SILVER. Antique English Silver Chatelaine.

Both are circa 1870. The first is silver plated, highly embossed, with dogs on the hook with three accessories; thimble holder, pin cushion, and scissor holder (no scissors). The second is a sterling

The first is .800 silver with a floral motif. The second is gold gilt with two medallions. No damage. Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:Largest: 3" x 1 - 1/2". Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: Large

Antique English Sterling Silver Vesta Case Pendant or Chatelaine / Watch Chain Accessory. English hallmarks for Birmingham. Measures 1.75 inches in length.

Antique English Sterling Silver Vesta Case Locket Pendant or Fob / Chatelaine Accessory. With English hallmarks. Hand engraved. Measures 1.5 inches in length.

Antique English Sterling Silver Vesta Case Locket Pendant or Fob / Chatelaine Accessory. With English hallmarks. Hand engraved. Measures 1.5 inches in length.

Antique Victorian Sterling silver Chatelaine. Features four tools including two bottles, one hinged pill box, and a retractable pencil, hanging from a wrought silver clip with art nouveau style. All w

The first is an unusual silver French Chatelaine with four accessories; hinged Dragons lidded compact, pencil, mirror, and lipstick holder (mechanical). The second is a tablet. The third is a Chatelai

Lot includes: sterling silver ships wheel Chatelaine holder; sterling silver thimble; purse hook; Ketcham & McDougal hook on a retractable chain; four pairs of scissors; double sided enamel booklet; a

Lot includes: sterling silver purse hook; two sterling silver floral tablets; shell tablet; sterling silver compact; sterling silver pencil; sterling silver stamp box; sterling silver pill box; sterli

The first is a sterling silver, gilt. Marked "Christmas '97" with two tablets and a mechanical pencil. The second is gilt with five accessories; celluloid tablet, book, purse with coin slot, lipstick

With shell design to border, and etched scroll form decoration to interior of tray. City mark of Birmingham, maker's mark of Elkington & Co., and date letter of 1910. Total approx. weight is 151.47 tr

An exceptional late Georgian early Victorian period English silver footed cup executed in the repousse style with an interior gold wash. This cup features an acanthus leaf and shell scroll feet, centr

Includes a 2-tier English silver openwork chatelaine decorated with putti and scrollwork - Birmingham, maker's mark of L.S., and a date letter of 1890. Chatelaine is suspending (7) various accoutremen

English silver mounted cut glass decanter with hinged lid and scrolling incised decoration. Sheffield, 1900, William & George Sissons. Together with a silverplate mounted pitcher. From a New Roche

An assembled grouping of (8) English silver plates. (2) plates bear different English hallmarks stamped verso, (1) plate bears partial Irish hallmarks stamped verso, and (5) plates bear illegible part

Hook hallmarked for Samuel Jacob. With a mix of accessories: compact, Georgian scissors, vesta case and a whistle.

Silver Chatelaine, probably 18th century. Includes: box with sewing tools, thimble and more. Decorated with reliefs of figures and shells and gilded. Length: 15 cm. One of the sewing tools is missing.

Dutch Antique Silver chatelaine Of fancy link chains, the plaque of floral design, suspending two fobs and watch key; c. 1834 Silver 9 in; Gross weight 34.9 dwts This work will ship fr

An English Silver Chatelaine Scent Bottle, Birmingham, 1903, Having jade inlay and hallmarks. H: 2 1/8 W: 1 1/2 D: 1/2 in.

(6) Antique silver chatelaine compact group. Largest measures 2 5/8" length. (All piece are marked, see photos).

English silver antique car form cigar holder. With Birmingham city stamps, maker's mark of Marks & Cohen (Walter Henry Marks & Samuel Tobias Cohen), date letter of 1911. Total approx. weight is 35.22

A RARE LARGE ANTIQUE ENGLISH SILVER AND CUT GLASS CENTREPIECE with acanthus feet. Sheffield 1922. 60 cm x 32 cm.

SIGNED THOMAS GREEN LIVERPOOL ~ HALLMARKS INSIDE THE CASE ~ PLEASE SEE PHOTOS

Scroll ends, pad feet. Paul Storr, London 1808. 6 troy oz. 4"W X 2.5"D X 2H