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A late 19th century German unmarked silver and: A late 19th century German unmarked silver and guilloche enamel pill box / compact, probably Pforzheim circa 1899 Of rounded circular form with a hinged domed lid raised by a simple thumbpiece. The
0081: A late 19th century German unmarked silver andEst. £250-£350Lot Passed
An early 20th century continental unmarked silver and: An early 20th century continental unmarked silver and enamel compact, probably German circa 1910 Of rectangular form with rounded corners, with a suspension belcher chain. The front with a painted
0082: An early 20th century continental unmarked silver andEst. £600-£800Lot Passed
An early 20th century Norwegian silver and: An early 20th century Norwegian silver and plique-Ã -jour enamel tea caddy spoon, Bergen circa 1910 by Marius Hammer The egg-shaped bowl with a three-colour design of stylised flower heads against
0083: An early 20th century Norwegian silver andEst. £500-£800Lot Passed
An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silver: An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silver gilt and guilloche enamel cup and saucer, Bergen circa 1910 by Marius Hammer The pedestal cup with C scroll handle, the exterior with engine turned
0084: An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silverEst. £1,200-£1,600Lot Passed
Royal – A mid-20th century Norwegian guilloche enamel: Royal – A mid-20th century Norwegian guilloche enamel sterling silver beaker and stand, Olso circa 1966 by David Anderson The beaker of tapering cylindrical form, each with engine turned
0085: Royal – A mid-20th century Norwegian guilloche enamelEst. £1,000-£1,500Lot Passed
A late 19th century Austrian silver and enameled snuff: A late 19th century Austrian silver and enameled snuff box, Vienna circa 1870 by Hermann Ratzersdorfer (1845 - 1894) Compressed circular form with a pull off lid. The body with painted enamel scenes
0086: A late 19th century Austrian silver and enameled snuffEst. £800-£1,200Lot Passed
A late 19th century Austrian silver and enamel covered: A late 19th century Austrian silver and enamel covered cup, Vienna circa 1890 by Karl Rössler (active 1890-1908) The rounded bowl upon a baluster stem with spreading circular foot. The pull off
0087: A late 19th century Austrian silver and enamel coveredEst. £1,200-£1,600Lot Passed
An early 20th century Austrian unmarked silver and: An early 20th century Austrian unmarked silver and champlevé enamel figural table timepiece, probably Vienna circa 1910 The clock section formed as a desk upon lion paw feet with a young woman sat
0088: An early 20th century Austrian unmarked silver andEst. £4,000-£6,000Lot Passed
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A George III early 19th century unmarked gold mounted: A George III early 19th century unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell toothpick box, English circa 1820 Of rectangular form, gently bowed, the push-button release hinged lid set to the top with a
0089: A George III early 19th century unmarked gold mountedEst. £100-£150
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A George I / II unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell: A George I / II unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff box, English circa 1720-40 Of oval form, with unmarked gold thumbpiece and stand-away hinge section. The lid with engraved initials IY in
0091: A George I / II unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshellEst. £250-£350
A late 18th century French engine turned tortoiseshell: A late 18th century French engine turned tortoiseshell and unmarked gold mounted snuff box, circa 1780 Of circular form the hinged gently domed lid raised by a chased shell and scroll thumbpiece. The
0092: A late 18th century French engine turned tortoiseshellEst. £800-£1,200Lot Passed
A Louis XVI late 18th century French gold mounted: A Louis XVI late 18th century French gold mounted vernis martin and pique work snuff box, probably Paris circa 1775 Of circular form the pull-off lid with an inset graphite and watercolour on paper
0093: A Louis XVI late 18th century French gold mountedEst. £1,000-£1,500Lot Passed
A early-19th century German unmarked gold mounted: A early-19th century German unmarked gold mounted mother of pearl notebook / aide memoire, possibly Berlin circa 1820 Rectangular form, the side modelled as a book spine with engraved arabesque
0095: A early-19th century German unmarked gold mountedEst. £800-£1,200Lot Passed
A Louis XV mid-18th century French unmarked gold: A Louis XV mid-18th century French unmarked gold mounted shell composite snuff box, probably Paris circa 1770 Of circular form with pull off lid, with chased gold mounts of trailing quatrefoils. The
0097: A Louis XV mid-18th century French unmarked goldEst. £600-£800Lot Passed
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A Louis XV mid-18th century French 18 carat gold: A Louis XV late-18th century French 18 carat gold mounted portrait miniature inset snuff box, Paris 1772 by Pierre-Guillaume Sallot (active 1750-93)Of circular form with pull off lid, with chased
0098: A Louis XV mid-18th century French 18 carat goldEst. £800-£1,200
A rare early George III mid-18th century silver inlaid: A rare early George III mid-18th century silver inlaid lacquer snuff box, London circa 1760 Of oblong form with pinned silver-gilt hinge. The lid with an insert central elliptical cartouche
0099: A rare early George III mid-18th century silver inlaidEst. £1,000-£1,500Lot Passed
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A George II mid-18th century unmarked gold seal, circa: A George II mid-18th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1750 Of tapering hexagonal form, with engraved decoration of foliate scrolls. The carnelian seal intaglio cut with a portrait bust of
0100: A George II mid-18th century unmarked gold seal, circaEst. £250-£350
A George II silver nutmeg grater, London circa 1750 by: A George II silver nutmeg grater, London circa 1750 by David Field (Grimwade 3514) Of barrel form, with chased decoration of foliate scrolls, flower heads and foliage and rocaille, with ribbed
0102: A George II silver nutmeg grater, London circa 1750 byEst. £500-£800Lot Passed
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A George II unmarked silver and mother of pearl small: A George II unmarked silver and mother of pearl small snuff box, circa 1730 Of oval form with a stand-away hinge, moulded edges, the lid and base inset with panels of mother pf pearl. Length –
0103: A George II unmarked silver and mother of pearl smallEst. £150-£250
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A rare George I Britannia standard silver snuff box,: A rare George I Britannia standard silver snuff box, London 1716 by James Overing (reg. 7th October 1717) of plain oval form with stand-away hinge and moulded turned over rim. Fully marked to base,
0104: A rare George I Britannia standard silver snuff box,Est. £400-£600
A William and Mary silver miniature or toy wine taster,: A William and Mary silver miniature or toy wine taster, London circa 1690, maker’s mark only IC above a pellet Of plain circular form with applied twin handle. Engraved to the side with
0105: A William and Mary silver miniature or toy wine taster,Est. £800-£1,200Lot Passed
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A William and Mary unmarked silver patch box, circa: A William and Mary unmarked silver patch box, circa 1690 Of circular form with a pull off lid engraved with a flower encircled with an incised line. The lid and base sides with engraved herringbone
0106: A William and Mary unmarked silver patch box, circaEst. £250-£350
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A rare Charles II 17th century silver thread box,: A rare Charles II 17th century silver thread box, English circa 1680, makers mark only WP with two pellets above and one below in shaped punch (unascribed) Of circular form with reeded rims, the pull
0107: A rare Charles II 17th century silver thread box,Est. £300-£500
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A Charles I early 17th century unmarked silver counter: A Charles I early 17th century unmarked silver counter box ‘Sovereigns of England’, circa 1632 by or from the workshops of Simon and Willem de Passe Of cylindrical form, with pierced
0108: A Charles I early 17th century unmarked silver counterEst. £2,000-£3,000