Charles Tyrwhitt London Faberge Style Cufflinks

Vintage Circa 1970s London 18 Karat Yellow Gold Brutalist style Cufflinks. London hallmarks, stamped 18, maker's mark R&R. Purchased at Boucheron London Old Bond Street, circa 1970s. Measure 5/8" H, 7

Cohen & Charles London sterling silver Georgian style tea coffee pot, 1960. Wooden Handle. Cohen & Charles Sterling silver hallmarks to the side and interior of the rim. Weight Approx., 29.32 ozt Meas

Victorian Sterling Silver Large Smoking Stand Charles Boyton, London, 1896 In the Georgian style, with pierced scrolling three quarter gallery fitted with cigarette box, cigar cutter, two cigarette ur

A PAIR OF JEWELLED GOLD AND GUILLOCHÉ ENAMEL CUFFLINKS In the style of Fabergé, 2nd half 20th century Each oval terminal enamelled in translucent red over a wavy guilloché ground, applied with Impe

A VICTORIAN SILVER AND PARCEL-GILT SILVER BEAKER by Daniel & Charles Houle, London 1869, in 17th Century German style. 9.5cm high, 5.4 troy ounces

Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Dessert Baskets Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1897 In the Dutch Style, each oval with pierced floral decoration and applied foliate border. Length 7 1/4 inches (18.5

Russian Faberge 1903-1908 Moscow 56 (14K) Rose and White Gold, Rose Cut Diamond and Nephrite Jade Sphinx Cufflinks in Wartski London Presentation Box. Stamped with the mark of Carl Faberge and 56 stan

the silvered circular dial signed Chas. Frodsham, 27 South Molton St, London with Roman numerals and single winding hole, the bell top case with brass handle and bracket feet, the single-barrel timepi

A pair of silver Art Deco style cufflinks set with cabochon detail, hallmarked London 1994, maker C&B Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within descriptions. We are howeve

Charles Tyrwhitt Hand rolled silk scarf with 4 color block sections that have a reticulated Star pattern; red, blue, yellow, and navy. Scarf is signed. Measures 13 x 13 in. Made in LONDON Additional s

A Louis XVI Style Grey-Painted Marble-Top Demilune Cabinet 19th Century Height 38 1/2 x width 68 x depth 21 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach. Provenance Charles Saunders, London

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUG, by Edward Charles Brown, London 1876, of straight-sided tapering form with reeded handle, engraved in the style of Kate Greenaway with two girls at a window, further engraved w

early 20th century; W. Charles Tozer, London, demilune shaped top opening to green felt surface, carved apron, on tapered square legs, 31 in. H., 35 1/2 in. W., 17 1/2 in. D.

British, late 19th/early 20th century, label for “W. Charles Tozer... London”, oval frame with figured veneers and hoof feet, upholstered slip seat, 16 x 20 x 17 in. 

"Unexplored Syria, Visits to The Libanus, The Tulul El Safa.....", by Richard F. Burton and Charles F. Tyrwhitt Drake, complete in two volumes. Tinsley Brothers, London, 1872. Half bound with marbled

This collapsible line drier is marked on one of the brass arms "C. Farlow Co. Ltd London". Oak paddle style base with two brass sliding rings to attach a reel. A Very Good - Very Good plus example.

A set of four Victorian Britannia standard silver 17th century style square candlesticks by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1875 20 cm high, 1670 grams

London Georgian Baroque Style Sterling Ovoid Scalloped Bowl on 4 feet with 2 handles, the side with Sterling Lion, London Lion Head and mark for 1899, the maker's mark rubbed (possibly Charles Stuart

By Charles Boyton & Sons, London, 1890, the whole with swirled lobes, the stand engraved with Gothic-style monogram. [Total H: 5 3/4"; Stand Dia: 9 1/2"]. Some surface wear to each component; would be

A Victorian Britannia standard silver coffee pot, London 1880 by Charles Stuart Harris In the George I style, of tapering octagonal form with a panelled spout opposite a wooden C scroll handle pinned

A pair of George V sterling silver condiment vases, London 1913 by Charles Stuart Harris Each in the George III style, of urnular form upon a spreading square form base, upturned twin C scroll handles

Two painted cast iron doorstops One "London Royal Mail" coach in style of Charles Tuteur and one figure of gentleman in suit with briefcase and hat, unmarked Approx. height of coach 7", approx. height

True 1850 First Edition First Issue w/Issue Points of Dickens David Copperfield; Bradbury & Evans, London; Rebound by Bayntun-Riviere w/Cosway-style, Currie Miniature Painting Dickens, Charles; “Dav

Charles Dickens' "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" in six magazine-style issues issued by Chapman & Hall, London, 1870. The September 1870 issue has eighteenpence price pasted on top. Green stiff wrappers.