Two English silver vases

Trumpet form with cobalt blue and green glass liners. 14.2 cm (5 5/8 in.)

Two English Silver Mounted Glass Articles and an American Silver Powder Box The powder box marked 'Sterling'. The articles comprising: A vase, marked London A perfume bottle and stopper, marked Birmin

Two Sterling Silver Vases: Birmingham English Sterling Paneled Vase Made by W. Neale & Son 1907 is 5 1/2"T. Currier & Roby Tapering Vase with Ruffled Rim, Ca. 1900-1943 is 10"T. Monogrammed. Weighted

London 1815 William Fountain, with a pear-shaped body chased with c-scrolls and flowers, with two vacant reserves; together with an English silver rectangular box with Bombe sides, Chester 1895, chase

Two Darlington English cobalt blue crystal vases. Featuring fine fluted round shaped bodies, and sterling silver mounted bottoms. Retaining original Darlington sticker on larger of two, and both vases

A Group of English Silver Articles various makers and dates, comprising two chambersticks, a pair of bottle holders, a standish with two glass inkwells, six demitasse spoons and a weighted bud vase.

Comprising of a green bohemian glass vase with a silver stand; and an English Wedgewood vase. H: 6 in.

Royal Worcester (English). Two vases mounted as lamps. Fine quality English porcelain in moon flask shape with matte black glaze. Decorated with gold and silver flora, insect and bird designs in the J

Includes four English brandy warmers various makers, Oneida silver plated creamer and sugar, 3pc tea set Ellis Barker 10" tray and two stem flower vases. All used and as shown condition, see photos fo

Including vase, jar, salt & pepper set, two pillboxes, and two spoons. Including Denmark, Michelsen, Mappin & Webb, English.

Mark of Adie Bros., London, 1923; with wood handles. 9 1/4 x 8 x 4 1/4 in., 47.5 oz. approx. gross weight.

Two English Silver Gadrooned Dishes, London, 1801, lightly scalloped forms with gadrooned rims, with makers mark IM, each engraved with a Unicorn crest and motto ' Virtus Secura Sequettir' eng

Two English Silver Teapots and a Muffineer The first teaport mark of Peter & John Bateman, London, 1790; the second teapot possibly marked for Richard Gardner, lacking city and date marks; the muffine

London, both with Monteith style: one with lion and ring handles, marks for Z. Barraclough & Sons, 1900, 5-1/4 x 8-3/4 in.; one without ha

Two English sterling silver mounted clear glass claret jugsC & F, Birmingham and Horace Woodward & Co, London1901 & 1890the larger height 8in (20cm); length over handle 6 1/2in (16.5cm); width 4 1/2in

Two incised and monogrammed goblets. [6 3/4" H x 3 3/4" Dia]. 14.9 ozt inclusive.

Two English silver serving trays. J.P. & E.W., London. Having a shaped gadroon border with crest. Hallmarked to undersides. Length: 13 in. Total weight: 40.665 oz. t. (weighable sterling silver)

Two English Silver Goblets The First by Horace Woodward, Birmingham, 1871; The Second by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1875 each hallmarked for sterling 12 ozt 15 dwt gross Height of first 7 1/4 in

London, one oval with reed and ribbon border, acanthus feet, marks for William Comyns and Sons, 1897, 1 x 13 x 9-3/4 in.; one round with reeded feet, marks for Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd., 194

Comprises a large hand-hammered round silver vase with stepped ring base [13 1/2 x 11 (dia) inches], together with a chased silver vase [5 1/2 x 4 (dia) inches]. 77 ozt.

Two English silver and enamel pieces: cigarette case decorated in chinoiserie style, a seascape to each side, one with boats and the other with a crane, the silver-gilt interior bearing the mark of H.

Two sterling silver bases, weighing 23.3 ozt. Dimensions: 6" H x 4" ⌀; 

Two English Silver Serving Pieces Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1900 Alexander Clark & Co., Birmingham, 1909 comprising an epergne with reticulated baskets, and a sweetmeat oval bowl. Weight 19 ozt L

Two English Silver Ladles and an American Silver Ladle Late 18th and Late 19th Century comprising a shell-shaped example by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1896; a shell-shaped example by Thomas Ellis or Th