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Extremely rare silver Scottish provincial teaspoon by John McIver of Fochabers In fiddle pattern the spoon has a clear mark for John McIver and the capital letter A in script
Scottish provincial silver teaspoon Aberdeen by James Pirie Marked with A B D and JP struck three times Good marks Fiddle pattern
Solid silver ornate and very pretty belt buckle made in Birmingham in 1900 by Deakin and Francis Decorated with birds shells fish and the face of the green man all
Solid silver ornate and very pretty belt buckle made in Chester in 1897 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders James Francis Hollings Frank Shepherd Decorated with flowers shells leaves and the
A lovely plain silver double full sovereign case in good order by William Neale and hallmarked in Chester in 1902 Closes well The sovereign holders are both well sprung The
Scottish provincial Dundee silver teaspoon by John Austen active c 1824 - 1830 Marked with the word AUS over TEN and the Dundee pot of lilies town mark struck three
Fabulously rare Scottish provincial Wick silver tablespoon by John Sellar active c 1825 in excellent condition and made of good quality heavy gauge silver Marked with the word Wick and
Scottish provincial silver teaspoon with a good tip to the bowl with engraved single initial S in script to terminal Marked with the makers mark of WS for William Scott
Silver teaspoon by William Ferguson from circa 1830 in fiddle pattern Rare Scottish provincial silver marked with the Scottish thistle Elgin and the sponsors mark of WF No visible repairs
Set of 6 Perth hallmarked fiddle pattern silver teaspoons Each is stamped twice RR K and also stamped twice with the Perth town mark Good clear hallmarks on each spoon
Silver sauce or cream ladle made by Mappin and Webb and hallmarked in Sheffield in 1933 In good antique condition with a lovely patina the ladle is made of good
Pair of fiddle pattern silver tablespoons by William Eley hallmarked in London 1831 The spoons are in good antique condition with a lovely antique patina They have not been over
Superb French bronze by Leon Pilet 1836 - 1916 called the Falconer or Le Fauconnier This is a bronze statue of a falconer holding his arm aloft as the falcon
A very nice Dublin hallmarked Irish silver bowl Hallmarked in Dublin in 1921 Made and retailed by West and Son of Grafton Street in Dublin It has a very lovely
Natural pearl brooch set in substantial 14k gold and interspersed with balls of gold the larger one being decorated with a spun effect The pearls are of the finest
Silver open faced Waltham Traveller pocket watch with a seconds dial clean enamel face and tinted glass Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1913 The watch is open faced with a stem-winding
Beautiful silver spoons with thistle enamelterminals in greens and purples Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1914 and made by William Hair Haseler who worked closely with Archibald Knox and Arthur Lasenby
Lovely silver mote spoon with rat tail and attractive piercing work In Britannia silver This is an fairly early example The Britannia mark is clear but the other marks are
Set of 6 York silver table forks by James Barber and William Whitwell In fiddle pattern these all carry a full set of clear hallmarks Good tines Each bears inscribed
Set of six Victorian silver pedestal salts with gilded insides made by William Hutton in 1868 with matched spoons which are also gilded on their bowls Perfect as individualsmall sauce
A lovely jam or preserve spoon in good order with a intricately engraved bowl hallmarked in Chester in 1911 The handle is also beautifully decorated with feather edging and more
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