A group of five George V silver trophies awarded for

CLB, London, 1928; typical form, with generous bowl, the foot with simple banded border, monogrammed, 6 3/8 in. H, 37.60 ozt.

A set of five George V silver Apostle teaspoons, Thomas Bradbury and Sons, Sheffield 1917, the finials each cast in relief with an Apostle, including The Master, St Matthias, St Jude, St James the Gre

A Group of Five George III Silver Sugar Servers Various Makers, 18th/19th Century comprising two sugar nips and three sugar tongs. each hallmarked for Sterling 7 ozt 3 dwt Length of longest 6 1/8 inch

Dated 1935-1981 A.D. Group comprising: George V, 1935, silver crown; Elizabeth II, coronation crown, 1953 (in case of issue), Churchill crowns; 1965 (3; 1 in presentation case); silver wedding anniver

An assembled group of five George III sterling silver tablewares Charles Price, London, 1826 Comprising an impressive sterling silver condiment stand, engraved with armorial crest in the form of an ea

Group of (8) Canada George V Silver Quarters

Farrier interest - A George V sterling silver ‘Cooke’s Cup’ trophy cup, Sheffield 1924 by Hammond, Creake & Co Formed as a horseshoe upon a pedestal circular base. Engraved wit

A GEORGE V LARGE SILVER 'FAT STOCK' TROPHY CUP by Kemp Brothers, Chester 1912, the plain goblet raised on a knopped stem issuing from a spreading circular foot, with presentation inscription dated 194

1900 FIVE CENTS, 1916 GEORGE V CANADAIAN SILVER DIME, 1915 FIVE CENT SILVER AND 1914 5 CENT SILVER. ESTIMATE: $50-$75

A George V Silver Miniature Five Piece Tea SetBirmingham (1940), most pieces with mark of Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, "Sterling" standard mark, includes a coffee pot, pitcher, creamer, sugar bowl, and

An assembled group of George III, Victorian, and George V sterling silver tablewares Various makers, London, Sheffield, and Birmingham, various dates ranging from 1783 to 1932 Comprising a sterling si

Dated 1816-1920 A.D. Group comprising: crown (George IV, 1821); halfcrowns (2, George V); florins (Victoria (2), George V); Shillings (George III (4), George IV, William IV, Victoria (16)). 194 grams

Group of English Silver Condiment Wares Comprising: A pair of George V silver bon bon wheel barrows, marked George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1907-1910 A pair of George V silver bunny placeholder

five with mark of Mappin & Webb, the sixth with untraced mark, Sheffield 1927/9, each circular bowl with decoratively pierced sides and flying scroll handle, raised on a stepped pedestal base and with

A GROUP OF SILVER, comprising an Edwardian silver oval box, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1902; a George V silver folding napkin ring, by Eugene Leclere, Sheffield 1928; and an Edwardian miniature

A GEORGE V SILVER TOAST RACK, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1935, of five-bar design. 7.5cm long, 1.5 troy ounces

A George V silver weighted lamp base, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1926, together with an Art Deco hallmarked silver five-bar toast rack, length of toast rack 10.5cm, weight of toast rack 88g/

A SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER HANDLED TEA KNIVES, by John Sanderson & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1921; A GEORGE V SMALL SILVER MUG, maker's mark T S, Birmingham 1934; A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, by

Large grouping of British Coins. 1- 1 1922 Great Britain United Kingdom UK King GEORGE V Silver Half Crown Coin. 2- 7 Great Britain BRONZE Coin - One Penny, 1916, 1920, 1925, 1927, 1948,1949, 1958. 3-

A George V Art Deco sterling silver and onyx diving / swimming trophy, London 1932 by B.D (untraced) Formed as a female swimmer in diving pose, upon an onyx base with two applied vacant plaques. Heigh

Dated 1819-1920 A.D. Group comprising: sixpences of George III (1), George IV (1), Victoria (14), Edward VII (3) and George V (2); threepences of Willaim IV (1), Victoria (14), Edward VII (1) and Geor

Dated 1918-1939 A.D. Group comprising: George V (3, 1918, 1926, 1929); George VI (4, 1937, 1939(3)). 9.76 grams total. (). By inheritance. Property of an Essex lady. [7, No Reserve]

Silver plated golf trophy, awarded by George M. McCandless in September, 1905 to the foursome of Rea, Shannon, McCandless and Moorhead Jr., three handles, engraved. John Moorhead Jr. was one of the fi

Six (6) Early English Pennies including 1897 Queen Victoria Penny and Five (5) King George V Pennies (1912, 1915, 1918, 1919 and 1921).