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A very good quality, Vintage English Sterling Silver Cafe Au Lait Set made by Wakely & Wheeler, London and dating from c1960. They were was assayed in London, hallmarked with the maker's mark "W&W" for Wakely & Wheeler, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head London town mark and date letter. The coffee pot "e" for 1960/61, the jug "c" for 1958/59. They are in excellent condition (see photos). They measure approximately 9 1/2" inches (240mm) in height. The combined weight is 1325g/46.8oz. They are in excellent condition.

A very good quality, antique, early Victorian, English Silver Card Case made by Edward Smith, Birmingham and dating from c1850. The case is hallmarked with the maker's mark "ES" for Edward Smith, the Monarch's Head duty mark (Queen Victoria), the Lion Passant Sterling Silver mark, the Birmingham town mark and date letter "B" for 1850/51. The case has attractive engraving to both sides, the centre engraved with the initial "B" for the Bateman family. The case still holds some of the original calling cards with the name "M Bateman, Thornville". It is very good quality and in excellent condition. It measures 100mm x 70mm x 10mm. The weight is 61.7g/2.17oz/1.99ozt

A very good quality English Silver Coffee Pot made in London and dating from c1957. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark "MS&Co", the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head London town mark and date letter "b" for 1957/58. It measures 8" inches (205mm) in height and 4" inches (100mm) at the base. The weight is 556g/19.6oz. In excellent condition.

A very good quality English Silver Card Case made by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham and dating from c1875. The case is hallmarked with the maker's mark "CC" for Colen Hewer Cheshire, the Monarch's Head duty mark (Queen Victoria), the Lion Passant Sterling Silver mark, the Birmingham town mark and date letter "a" for 1875/76. The case has attractive engraving to both sides, the centre with a coronet on one side and the family crest to the reverse. It is very good quality and in excellent condition. It measures 100mm x 70mm x 10mm.

A very good quality Scottish Sterling Silver Coffee Pot made by the highly regarded firm of Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark "H&I" for Hamilton & Inches, the Scottish "thistle" sterling silver mark, the Edinburgh "castle" town mark and date letter "H" for 1963/64. It measures 9" inches (230mm) in height. The weight is 805g/28.4oz. In excellent condition.

An exquisite Antique, Mid Victorian, English Silver Presentation Snuff Box made by Frederick Marson, Birmingham. The box is hallmarked on the inside, the lid with the Monarch's Head duty mark (Queen Victoria), the maker's mark "F.M" for Frederick Marson, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Birmingham anchor town mark and date letter "Z" for 1874/75. The base having the Monarch's Head, the maker's mark "F.M" and date letter "Z" repeated. There is a very nice Scottish Interest Presentation Inscription on the lid of the box (see photos) "Coelum Non Animum Mutant Qui Trans Mare Currant, A small token of Affectionate Regards from Simon Mackenzie MA of Australia to Roderick Hay,Esquire, Banker, Invergordon Scotland May 1876." The Latin phrase translates to "Those who hurry across the sea change the sky [upon them], not their souls or state of mind". It measures approximately 80mm x 50mm x 18mm. The weight is 111.9g13.2g/3.94oz/3.59ozt.

George III, Scottish Provincial Silver "SHERRY" Wine Bottle Decanter Label, c1810 A good, Antique, Georgian, Scottish Provincial Silver Wine Label for "SHERRY" made by John Ewan, Aberdeen. It is marked with the maker's mark only "JoE" for John Ewan of Aberdeen. John Ewan is recorded as working in Aberdeen c1805 to 1821. It measures 32mm x 17mm. It is in good overall condition (possible old repair to bottom edge) - see photo

A very good, heavy gauge, Antique, Early Victorian, Scottish Silver Soup Ladle made by David McDonald, Glasgow and dating from 1846. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark "DMcD", for David McDonald, the Glagow town mark, the Scottish Lion Rampant silver mark, the date letter "B" for 1846/47 and the Monarch's Head (Queen Victoria) duty mark. There are engraved initials on the terminal. It measures approximately 14 1/2" inches (370mm) in length. The deep circular bowl 4" inches (105mm) in diameter. The weight is 269.2g/9.49oz/8.65ozt In excellent condition.

A very good Georgian Scottish Silver Soup Ladle made by Robert Gray (Glasgow) and dating from 1789. It is hallmarked with the maker's mark "RG", for Robert Gray, the Edinburgh "castle" town mark, the Scottish "thistle" silver mark, the date letter "J" for 1789/90 and the Monarch's Head duty mark. There is the initial "B" on the terminal. It measures approximately 14" inches (350mm) in length. The deep circular bowl 3 3/4" inches (95mm) in diameter. The weight is 169.1g/5.96oz/5.43ozt. In excellent condition.

A good English Silver Trinket or small jewellery Box made by Henry Matthews, Birmingham. The box is hallmarked on the underside with the maker's mark "HM" for Henry Matthews, the Lion Passant Sterling Silver mark and Birmingham town mark and date letter "o" for 1913/14. The box is supported on four small feet. It is good quality and in good condition, part of the rope chord around the top of the lining is frayed and become loose, a minor imperfection. It measures 62mm in diameter. The weight is 62.0g

A good quality, extremely nice English Sterling Silver Compact made by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham and dating from c1953. It is hallmarked on the side with the maker's mark "ABros" for Adie Brothers Ltd, the Lion Passant Sterling Silver mark and Birmingham town mark and date letter "D" for 1953/54. It is good quality and in good condition, complete with cloth pouch. It measures 64 x 64 x 8mm. The weight is 100.4g

A pair of antique, Victorian English Silver Candlesticks made J Sherwood & Sons Ltd, Regent Works, Regent Street, Birmingham and dating from c1899. They are hallmarked with the maker's mark "JS&S" for J Sherwood & Sons Ltd, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the anchor town mark for Birmingham and date letter "Z" for 1899/1900. The bases are "loaded". This is common with candlesticks where a heavier infill is added to the base in order to increase stability and to prevent them toppling over for obvious safety reasons. They measure approx. 7 1/4" inches (185mm) in height, the bases 3 1/2" inches (90mm) square. They are in reasonably good overall condition, but do have some imperfections There are dents around the rim of the base and one of them has some of the base infill missing from a corner on the underneath. Also one of the sconces has a number of indents.