams Victorian. Superb panelling around the entire body, lovely border edge to the top and superb finger nib pull. Made by respectable Silversmith maker of the time William Neale. Hallmarks are as follows; Date letter U for 1936, lion for .925 purity of silver, anchor for made in Birmingham. William Neale produced his silver from 1890-1964 from Cox Street, Birmingham, England. Size: 76mm high x 35mm wide, Condition: Rocks slightly one or two marks but still in excellent display condition. Weight 34 gms

George V Solid Silver Antique Fruit Knife and Mother of Pearl Handle dated 1917. George V Solid Silver Antique Fruit Knife and Mother of Pearl Handle dated 1917. A good example of a King George V Art Deco Silver Fruit Knife. The piece is un-engraved, there are no faults to the mother of pearl handle, snaps back correctly. Cannot find the maker good research project. I have S.Mc L & Co. Hallmarks for Anchor for Birmingham, Date letter S for 1917 and lion for .925 Purity of Solid Silver. Condition: Near mint. Size: Closed: 85mm and fully opened 146mm.

George VI Sterling Silver Ladies Compact Case 1942 mid WWII by James Clark & John Sewell A very nice example of a ladies compact sterling silver case. To the outside a super engine turned effect to both sides, blank cartouche un-monogrammed. The case is in a clam shape design. Inside the piece carries a double set of hallmarks as follows: Makers mark C & S for James Clark & John Sewell who produced their silver from 1906-1947 from Legge Works, Birmingham. Hallmark for Chester, date letter R for 1942, lion for .925 purity of Solid silver and run number 25. Highly collectable compact by very desirable makers. Condition: some slight denting to inside cannot be seen from outside, overall excellent condition. Size: 75mm x 75mmx 12mm depth. Weight 46 gms

Good condition DRL Badge in Bronze Third Reich Issue, Good condition DRL Badge in Bronze Third Reich Issue, or better known as German National Sports Badge. Designed by Hermann Wernstein, they were issued between 1913 -1937. This is a Third Reich example. On reverse Makers Mark: Wernstein, JEN1, D.R.G.M, Serial No 35260. Superb detailing and condition. Nice medal

Good Example of an early Edwardian Cased Set of Solid Silver Salts Superb cased set of early Edwardian Solid Silver Antique Salt pots. Made by reknowned silversmith of the time John & William Deakin, who produced their silver from 1883-1921 from the Sidney Works, Sheffield. The salts are in a Octahedron shape as you can see from the photos, with good detailing throughout. They sit inside a red leatherette case, press to release catch with matching red interior of velvet and silk linings. All in all a nice early English Edwardian Set. Condtion: Good condition, the box has some marking to inside and out, but other then that great. Hallmarks: JD over WD markers mark, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, date letter C for 1903, and Chester Hallmark. Size of salts, 52mm wide, 22mm high: Weight of silver only combined 24 gms:

Good example of two Art Nouveau Sterling Silver and Cut Class Perfume Bottles. A set of two Solid Silver perfume bottles, each perfume bottle amazingly still has the original glass stopers intact, with a tight fit. They were both made during the Art Nouveau period the larger of the two in 1912 and the smaller bottle 1910. The hallmarks: both were made in Birmingham, the smaller one is made by Sydney & Co Powell Street. The larger one has a large cut glass period shape design. The smaller is of clear glass. Free from any chipping and in a good condition for their age. Becoming hard to find with the original glass stoppers in tact. The outer lids have some minor denting, but then again when do you come across a pair complete with all original glass stoppers. Large bottle 70mm high, smaller bottle 60mm. Weight for both bottles 191 gms

Hester Bateman George III Sterling Silver rare Antique Pair of Desert Spoons 1778. Hester Bateman George III Sterling Silver rare Antique Pair of Desert Spoons 1778. As you can see from the photos a good example of the most famous Woman Silversmith maker of the Georgian Era Hester Bateman. (see below about her) The spoons are in good condition one has light surface marks the other has a couple of small dimples to the bowl but nothing serious. Each spoon is monogrammed with the letter S, to the reverse there is the date letter c for 1778, one can just make out the Hester Bateman initials, one very clear one partially clear, but you can still make out here initials. Leopard and lion worn, these pair were made in London England in the late 1700’s. For the serious collector of rare English Silver or maybe a present for someone special Size: 180mm length each spoon. The combined weight for both spoons is 70 gms. About Hester Bateman Hester Bateman, the most famous of all women silversmiths, registered her first mark with the London Goldsmiths Company on the 16 April 1761 at the age of fifty two. She was widowed by John Bateman in 1760 and took over his metalwork business transforming it into one of the most successful silversmith workshops. Located in Bunhill Row, London , England. with her sons John, Peter and Jonathan and later her daughter-in-law Ann married to Jonathan, their son William and grandson William II became highly skilled silversmiths working at the Bateman workshop, producing some of the best silver pieces of their generation.

Highly collectable solid silver English Victorian 1867 Antique napkin ring A very Rare Highly collectable solid silver English Victorian 1867 Antique napkin ring hand made in London. The maker was William Evans They entered the Silversmith trade in August 1864. And had their retail outlets in Convent Garden, London. The napkin ring is in mint condition as you can see from the photos it has a very unique pattern running around the entire centre of the ring. The napkin ring is monogrammed within a shield, commissioned obviously for a wealthy Victorian family of the time. Becoming very hard to find early pieces in this mint condition from Victorian era . (cannot be beaten) , Good Maker. Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Leopard for handcrafted in London, England. Date Letter m , Makers Mark WE, Queen Victoria’s side cameo within a circle. Good Maker. Year : Date Letter m for 1867. Victorian Era. Condition : The peace is in mint condition free from any knocks, dings or dongs, Cannot be beaten. Size : 30mm high 47mm wide Weight : 24 gms.

Hugh example of a pair of Solid Silver Master Victorian Antique open Salts dated 1897 They dont come much bigger then this pair of salts, made during the Victorian Era. 1897. Made in London, England. The pair unfortunately have no makers mark as time has rubbed them away. The leopard, lion and date B is just present. A super large bowl, pumpkin shaped outer body with a fanned top outer rim. Each salt sits upon three large cast and applied eagle claw feet clutching a solid silver ball. Weight:The pieces are a massive combined weight of 203 gms. Size: 80mm wide, 55m high. Condition: some marking here and there and a fair bit of turnishing to the inside, but when does one come across Master Victorian Salts. Becoming hard to find.

Iron Cross 1st Class 1939 with Case of Issue. Third Reich Iron Cross complete with original leatherette case of issue dated 1939. Pin back fixing. Case velvet beige base with cream silk lining to top. Condition: Near Mint just aged oxidization, becoming harder to find these military awards with original case.

King Charles I Solid Silver Sixpence A fair example of the large Solid Silver Sixpence of King Charles I. The coin has clipping to the edges. To the front we see King Charles I side portrait, to the reverse the Royal Coat of Arms. King Charles I was born 1600-1949. Son to James I. Had four children. King Charles I was famous for the English Civil war in which Oliver Cromwell had him beheaded. Cromwell became known as the King Killer. Becoming a hard coin to obtain. Size: 26mm

King Edward VII 1902 Antique Royal Doulton Coronation Cup, England King Edward VII 1902 Antique Royal Doulton Coronation Cup, England. This cup commemorates the coronation (Crowning) of King Edward VII and his beloved consort Queen Alexandra crowned June 26th 1902. The piece as you can see is in very fine condition with very little wear to the enamelling. The Royal Doulton Blue is still sharp and clear carries the full stamp to the bottom, lion above the Royal Doulton, England. Very nice English Coronation Cup. Made by Respectable English maker.

King George V Commemorative Coronation Medal dated 1911. Solid Silver. Super very collectable commemorative Coronation Medal Obverse Side Cameo of King George V, Reverse Queen Mary. By B. Mackennal. Size: 31mm

King George III 1796 Bright Cut Solid Silver English Antique Sugar Tongs. King George III 1796 Bright Cut Solid Silver English Antique Sugar Tongs. The tongs are in superb condition with the bright cut engraving sharp and clear, free from any major knocks or marks, monogrammed to the end with an H, obviously commissioned for a wealthy Georgian family of the time. Makers mark is rubbed., date letter also not present, hallmarks are as follows: King George III’s side cameo and lion .925 sterling silver hallmarks present. By the style of the lion and King George’s cameo this can be dated from 1790-1796. Stunning English Georgian sugar tongs. Size: 145m long x 18mm wide at widest point, weight: 32 gms

King George V Antique Solid Silver Fruit knife with Mother of Pearl Handle made in 1918 by Israel Sigmund Greenburg of Birmingham, England. King George V Antique Solid Silver Fruit knife with Mother of Pearl Handle made in 1918 by Israel Sigmund Greenburg of Birmingham, England.A very nice solid silver fruit knife, sleek design, the piece is un-engraved, the handle has no cracks or splits to both sides of the mother of pearl and the blade is in superb undamaged condition. When the knife snaps back it does not completely fold away remaining approx 2mm out, apart from this, the item is in superb condition a good collector’s item. Hallmarks are as follows : Crown for made in Sheffield, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, date letter a for 1918. And I.S.G. for Israel Sigmund Greenburg who produced his silver from 1890-1941 from both Fredrick Street and Great Hampton Street, Birmingham, England. Condition: excellent. Size closed 82mm and fully opened 145mm

King George V Delhi Durbar Medal Solid Silver 1911 Full Size. Obverse the conjoined crowned busts of King George V and Queen Mary in floral wreath, reverse an elaborate farsi text which translates as “The Durbar of George V Emperor of India Master of the British Lands” This medal marked the Delhi Durbar held in the King Emperor honour in December 1911, medals were awarded to officers and other ranks of the British and Indian armies for exemplary service. Ribbon dark blue with two narrow red stripes in the middle. Suspension ring. Condition: some nicks to the sides but nothing serious. Super highly collectable medal. Size: 38.5 mm

King James I Solid Silver Sixpence 1604 Nice example of a solid silver sixpence minted in the early reign of King James I 1604. To the front we see the King's side cameo to the reverse we see the Royal Coat of Arms, with nice detailing and good date struck. Condition f-fv. King James I was son to Mary Queen of Scots who was beheaded on the request of her sister Elizabeth I. Born 1566 -1625 buried in Westminster Abbey, he was famous for the Guy Fawkes gun powder plot. Size: 26mm

Large & Heavy Solid Silver George V 1912 Teapot A faboulus large and heavy Solid Silver Teapot made in the reign of King George V 1912. By renowned Silversmith Makers of the time, Martin Hall & Co who produced his silver from 1853-1930 at the Shrewsbury Works, Sheffiled, England. Hallmarks. to the base 6454, to the side we see date letter u for 1912, lion for .925 purity of Silver. Crown for Sheffiled and markers mark MH & Co.Ltd. The teapot sits upon four large cast & applied solid silver feet, a beautiful brown wooden scalloped handle and finger knib. To the inside of the teapot lid a second set of hallmarks, as you can see from the photos a superior solid silver English Teapot made in one of Englands most famous Silversmith Towns Sheffield. Condition a couple of marks here and there, but nothing serious. Size: height: 175mm, width handle to spout 260mm, depth at largest point 140mm. Weight: 579 gms.

Large Queen Victorian Solid Silver Sugar Bowl by John Henry Potter A very beautiful large and heavy highly decorative sugar bowl made during the reign of Queen Victoria, the piece as you can see is adorned with flower and forna to both sides of the bowl, a blank cartouche (ie non personalised) to both sides with two large cast and applied solid silver handles. Becoming hard to find in this pattern of decoration. Hallmarks are as follows: JHP for John Henry Potter who produced his silver from 1885-1936, Rockingham Works, Sheffield, England. Date letter Z for 1892. Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Crown for handcrafted in Sheffield. Nice period collectable item, made in the most famous Silversmith Town, Sheffield. Condition: Near mint. Size: 155mm width, 85mm depth, 95mm high. Weight: 230 gms.

Large Solid Silver English Victorian Petal Rimed Nut Dish/Sweets A very ornate Solid Silver English Victorian Antique Nut/Sweet Dish. The piece was made during the last year of Queen Victoria's reign. The makers mark is rubbed but just legiable the hallmarks consist of, GN Over RH for Silversmith legends George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, they produced their silver during 1895-1915 primarily from Icknild Street Birmingham, hence once they became famous moved swiftly to London and set up residence in the famous Hatton Gardens. The piece has got a knock to the inside of the bowl and a few marks here and there apart from that a very nice nut/sweet dish from the Victorian Era from a very good maker of the time. Size: 135mm wide, Height: 15mm Weight:67 gms.

Large Solid Silver Georgian 1820 Serving Berry Spoon Edinburgh A superb and mint condition large and heavy Solid Silver serving Berry Spoon. Handcrafted in Edinburgh, Scotland. Made during the first year in the reign of King George IV 1820. One does not have to say too much about the avid collection of a Berry Spoon, but one being of the large serving spoon size makes it even more desirable.The piece was made by respected Scottish Silversmith maker of the time Walter & Patrick Cunningham of Edinburgh. It has a superb highly silver polish finish and is in mint condition. It has fiddle and thread handle, which is decorated in flower and forna pattern. To the back the silver hallmark stamps are crisp and clear as you can see from the photos, with a superb George IV side cameo portrait, A superior berry serving spoon made during the Georgian Period. Good Scottish Maker . For the avid collector or investor of fine Georgian Silverware. Scottish Silver is becoming very collectable.Hallmarks : Castle depicting for manufacture in Edinburgh, Scotland, The thistle for the Purity of Sterling Silver. Superb George IV side Cameo. Date Letter 0 .Makers Mark W & P C. Maker : W & P C for Walter & Patrick Cunningham. They entered the Silversmith trade in 1812-1826. They had their retail outlets In Edinburgh, Scotland.Year : Date Letter 0 for 1820 . Reign of George IV. Condition : It is in mint condition, some very light surface marks which I have mentioned purely for accuracy. Size : 9”/230mm long.Weight : 64 gms.

M36 Army Combat Double Decal Steel Helmet A very nice Third Reich Heer Double Decal Apple Green Steel Helmet, as you can see from the photos the condition is superb, retaining 95% of the original apple green finish to the helmet, the Reichs decal has one tiny scratch through the neck of the Eagle/Swastika and some of the eye and top of the head is missing. The swastika is in mint condition. The National Shield Decal has 75% remaining. To the inside stamp mark Q 66 in pencil to back inside has the recipents name but too hard to decipher. Retains the original chin strap and liner which is in superb condition free of any tears or repairs. Stunning example of a combat Third Reich Period Helmet in this condition.

Massive 3 piece solid silver Art Deco 1922 master tea set made by Goldsmith & Silversmith An absolute stunning and in mint condition masters 3 piece Solid Silver Antique Tea set. Handcrafted to the highest standards.The set is quite breathtaking as you can see from the photos. Also has the bonus of the orignal gold gilt lining still remaining, becoming very hard to find in this superb condition. The tea pot is of the large variety, superb ebony handle and thumb knib, fantastic fanned pattern to outer rim edge. A full bowl body, leading down to four very large cast and applied solid silver balled feet. The sugar bowl to the outside carries the same fanned edge which also runs through to the creamer. To the handles we see a feather edged design and carrying again running through to the creamer, to the inside the original gold gilt lining. The sugar and creamer sits upon four large cast and applied solid silver sterling balled feet. The hallmarks throughout the entire set are crisp and clear even to the inside of the tea pot, alas even the nut and bolt which hold the pull thumb knib to the inside is hallmarked sterling silver and makers mark, The Silversmith maker is the sought after Goldsmith & Silversmith who entered the silversmith trade in 1888 by Gibson & Langman and made fine silverware up to 1953. They had their retail outlets in Regents Street, London. Date letter G for 1922. The hallmarks are makers mark G & S.Co.Ltd. Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. Leopard for handcrafted in London England. All the items also carry a futher hallmark to the bottom of the piece Goldsmith & Silversmith Ltd. A truly magnificent and very hard to find London English Sterling Silver Tea set for the avid collector of Fine English Silverware.Size Tea Pot 280mm handle to spout 130mm wide 165mm tall to finial,Weight : 677g or 21.7oz approx Sugar Bow 190mm handle to handle,105mm wide, 100mm tall to handle Weight : 268g or 8.6oz approx Creamer145mm handle to spout 80mm wide Weight : 176g or 5.6oz approx Total Weight combined : 1121g or 36oz approx

Master 1936 Art Deco Sterling Silver Salt, made by the famous Adie Brothers. Master 1936 Art Deco Salt, made by the famous Adie Brothers. These salts are as big as they come in the salt department, made of solid Sterling Silver, fully hallmarked and is in a superb near mint condition, the hallmarks to the base are as follows: Adie brothers stamp, made in England, Birmingham anchor, date letter m for 1936, lion for .925 purity of solid silver. The piece is monogrammed to the front obviously to a wealthy English family of the time, the large bowl sits upon four large cast & applied lions paws superb boarding to the outer rim. Size: 70mm wide, 55m deep and 35mm high. Weight 50 gms.

Matching cased Set of English Sterling Silver Cruets William Suckling. Super complete cruet set comprising of salt, pepper, mustard and spoons. They have the original blue glass liners to mustard and salt. The box is in superb condition with outer gold trim on a brown leatherette case, to the inside a black velvet bottom and a satin silk lining to the roof. Made by respectable silversmith maker of the time William Suckling. A very charming item. Hallmarks: S Ld for maker, anchor for Birmingham, lion for .925 purity of sterling silver, date letter l for 1978, the spoons have date letter f for 1973, all made by the same silversmith, S. Ld for William Suckling, who produced his silver from Albion Street & Vyse Street, Birmingham during 1929-1962. Size: size of box, 225 wide x 105mm deep, 65mm high. mustard 75mm wide x 42 deep x 45 high, Salt 55mmwide x 42mm deep x 30mm high, pepper 34mm to widest point x 80mm, high, spoons 62mm length each. Weight: 134 gms Condition: Close to mint condition, stunning little set.

Mint Condition Wedgwood Bone China English Coffee Pot Mint Condition English Wedgwood Bone China Coffee Pot beautifully handcrafted piece. To the top an acorn lid grip with gold tip hand painted around the tip, there is a greek key design to the lower lid base adorned with thorna & flower. To the main body of the coffee pot we see again hand applied flower & thorna decoration and a rich royal blue crisp checked design again with the greek key design to the top., border with gold edging to the handle and pedestal foot, to the base we see the authentication mark Wedgwood, make in England Bone China Blue Siam, Run no. 24. A superb English Wedgwood coffee pot, displays very well. Condition : mint. Size: 270mm high, 235mm spout to handle, depth 125.

Nazi Enamel white and blue Mothers Cross (Bronze) Nazi Enamel white and blue Mothers Cross (Bronze) very nice item as you can see from the photographs, carries a superb facsimile of Adolf Hitler’s signature full length water fleck ribbon. Criteria: These awards were awarded to women who beared more then four or five children to the Reich. The parents did not have to be married but were required to be of German Blood.

Nazi Panzer Tunic Eagle Third Reich Issue Panzer Tunic Eagle Third Reich Issue. A mint condition Panzer Tunic Eagle, cut from a roll, unused as you can see it is in mint condition. These were intended to be sawn upon the Panzer (Tank Regiment) Tunic. Nice historic pieces, becoming hard to find these Eagle Breast Tunics.

Nice example of five Art Deco Solid Silver Apostle Spoons Five very nice Art Deco Solid Silver Antique Apostle Spoons, handmade by Robert Pringle of Sheffiled, the spoons have much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and sandles still very prominant and are in good overall condition. The hallmarks are as follows crown for Sheffiled, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter e for 1922. Robert Pringle entered the silversmith trade in 1892-1936 and had his retail outlet in Clerkenwell, London EC1.For the most part, these spoons were made individually. Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving Size: 115mm each spoon Combined Weight:62 gms

Nice Hitler Youth Nazi Party Armband (Hitlerjugend) A nice example of an early 1940's Hitler Youth (Hitlerjugend) Armband. Nice swastika construction on a cloth armband. Machined swastika onto patch. Good condition throughout with a couple of minor abrasions, nothing serious. The Hitler Youth were among the most aggresive fighting forces in Hitlers Reich, alas they were only children but where brain washed and fought to the bitter end against the Russian Red Army. A nice example of this becoming hard to find armband. Size: 155m flat, 95mm depth.

NiceTudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1571 Nice example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1571. The coin as you can see still shows some of the side portrait of the Queen, to the side the royal tudor rose is still present to the reverse, 1571 royal tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Nice Silver finish. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam.

NiceTudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1581 NiceTudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1581 Nice example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1581. The coin as you can see still shows the side portrait of the Queen, to the side the royal tudor rose is still very present, to the reverse, 1581 royal tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Nice Silver finish. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam.

NSDAP Nazi Party Membership Badge Good example of a 1930's NSDAP Nazi Party Membership Badge. The piece is in excellent condition as you can see from the photos. The badge is of the plain varity and not stippled. The enamel is good. To the back we see the full RZM Makers stamp and makers mark M1/55 for Schwertner & Cie., Eggenberg b. Graz. Size: 24mm diam. These badges were issued once the recepiant became a member of the German Third Reich Nazi Party

NSDAP Nazi Party Membership Badge Stippled Good example of a late 1930's NSDAP Nazi Party Membership Badge. The piece is in excellent condition as you can see from the photos. The badge is of the sort after stippled variety. The enamel is superb. To the back we see the full RZM Makers stamp and makers mark M1/128 for Eugen Schmidhäussler, Pforzheim. Size: 24mm diam. These badges were issued once the recepiant became a member of the German Third Reich Nazi Party

NSDAP Political Leaders Visor Cap Swastika/ Eagle A nice example of an M36 Political Leader's Visor Cap Eagle. The piece as you can see from the photos is in superb condition. The eagle/Swastika still has much detailing remaining to the back still retains the two prongs for afixing to cap, one looks as if it has been resoldered back on alas still in tact. Nice Nazi Political Leaders Peak Cap Insignia. Size: 65mm wide, 32mm depth.

Original Ancient Roman Oil Lamp dated to 4/5th century AD. This item was found in the Holy Land. Just outside of Jerusalem. The piece is in a superb condition as you can see from the photos, a very nice period ancient Roman Oil Lamp. Highly collectable. The 90mm long. Super condition with a line decoration, intact with nice colour.

Original Cased set of six Antique Victorian Solid Silver Apostle spoons with the sought after Barley Twist Stems . Original Cased set of six Antique Victorian Solid Silver Apostle spoons with the sought after Barley Twist Stems. Elegant set of six Antique Victorian Solid Silver Apostle spoons with the sought after Barley Twist Stems, handmade by the famous silversmith maker Miller Brothers of Birmingham. Originally from London, England. The spoons have much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominent and are in superb overall condition. The hallmarks are as follows anchor for Birmingham, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter a for 1900. It comes with its original leatherette case of issue, to the inside we see a blue silk padded lining to the top and a blue crushed velvet bottom liner. For the most part, these spoons were made individually. Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving to the underside and would make a great present . Size: 90mm x 290mm each spoon, Combined Weight of Silver: 30 gms, combined weight inbox 123.5 gms Condition: the spoons are in near mint condition, the box has a few cuff marks, the leather blinding gives a loose appearance but this is how they were made.

Original Lot of 3 c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot Original Lot of c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot This is a lot of three British Found, civil war period “Cromwell/Charles I) circa 1640 A.D date, lead composition, Musket Shot. All are complete, one or two are slightly squashed in some way from either hitting their target or from being in the ground for centuries. Presented in VF ( very fine ) state of preservation/condition. These will look exquisite with a professional clean/conservation.

Original Lot of 3, c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot Original Lot of c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot This is a lot of three British Found, civil war period “Cromwell/Charles I) circa 1640 A.D date, lead composition, Musket Shot. All are complete, one or two are slightly squashed in some way from either hitting their target or from being in the ground for centuries. Presented in VF ( very fine ) state of preservation/condition. These will look exquisite with a professional clean/conservation.

Original Lot of 4 c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot Original Lot of 4 c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot This is a lot of four British Found, civil war period “Cromwell/Charles I) circa 1640 A.D date, lead composition, Musket Shot. All are complete, one or two are slightly squashed in some way from either hitting their target or from being in the ground for centuries. Presented in VF ( very fine ) state of preservation/condition. These will look exquisite with a professional clean/conservation.

Ornate Victorian Solid Silver Antique Fruit Knife with Mother of Pearl Handle made by William Needham. Dated 1896. Sheffield. Ornate Victorian Solid Silver Antique Fruit Knife with Mother of Pearl Handle made by William Needham. Dated 1896. Sheffield. A very pretty little Victorian fruit knife, un-engraved, hallmarks are as follows: date letter d for 1896. Crown for made in Sheffield, WN for William Needham, who produced his silver from 1891-1938 from Jessop Street, Sheffield, England. Condition: Snaps well back, mother of pearl undamaged, near mint. Size: Closed 65mm and fully opened 107mm.

Ornate Elizabeth II 1957 Solid Silver Salt Shaker by Adie Brothers. Ornate Elizabeth II 1957 Solid Silver Salt Shaker by Adie Brothers. A very pretty salt shaker made by respectable Silversmith Makers the Adie Brothers. Classic 50’s style, please see photos. Hallmarks are as follows: Anchor for made in Birmingham, lion for .925 purity of silver. Date letter H for 1957. The Adie brothers produced their silver from Fredrick Street, Birmingham, England during 1902-1962. Condition: A fair amount of knocks here and there please see photos (fair). Size: 70mm high x 33mm wide. Weight: 34 gms

Pair of Solid Silver curling tongs, 1913. Pair of Solid Silver curling tongs made by Boots Pure Drug Company, pair in fully working order, hallmarks are as follows, makers mark BPDC , lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, anchor for made in Birmingham, date letter o for 1913. The handles are silver the tongs are steel, nice period piece, condition: a few bumps here and there. Size: 170mm length. Widest point: 60mm.

Pair of Sterling Silver Contemporary English Pepper Pots A very pretty pair of contemporary English Pepper Pots handcrafted in Birmingham, England during the early 70's. They are in superb condition, free from any marks and they each stand upon four cast and applied ornate feet. Hallmarks anchor for Birmingham, lion for .925 Sterling Silver, date letters V & W for 1970-1971. Makers mark AM & Co for A. Marston & Co, who entered the silversmith trade in 1930-1985. Size each, 75mm high, 32, wide. Combined weight of both pots 82 gms, fine set.

Pair of Very Rare English Sterling Silver Ship's Side Dishes 1799 These very rarely come onto the market place a unique opportunity to obtain a very rare pair of English Sterling Silver Ship's side dishes. These pieces would have accompanied officers on board the Ships of the time and would, have been placed along side the main meal of the evening. The pair are in a good condition for their age, with wear but no major marks, minor tarnish, to the outer rim we see an outward crimped edge running to a basic plain dip to the bowl, the pair have matching hallmarks and are made by very respectable silversmith maker of the time John Lambe. They were made during the reign of King George III 1799, six years before the battle of Trafalgar in which Lord Nelson defeted Napoleon's armies at sea. To the base we see the hallmarks JL for John Lambe, date mark d for 1799. Crown leopard for handcrafted in London, Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver and George III Side Portrait Cameo. A superb opportunity to obtain a very fine pair of English Sea fairing Antiquities. Combined weight of 66 gms, size; 110mm length, 79mm width, 20mm high.

Pair of Victorian Antique Sterling Silver 1899 Master Open Salts with superb detailing made by prolific silversmith maker Thomas Hayes. . Victorian Sterling Silver 1899. Master Open Salts with superb detailing made by prolific silversmith maker Thomas Hayes. As you can see this Victorian Salts are of the superior example which would have graced the finest tables of the aristocracy during the Victorian era. The workmanship is quite breathtaking still retains its original glass liners, which has been cracked and repaired. I personally would not replace this as they are the original Victorian blue glass liner and is still full of character the piece sits upon four large and applied eagles claws gripping four large silver balls. Once again i cannot empathise on the size of this master salt as it is very impressive. Condition of silver is near mint. Hallmarks are TH for maker Thomas Hayes, date letter m for 1896, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, anchor for Birmingham , Size 75mm long, 50mm high and 50mm wide. The weight including blue glass liners 220 gms. Superb and hard to find Victorian English Master Salts. I also have another salt made by the same maker.

Pair of Victorian Solid Silver 1878 Napkin Rings possibly by Henry Holland. Pair of Victorian Solid Silver 1878 Napkin Rings possibly by Henry Holland. The napkin rings are in very good condition for their age to the front we see a monogramme to each napkin rings obviously commissioned to a wealthy Victorian family. The hallmarks are date letter C for 1878, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for made in London and Queen Victoria’s side cameo portrait. Condition: very good condition with no major marks or dents, nice collectable English pair. Size: 42mm wide x 25mm high , Weight 48 gms for both

Peter, Anne & William Bateman Sterling Serving Spoon 1804. Stunning Large and Heavy Peter, Anne & William Bateman Serving Spoon 1804. As you can see from the photos a superb large and heavy Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, handmade by prolific Silversmith makers of their time Peter, Anne & William Bateman. The piece was commissioned during King George III reign for a wealthy family of the time. Becoming very hard to find these large serving spoons. To one end we see a monogram, a superb sleek neck leading down to a very large and generous bowl. To the back fully hallmarked which are crisp and clear. Makers Mark partically clear PBABWB, Date Letter I for 1804. George III Side Cameo Portrait, Sought after Crowned Leopard for handmade in London, England. Lion for .925 Purity of Silver. Condition: a couple of tiny dimples to the bowl but nothing serious superb and rare item from these three famous silversmith makers, for the serious collector of fine English Silverware. Size: 220mm length, bowl width 42mm by 75mm, weight 60gms.

Quality Art Deco Solid Silver 1926 English Twin Handles Sugar Bowl Quality Art Deco Solid Silver 1926 English Twin Handles Sugar Bowl, Chester. Becoming hard to find pieces from Chester don’t know the reason for this but quite hard. The pice has a superb twin handle scroll design, generous bowl and a very highly polished silver finish, hallmarks are as follows: S B & S Ltd for S Banckensee & Sons Ltd, Fredrick Street, & Great Hampton Street. Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Chester Assay Mark and date letter a for 1926. Condition one or two pin head dings mostly to the underneath part from that very nice piece. Size: 145mm wide, 80mm deep and 63mm high. Weight 76 gms.

Quality set of four Victorian Antique Solid Silver Apostle spoons with the sought after Barley Twist Stems. Very fine example of four Victorian Solid Silver Antique Apostle Spoons with the sought after barley twist stem, handmade by the famous William Devenport from Northwood Street, Birmingham. The spoons have much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominant and are in superb overall condition. The hallmarks are as follows anchor for Birmingham, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter v for 1895. Victorian Era. William Devenport entered the silversmith trade in 1893-1929. For the most part, these spoons were made individually.Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving Size: 100mm each spoon Combined Weight: 32 gms

Queen Elizabeth II Solid Silver Coronation Medal 1953. Full Size. Obverse a right facing bust of Queen Elizabeth II with Tudor crown and robes of state, the field being otherwise plain, reverse a similar crown over the royal monogram EIIR with the legend Queen Elizabeth II crowned 2nd June 1953 around the circumference. Ring suspension. Ribbon dark red with two narrow blue stripes in the centre and narrow white edges. Size of medal: 32mm. Condition: fine with no knocks.

Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee 1837-1897 Solid Silver commemorative medal Nice example with original packet of issue intact. Obverse veiled Queen Victoria and Reverse young Victoria bun head. By T. Brock. Nice raised and clear lettering. Size: 25mm

Rare 1789 Antique Sterling Silver Serving Berry Spoon by Thomas Wallis II Rare opportunity to own a Solid Silver Berry Serving spoon by prolific Silversmith Maker Thomas Wallis II, The piece as you can see from the photos still retain some of it’s original gold gilt to the bowl, which covers a beautiful pictorial display of embossed fruits, the handle has a super and highly decorative pattern running to a blank cartouche free, from any monograms. The hallmarks are as follows: T W for Thomas Wallis II who produced his silver from 1786-1809, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, crown leopard for handcrafted in London, date letter o for 1789 and side cameo portrait of King George II . Thomas Wallis II is highly collected and respected Silversmith Maker of his time. Condition: near mint, Size: 225mm length, bowl at the widest point 45mm. Weight: 45 gms . A very nice period George III Serving Spoon. Good Maker.

Rare Antique Solid Silver Victorian Charles Stuart Harris St Peter Apostle Spoon 1887. Rare Antique Solid Silver Victorian Charles Stuart Harris St Peter Apostle Spoon 1887. Superb Antique Solid Silver Apostle, handmade by the renowned Silversmith Maker of the time Charles Stuart Harris. The spoon has much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominent and are in superb overall condition. It has the sought after barley twist stem and is holding a sword. The hallmarks are as follows Leopard for made in lion, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter m for 1887. Victorian Era, CSH for Charles Stuart Harris. For the most part, these spoons were made individually Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving. Size: 80mm long Weight :10gms. Highly collectable maker. St Peter Brother of Saint Andrew and born with the name of Simon. Jesus named him 'Peter' and told him "To you I will give the keys to the kingdom of Heaven". He was either martyred and crucified upside down or, says another legend, he was beheaded in a forest so that other Christians could not find and venerate his bones. His feast day is the 29th of June. He is the Patron Saint of fishermen, clockmakers and locksmiths. The spoon shows him holding a key or sword.

Rare Edwardian Cut Glass Solid Silver Jam Jar & Spoon A superb example of an antique Edwardian English Cut glass and sterling silver jam jar. These are becoming very hard to find as most of these on todays market do come with cracks and scratches. This piece is in near mint condition as you can see from the photos. The cut glass pattern is quite stunning to the top a beautiful highly polished silver lid and accompanied with the high to find elongated jam spoon.Hallmarks to the silver lid JD over WD for James Deakin & Sons who manufactured from Sydney Works, Sheffield, They entered the silversmith trade in 1833-1936. Date letter O for 1906. Crown for handcrafted in Sheffiled, Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver and lastly run number H6892. The hallmarks for the spoons are JS & S for J. Sherwood & Sons who entered the silversmith trade in 1865-1913 and operated from their works in Regents Street, Birmingham, it also carries the lion for .925 purity of solid silver, anchor for made in Birmingham and letter D for 1903. A very delightful English Edwardian Jam Jar & Spoon. Size of the pot with spoon 155mm high, height of jar 100mm, width 80mm,

Rare English Gentlemans Cut Glass & Sterling Silver Dressing Table Case A superb and rare example of a large Georgian English Gentlemans Cut Glass & Sterling Silver Dressing Table Case. Handmade in London during the reign of King George III. To the top we see a superb pierced scrolled effect to the centre running down to a superb six tier border, leading onto a very heavy cut glass case to the underneath we see a superb star bright design. These are becoming almost impossible to find on the market place as most of the centuries would have been broken. To the inside a superb set of silver hallmarks first we see a cameo portrait of George III, Lion for purity of .925 Solid Silver,date letter b for 1817 and the all important makers hallmark WP for William Price, he entered the Silversmith trade in 1805-1819 and had his retail outlets in Clerkenwell and Hatton Gardens, London, England. Condition, there are some minor chips to the edge but no cracks, the silver has a very small hairline crack to the very edge but does not effect the overall appearance. For the serious collector of fine English Antiquities. Outstanding piece. Size 167mm length, 40mm width, 37m height. Combined Weight 296 gms, weight of silver top only 54 gms.

Rare English Gentleman’s Cut Glass & Sterling Silver Dressing Table Case 1838 A superb and rare example of a large Early Victorian English Gentleman’s Cut Glass & Sterling Silver Dressing Table Case. Handmade in London during the reign of Queen Victoria. To the top we see a superb pierced scrolled effect to the centre running down to a superb six tier border, leading onto a very heavy cut glass case to the underneath we see a superb star bright design. These are becoming almost impossible to find on the market place as most of the centuries would have been broken, this one is in near mint condition, the glass has No flea biting and the silver has no holes or tears. To the inside a superb set of silver hallmarks first we see a cameo portrait of early Queen Victoria, Lion for purity of .925 Solid Silver, leopard for made in London, date letter c for 1838 and the all important makers hallmark TD for Thomas Diller who produced his silver from 1841-1847 and had his retail outlets in Clerkenwell and Hatton Gardens, London, England. Nice period English collectable item. Condition, slight surface ware, but mint condition. Size 90mm length, 40mm width, 37m height. Weight combined 152 gms,

Rare English George II 1751 Antique Solid Silver Salver Made by Hugh Mills of London A very rare, very large and heavy solid silver salver Hand Made in London during the reign of king George II. The Salver stands on three large scrolled feet with a super two tier edging and a six shell design. The hallmarks are clear and to be found at the bottom which are the desirable crowned leopard, date letter q, lion for made in London, makers mark HW. Size over 12” or 30cm and weighs a massive 32ozs or just under a 1000grams. Condition: just some minor scratches Hugh Mills 1746..1751 (registered Feb 1746) he had retail outlets throughout London and in the famous Covent Garden area, very nice antique Silver Salver

Rare example of a Solid Silver Antique Mustard pot with original white ceramic interior A very rare example of a solid silver Victorian Mustard pot handmade by Stokes & Ireland (Good Maker ). The pot has a superb detachable lid which is in mint condition. To the inside of the pot it still retains it original ceramic white inlet which cannot be removed as it was fixed inside the silver, these are becoming rare to find as these were broken over the time. To the outer edge of the pot a superb beaded design running down to a superb half flutted Queen Anne style body, fine solid silver cast & applied handle which leads down to a pedestal foot, suprising the pot has five sets of hallmarks, first to the inside, date letter v, lion, then seperate letter stamp 1 which indicates this was the first mustard pot of the run second set is a tiny lion to the outer edge indicating the purity of sterling, third set is PR patent 20530. To the bottom, makers initials birmingham, anchor date letter and lion. The spoon is sterling silver made by WA for William Aitkins, made in 1915 date letter Q. anchor & lion are also present. Superb and rare maker. Conditon: one or two tiny marks nothing serious. Mustard: 72mm wide, 70mm high, spoon is 70mm long. Weight including liner and spoon 110mm

Rare George III 1801 Antique Solid Silver Large Mustard Pot by Henry Nutting. A very rare George III Solid Silver Antique Mustard Pot by prolific Silversmith Maker Henry Nutting. The mustard pot is of the large variety, oval in appearance finger nib opening to a large solid drum The pot is hallmarked in two places for to the inside of the lid with the lion passant stamp, to the base a full set of hallmarks which are as follows, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, crowned leopard for made in London, date letter F for 1801, makers mark HN for Henry Nutting who produced his silver from 1795-1803, Bond Street and Hatton Gardens. Condition: The lid hinge is slightly loose, a very old repair done in early 1800’s to the handle, some minor marks but does not effect the overall beauty of this very rare maker. I have taken the condition as in good and have priced accordingly. Very rare period piece by this superb Silversmith maker of the time. Size: 105mm long, 55mm wide and 65mm high. Weight: 130 gms

Rare London Victorian Sterling Silver 1865 Ink Stand, by renowned Silversmith Edward Barnard & Sons. A good opportunity to own a Victorian Sterling Silver 1865 Ink Stand by renowned and famous Silversmith Makers Edward, Edward Junior, John and William Barnard. The set as you can see from the photos is of the highest quality as one would expect from such a fine Silversmith maker. The set has hand applied scrolled decoration to all sides and tops and is not embossed, this work would have taken many long man hours to achieve such a superb effect. The set consisting of ink stand base which sits upon four silver cast feet has a lovely chased pattern, the detailing is breathtaking it also has a crest and blank cartouche. There are two Cut Glass Inkwells with Sterling Silver Hinge operated tops, Reversible Taper Holders and Wax Box, which again has the chase pattern running through its entirety. Every item is fully hallmarked (the markings are on the base, inkwell tops and taper stick cover), and are as follows: Queen Victoria’s side Cameo portrait, Leopard for made in London, lion for .925 Purity of Solid Silver, Date Letter K for 1865, Makers Mark EEJWB for Edward, Edward Junior, John and William Barnard who produced their silver from 1829-1886 from Bond Street and Covent Garden, London, England. Size 260mm x 160mm. Height of inkwell 130mm, weight of silver 655 gms (not including glass wells). Condition: The glass has a few little nibbles and one of the receivers for the well has a minute dent, very hard to notice mention for accuracy, the screws to the base have a few nuts missing, two still remaining which holds the wax box to the base, free from any major dents or knocks, excellent. Alas these are becoming very hard to find on the market place a fully matching original set. A superb English Solid Silver Victorian 1865 English Ink Stand. About Edward Barnard & Sons.the Maker Possibly the oldest manufacturing silversmith in the world, the origin of this business having been established by Anthony Nelme c. 1680. – 1829 Edward Barnard (I) became the proprietor with his son Edward Barnard (II), John Barnard and William Barnard, trading under the style Edward Barnard & Sons until 1886.

Rare numbered ring, Russian Front Nazi Campaign Medal Rare numbered ring, Russian Front Nazi Campaign Medal commonly known as Ostmedaille, introduced 26th May 1942, given to those who participated in First Winter of Operation Barbarossa (The invasion of the Soviet Union). Superb and sought after Third Reich Campaign medal. Some silver frosting still remaining, striking Eagle/Swastika to the front. German helmet and strick grenade to the top. The ring is numbered which lookds to be 65, with its original water fleck ribbon, in near mint condition. Harder to find with numbered rings, cracking example.

Rare Pair of English Solid Silver Hand Applied Beaded Victorian Salt Pots A very rare pair of English Antique Solid Silver Hand Applied Beading Victorian Salt Pots. As you can see from the photos they are quite stunning, each pot has a superb and very decorative hand beaded finish which would have taken many man hours to achieve. Each piece is unmonogrammed. To the top a superb beaded edge running around the entire outer rim, to the side, handcrafted applied of forna and flower design, this leads down to three cast and applied solid silver hoofed feet. Hallmarks: Lion for .925 Purity of Solid Silver, Leopard for handcrafted in London, Makers Mark ECB for Charles Brown, they entered the silversmith trade 1867-1883, they produced there silver in Bond Street, London, England. Date Letter F for 1881 and Queen Victoria's Side Cameo Portrait. Condition: apart from one salt being every so slightly out of shape, does not effect appearance and overall they are in mint condition. Becoming very hard to find, rare hand beaded English Antique pieces. Size each pot: 76mm width, 33mm height, Weight combined both pots 100 gms .

Rare Pair of English Solid Silver Hand Scrolled and Applied Beaded Victorian Antique Salt Pots A very rare pair of English Antique Solid Silver Hand Applied finishing Victorian Salt Pots. As you can see from the photos they are quite unique, each pot has a superb and very decorative hand scrolled finish which would have taken many man hours to achieve. Each piece is monogrammed with a sword through a cross, could be masons mark. To the top a superb beaded edge running around the entire outer rim, to the side, handcrafted applied design, this leads down to a pedestal foot, again which is beaded to the outer edge, matching with the top. Hallmarks: Lion for .925 Purity of Solid Silver, Leopard for handcrafted in London, Makers Mark GI for George Ivory, who entered the silversmith trade 1844-1860, he produced his silver in Clerkenwell District of London, England. Date Letter t for 1854 and Queen Victoria's Side Cameo Portrait. Condition: superb appearance and overall they are in mint condition. Becoming very hard to find, rare hand applied workmanship like this which is not embossed.Size each pot: 55mm width, 41mm height, Weight combined both pots 85 gms . Good Maker

Rare Philip and Mary Groat Solid Silver Coin reigned 1554-58 Quite worn, but flat, uncreased, and not much clipping. Philip and Mary Groat Solid Silver Coin reigned 1554-58 Quite worn, but flat, uncreased, and not much clipping. This one reads Philip z Maria unlike the one shown in Spinks 2005 catalogue (which reads Philip et Maria). Still some Queen Mary I portrait remaining to the reveries Royal Tudor Coat of Arms and Latin Cross. This is always the one that is missing from the collection of a collector the icing on the cake as they say. Mary was Born 1616 at Greenwich Palace Father was Henry VIII and mother Catharine of Aragon, Married Phillip of Spain 1556, she died 17th November 1558 and was buried in Westminster Abbey, she was the most infamous of all Monarchs she would be remembered throughout history as Bloody Mary for burning at the stake 300 protestant martyrs .Size 23.5mm

Rare Political Reichs Eagle/Swastika Building Plaque A superb and rare opportunity to obtain a Third Reich Nazi NSDAP Party Officials Eagle/Swastika Wall Mounted Building Plaque. The Eagle is mounted on a solid mahogany wood for display. The Eagle is in 3d it protudes from the wall, made of cast Aluminium it is a big wall plaque, detailing is magnificent, these would have adhouned the doorways of government NSDAP Nazi Party Headquarters. The Eagles is in the 1936 style a nice rare Third Reich Item. Conditon: some oxidation here and there but still in excellent condtion. The size of the mahogany mount is a massive 33" wide by 19" and the size of the Eagle is 29 1/2" wide by 16" high. The Eagle protrudes 90mm,

Rare Regency Period 1834 Giant Sterling Silver Two handled Sugar Bowl by Edward, Edward Junior, John & William Barnard. A magnificent large and heavy two handled Regency Style Sugar Bowl made in 1834, London. As you can see from the photos the bowl is magnificent, has two large cast and applied scrolled handles. To the inside still retains some of its original gold gilding, a generously large ridge design bowl to the outside which sits upon four large and very decorative feet. These bowls are becoming very hard to find in this huge size. Has a super monogram to the front. A very collectable item from the Regency Era. Hallmarks are as follows: Makers mark EEBJW, date letter t for 1834, King William IV side cameo portrait, lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver and Leopard for made in London. Condition: A few marks here and there but nothing serious, displays very well, nice period item. Size: 220mm wide, 155mm deep, 105mm high. Weight: 375 gms.

Rare set of King George III 1797, Antique Solid Silver tea spoons by sought after Silversmith Makers Peter & Anne Bateman. Rare set of King George III 1797, Antique Solid Silver tea spoons by sought after Silversmith Makers Peter & Anne Bateman. Becoming harder and harder to find on the market place today, especially dating this early each spoon is monogrammed EIS, obviously commissioned for a wealthy Georgian family of the time. The hallmarks are as follows: PB & AB for Peter and Anne Bateman, King George Third Side cameo portrait, date letter B for 1797 and lion for .925 purity of solid silver. Condition: there are a few bruises to each of the bowls of the spoons still in ok condition. Due to the one or two bumps to the bowl, priced accordingly for this sought after and respected silversmith makers. Size: 125mm long each spoon. Combined Weight of all three 35 gms.

Rare Set of six Edwardian Solid Silver Antique Liqueur cups. By Henry Clifford Davis 1910. Very fine and sought after set of six Edwardian Antique Liqueur cups/goblets. Made by Henry Clifford Davis 1910. Each goblet has a very ornate overall appearance with the sought after thistle top design, straight line stem leading down to a double tiered pedestal foot. To the inside there are traces of the original gold gilt remaining. Matching Hallmarks are as follows: Anchor for made in Birmingham, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, date letter L for 1910 and makers mark HCD for Henry Clifford Davis, who produced his silver from 1908-1960. Size: 85mm high, 39mm to the widest point. Combined weight of all six cups 131 gms . Condition: Very good, these are extremely delicate items and over time have had some rippling to the outer edge of a few of them, not too serious and can easily be put right. The bowls themselves are excellent condition and displays very well as you can see from the photos. These are very collectable and sought after liqueur goblets, as many items similar to these are damaged over time due to being so fragile. Becoming very hard to find complete sets of six. Nice Edwardian period items.

Rare Solid Silver Victorian 1885 Napkin Ring London A very nice Rare And Highly collectable solid silver English Victorian 1885 Antique napkin ring hand made in London. The maker was Holland, Son & Slater (John Aldwinckle & James Slater) They entered the Silversmith trade in 1879.They had their retail outlets in Jewin Crescent, London, EC In London. The napkin ring has a wonderful Hand Applied Engraving around the entire peace this would have taken many man hours to achieve. The design is of flower and forna with a squirrel to the centre and beaded borders to the top and bottom also monogrammed obviously commissioned for a wealthy Victorian family of the time , to find a napkin ring with so much hand applied engraving are becoming very hard to find from the Victorian era . A very fine, desirable English antique, Good Maker. Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Leopard for handcrafted in London, England. Date Letter K , Makers Mark JA over JS, Queen Victoria’s side cameo within a circle. Year : Date Letter .K with in a sheild for 1885 Victorian Era. Condition : the peace is slightly out of shape but no knocks dings or dongs superb condition. Size : 32mm high 40mm wide Weight : 27.3gms.

Rare Solid Silver Victorian Antique Collar 1888 London Very rare and hard to find Maker and date, combined to make a very handsome and highly desirable hand crafted to the highest Standard Silver Collar .The Victorian piece is Dated 1888, and is made in London England . The year 1888 was one of London’s darkest of times when infamous Jack The Ripper Struck in the dirty poverty stricken and overcrowded Eastend of London . Much of Victorian Whitechapel’s district was a stinking warren of dark alleyways, tiny courtyards and narrow cobbled, gas lit streets. Then. When Jack the Ripper murdered five “ladies of the night” and become the most famous of all England’s serial killers .Becoming Almost impossible to find 1888 and London hallmarks together, first we see the stamp mark, lion for purity .925 sterling silver, next leopard for hand made in London , Date letter N within a shield for 1888, Queen Victoria’s portrait within a circle and rare makers mark Joseph Braham. Who had his retail outlets close to Whitechapel, London. The hallmarks’ which are crisp & clear. The collar detailing is magnificent throughout the entire peace with a very deep and rich embossed design is in near mint condition . Rare 1888 date, London leopard and sought after makers stamp combined. A superb piece of English History dating from one the most darkest years of London‘s past.Size: Diametre 80mm, 30mm high. Weight: 39 gms

Rare Sought After Set of Six Edwardian Tea Spoons Handmade by Atkin Brothers Sought After Set of Six Edwardian Tea Spoons Handmade by Atkin Brothers, as you can see from the photos these still remarkably have their original gold gilt remaining throughout each spoon. They come un-monogrammed and have much detailing to front and back. The condition of these spoons are in near mint with only some light surface markings but very minimal. The hallmarks are as follows date letter L for 1903. HA for Atkin Brothers, Crown for Sheffield, lion for .925 Purity of Solid Silver. Atkin Brothers had their retail outlets in Howard Street, Sheffield. Becoming hard to find with the original gold gilt still remaining. Size of each spoon 110mm long. Combined weight of all six spoons 89 gms.

Rare Victorian 1885 3 piece Solid Silver Tea Set Charles Stuart Harris A very rare and sought after Victorian Antique Batchelors 3 piece Tea set, handcrafted by master Silversmith maker of London Charles Stuart Harris This fine craftsman entered the silversmith trade in 1852-1904, in the famous Hatton Garden district of London England. His works are becomming avidly collected. The tea set is in the sought after Queen Anne half fluted design. The tea pot has a superb ebony handle and tumb pull to the top. The set has no monograms. Hallmarks consits of Queen Victoria's side cameo, date letter k - l. Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. CSH For Charles Stuart Harris and leopard for handcrafted in London, England. The condition a few marks here and there but nothing serious. The investor or collector of fine Victorian Silverware. Weight 518 gms. Size Teapot width 230mm, depth 97, height 128, Sugar Bowl width 165mm, depth 85mm, height 90mm, Creamer 100mm width,depth 55 height 80mm

Rare Victorian 1888 Solid Silver Antique Petal Dish London Rare Victorian 1888 Solid Silver Antique Petal Dish. An extremely rare Victorian Solid Silver Antique Petal Dish, dated 1888, and is made in London England . The year 1888 was one of London’s darkest of times when infamous Jack The Ripper Struck in the dirty poverty stricken and overcrowded Eastend of London . Much of Victorian Whitechapel’s district was a stinking warren of dark alleyways, tiny courtyards and narrow cobbled, gas lit streets. Then When Jack the Ripper murdered five “ladies of the night” and become the most famous of all England’s serial killers .Becoming very hard to find 1888 and London hallmarks together, first we see the stamp mark, lion for purity .925 sterling silver, next leopard for hand made in London , Date letter N within a shield for 1888, Queen Victoria’s portrait within a oval and rare makers mark FBR for Fredrick Bradford MacRae, The hallmarks’ which are crisp & clear are to the bottom of the bowl. It also sits upon a large pedestal foot and has never been personalised. Also to the outside floral pattern to the centre top and a wonderful Queen Anne flutted bottom pattern. For the avid collector or investor of fine Victorian English Silverware. Very rare 1888 date, London leopard and sought after makers stamp combined. A superb piece of English History dating from one the most darkest years of London‘s past. Condition: one or two marks, but nothing serious. Size:97mm wide, 60mm high. Weight: 117 gms .

Rare Victorian 1888 Solid Silver Antique Salt with original blue glass liner. An extremely rare Victorian Solid Silver Antique Salt, dated 1888, and is made in London England . The year 1888 was one of London’s darkest of times when infamous Jack The Ripper Struck in the dirty poverty stricken and overcrowded Eastend of London . Much of Victorian Whitechapel’s district was a stinking warren of dark alleyways, tiny courtyards and narrow cobbled, gas lit streets. Then When Jack the Ripper murdered five “ladies of the night” and become the most famous of all England’s serial killers .Becoming very hard to find 1888 and London hallmarks together, first we see the stamp mark, lion for purity .925 sterling silver, next leopard for hand made in London , Date letter N within a shield for 1888, Queen Victoria’s portrait within a oval and rare makers mark WE for William Ehrhardt; subsequently William Ehrhardt Ltd. The hallmarks’ which are crisp & clear are to the bottom of the bowl. It also sits upon three cast and applied solid silver ball feet it has never been personalised. Also to the outside flower and forna like patterns to the top and bottom. For the avid collector or investor of fine Victorian English Silverware. Very rare 1888 date, London leopard and sought after makers stamp combined. A superb piece of English History dating from one the most darkest years of London‘s past. Condition: one or two marks, but nothing serious. Size:42mm wide, 30mm high. Weight: 48 gms including liner.

Rare Victorian Solid Silver Antique Pair of Salt by renowned Silversmith Hiliard & Thomason. Rare Victorian pair of Solid Silver Antique large (Master) Salts by silversmith legends Hilliard & Thomason. The pair have a superb hand applied flower & forna outside pattern running around its entirity. Very large wide bowl with top and bottom hand beaded edging. They stand upon three large and applied solid silver feet which are in the desirable prince of wales feather design.The hallmarks: Queen Victoria's side cameo, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, anchor for made in Birmingham and date letter c for 1877. This would have graced the tables of the finest aristocrachy of the period. These are becoming extremly hard to find so much hand applied beading.. which would have taken many man hours to achieve.Hilliard & Thomason produced their silver from 1847-1908 from spencer Street, Birmngham, England, Condition: a couple of marks here and there apart from that stunning. Size each pot 70mm wide, 28mm high: Weight 87 gms

Rare William IV 1835 Antique Sterling Silver set of four tea spoons by Mary Chawner A very rare set of spoons from King William IV reign by very famous woman Silversmith maker Mary Chawner, widow of William Chawner II. There are four teaspoons in total each carrying the crest of a bird, no monogram’s. The hallmarks are as follows : MC for Mary Chawner who produced her silver from 1834-1840. Lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for made in London, date letter u for 1835. William IV side cameo portrait. Items by Mary Chawner are widely collected as there were few woman silversmith makers at this time and she only produced her silver for six years. Condition: near mint condition with only light surface marks no dents to the bowls. Size each spoon, 135mm length and 30mm wide to the bowl, Weight for all four spoons 90 gms. Highly collectable set of four spoons, nice period items.

Roman Solid Silver Denarius of Hadrian Coin An original solid Silver Roman Denarius Coin of Hadrian dating from 137 AD To the front Laureate head of Hadrian right. Text around HADRAINVS AVG COS III . Reverse: Moneta standing left, holding scales and cornucopia. Text around MONETA AVG. Absolutely stunning of this rare coin. Condition vf. Size: 17mm diam History: Moneta was the personification of riches and wealth. She was also the goddess of coinage and protector of the finances of the Roman Empire. Date: Rome mint. Struck around 137 AD. Diameter: 1.6cm

Roman Solid Silver Gallienus AD 253-268 Billon Antoninianus REV: Germanicvs Superb Solid Silver Roman Gallienus AD 253-268 Billon Antonninianus REF Germanicvs coin. VF-EF, becomming hard to find in this good condition. Size: 24mm diam.

Siegfried Line Third Reich West Wall Medal complete with its original package Siegfried Line Third Reich West Wall Medal complete with its original package of issue with original water fleck ribbon. Good detailing to both front and back. The west wall medal was more commonly known as German Defence Wall Decoration or Deutsches Schutzuwall Ebrenzeichen. Introduced on 2/8/39 for those who constructed the Siegfried Line or other defensive fortification along the Western Border of Germany. With its original package of issue.

Solid Silver Antique 1806 King George III English Sauce Ladle Solid Silver Antique George III English Sauce Ladle As you can see from the photos this Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladle was made during the reign of King George III. It is Hallmarked stamped Date letter L for 1806 which was one year after the victory by Lord Nelson, and made by respectable Silversmith Makers William Eley & William Fearn, who produced their silver crafts from Hatton Gardens, London, England . Hallmarks are as follows King George III, Crowned Leopard for made in London, Side Cameo Portrait, Lion for .925 purity of Silver, WE over WF for Makers Mark. It has a superb highly polished finish, un –monogrammed, : Excellent condition a few small pin dings to the bowl and surface marks. Size:180mm length,55mm width of bowl, Weight 55 gms. Becoming hard to find un-monogrammed English Antique Sauce Ladles.

Solid Silver Antique 1814 King George III English Sauce Ladle by William Eley & William Fearn Solid Silver Antique 1814 King George III English Sauce Ladle Solid Silver Antique George III English Sauce Ladle As you can see from the photos this Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladle was made during the reign of King George III. It is Hallmarked stamped Date letter t for 1814 made by respectable Silversmith Makers William Eley & William Fearn, who produced their silver crafts from Hatton Gardens, London, England . Hallmarks are as follows King George III, Crowned Leopard for made in London, Side Cameo Portrait, Lion for .925 purity of Silver, WE over WF for Makers Mark. It has a superb highly polished finish, monogrammed, : Excellent condition a few small pin dings to the bowl and surface marks. Size:175mm length,55mm width of bowl, Weight 50 gms.

Solid Silver Antique 1828 King George IV English Sauce Ladle Solid Silver Antique George IV English Sauce Ladle Solid Silver Antique 1828 King George IV English Sauce Ladle Solid Silver Antique George IV English Sauce Ladle As you can see from the photos this Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladle was made during the reign of King George IV. It is Hallmarked stamped Date letter n for 1828, and made by respectable Silversmith Maker Charley Eley, who produced his silver crafts from Bond Street, London, England . Hallmarks are as follows King George IV Side Cameo, Leopard for made in London, Lion for .925 purity of Silver, CE for Makers Mark. It has a superb highly polished finish, Excellent condition a few marks here and there, but nothing serious a nice large bowl. Size:175mm length, 60mm width of bowl, Weight 65 gms. monogrammed, Obviously commissioned for a wealthy English Georgian family of the time

Solid Silver Antique Early Queen Victorian Sugar Sifter Ladle.1850 A rare and sought after early Queen Victorian sugar sifting ladle 1850. This style rarely comes onto the market place, to one end a superb pierced clam bowl sifter, midway barley twist stem leading to the pearl top. The piece is in near mint condition free from any knocks. These normally come in a smaller size, but this is the rarer and harder to find large ladle shape length. The hallmarks are rubbed what is remaining are lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, anchor for Birmingham and just visible the date letter B for 1850. Superb and rare item from the Victorian era. Size: 170mm long, Weight: 35 gms.

Solid Silver Art Deco Napkin Ring A nice example of an Art Deco 1938 Solid Silver English Napkin Ring, The piece has no monogram and is a superb condition. The piece is a two tone design in appearance made by a respectable silversmith maker of the time Emile Viener who produced silverware between 1925-1967 from Broomhall Street, Sheffield. Hallmarks are EV for Maker, Crown for Sheffiled, Lion for 925 purity of Silver and Date Letter V for 1938. Pretty little Silver napkin Ring. Condition: Mint Size: 55mm long, 42mm wide, 26mm high, Weight: 26 gms

Solid Silver George III Antique Sugar Tongs, 1812 By Peter & William Bateman A stunning pair of Antique Sugar Tongs made by master craftsman of silverware the Bateman Family. As you can see from the photos these are quite stunning superb highly polished silver and smooth finish throughout entire piece. The condition is so good they look as new. One does not have to say much about the Bateman empire, except these are the icing on the cake. Hallmarks which are crisp and clear: George III Side Cameo portrait, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, makers mark PB over WB. Date letter R for 1812. Peter & William Bateman produced their silver in London between 1805-1814. Condition: near mint,slightly out of shape, Size:145mm long, Weight: 29 gms

Solid Silver Jubilee Medal 1935 King George V. Full size. Obverse left facing conjoined half length busts of King George V and Queen Mary in crowns and robes of state, reverse a crowned GRI monogram flanked by the dates of the accession and the jubilee. The medal was designed by Sir William Goscombe it was widely distributed to the great and good throughout the empire. Ribbon red with two dark blue and one white stripe at the edges. Size of medal 32mm. Condition: superb with no knocks.

Solid Silver Large English Bowl with Lion Cast Handles A very fine example of a Large English Rose Bowl, handcrafted in London, England during the 1940's. The piece is elegantly designed as you can see from the photos, to the sides it has two superb cast and applied solid silver handles, each having a lions face and main enscrolled upon them. To the bottom of the bowl are four lions faces which sits upon a large pedestal foot. The piece is made by renowned silversmith makers of their time, Goldsmith & Silversmith, they entered the silversmith trade in 1888-1953. Hallmarks are as follows: G & S & Co. Lion for .925 purity of Silver, leopard for London and date letter L for 1946. The piece has been used as a trophy and has numerous inscripions as you can see from the photos, nice large heavy bowl.Size width 185mm, height 100mm, depth 230mm Weight, a massive 269 gms. Excellent condition, few marks here and there nothing serious.

Solid Silver Queen Anne 1702 Coronation Medal. Designer John Croker. Superb detailing throughout the entire medal in a very fine condition. The piece was designed by John Croker who was the Tower Mint Medallist at that time. Description: Bust of Queen Anne left facing, legend Anne.D:G:MAG:BR.F R.ET.HIB:Regina. Reverse Pallas Athene, left, with shield and lightening bolts attacking Receumbent monster, right, legend VICEM GERIT.ILLA.TONANTIS.Exergue. INAVGVRAT.XX11.AP.MDCCII(As making sounds she conducts herself. Anne (6 February 1665 – 1 August 1714, daughter to King James II of England. Size 36mm Anne adopted the same policy as William III in resisting the power of France. It is for this reason that the medal's reverse shows her as Pallas wielding the bolts of Jove. On the day after the death of William III, Anne addressed her Council for the first time and said, "I think it proper upon this occasion of my first speaking to you to declare my own opinion of the importance of carrying on all preparations we are making to oppose the great power of France and I shall lose no time in giving our Allies all assurances that nothing shall be wanting on my part to pursue the true interest of England, together with theirs, for the support of the common cause." John Croker's real name was Johann Crocker. Born in Dresden on 21 October, 1670, he was brought up as a jeweller but practised die-engraving from an early age. He came to England in 1691. In 1697 he was appointed Assistant Engraver to the Mint and Chief Engraver upon the death of Harris in 1705. Croker died on 21 March, 1741. Croker executed four pairs of dies for the above medal, all slightly varying but this is the official coronation medal.

Solid Silver Roman Denarius Coin Very nice Solid Silver Roman Denarious Coin from around 220-240 BC. Emperor side cameo visable, to the reverse sitting upon a throne. A very nice solid Silver imperial roman coin. Size: 18mm

Solid Silver Roman Denarius Serratus 82-83 BC. Antonia 1 Denarius serratus Quintus Antonius Balbus minted (c. 82-83 BC) Laur. Head of Juppiter r. S•C behind. R/Victory in quadriga r. letter (K) below superb horses F. RAR• ANTO • BALB / PR in exergue. Coin is in very fine condition. Superb Roman Solid Silver Coin. Size: 18mm diam.

Solid Silver Roman Denarius Trajan Victory Coin Very nice example of a Solid Silver Roman Denarious Trajan Victory on Prow Wreath Palm. Trajan 98 -117 CE AR Denarius Obv: Laureate right; drapery on far shoulder; IMP TRAIANO Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm, standing on platform; within, two shields.Super detailing from this hard to find coin. Good detailing. Size: 18mm

Stunning Pair of Victorian Antique Solid Silver 1891 Open Salts F W Turton Stunning Pair of Victorian Antique Solid Silver 1891 Open Salts F W Turton A Pair of Victorian Antique Solid Silver 1891 Open Salts F W Turton. Un-monogrammed., each salt has a superb flower and forna bowl design running around each entire salt. The pots are in the hard to find boat design and have identical hallmarks which are FWTLtd for F W Turton, Date letter r for 1891. Lion for .925 purity of solid silver and anchor for Birmingham. Super sterling silver Victorian set becoming hard to find in this shape and matching pairs Condition: Mint Size: 60mm wide x 35mm high, Weight combined both salts 40 gms. Nice set.

Stunning and very fine Solid Silver Antique Large Creamer (sought after helmet shape design) 1896 George Nathan & Ridley Hayes Stunning and very fine Solid Silver Antique Large Creamer (sought after helmet shape design) 1896 George Nathan & Ridley Hayes. Where does one start to describe a superb Victorian Creamer as this, the helmet jug shape is the icing on the cake for jug designs, superb arched handle, leading onto a very generous wide bowl and a fantastic over exaggerated and generous pouring spout. Pieces like this and in this condition are becoming harder and harder to find for the silver Antique Collector would make a superb present for someone very special, hallmarks are as follows: GN & RH For George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, Date letter t for 1896, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, anchor for made in Birmingham. Size: 125mm wide, 110mm high and 70mm deep. Weight: 143 gms. Highly collectable Sterling Silver Antique Item as most of these are bruised. This is in near mint condition. Stunning.

Stunning Art Deco George V 1930’s Sterling Silver English Tea Pot free from monograms Stunning Art Deco George V 1930’s Sterling Silver English Tea Pot. Quite charming English Teapot made from the finest English Silver, superb Art Deco Era design, wonderful ebony handle and finger nib top, nice strong solid three knuckle hinge with a superb thumb pressed rim design. Hallmarked outside on the rim and inside the teapot lid, a couple of marks here and there but nothing serious. This superb teapot sits upon a large pedestal foot, classic English Silverware at its finest. Hallmarks are as follows: EV For Edward Viners, Date letter n for 1930, Crown for made in Sheffield, lion for ,925 purity of sterling silver Size: 235mm length, 150mm high, 135mm width. Weight: 460 gms. Made by respected makers of the time. Free from any monograms.

Stunning Bar to the Iron Cross 1st Class 1939 (Spange). A superb example of the Third Reich Nazi Bar to the Iron Cross 1st Class. As you can see from the photos it still has 95% of the original silver frosting still remaining. The detail to the eagle swastika and oak leaves are superb. Still has the original manufacturers blackening to the background. To the back the original pin still in tact. Overall near mint condition. Size: 40mm widest point of wing span by 32mm high. These were worn on the Tunic. Waffen SS and Heer regiments would have to complete four to five counts of bravery to receive this award ontop of the 2nd Class criteria.

Stunning Edwardian 1905 Solid Silver Antique Rose Bowl and Base by Robert Belk. Stunning Edwardian 1905 Solid Silver Antique Rose Bowl and Base by Robert Belk. A superb Edwardian English Rose Bowl dating from 1905. Superb petal shape design running down to a large pedestal foot, has a super highly polished silver finish, sits up a mahogany wooden base, nice large English Edwardian Rose Bowl, becoming hard to find in this shape, hallmarks are as follows: Date letter n for 1905, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, crown for Sheffield, England, R & B for maker Robert Belk who produced his silverware from 1803-1819, Furnival Works, Sheffield, also Stamped 6674 JBXS Stamped to the underneath. Size: 125mm high with base, excluding base 90mm high x 120mm wide. Weight of silver only excluding base 112 gms : Condition; slight knock to the pedestal foot and one or two tiny marks, nothing serious nice antique.

Stunning James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler 1899 Victorian Solid Silver Antique Milk/Creamer Jug and Matching Sugar Bowl . Stunning James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler 1899 Victorian Solid Silver Antique Milk/Creamer Jug and Matching Sugar Bowl . Where does one start to describe such a superb pair of Victorian Solid Silver Matching sugar and creamer/milk jug. As you can see from the photographs these would have been made for the highest Aristocracy of the Victorian Era. Monogrammed to the front with a W obviously commissioned to a wealthy Victorian family of the time. They were produced in London, England and have a superb highly polished silver finish to each item. Hallmarks are as follows: Date letter d for 1899, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for handcrafted in London, JDW FCW for James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, who produced their silver from 1884-1908 from Hatton Gardens, London, England & Forde St, Dublin. Condition: a tiny mark to the bottom of the creamer but nothing serious, apart from this they are in mint condition, becoming hard to upgrade on pairs from these famous Silversmith makers of the English Victorian period. Size: Sugar Bowl 125mm wide, 75mm depth, 64 high, creamer 97mm wide, 60mm depth, 54mm high. Combined weight of both items 159 gms.

Stunning Large & Heavy English Art Nouveau Solid Silver Antique Fruit Stand A large and heavy top quality English Art Nouveau Solid Silver Antique Fruit Stand, handmade by famous Silversmith Maker Edward Barnard & Sons of Hatton Gardens, London, between 1910-1952. The piece is quite breath taking as you can see from the photos. The bowl to the centre has a very highly polished silver finish, to the outer edge a beautiful delicate and pierced border. The outer edge of the piece has a flower and forna theme. The dish sits upon a large pedestal foot. These are becoming very hard to find on the market place by such a prolific silversmith maker of his time Edward Barnard Sons. The Hallmarks which are crisp and clear to the underside of the dish are as follows EBS, Lion for .925 Sterling Silver, Leopard for Made in London, Date Letter D for 1919. A superb piece of English Antique Silver. Condition: one or two tiny ripples to the bowl, very unnoticable, apart from that this piece is in mint condition, superb. Size: 210 diametre, stands 105mm high. Weight: 325 gms.

Stunning Large un-monogrammed and Heavy Peter & Anne Bateman Serving Spoon 1792 Stunning Large un-monogrammed and Heavy Peter & Anne Bateman Serving Spoon 1792. As you can see from the photos a superb large and heavy Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, handmade by prolific Silversmith makers of their time Peter & Anne Bateman. The piece was commissioned during King George III reign for a wealthy family of the time. Becoming very hard to find these large serving spoons. Especially un-monogrammed and from this early period of Georgian England, a superb sleek neck leading down to a very large and generous bowl. To the back fully hallmarked which are crisp and clear. Makers Mark partially clear PBAB, Date Letter R for 1792. George III Side Cameo Portrait, Sought after Crowned Leopard for handmade in London, England. Lion for .925 Purity of Silver. Condition: a couple of tiny dimples to the bowl but nothing serious superb and rare item from these three famous silversmith makers, for the serious collector of fine English Silverware. Size: 222mm length, bowl width 42mm by 76mm, weight 58gms.

Stunning Solid Silver Roman Coin of Hadrian An absolute stunning example of a Solid Silver Roman Hadrian coin, the date is 125 AD Imperial Roman. The Emperor Hadrian as you can see from the photos are exceptionally fine. Hadrian's name can clearly be seen from the sides to the reverse the letters CDS III. Very fine Solid Silver Imperial Roman Coin. Size: 20mm diam.

Stunning Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Milled Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1562 Stunning Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Milled Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1562 stunning example of Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, milled in London in 1562. The coin as you can see is magnificent almost all of the side portrait which is stunning and superb of the Queen and fine detailing, to the side the royal Tudor rose is very present, to the reverse, 1562 royal Tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Nice high quality Silver finish. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super Tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam. Highly collectable solid silver English coin, becoming hard to find coins in this superb condition.

Super Early Edwardian Solid Silver Antique Sauce Boat 1906 Superb early Edwardian Solid Silver Antique Sauce Boat, handmade in 1906 by Silversmith makers George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, they entered their silversmith trade in 1897-1915 and had their retail outlets first in Icknield & Howard Streets, Birmingham then moved swiftly to sought after Hatton Gardens, London, which is very famous for Silverware. Becoming hard to find these Edwardian Sauce Boats. To the outside we see a cutaway petal design, with the famous and sought after scorpian tailed handle. The boat stands upon three cast and applied lions paws. Conditon: a couple of tiny splits to the petal design which is quite usual for this shape, the splits are approx 3-4mm and does not effect the overall appearance. Sits very well, superb early Edwardian Antique Solid Silver Sauce Boat. Size: width 153, 92m depth 75m high. Weight 93 gms

Super Large and Heavy Sterling Silve Peter & William Bateman Serving Spoon 1805. Super Large and Heavy Peter & William Bateman Serving Spoon 1805. As you can see from the photos a superb large and heavy Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, handmade by prolific Silversmith makers of their time Peter & William Bateman. The piece was commissioned during King George III reign for a wealthy family of the time. Becoming very hard to find these large serving spoons. To one end we see a monogram to and from, also with a date letter inscribed 1790. a superb sleek neck leading down to a very large and generous bowl. To the back fully hallmarked which are crisp and clear. Makers Mark PBWB, Date Letter k for 1805. George III Side Cameo Portrait, Sought after Crowned Leopard for handmade in London, England. Lion for .925 Purity of Silver. Condition: a couple of dimples to the bowl but nothing serious superb and rare item, for the serious collector of fine English Silverware. Size: 215mm length, bowl width 45mm by 75mm, weight 60gms.

Super Luftwaffe Officers Dress Dagger Superb Third Reich Luftwaffe Officers Dress Dagger. As you can see from the photos it is in a superb condition, one small airline crack to the ivory handle but nothing serious, binding is tight, blade is in mint condition. F W Holler, Solingen Makers Mark Stamp, Luftwaffe Eagle/Swastika is superb no dents to the scabard overall a very nice Third Reich Nazi Luftwaffe Officers Dress Dagger. Contact me for any further details.

Super Rare Original Heinrich Himmler Hand signed document dated 25th April 1935 (Bismarck family) the photos are a little blurred because the document is framed and is under anti-sun glass for protection. Superb Himmler signature , H . Himmler to the bottom corner in black ink, to top typed Der Reichsfuhrer –SS with address and dated, the letter mentions the Bismarck family nice Rare item, framed in black and with a description about Himmler. Condition fold to the centre with a one inch tear but does not affect the writing nor the signature.

Super Solid Silver Early George III 1782 Pair of Spoons handmade in London Stunning pair of early George III, Solid Silver Antique Spoons, handmade in London, during the reign of King George III. Wonderful zig zag pattern running around the outer edge of each spoon, to the centre hand applied beading. The pair appear to have had been monogrammed but have now worn away. The hallmarks: date letter g for 1782, lion for .925 purity of silver makers mark GS For George Smith III, who produced his silver from 1774-1785. Becoming hard to find early spoons from this date. Condition: few marks here and there but overall fine condition. Size : each spoon is 120mm long, combined weight of both spoons: 25 gms

Super Solid Silver Imperial Roman Severus Alexander Denarius Super Severus Alexander Denarius.Excellent details on both sides of coin. Dated from between 222-235 AD. IMP CM AVR SEV Alexand AVG PM. Condition f-fv Size: 19mm diam.

Super Third Reich Nazi Wehrpass Document in the name of (Adolf Derleder). Super Third Reich Nazi Wehrpass Document in the name of (Adolf Derleder). Three documents in total good picture of the recipients stamped on front pages, various trainings, weapons etc. Good Third Reich Eagle Swastika Stamps to the insides as you can see from the photos. A Wehrpass was issued to all conscripts at time of registration and kept until his induction into the military, when he became a solider he gave in his Wehrpass and received a Soldbuch, his Wehrpass was returned to him on discharge from the army. Would make a good research project.

Super Tudor Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1582 Very nice example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1582. The coin as you can see still shows some of the side portrait of the Queen, to the side the royal tudor rose is still present to the reverse, 1582 royal tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam.

Super Victorian Antique Solid Silver Salt with matching Spoon London 1887 Becomming hard to find matching sets of spoon and salt combined to make a wonderful example of this classic Victorian piece, made to the highest standards as one would expect from such a fine silversmith maker of their time. Horace Woodward Co. (Edgar Finley & Hugh Taylor). The salt has a They made superb petal shape edge rim design with a beautiful Queen Anne Style half fluted Center, also extends to the interior stands upon a wonderful petite pedestal foot, the design is carried through to the spoon with the classic pearl end tip. Becomming hard to find matching sets from the Victorian Era. Horace Woodwards produced their silver from 1883-1892, at Great Charles Street, Birmingham, moved swiftly to the Hatton Garden Area of London. Hallmarks; lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver, Leopard for made in London Queen Victoria's side cameo portrait date letter M for 1887. and EFHT for the Maker. Condition: Mint, Size: 57mm wide, 30mm high, spoon is 55mm long, Weight combined : 30 gms

Superb Solid Silver Henry VI (1427-30) Groat minted in Calais A superb Solid Silver Henry VI (1427-30) Groat minted in Calais. Showing some light pitting but overall in excellent condition. To the front we see Henry's portrait and to the reverse the Latin Cross. King Henry VI was King of England during 1429-1471. He wife was Margaret daught of the Duke of Anjou. His state of affairs led directly to the long period of civil strife, known as the Wars of the Roses. Size: 62mm diam.

Superb (Named) Indian Mutiny Medal 1858. Full size solid Silver. Campaign Sepoy Mutiny India 1857-1858. A superb example of this very collectable Indian Mutiny medal. Obverse Wyon profile of Queen Victoria legends Victoria Regina to sides reverse the standing figure of Britannia bestowing Victor’s laurels with the British lion alongside. India appears around the top with the dates 1857-1858 in the exergue. Ribbon white with two red stripes representing blood and white bandages This medal was awarded to the troops who took part in the operations to quell Sepoy mutiny which had been the immediate cause of the uprising although it also served to focus attention on the honourable East India’s company conduct of affairs and lead directly to the transfer of the administration of India to the Crown. To the outer edge is named to John Baker 43rd Light Infantry, copy of medal roll. The medal is in very fine condition, Stunning detailing. Highly collectable medal from this campaign.

Superb and rare Art Deco Gentleman’s vanity case jar comprising of cut glass and sterling solid silver lid with Guilloche Enamel top Superb and rare Art Deco Gentleman’s vanity case jar comprising of cut glass and sterling solid silver lid with Guilloche Enamel top. The sought after top has the rarer and hard to find rustic orange colour. Made in 1926 during the reign of George V. Makers mark C & B Limited, date letter L for 1926. Lion for .925 for Sterling Silver and leopard for made in London, also stamped made in England. Condition a couple of nibbles to the glass neck, but is hidden by the top apart from this near mint. Comes with a superb bevelled edge glass stem. Size: 165mm high x 30mm wide.

Superb Antique Edwardian Solid Silver Cased Salts Set by William George Hammon. Superb Antique Edwardian Solid Silver Cased Salts Set by William George Hammon. The salts are in superb condition, each salt has identical hallmarks which is WGH, date letter h for 1907. Anchor for Birmingham, Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. The spoons are made by William Hutton and Sons and date from the Victorian Era 1900. The outer case is in black leatherette with gold trim, to the inside to the top a padded royal blue lining, and to the base a velvet deep blue lining in which the salts sit in, becoming hard to find boxed sets of salts to this high standard the ribbon which holds the spoons in place is missing can easily be replaced. The box has a brass catch and hinges in working order. Size of box 185mm x 90mm x 65mm, salts 70m x 50 x 50. Weight of silver: 79 gms.

Superb Antique Solid Silver Child’s Hand Mirror Art Deco W G Sothers. Superb Antique Solid Silver Child’s Hand Mirror Art Deco W G Sothers. Here we have on offer a superb example of a Solid Silver Child’s Hand Mirror with superb blue Guilloche Enamel to the reverse. This piece is in near mint condition a beautiful bevelled mirror which is the original, the enamel work is breathtaking as you can see from the photos, light surface marks, apart from this, the piece is in mint condition. Hallmarked in three places, hallmarks are as follows W.G.S Ltd for W G Sothers Limited who produced their silver from 1909-1955, Anchor for Birmingham, Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Date letter D for 1928 Art Deco Era. Size: 210mm length. X 70mm width, condition near mint, hard to find in this condition. Weight: 102 gms.

Superb Antique Solid Silver Victorian English Set of Salts with matching Spoons. By Colen Hewer Cheshire 1893. Superb Antique Solid Silver Victorian English Set of Salts with matching Spoons. By Colen Hewer Cheshire 1893. A very pretty and ornate set of English Victorian Salts with matching spoons, the salts have a beautiful finger and thumb pinch outer edge design which also carries on through to the matching spoons to the end of the spoon we have the ball end commonly known as the oyster and pearl spoon. All pieces are matching and hallmarks are as follows: Date letter t for 1893, CC for Colen Hewer Cheshire, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. Anchor for Birmingham. Condition: Superb with minimal wear but no major marks. Size: Salt: 47mm wide x 20mm high each, Spoons: 50mm long each. Combined Weight of all items: 22 gms. Becoming hard to find with this unique design from the Victorian Era.

Superb Early Victorian Solid Silver Antique Fruit Knife with Mother of Pearl Handle. Dated 1847. Birmingham. Superb Early Victorian Solid Silver Antique Fruit Knife with Mother of Pearl Handle. Dated 1847. Birmingham. Stunning example of a very early Victorian Solid Silver Fruit Knife. Superb detailing to front and back, the mother of pearl has no chips or splits and is in mint condition. It has not been personalised and is very slim and sleek in design. Hallmarks are as follows lion for. 925 purity of solid silver, Queen Victoria’s Side Cameo, Anchor for made in Birmingham. Date letter gothic Y for 1847. Condition; the blade snaps back very sharp and is in near mint condition, the handle is in mint condition. Size: closed 76mm and fully open 141mm.

Superb example of the Third Reich Nazi Close Combat Medal in Silver Waffen SS issued. Superb example of the Third Reich Nazi Close Combat Medal in Silver Waffen SS issued. Superb frosting to front and back and excellent detailing as you can see from the photos. In this condition these are becoming very hard to find on the market place. These Infantry Assault Badges or Infanterie Sturmabzeichen was instituted on 20th December 1939 by Von Brauchitsch to recognise front line action on the part of infantrymen, issued to all ranks for those who those took part in three different assaults on three different days armed with only hand held weapons. This was purchased in Germany and this actual piece was issued to an infantry personnel who was in the Waffen SS.

Superb George III 1791 Solid Silver Antique Sugar Tongs made by Peter & Anne Bateman An absolute stunning pair of Antique Sugar Tongs made by master craftsman of silverware the Bateman Family. As you can see from the photos these are quite stunning superb hand applied beading throughout the entire piece. The condition is so good they look as new. One does not have to say much about the Bateman empire, except these are the icing on the cake. Hallmarks which are crisp and clear: George III Side Cameo portrait, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, makers mark PB over AB. Date letter Q for 1791. Peter & Anne Bateman produced their silver in London between 1791-1799. The pair are monogrammed obviously to a wealthy Georgian family of the period, full of characture Condition: mint, Size:140mm long Weight: 30 gms

Superb Large and Heavy Peter & William Bateman Serving Spoon 1811. Superb Large and Heavy Peter & William Bateman Serving Spoon 1811. As you can see from the photos a superb large and heavy Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, handmade by prolific Silversmith makers of their time Peter & William Bateman. The piece was commissioned during King George III reign for a wealthy family of the time. Becoming very hard to find these large serving spoons. To one end we see a monogram, a superb fiddle and thread handle and neck leading down to a very large and generous bowl. To the back fully hallmarked which are crisp and clear. Makers Mark PBWB, Date Letter Q for 1811. George III Side Cameo Portrait, Sought after Crowned Leopard for handmade in London, England. Lion for .925 Purity of Silver. Condition: a couple of dimples to the bowl but nothing serious superb and rare item, for the serious collector of fine English Silverware. Size: 220mm length, bowl width 45mm by 80mm, weight 60gms.

Superb master Solid Silver Antique George V Mustard Pot by James Dixon & Sons 1916. Superb master Solid Silver Antique George V Mustard Pot by James Dixon & Sons 1916. A super large masters mustard pot by famous Silversmith Maker James Dixon & Sons dated 1916 the mustard as you can see from the photos is in great condition, large finger nib opener to the top, to the inside still retains the original blue glass liner becoming hard to find mustard pots of this size on today’s market place. Hallmarks are as follows: Crown for Sheffield, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, JD & S for James Dixon & Sons who produced their silver from 1872-2004 from Cornish Place, Sheffield, England. Size: width 95mm , 45mm depth, 67mm high. Condition: one or two marks here and their but in superb overall condition no major marking. The blue liner has a chip to both sides, i personally would not replace this as it is the original liner, displays very well. Weight: 158 gms combined with liner, silver only weight 79 gms.

Superb Matching Large Sterling Silver English Sugar Bowl & Creamer Joseph Gloster As you can see from the photos quite stunning in this design, the sugar bowl has two large cast & applied scrolled handles too a very large sleek silver bowl. To the top a very nice border which runs around its entire outer edge. The whole item stands upon a large pedestal foot, the creamer again has again identical matching handle and outer rim edging. Identical hallmarks which are date letter J for 1933, Maker JG Joseph Gloster who produced his silver from 1908-1978, anchor for made in Birmingham, lion for .925 purity of sterling silver. Very desirable sterling silver period piece.Condition: a couple of marks here and there nothing serious, high quality silver polished finish. Size: Creamer: 110mm wide, 60mm depth,105mm high, Sugar:150mm wide, 90mm depth, 105mm high, Weight: 256 gms combined weight.

Superb Sterling Silver Candle Snuffer made by JBL Ltd of Birmingham Superb Sterling Silver Candle Snuffer made by JBL Ltd of Birmingham. A superb copy of a Victorian Candle Snuffer by JBL Ltd Birmingham England. As you can see from the photos it is in mint condition, the mahogany wooden handle still has the original lacquer remaining, the silver candle snuffer has a very highly polished silver finish. Pieces like these from the Victorian Era are fetching between Ł120-Ł200 on the market place. Hallmarks are as follows: JB Ltd for maker, date letter W for 1996, Anchor for made in Birmingham, England. Condition: Close to mint. Size: 140mm length, 37mm high, 35mm wide.

Superb Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 156? stuning example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 156?. Superb Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 156? stuning example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 156?. The coin as you can see still shows much of the side portrait which is stunning of the Queen, to the side the royal tudor rose is still very present, to the reverse, 156? royal tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Nice Silver finish. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam.

Superb Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1579 stunning example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1579. Superb Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1579 stunning example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1579. The coin as you can see still shows much of the side portrait which is stunning and superb of the Queen, to the side the royal Tudor rose is still very present, to the reverse, 1579 royal Tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Nice Silver finish. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super Tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam. Highly collectable solid silver English coin

Superb Victorian 1900 Antique Sterling Silver Cased Salt Set with Matching Spoons. Very delightful cased set of two salts and salt spoons with original case. The set was made in Sheffield in 1900 by The Fenton Brothers who produced their silver from 1896-1934 from South Moor Works, Earl Street, Sheffield. A very nice high quality silver finish, to the outside of each salt has a very pretty beaded border around the outer rim, which carries through to the edge of each spoon, each salt sits upon three hoofed feet. The box is the original leatherette with gold trim to the outside, the inside has a plum velvet base and a plum silk lining to the top. Hallmarks are as follows: date letter h for 1900, crown for made in Sheffield, lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver and makers mark F.BS Ltd. Condition: The set is in a mint condition, the outer edge of the box is perfect will a fully working catch to release button. The lid that attaches to the base has come away to the rear, easily repaired as it was never hinged as it was originally bound. Becoming hard to find these full matching salt sets. Weight of Silver: 108 gms. Size of each salt 65mm wide, 32mm high, size of each spoon 62mm

Superior pair of Victorian Solid Silver Antique Master Pepper Shakers 1893 A fine pair of large Solid Silver Victorian Antique Master pepper Shakers made by renowned silversmith maker of the time Charles Westwood & Sons, who had their retail outlets in the famous Hall Street, Birmingham and also in the famous Bond Street, London. They produced their fine silverware throughtout the Victorian era.Hallmarks are rubbed but legiable, anchor for Birmingham, date letter t for 1893, Queen Victoria's side Cameo portrait, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. Size:120mm high to the top of the finials, 48mm across the widest poiont. Condition: few surface marks here and there, nothing serious superb set, both are very well polished and virtually free from surface scratching, some marking around the ‘belly. A superb English Victorian pair of pepper shakers. Weight combined: 116 gms

Third Reich 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class. Third Reich 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class. Good example complete with original water fleck ribbon. The ribbon comes with button hole fixing . These are becoming harder and harder to find and highly collectable good investment.

Third Reich NSDAP 1936 Political Leader Tunic NSDAP 1936 Third Reich Political Leaders Tunic the tunic as you can see from the photos is of the rank of Orts Hauptstellenleiter (Head Precent Leader). The tunic retains its original Swastika Armband blue piping to the collrs and to the collar patches, retains the original belt hoops and also has its original Eagle swastka party buttons, each one marked to the back with makers mark ASSMANN A RZM GESCH. The tunic condition: has some storage staining as you can see but can be cleaned professionally. A nice opportunity to obtain an NSDAP Third Reich Political Leaders Tunic. Size: Small.

Third Reich NSDAP Nazi Party Armband A nice example of a Third Reich NSDAP Nazi Party Armband. Probably constructed during the late 1930's, three piece cotton. construction. Good condition with a nice aged look. Depth95mm, length flat 185mm.

This is a MAGNIFICENT, original, 17th-century silver medal, struck in 1625 to commemorate the marriage of King Charles I and Henrietta Maria. The obverse bears a beautiful portrait busts of King Charles and his Queen face-to-face with rays from heaven above, Charles with head bare, in a ruff collar, Henrietta with jewelled hair and wearing earrings necklace and dress with a stiff ruff. A legend in Latin translates as CHARLES THE GREAT AND HENRIETTA MARIA KING AND QUEEN OF BRITAIN. The reverse shows Cupid walking, scattering roses and lilies, above, rays from heaven, and a legend in Latin LOVE POURS OUT LILLIES MINGLED WITH ROSES. Size: 23mm diameter, the example here is superb with very fine detail still clearly visible - the best example of this medal I have ever seen. Absolutely stunning, a beautiful early 17th century artefact that would grace any collection, fast approaching an incredible 400 years old. Charles I (19 November 1600 – 30 January 1649) The second son of James VI of Scotland and Anne of Denmark, Charles was born in Dunfermline Palace, Fife, on 19 November 1600. His paternal grandmother was Mary, Queen of Scots. Charles was baptised on 23 December 1600 by the Bishop of Ross, in a ceremony held in Holyrood Abbey He was King of England, King of Scotland and King of Ireland from 27 March 1625 until his execution. On 11 May 1625, Charles was married by proxy to Henrietta Maria in front of the doors of the Notre Dame de Paris before his first Parliament could meet to forbid the banns. Many members were opposed to the king marrying a Roman Catholic, fearing that Charles would lift restrictions on Roman Catholics and undermine the official establishment of Protestantism. Although he stated to Parliament that he would not relax restrictions . Charles' last years were marked by the English Civil War, in which he fought the forces of the English and Scottish Parliaments, which challenged the king's attempts to overrule and negate Parliamentary authority, whilst simultaneously using his position as head of the English Church to pursue religious policies which generated the antipathy of reformed groups such as the Puritans. Charles was defeated in the First Civil War (1642–45), after which Parliament expected him to accept its demands for a constitutional monarchy. He instead remained defiant by attempting to forge an alliance with Scotland and escaping to the Isle of Wight. This provoked the Second Civil War (1648–49) and a second defeat for Charles, Against Sir Oliver Cromwell , he was subsequently captured, tried, convicted, and executed for high treason. The monarchy was then abolished and a republic called the Commonwealth of England, under the rule of Sir Oliver Cromwell ( also known as the king killer ) Execution: Charles Stuart, as his death warrant states, was beheaded on Tuesday, 30 January 1649. At the execution it is reputed that he wore two cotton shirts as to prevent the cold weather causing any noticeable shivers that the crowd could have mistaken for fear or weakness. The execution took place at Whitehall London on a scaffold in front of the Banqueting House. Charles was separated from the people by large ranks of soldiers, and his last speech reached only those with him on the scaffold. He declared that he had desired the liberty and freedom of the people as much as any, "but I must tell you that their liberty and freedom consists in having government.... It is not their having a share in the government; that is nothing appertaining unto them. A subject and a sovereign are clean different things." Charles put his head on the block after saying a prayer and signalled the executioner when he was ready; he was then beheaded with one clean stroke. His last words were, "I shall go from a corruptible to an incorruptible Crown, where no disturbance can be. Henrietta Maria was born in Paris on 26 November 1609, the youngest daughter of King Henri IV of France and Marie de Medici. Her marriage to Charles, Prince of Wales, required a special dispensation from the Pope because it was the first time that a Catholic princess had married a Protestant prince. Politically, it was a move towards an alliance between France and England against Spain. The marriage took place in May 1625 when Henrietta was 15 and Charles was 24. During the 1630s, the Court of King Charles and Queen Henrietta Maria was admired throughout Europe. Increasingly, King Charles discussed affairs of state with Henrietta Maria. He valued her opinions and advice, but because she remained a practising Roman Catholic. When the King needed money to finance the Bishops' Wars (1639-40), the Queen raised funds by appealing to English Catholics. Her further appeals to the Vatican itself fuelled Protestant fears of a Popish conspiracy against England. She was even suspected of inciting the Irish Uprising of 1641. Rumours that members of the Long Parliament were planning to impeach the Queen prompted King Charles to make his disastrous attempt to arrest the Five Members in January 1642. In February 1642, when civil war looked inevitable, Henrietta Maria left England for the Netherlands — the King galloping along the cliff tops to keep her ship in sight until the last sail had vanished below the horizon. She spent almost a year in The Hague, raising loans, buying weapons and recruiting troops for the Royalist cause. By selling or pawning jewels, she raised a large fortune (rumoured to be as high as two million pounds), which financed several convoys of weapons and ammunition and a company of veteran professional soldiers to fight for the King. Braving storms and attack by Parliament's warships, she returned to England in February 1643, landing at Bridlington in Yorkshire. She stayed with the Earl (later Marquis) of Newcastle at York until the summer, when Royalist victories in the Midlands made it relatively safe for her to move south at the head of her army, styling herself "Her She-Majesty, Generalissima". On 13 July 1643, she was reunited with the King, who had chosen the site of the battlefield of Edgehill as a suitably dramatic rendezvous. They made a triumphal entry into Oxford the following day. Henrietta Maria never fully recovered from the shock of the execution of King Charles in January 1649. After a period of retirement in a Carmelite convent, she wore black for the rest of her life.

Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1571 good example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1571 good example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1571. The coin as you can see still shows much of the side portrait of the Queen, to the side the royal tudor rose is still very present, to the reverse, 1571 royal tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Nice Silver finish. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam.

Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1593 Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1593 nice example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1593. Nice Tudor Queen Elizabeth I Solid Silver Sixpence dated 1593 good example of a Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Solid Silver Sixpence, minted in London in 1593. The coin as you can see still shows some of the side portrait of the Queen, to the side the royal Tudor rose is still present, to the reverse, 1593 royal Tudor coat of arms and the Latin Cross. Nice Silver finish. Elizabeth was daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. She was known as the greatest monarch that ever lived, sister to Bloody Mary I. She was buried in West Minster Abbey, a super Tudor coin. Size: 25mm diam. Highly collectable solid silver English coin

Two very ornate Solid Silver Antique Apostle Spoons by Mappin & Webb Two very ornate Antique Solid Silver Apostle spoons. Very fine example of two George V Solid Silver Antique Apostle Spoons handmade by the famous Mappin & Webb from Royal Works Birmingham and Oxford Street, London.The spoons have much detailing as you can see from the photos with robes and face still very prominant and are in excellent overall condition. The hallmarks are as follows anchor for Birmingham, lion for .925 Solid Silver date letter q for 1915. Mappin & Webb entered the silversmith trade in 1907-1997. For the most part, these spoons were made individually.Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. These have no engraving Size: 105mm each spoon Combined Weight: 13 gms

Ultra Rare M1936 Waffen SS NCO Rottenfuhrer's Field Grey Tunic An ultra rare M36 Waffen SS Infantry Rottenfuhrer's tunic becoming almost impossible to obtain on the market place the 1936 field grey NCO tunic. The tunic is of a large size, dark green collar for 1936 pattern .The shoulder boards are black with white piping denoting Infantry .Still retains the original SS collar patch to the right hand side and double bar aluminium brade for Rottenfuhrer (Corporal) to the left hand side. The tunic is in a near mint condition only have one old repair to the back, where the old repair is to the back to the inside there is old blood staining maybe a bullet entrance. The left arm of the Tunic still retains the original SS NCO's Swastika/Eagle and Rank Chevron and retaining all original pebbled buttons.Also having faint traces of were a cuff band used to be present, the regiment was properbly Das Reich one of the large of that time. A superb and one in a life time opportunity to own the SS NCO's Infantry Battle Tunic. The Waffen SS were Hitlers Elite fighting force of the Third Reich, and the most infamous and feared of all regiments, highly trained and highly skilled killing machine of the Nazi Era .

Ultra Rare Waffen SS Double Decal M35 Steel Combat Helmet Absolute superb Waffen SS Double Decal M35 Steel Combat Helmet, the helmet retains 95% of its original grey/brown paint. The SS Runes to the side are superb with 95% remaining. The Swastika Emblem Shield to the left hand side again 95% remaining. To the inside retains the original chin strap and liner. stamp mark: issue number 2296 a one in a lifetime opportunity to own this Waffen SS Double Decal M35 Steel Helmet. Waffen SS were Hitler’s elite fighting forces branching off into many areas of Hitler’s Nazi regime. Being the ideological superior master race. Highly collectable Third Reich Artefact

Ultra Rare Waffen SS M36 Forage Side Cap A great opportunity to obtain a Waffen SS M36 Forage Side Cap, the piece is in mint condition, almost impossible to upgrade to the front we see the Eagle/Swastika and the Nazi death head regalia. To the inside it is stamped mark which seems to be BERVEN.PADOVS size 55. Beautiful field grey colour with a wonderful heron bone field grey interior, an ultra rare piece of Waffen SS headware, becoming almost impossible to obain on the market place. Condition: mint.

Very collectable copy of a 17th Century Seal End Spoon made in 1913. Thomas Bradbury & Sons. These spoons are highly collectable The seal end spoon are probably the most sought after as they are copies of the original 17th Century, to buy one spoon from the 17th Century would be in excess of Ł1000-Ł10,000 depending on maker and condition. This spoon was made in 1913 by respectable silversmiths Thomas Bradbury & Sons, good example, superb detailing to end, bevelled edge stem leading down to an egg shaped bowl. Very collectable and sought after solid silver spoon, hallmarks are as follows: crown for Sheffield, lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, date letter v for 1913, makers mark TB & S. Thomas Bradbury & Sons produced their silver from 1832-1952, Arundel Street, Sheffield. Nice period item, size: 135mm long and 37mm to widest point, weight: 30 gms

Very collectable Solid Silver Elizabeth II, Prince Charles & Lady Diana commemorative Thimble and Case made by Royal Jewellers Asprey & Co.. Very collectable Solid Silver Elizabeth II, Prince Charles & Lady Diana commemorative Thimble and Case made by Royal Jewellers Asprey & Co.. A good opportunity to obtain a very collectable Charles & Diana Wedding Commemorative Thimble & Case as you can see from the photos it is extremely decorative it has C & D with Wedding Bells, Charles & Diana 29th July 1981. St Pauls Cathedral. Made by Royal Jewellers Asprey & Co. Ltd. The case is made of Brown Velvet with a gold trim to the inside we see the Union Jack to the upper lid on top of a cream silk lining and again brown velvet to the bottom. A very collectable commemorative piece by the Royal Jewellers of England and due to her premature death. Size: 25mm x 20mm and the case is 56mm x 46mm x 35mm. Mint Condition.

Very Fine example of a Large Solid Silver Antique English Breakfast Spoon A superior large and heavy Solid Silver Antique English Breakfast spoon, handmade in the reign of King William IV,the piece is date stamp r for 1833, also we see the King's Side Cameo Portrait along with the Leopard for London and Lion for .925 Sterling Silver. Makers Mark WC for William Chawner II who produced only spoons and flatware from 1815-1833. The piece has a superb fiddle and thread handle with a double edge border to front and back. Becoming hard to find early pieces of this large variety. Condition: a couple of marks here and there but nothing serious. Very nice English Antique piece. Size: 85mm long Weight: 48 gms

Very Fine Solid Silver Antique 1831 King William IV English Sauce Ladle Very Fine Solid Silver Antique 1831 King William IV English Sauce Ladle As you can see from the photos this Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladle was made during the reign of King William IV. It is Hallmarked stamped Date letter q for 1831 by respectable Jonathan Hayne, who produced his silver from Clerkenwell District City of London. Hallmarks as follows William’s Side Cameo Portrait, Lion for .925 purity of Silver, JH for Makers Mark. It has a superb highly polished finish, monogrammed to one side of a line, obviously commissioned by a wealthy family of the time. Condition: Close to mint condition one small bump to the bowl nothing serious. Size : 185mm length,62mm width of bowl, Weight 58 gms. Good English Silversmith Maker.

Very Fine Solid Silver Antique George III English Sauce Ladle As you can see from the photos this Solid Silver Antique Sauce Ladle was made during the reign of King George III. It is Hallmarked stamped Date letter Q for 1811 by respectable Silversmith Maker Henry Stratford, who produced his silver from 1884-1905 in Clerkenwell District City of London. George Side Cameo Portrait, Lion for .925 purity of Silver, HS for Makers Mark. It has a superb highly polished finish, monogrammed to one side, obviously commissioned by a wealthy Georgian family of the time. Condition: Close to mint condition a few surface marks. Size:173mm length,60mm width of bowl, Weight 73 gms

Very large pair of solid silver serving spoons made by Charles T. Maine 1931. A very large and heavy pair of solid silver serving spoons made by Charles Maine the spoons as you can see are in a near mint condition, in my opinion have never been used. They have been monogrammed but never used, superb detailing to the fiddle and thread handle and stem leading down to a very large elongated bowl. The spoons have a superb highly rich silver finish. The hallmarks are as follows: leopard for made in London, date letter q for 1931, makers mark CTM for Charles T Maine who produced his silver form 1899-1931. Becoming hard to find serving spoons with this size and weight, very collectable. Size of each spoon 220mm long, 50mm widest point of bowl. Combined weight of both spoons: a very healthy 160 gms.

Very nice King Edward II Solid Silver Penny 1307-1327 A nice solid Silver King Edward II penny minted in London, England during 1307-1327. To the front we see the Kings Portrait and to the reverse the Latin Cross a nice examle. King Edward II was son to Edward I or otherwise known as Edward Longshanks. and Eleanor of Castile. He married Isabella of France he had four children and was buried in Gloucester Cathedral, nice coin. Size: 18mm diam.

Very rare cased Set of Antique Edwardian Solid Silver Seal End Apostle Spoons & Sugar Tongs by Josiah Williams & Co George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton. The set comprises of six silver barley twist seal end apostle spoons and matching sugar tongs, fully hallmarked as follows lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for made in London, England. Maker GJ over DF. Date letter k for 1905. The seal end apostle spoons are probably the most sought after as they are copies of the original 17th Century apostle spoons, to buy one spoon from the 17th Century would be in excess of Ł500 each spoon. The copies are still extremely rare and sought after. To the outside of the box is an embossed fan edge with gold trim, leatherette case, brass fastener and hinges, to the inside crushed silk lining to base and top with rope edge design, size of spoons & tongs 105mm each. Weight of all silver 87 gms. For the most part, these spoons were made individually Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. Extremely hard to find in this design.

Very Rare Example and hard to find Victorian Solid Silver Antique Hot Milk Jug. Sheffield 1898. Very Rare Example and hard to find Victorian Solid Silver Antique Hot Milk Jug. Sheffield 1898. As you can see from the photos a rare change to acquire a Victorian Solid Silver Hot Milk Jug, these pieces were made mainly for bedtime drinks. Ie hot milk to help one sleep through the winter nights. The pot has a very nice Ebony wood handle a superb machine turned top which leads down to a beautiful sleek highly polished body. The condition of the piece i am afraid is not perfect, numerous knocks, nothing too serious, but the rarity of the milk jug makes up for the condition. The hallmarks are as follows: HS for Henry Stafford Ltd, Harewood Street, Sheffield. Date letter F for 1898, Crown for Sheffield, Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver. Size : 130mm high, 45mm wide and 70mm deep. Weight: 258 gms. Becoming very hard to find on the market place in England today. Priced accordinly to condition and rariety

Very Rare pair of Antique George III Master Open Salts made by Thomas Blagden & Co An incredible matching pair of matching master salts made during the reign of King George III. These I am pretty sure are as big as they come in salts. They have the original gold gilding remaining to the insides, they are elongated in shape with a stunning and very ornate Georgian chased edge style pattern running around the entire rim of each salt, in the line of sight they have a beautiful arc shape rim. A very large and generous bowl, each salt sits upon four pearl feet. They were made in 1810 by the prolific silversmith maker Thomas Blagden & Co of Bond Street, London, England who produced their silver form 1810 – 1832, hallmarks are rubbed but still visible. Thomas Blagden specialised in Chamber stick, creamer, mugs, Salt, teapots and toast racks. A very collectable and highly desirable pair of King George III open salts nice period items. Hallmarks: Date letter Crowned L for 1810, side cameo portrait of King George III, lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver and Leopard for made in London. Condition: They are close to mint, the pearl ball feet has some dentations, but cannot be seen when displayed and one has a hairline crack to one ball. This does not effect the overall beauty of these very rare salts. Each salt is 100mm long, 70mm wide, 33mm high. Overall weight: 125 gms

Very Rare Solid Silver English Sweets Dish with figurine A very rare Art Deco Solid Silver English Mint/Sweet Dish, made in the Reign of King George V, with the added bonus of a wonderful figurine sitting to the centre of four raised columns. By the classic Silversmith Maker of the time John & William F Deakin. This is the first time I have come across a delightful English Sweet Dish in this superb style. Handcrafted to the highest of standards. Starting from the top a superb and very smooth large bowl, to the outer edge we see a beaded design running around the entire outer rim. The bowl which then sits upon four columns.The columns hold the base of the bowl with a leaf/foliage effect design.To the centre we see a figurine could be biblical or druid,he is standing on a plinth to the centre of the columns, this then leads down to a three tiered pedestal foot To the underneath the pedestal foot there is a royal blue velvet pad. As you can see from the photos it is quite unique silver item. Becoming hard to find English sweet dishes in this sought after design and made in England's most famous Silversmith town Sheffield. For the avid Collector of fine English Silverware or investor. Good Maker Hallmarks :Lion for .925 Purity of Sterling Silver. Kings Crown for handcrafted in Sheffield, England. Date Letter M. Makers Mark JD over WD. Maker : JD over WD for James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin).They entered the Silversmith Trade in 1893-1936. They had their retail outlets in Sidney Works, Matilda Street, Sheffield, England. Year :Date Letter M for 1929. Reign of King George V. Condition : apart from a minuet tiny ding to the outer rim, which I mention purely for accuracy and which does not effect the overall appearance. This is in mint condition. Size : 90mm high, 80mm wide Weight : 82 gms.

Victorian 1897 Solid Silver Chocolate Pot by the very highly regarded Lionel Alfred Crichton A superior example of a Solid Silver English Chocolate Pot handmade by regarded Silversmith Lionel Alfred Crichton & Co Made during the reign of Queen Victoria 1897. Lionel Alfred Crichton entered the silversmith trade in 1895-1954. He had retail outlets in the famous Bond Street, London England and also in New York, USA. I also have a Coffee pot dating 1929 in the George V category. The chocolate pot has superb eight sided Octahedron shape to the body and lid the handle is ebony with a solid silver nib top. The lid fits snug. The entire piece sits upon a octahedron shaped pedestal foot. Hallmarks. LAC. lion for purity .925 solid Silver leopard for made in london, date letter b for 1897. Also marked inside the head of the Teapot. A very nice example of a heavy solid silver Chocolate pot, these are becoming extremely hard to find as most on todays market are either tea or coffee pot. Condition: some marking here and there but nothing serious. Size: 175mm width, 165mm high, 110mm depth. Weight: 480 gms.

Victorian 1899 Solid Silver Antique Large Sugar Bowl, Queen Anne Style by famous Silversmith makers Goldsmith & Silversmith. Victorian 1899 Solid Silver Antique Large Sugar Bowl, Queen Anne Style by famous Silversmith makers Goldsmith & Silversmith. A delightful and highly polished silver finished half fluted Queen Anne Style Victorian Sugar Bowl. Superb triple bordered handles leading onto a wonderful large and very generous bowl. Half fluted in the more desirable Queen Anne Style. The hallmarks are as follows : G & S . Co. Ltd for Goldsmith & Silversmith. Lion for .925 purity of solid silver, leopard for handmade in London, date letter is worn. Goldsmith & Silversmith produced their silver from 1899-1953 form 112 Regent Street, London W11. Also has hallmark to the bottom Goldsmith & Silversmith Co Ltd, 112 Regent Street, W11 has an old monogram but almost polished out hard to see. Condition a couple of marks here and there by still is excellent. Size: 145mm width, 75mm depth, 67mm high. Weight: 88 gms.

Victorian Antique Solid Silver set of Six Albany Pattern & Barley Twist Stem Spoons by William Hutton Victorian Antique Solid Silver set of Six Albany Pattern & Barley Twist Stem Spoons by William Hutton. A superb example of the sought after Victorian Albany Pattern solid silver tea spoons with barley twist stem and shell bowls. Each spoon carries identical hallmarks and are in an exceptionally fine condition. Near mint. Size: 105mm each spoon. Weight 64 gms. Date letter B for 1897. Lion for .925 purity of solid silver Leopard made in London. WS For William Hutton.

Victorian Antique Sterling Silver 1896 Master Open Salt with superb detailing made by prolific silversmith maker Thomas Hayes. Victorian Sterling Silver 1896 Master Open Salt with superb detailing made by prolific silversmith maker Thomas Hayes. As you can see this Victorian Salt is of the superior example which would have graced the finest tables of the aristocracy during the Victorian era. The workmanship is quite breathtaking still retains its original glass liner, which has been cracked and repaired. I personally would not replace this as it is the original Victorian blue glass liner and is still full of character the piece sits upon four large and applied eagles claws gripping four large silver balls. Once again i cannot empathise on the size of this master salt as it is very impressive. Condition of silver is near mint. Hallmarks are TH for maker Thomas Hayes, date letter m for 1896, lion for .925 purity of solid silver, anchor for Birmingham , Size 75mm long, 50mm high and 50mm wide. The weight including blue glass liner 110 gms. Superb and hard to find Victorian English Master Salt.

Victorian Antique Tiny Tot’s Treasure Book written by S W Partridge & Co 9 Paternoster Road, London, England. The book dates from the mid 1850’s. Victorian Antique Tiny Tot’s Treasure Book written by S W Partridge & Co 9 Paternoster Road, London, England. The book dates from the mid 1850’s. It is a Childs story book, one coloured illustration to the front “The little Gardeners” to the inside there are various stories and black and white illustrations such as punch and Judy, Neal & the snails etc. To the front page their is a pencilled inscription “Infant Sunday School, Gertrude Lawrence 1st price Christmas 1895, James Hohen Vicarage . Condition: The binding has wear but all pages are intact would make a great gift for a young child. Nice English Antique book , Tiny Tot’s are very collectable range.

Victorian Cased Set of Six Sterling Silver Apostle Spoons 1900 William Devenport Victorian Cased Set of six Sterling Silver Apostle Spoons 1900 William Devenport. A very nice boxed set of solid silver apostle spoons handmade by William Devenport in 1900. The box has a metallic outside finish to the inside, white silk to the top and black silk lining to the base. The silver spoons are fully hallmarked and have a beautiful barley twist shell and bowl, Hallmarks are as follows WD for William Devenport who produced his silver from 1893-1929, at Northwood Street, Birmingham, England, Anchor for Birmingham, lion for .925 Sterling Silver, date letter a for 1900. Would make a superb Christening gift. For the most part, these spoons were made individually Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. I have seen that people are now engraving the babies names onto the back of the spoon for Christenings or Communion Presents. Size: each spoon 104mm length, weight of silver only 40 gms.

Victorian Set of four Rat Tail Solid Silver Antique Tea Spoons A charming set of four Victorian Solid Silver Antique Tea Spoons, handmade by sought after Silversmith maker John Aldinckle & James Slater. The set were handmade in London England, during the reign of Queen Victoria Hallmarks: Lion for .925 purity of Silver, Makers Mark JA over JS for John Aldwinckle & James Slater, Date Letters G & H for 1882-1883 Queen Victoria's side Cameo Portrait, John Aldwinckle & James Slater produced their silver from 1879-1884, Jewin Crescent, EC London. All spoons are monogrammed to the handle, they have a superb rat tail design running through the entire set. Condition: one or two miniute tiny marks in the bowls here and there, near mint. Size: 100mm long, Total Weight of all three spoons: 44 gms

Victorian Solid Silver Antique Sugar Tongs London A very fine pair of Victorian Antique Sugar Tongs, dated 1849. By William Robert Smily, who produced his silver from 1842-1856 in London, England. The pair have a very fine highly polished silver finish and have classic fiddle & thread arms, has a superb monogramme to the end. Hallmarks are leopard for London, lion for purity of .925 Solid Silver, date letter o for 1849 and Queen Victoria side cameo portrait. William Robert Smiley died in 1858. Condition: close to mint, Size: 145mm long. Weight: 43 gms

Victorian Solid Silver Antique Apostle Sugar Tongs 1875 London Victorian Solid Silver Antique Apostle Sugar Tongs 1875, made by Henry Holland. He produced his silver from 1838-1870 in London, England. The pair have much detailing and a very fine highly polished silver finish the pair has no monogramme.The apostle is carrying a staff which indicates he is the Apostle St Phillip. For the most part, these tongs were made individually. Wealthy grandparents would buy one spoon or tong representing a babies "apostle" and it would be their Christening present. This spoon or tong would be used only by that person and it would be kept for life. The phrase "to be born with a silver spoon" stems from this tradition. Hallmarks are leopard for London, lion for purity of .925 Solid Silver, date letter u for 1875 and Queen Victoria side cameo portrait. Condition: mint, Size: 120mm long. Weight: 43 gms

Victorian Solid Silver Antique Creamer & Sugar Bowl by sought after Silversmith Maker Charles Stuart Harris A fine example of a Solid Silver Victorian Antique Creamer & Sugar Bowl with full matching hallmarks by sought after silversmith maker of the time Charles Stuart Harris, pieces by this silversmith maker are becoming very collectable and will be avidly collected in the future. The pieces as you can see have extensive embossed and hand applied workmanship, even to the underneath of the pieces there has been no expense spared. This would have graced the table of the wealthy Victorian Gentry of the time and would have been commissioned personally for use by them. The pieces have no monogramms and the creamer still has some of the original gold gilt remaining.Charles Stuart Harris specialised in the following areas creamers, sugar bowls, tea sets, coffee pots, basket, bowl, box, buckle, caster, flatware, ink stand & ink well, mug, mustard, napkin ring, salt, salver, sauce boat, tea caddy, tea service, tray. Hallmarks: Leopard for made in London, Lion for .925 purity of Solid Silver, Date letter L for 1886. CSH For maker and Queen Victoria's side Cameo Portrait. Condition: Excellent condition free from any major knocks, absolutely stunning from the Victorian era. Size: Sugar Bowl 82mm diam, 50mm high, Creamer 86mm wide, 60mm depth, 59mm high. Combined Weight:120 gms

Victorian Solid Silver Antique Fiddle & Thread Handled Set of Five Tea Spoons A good set of five Victorian Solid Silver Large and heavy Antique Tea Spoons, handmade by superb silversmith maker Charles Boyton. His work is well known through the Victorian Era, one only has to surf the internet for this maker, handmade in London, England, during the early Victorian era. Hallmarks: Lion for .925 purity of Silver, Leopard for handmade in London, Makers Mark CB, Date Letters P for 1850, Queen Victoria's side Cameo Portrait, Charles Boyton produced his silver from 1825-1875,and had his retail outlet in Hatton Gardens. All spoons are monogrammed to the handle, they have a superb fiddle and thread design. Condition: few surface marks other then that near mint.Size:125mm long, Total Weight of all five spoons: 79 gms

Victorian Solid Silver Antique Mustard Pot & spoon Queen Anne Style by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, dated 1889. Sheffield Victorian Solid Silver Antique Mustard Pot & spoon Queen Anne Style by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, dated 1889. Sheffield. A very fine example of a Queen Victorian 1889 Solid Silver mustard pot, the pot as you can see from the photos is in exceptionally good condition, it comes in the sought after Queen Anne half fluted style, the pot contains it’s original blue glass liner, Hallmarks are as follows J.B. for Thomas Bradbury & Sons Joseph Bradbury, Queen Victoria’s side cameo portrait, lion for .925 purity of solid silver and crown for made in Sheffield. The spoon I believe is much earlier and dates from around the early 1800’s alas it is not a mustard spoon but a sugar scoop I purchased this as a set and selling it likewise, the hallmarks on the spoon are faded, a very nice antique Victorian mustard pot. Condition: Close to mint with only minor surface wear, lid is tight. Size: 95mm width, 55mm depth, 67mm high. Length of spoon 90mm Combined Weight including liner and spoon: 185 gms. Weight of silver only: 93 gms.

Victorian Solid Silver Antique Sugar Tongs 1859 The Portland Co. A very fine pair of Victorian Antique Sugar Tongs, dated 1859. By The Portland Company, Francis Higgins III, who produced their silver from 1859-1862 in London, England. The pair have a very fine highly polished silver finish and have classic fiddle & thread arms, has a superb monogramme to the end. Hallmarks are leopard for London, lion for purity of .925 Solid Silver, date letter o for 1849 and Queen Victoria side cameo portrait. Condition: close to mint, Size: 145mm long. Weight: 43 gms

Victorian Solid Silver Sugar Bowl Queen Anne Style Here we have a very ornate Victorian Solid Silver Sugar Bowl in the sought after Queen Anne Half Ribbed Design. The piece is in a superb condition as you can see from the photos, it has a nice highly polished silver finish and has superb one tier design which runs down the full length of the handles. The piece was made in 1900 by James Deakin & Sons who produced their silver from 1883-1921 from Sidney Works, Sheffiled. A very sought after Queen Anne Style Victorian English Sugar Bowl. Hallmarks: JD over WD for maker, Lion for .925 Purity of Silver, Chester Mark and Date Letter R for 1900. Condition: Mint. Size: handle to handle 125mm, width 70mm, overhall height 65mm. Weight: 81gms

Victorian Sterling Silver 3 Piece Tea Set 1897 London, England A superb and very attractive antique Solid Silver Batchelors 3 piece tea set handcrafted to the highest standard as one would expect from the English Victorian Era. The tea set is in the desirable Queen Anne Style. The set was made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons,of London, England in 1897. They entered the Silversmith trade in 1891-1903. Hallmarks, lion for .925 purity of Sterling Silver, lion for made in London. Date letters B-C made in 1897-1898. The piece is hallmarked to all three items and inside of the teapot. A quality made set by respected silversmith Maker. Condition a few marks here and there but nothing serious. Weight 694gms. Size: Teapot 215m wide, 100 depth, 120mm height. Sugar bowl 160mm wide, 84mm depth, 90m heigh, Creamer 110mm wide, 63 depth, 95mm high.

Victorian Stunning Antique Solid Silver and Mother of Pearl Handled Fruit Knife dated 1891 made by J C Clark of Birmingham, England. Victorian Stunning Antique Solid Silver and Mother of Pearl Handled Fruit Knife dated 1891 made by J C Clark of Birmingham, England. As you can see from the photos it is in excellent condition, the mother of pearl handle to both sides in undamaged and has superb detailing this is of the larger size fruit knife, the blade has some surface marking and a tiny pin head kink to the tip, but very very hard to see, pieces like this are becoming very hard to find on the marking place, and also un-engraved. Hallmarks are as follows: date letter R for 1891. Anchor for made in Birmingham England. Queen Victoria’s Side Cameo Portrait and JCC for J C Clark the Silversmith who produced his silver from 1878. Condition, near mint. Size: Closed 86mm and fully opened 145mm.