Cruet, England, 1874, maker's mark

Edwardian English silver centerpiece bowl, Letter dated 1906, Chester, England, maker's mark of George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, sterling silver, the hand-hammered high-footed bowl chased with repousse h

Edwardian sterling Art Nouveau bottle coasters, Letter dated 1907, Sheffield, England, maker's mark of Roberts & Belk, retailed by Sussex Goldsmiths Co. Brighton, cylindrical in shape with flared rims

Davey & Co. London Ltd ship's lantern. Made in London, England. Maker's mark on the lantern. 14"h (handle down) x 8 3/8"w x 5 1/2"d. Weight: 6lbs

A 19th C English sterling silver footed bowl with hinged handle, the bowl with foliate decoration, raised on four feet. Hallmarked to body: London, 1874, maker's mark rubbed. Dia. of bowl: 16.7 cm (6

A MASONIC BALL CHARM/PENDANT designed as a ball formed of hinged segments, opening to reveal a cross of pyramids engraved with masonic symbols, stamped MADE IN ENGLAND, maker's mark JHW, no assay mark

2 Victorian Sterling Silver Toast Racks, Oval rack is London, 1874, makers mark "H.H.", spade shaped rack is London, 1847 made by James Edwards. [9] (2 pcs.)(HART6308/2)(PR)Dimensions: 6-7" L

A collection of eight antique woodworking tools, including three levels, each stamped with New England maker marks, wooden mallet, two planers, a caliper with original box, and a Keuffel & Esser Co. N

A fine pair of 9K gold and enamel cufflinks. Gold hallmarks, Sheffield, England, maker's marks H & V for Hewett & Voller, also stamped Asprey (retailed by). Overall weight of the pair, 9 grams.

1985, Modeled by Peggy Davies, Made in England, Makers mark on base, Measures 8 x 6 1/2 x 5 1/2in.

Shaker, England, 1905, maker's mark William Comyns & Sons, London, sterling silver 925/000, round domed foot, short shaft, ovoid body, shaker with rod aperture, h. 11 cm, approx. 62 g

Carafe with silver mounting, England, 1919, maker's mark Walker & Hall, Sheffield, sterling silver 925/000, flat hinged lid, curved ribbon handle, body clear glass with cut decoration, h. 26 cm

Art Deco teapot, England, 1930, maker's mark Viner's Ltd, Sheffield, sterling silver 925/000, round domed stand, angular body, wooden handle on the side, hinged hinged lid with wooden knob, overall h.

Table bell, England, 1894, maker's mark Horace Woodward & Co., Ltd., London, sterling silver 925/000, leg handle, h. 17 cm, gross weight 255 g

2 Reticulated Silver Baskets, Dutch & Birmingham England 1898, maker's mark HM. 22.03 ozt (RICH2111/2)(WT) Dimensions: English heart shape 11" x 9", basket 3" H without handle, 8 1/4" dia. Property fr

Rectangular lidded box, England, 1913, maker's mark Asprey & Co., Ltd., London, sterling silver 925/000, gilt interior, straight form, hinged lid, wall with engraved decoration, lid set with oval agat

William Plummer, English sterling silver pierced, engraved and chased fish server, hallmarked: "WP / London / England / 1782," maker's mark on handle, 18th century. 11.5" L. Approx 4.35 ozt inclusive

Chalice, England, 1943, maker's mark Herbert Alvin Watts, London, sterling silver 925/000, round stepped stand merging into the shaft, shaft with central mode, tulip-shaped dome, wall with hammered de

Pair of candlesticks, England, 1965, maker's mark Israel Freemann & Son Ltd., Birmingham, sterling silver 925/000, square stepped stand, shaft and spout in the shape of Corinthian columns, filled, h.

Each of these sweet little bowls measure from 2" to 2.5" tall. All appear to be stoneware. Each has a different painted element, one is marked Made in England, unknown maker mark.

Round bowl, England, 1919, maker's mark James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, sterling silver 925/000, on 3 feet, domed base, rim with openwork decoration, Ø 15 cm, approx. 190 g

A cartouche shaped form decorated in repousse with a country scene, London, 1874, with maker's mark SC for Stuart Clifford (.97 oz. troy) the second of rectangular form decorated in repousse with a pa

Russian Cigar Box reversed malachite with hinged lid and figured wood interior, late 19th Century, marked Made in England, additional maker's marks are hard to decipher, 3.75 x 7 x 8.75 inches, Proven

5 Silver handled canes, 4 marked sterling, 1 marked "London England 1915" makers mark obscured. 1 walking stick with metal collar, missing tip. Tallest: 36 1/2" H.

6 PC. BISHON & STONER & NIPPON CHINA: Four pieces of Bishop & Stonier cobalt & gilt decorated Bisto Ware china each having "Bisto England" caduceus makers mark underneath. Two heart-shaped plates and