Antique English sterling jug, Birmingham

DESCRIPTION: An antique English Birmingham 1906 William Hutton & Sons Ltd. sterling silver and cut glass claret handled jug. Marked with the sterling silver hallmarks by William Hutton & Sons Ltd , Bi

Antique English silver and cut glass decanter / jug / ewer. Hallmarked with marks for Birmingham, maker's marks for mappin & Webb, letter date for 1911. Approximate measurements: 8.5" H x 6" W x 5.25"

Fine piece of antique English sterling silver. Birmingham hallmark- appears to be Charles S. Green & Co. hallmark (worn). Weight: 83.41 grams / 2.68 OZT Measures: H 6 3/4" x L 2 1/2" x W 2 1/2"

Pair of George Nathan and Ridley Hayes English Sterling Silver Neoclassical, Grand Tour, Corinthian Column Candlesticks, Hallmarked Birmingham. Minor separation along seams of candlesticks, one has a

Antique English Birmingham Sterling Silver Mug 3 inches tall 3 troy ounces monogramed Chancey with etched work

Antique Birmingham English sterling silver Scottish Thistle belt buckle, England and Birmingham duty marks 1896, 37.5g., approximately 4.5 by 2.5 in.

Antique Birmingham English Sterling Silver Vase. Hallmarked. Balustrade form. Measures 3.25 inches in height.

Antique Ornate English Birmingham Sterling Heart Box 2 1/2 inches 1.9 troy ounces

A pair of antique Birmingham, English sterling silver with cobalt blue glass insert salt cellars, crafted circa 1899, having applied doves and beaded foot design. Each with impressed English marks. In

Antique Birmingham English Sterling Silver Footed Bowl. Ruffled edge serving bowl resting on three claw feet. Hallmarked on bottom with English marks. Measures 5.25 inches in diameter.

A pair of antique English sterling silver mounted and cut glass claret jugs,Sheffield silver hallmarks, letter date for 1919 and maker's marks H(BA)Limited. Approximate measurements: 10 7/8"H x 6 1/2"

Antique English Sterling Silver Pear Form Milk Jug made by Lionel A. Crichton, of Dublin and London. Stamped 'LAC' (Lionel Alfred Crichton), c. 1908. Scrolling Handle, raised on banded circular foot.

1- Antique English Deakin & Francis Small Sterling Lidded Jug 4". 2- Gorham Etched Glass Condiment Jar with Sterling Lid 4 3/4". 3- Antique Aesthetic Pairpoint Silverplate Aspic Slice Jelly Mold Serve

Antique English Sterling & Crystal Inkwell. Hallmarked for Birmingham, date letter T, makers initials HA. Measures 2.25 inches in height.

(2) Antique English sterling cigar humidors, c. 1903-1912, Birmingham, wood lined and base, hallmarked alongside, one with maker's stamp "G.M. Co.", the other maker's stamp rubbed, 2.75"h x 7.75"w x 5

Antique 19th Century, Victorian English Birmingham Sterling Silver & Tortoise Shell Pocket Watch Stand. Monogrammed "LS". Measures approx. - 3 1/2" high x 3" wide.

DESCRIPTION: Antique English Shoehorn. Stamped "Sterling B375" Along with Birmingham hallmarks. Weight:64 g. CIRCA: 20th ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: H:6.5" W:2" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot des

Ca. first quarter 20thC. Has a dent on the top. Otherwise good for a very rare Victorian object. Made by the silversmith Henry Matthews.

Antique English Sterling & Bloodstone Fountain Pen. English hallmarks for Birmingham, FW maker's mark for Francis Webb. Measures 4 inches in length.

Covered brilliant silver five pint tureen with lion passant and sterling mark to bottom of foot, Birmingham, England. Does not include spoon. Approximately 14.5" inches L, 7.75" W by 8" H. Total weigh

The first is a coin silver case with a heavily embossed stag. Possibly made by Leonard & Wilson. The second is an English silver case with a stag from Birmingham, 1903. No damage.Condition:(Excellent)

A grouping of four antique English silver boxes including a delicate hafl-barrel form footed hinged box, Birmingham hallmarks, letter date for 1902, maker's marks for Mappin & Webb ( Weight: 365g, 2.5

Antique English Sterling Silver Box. With wooden liner. Measures approx. - 2 1/2" high x 9" wide x 6 3/8" deep. Birmingham hallmarks on bottom. Have a similar item to sell? Contact us at i

The first is an English case, scene depicts man playing a banjo with two women. Tablet and pencil inside. Birmingham, 1908. The second is sterling with a cherub in a swan boat one on side and cherub w