CASED MINIATURE SILVER HALLMARKED TOBY JUG.

A superb English silver hallmarked Toby jug standing at just under 3 inches in total height. Fine detail to the jug especially the face. Silver hall marks for Birmingham 1911 with makers initials. Complete with original black leatherette box with Jersey retailers name. Superb miniature. [Condition: Near Mint]  read more

Code: 1523

LARG SILVER ART NOUVEAU TWO HANDLE BOWL.

A superb large silver bowl sitting on large pedestal base complete with two decorative handles, very art nouveau in design. Height 9 inches, it would make a very nice table center. Silver hallmarks for London 1915 with makers initials G.W. [Condition: Mint]  read more

Code: 1515

LARGE ENGLISH SILVER PUNCH BOWL.

This superb quality and important presentation art nouveau English silver hall marked punch bowl was presented in 1903 to one of the leading ceramic stonware artists working at the Doulton factory in London. This is a very large and impressive punch bowl measuring 12 inches wide, the complete circumference of the bowl is decorated with very attractive art nouveau designs. The large plaque to t...  read more

Code: 1502

SUPERB QUALITY SILVER SPIRIT HIP FLASK.

The surface of this fine flask is totally covered in fine decorative floral chasing, the obverse center of the flask features the owners initials and date, JUNE 5TH 1893. Complete with original hinged lid. The obverse and reverse side's of the flask have a matching set of silver hall mark, Birmingham 1891 and makers mark S & I. The condition is amazing with almost know wear. [Condition: Mint]  read more

Code: 1494

LARGE VICTORIAN HALLMARKED SILVER SALVER.

A very attractive English Victorian large silver salver by Elkington & co standing on three decorative feet. The salver's obverse side is almost totally engraved with various attractive and decorative designs and with a foliage border. The reverse side of the salver features a full set of English silver hall marks for Birmingham 1885 and the FE makers mark for Frederick Elkington.A very nice Vi...  read more

Code: 1488

SILVER PLATED HAMILTON STAND.

A good Victorian silver plated stand that will hold one hamilton bottle. Difficult to find now. The bottle shown in the last photograph is for display only and it is not included in the price. [Condition: Near Mint]  read more

Code: 1476

FINE DECORATIVE ENGLISH SILVER HALL MARKED SALVER.

English silver hallmarked Victorian salver by Frederick Elkington of Birmingham and dated 1871.A good large drinks salver with decorative fretwork foliage border with ancient classical designs probably of Greek inspration, the designs include ancient warriors, archers, lovers, workers, lions and horses. The center of the salver is engraved with an attractive scrolled decoration. A very nice att...  read more

Code: 1456

15CT GOLD WW1 MILITARY BROACH / BADGE.

A superb gold and enamel British Royal Artillery Regimental broach. This military badge features the design of an artillery gun, motto and Kings crown. Reverse side features high quality pin and hook and gold stamping for 15ct gold. These broaches were usually given by serving British army officers to there wife, mother or sweetheart. Plated metal and silver types are fairly common but gold ex...  read more

Code: 1449

DOULTON ROYAL COMEMORATIVE BEAKER.

Queen Victoria 1897 Royal Jubilee commemorative beaker. Blue beaker with decorative floral border of Scottish thistles, English rose and Irish clover. Two large medallions to front depicting the young and old Queen Victoria profiles and dates 1837-1897.Doulton Lambeth pottery stamp to base with artist initials LB and model number. [Condition: Mint]  read more

Code: 1439

ENGLISH HALL MARKED SILVER NOVELITY INK WELL.

A superb and finely detailed silver novelty inkwell modeled as a miniature coal box standing on four small silver feet. When the top handle of the box is lifted it reveals a glass ink well, the lower compartment can also be opened and this reveals a small compartment possibly for the storage of spare pen nibs. The coal box has English silver hall marks for Birmingham 1901 and makers initial TW....  read more

Code: 1430