A Victorian silver vinaigrette by David Pettifer, Birmingham, 1853 (5)

Two rectangular examples by David Pettifer, Birmingham, 1854; one has scalloped edges, criss-cross pattern, central cartouche with no monogram, floral lid handle, the grille with pierced and etched fl

A pretty Victorian silver caddy spoon by Hilliard & Thomason, hallmarked Birmingham 1853. Cast grape vine handle with gilt bowl embossed with grapes and grape leaves. 5.25" (13.3cm). Please note that

A Victorian scent / perfume bottle / flask with silver top and gilt floral detail hallmarked Birmingham 1893 maker David & Lionel Spiers. In fitted Case. The bottle approx. 5" long

(lot of 8) English sterling silver flatware, including: (3 piece) Victorian youth service, George Unite, c.1853, Rococo style hollow handles, Birmingham hallmarks, (one) knife, 5.75"l, (one) fork, 5"l

A Victorian silver Vinaigrette hallmarked Birmingham 1871 maker Hilliard & Thomason. Approx. 1" wide

A Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1851 by Nathaniel Mills of rectangular form with rounded corners. The lid with a central cartouche of three C scroll engraved with initials JAR, ot

A Victorian sterling silver novelty vinaigrette, Birmingham 1841 by Taylor and Perry Modelled as a book, engine turned decoration, the front with a rectangular cartouche engraved with initials CFCA in

Early Victorian silver vinaigrette made in Birmingham in 1845 by Edward Smith. Retailed by James Robinson, NYC. In good condition.

A LATE VICTORIAN CRESTED SILVER SALVER. Birmingham 1897. 5.7 oz. 16 cm wide.

AN ANTIQUE SILVER VINAIGRETTE. Birmingham 1808. 19 grams. 3.5 cm x 2.5 cm.

Three Victorian sterling silver vinaigrettes, one rectangular, 1 5/8" x 1 1/8", floral design, engraved initials RMK, removable grill, English hallmarks; one fancy shape with elaborate engraving, 1 7/

Two 19th century sterling silver objets de vertu, comprised of a Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette by Nathaniel Mills hallmarked Birmingham 1840, weighing 22 grams, together with a late 19th centu

A sterling vinaigrette Birmingham 1839, maker Francis Clark. Decorated with overall engraved design .Interior fitted with an elaborate grill. Length 4 cm, weight 25 gm

A Victorian silver vinaigrette with engraved and decoration and gilded interior. Hallmarked Birmingham 1854 maker Thomas Dones. 1 3/4"x 1 1/4'"

A Victorian silver vinaigrette with engraved decoration opening to reveal grille within, hallmarked Birmingham 1877, maker Colen Hewer Cheshire. Approx. 1 1/2" wide

A Victorian silver vinaigrette with engraved decoration opening to reveal grille within, hallmarked Birmingham 1877, maker Colen Hewer Cheshire. Approx. 1 1/2" wide

A lovely Victorian rectangular sterling silver vinaigrette, made by George Unite & Sons, a fine silversmith from Birmingham. The vinaigrette has markings in the interior of its lid and also on the ins

Maker/Designer: Edward Smith Origin: England Date/Period: 1846 Silver Purity: 925 Size: 1.25" long Hallmarks: Birmingham 1846 Condition: excellent, no repairs, no dents or damage A rare early Victoria

Victorian sterling silver vinaigrettes (2), each with machine turned decoration and gold washed interiors featuring pierced scrolling foliate grilles. A rectangular example, Birmingham, 1850, by Natha

4 objets de vertu. Includes 1 Victorian Sterling and gilt silver vinaigrette box, hallmarked for Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, mid 19th century, with repousse musical scene to top, 2"W; 1 Victorian ste

Antique Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, parcel gilt interior, hallmarked and marked for Edward Smith, Birmingham, England, circa 1850s. 0.25" H x 1.25" W x 0.75" D. Approx. 0.44 ozt.

A 19th Century English Victorian Silver Tea Caddy. Goldwash interior. Exterior bears hallmarks of Birmingham, 1896 3.5" x 3.5" x 2.75" Wt: 3.4 ozt

and Cover, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1853, Edward Smith, of shaped rectangular form, inscribed in cartouche 'To//John Marshall Esquire//From the Members of the Derwent Cricket Club//in testimony of thei

Two Victorian sterling silver gobletsvarious makersfourth quarter 19th centuryOne Henry Holland, London, 1879, the other David & Lionel Spiers, Birmingham, 1884larger height 7 3/8in (19cm); diameter 3