Hallmarked Silver Presentation Hampshire Regiment Menu Holder

A Victorian silver menu holder with heraldic phoenix decoration hallmarked London 1883, maker Thomas Jones. Approx. 3 3/4" high

An Edwardian novelty silver menu holder modelled as a fox head mounted on a crossed riding crops upon a semi-circle base. Hallmarked William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1906. Width of base measuring

Here we have a wonderful Victorian antique cigarette / cheroot holder crafted in hallmarked sterling silver, and complete with an amber stem. It comes housed in a hard presentation case . Please note

An early 20th century Burmese silver menu holder, Rangoon circa 1910 Formed as a Kinnari upon a pierced domed base. Height – 9 cm / 3.5 inches Weight – 83 grams / 2.67 ozt

FEC RY International Silver Menu Holder - Tag no. 7148

A Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad silver menu holder with side logo. This is an unusual design where the menu slides between two "prongs". It measures 3 1/4" diameter and is about 5 1/2" tall.

A Pennsylvania Railroad silverplate menu holder. This holder has a rectangular shape. It has a prominent Pennsylvania Railroad keystone logo on one side. The front has 2 pencil holders. It measures 6"

Southern Pacific International Silver Menu Holder - Tag no. 7151

A New York Central Railroad silverplate menu holder. This holder has a dome shaped top. It has large NYC embossing on one side. One side has 2 pencil holders. It measures 6" wide and 5" tall. One base

A New York Central Railroad silver plated menu holder. It has the standard NYC marking on the side. It is a dome shape measuring 6" across and 5" tall. It has pencil holders on one side (with the NYC

Seaboard International Silver Menu Holder

A New York Central Railroad silverplate menu holder. This holder has a dome shaped top. It has large NYC embossing on one side. One side has 2 pencil holders. It measures 6" wide and 5" tall. One base

Engraved in top "President's Award...". With medals in the interior. Width 16 cm. (6.25 in.) Total approx. weight 800 g.

International Silver Co. Chicago & North Western Railway Silver Menu Holder Chicago & North Western Railway Silver Menu Holder bottom marked Silver Soldered C.&.N.W.R.Y. International Silver Co. 05073

Bottom marked silverplate menu holder for the Chicago & Northwestern. Piece is marked "C&NW System INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO SILVER SOLDERED 05073" with 1951 date mark. size: 6" x 4.5"t.

Marked Sterling Silver Menu Holder, inscriptions read ‘Pat Pending -W- Sterling’, measures 4 7/8 inches tall x 2 7/8 inches wide, weight: 1.81 ozt, surface wear and tarnishing to piece, Marked, st

A CASED SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN FISHING FLY SILVER MENU HOLDERS comprising an assortment of colourful salmon flies behind round glasses, total app weight 118g - by Grey & Co, Birmingham, 1906-07. (4.5cm

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE VI CORONATION CROWN SILVER MENU HOLDERS on shaped plain bases - weight 82g - Maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1936-37. (3cm height, 4cm across base.)

A SET OF FOUR LATE VICTORIAN CORONATION CROWN ON CUSHION DOUBLE SIDED SILVER MENU HOLDERS with wire edge borders and tied tassel feet, gross weight 50g, possibly by Saunders & Aguilar, Birmingham 1901

A BOXED SET OF FOUR LATE 19TH CENTURY MONKEY AND DRUM SILVER MENU HOLDERS depicting a monkey playing the drums amongst scrolling leafage, total approx weight 92g - by Brook & Son, Edinburgh, 1899 - in

A cased set of Edwardian and later silver menu holders, A cased set of Edwardian and later silver menu holders, four marked London 1908, with two later examples, retailed by J C Vickery, each modelled

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE V SILVER MENU HOLDERS, by G Brace & Co Ltd, London 1911 and 1912, depicting game birds, cased. 4cm wide, 2.3 troy ounces gross

A SET OF THREE FOX AND GATE SILVER MENU HOLDERS with hinged back supports, total approx weight 101g - by Laurence Emanuel, J.H.Bourden-Smith Ltd, Birmingham, 1902-07 (6.5cm across)

A SET OF SIX PRINCE OF WALES SILVER MENU HOLDERS the three feather and crown crest mounted on circular bases, total approx weight 100g - by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1902. (3cm wide)