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A pair of silver ducks, London, 1992, Comyns of London, both realistically chased with feathers
A pair of silver ducks, London, 1992, Comyns of London, both realistically chased with feathers and webbed feet, the hen modelled preening its fea...
A George III R.C. & Co. patent extendable toast rack, by Roberts Cadman & Co., the extendable silver
A George III R.C. & Co. patent extendable toast rack, by Roberts Cadman & Co., the extendable silver plated six slice rack raised on four bun feet...
A George IV silver wine funnel, London, 1821, J. E. Terrey, in two sections, the straining section
A George IV silver wine funnel, London, 1821, J. E. Terrey, in two sections, the straining section with gadrooned border and side clip, 13.2cm lon...
An Edwardian silver biscuit tin, London, 1901, William Comyns, of oval form, the hinged lid repousse
An Edwardian silver biscuit tin, London, 1901, William Comyns, of oval form, the hinged lid repousse decorated with winged putti, the sides with p...
A pair of large Continental silver pheasants, with import marks for London, 1962, Israel Freeman &
A pair of large Continental silver pheasants, with import marks for London, 1962, Israel Freeman & Son, both realistically modelled with chased fe...
A Victorian pewter three-part jelly mould, with fruit design to lid, 14.5cm long, 11cm high,
A Victorian pewter three-part jelly mould, with fruit design to lid, 14.5cm long, 11cm high, together with a French pewter jug with side handle, 2...
A silver plated wine cooler, by Christofle, the underside signed ‘Gallia’, of plain cylindrical form with shell-shouldered swing handle and a ...
A cased set of mother of pearl handled silver fruit eaters, Sheffield, 1913, Cooper Brothers & Sons,
A cased set of mother of pearl handled silver fruit eaters, Sheffield, 1913, Cooper Brothers & Sons, comprising six each forks and knives, togethe...
A Georgian mahogany knife box, of serpentine form, designed with two-colour inlay, the interior
A Georgian mahogany knife box, of serpentine form, designed with two-colour inlay, the interior fitted for flatware, 36cm high Provenance: The est...
A Georgian urn-shaped mahogany knife/spoon box, line inlaid, the lid with acorn finial supported
A Georgian urn-shaped mahogany knife/spoon box, line inlaid, the lid with acorn finial supported by a central post and the interior designed with ...
A collection of thirty-eight copper jelly moulds, 19th century, mostly English, with various
A collection of thirty-eight copper jelly moulds, 19th century, mostly English, with various impressed numbers and letters, the largest 21cm high;...
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