A George V silver hip flask,

A GEORGE V SILVER HIP-FLASK, by James Clark & John Sewell, Chester 1920, shaped for the pocket, the plain body with hinged screw-down cap. 12cm high, 3.5 troy ounces

A GEORGE V LARGE SILVER-MOUNTED HIP-FLASK, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1911, with detachable cup base and partially leather covered, hinged screw-down cap. 18cm high

George V Sterling Silver Hip Flask hallmarked Birmingham, 1910-1911, Charles S. Green & Co., of rectangular form, with curved body and pointed edges, with plain finish and hinged, twist-lock cap. h. 4

A George V sterling silver spirit hip flask, Sheffield 1933 by G & J W Hawksley Glass bodied with an alligator clad upper section, with a silver removable lower mount, with gilt interior. The silv

A George V sterling silver spirit or hip flask, London 1931 by Mappin and Webb Of curved rectangular form with chamfered edges, bayonet hinged top. Fully marked underneath and part-marked. Length �

A GEORGE VI SILVER HIP-FLASK, by A Wilcox, Birmingham 1948, shaped for the pocket, with an engine-turned ground. 10cm high, 9cm wide, 4 troy ounces

A George V miniature spirit hip flask, by Daniel & Arter, Birmingham 1916, of rectangular form and curved section, with captive bayonet fitting cap, monogrammed to the front, 2.5ozt 5.50 x 8 x 2cm (2

A VICTORIAN SILVER HIP-FLASK, by George William Adams, London 1876, shaped for the pocket, with a detachable cup to the base and screw-down hinged cap, inscribed and engraved with a crest. 14cm high,

A Victorian sterling silver spirit hip flask, Birmingham 1870 by George Unite Of curved oval form with a screw cap. The body with engraved decoration of strapwork, arabesques and foliate C scrolls, al

mark of Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh (1911), in the Neoclassical Revival taste with open work baskets featuring finely executed cutwork and engraved detail to foliate swags, acanthus and shell details

George V Silver Waitermark of Mandah Rhodes & Sons, Ltd., London (1918), double handled, shaped sides, no monogram or engraving. 28 x 18 in. 148.6 troy oz. Acquired by the consignor from the London Si

mark of Martin Hall & Co. Ltd., Sheffield (1927) hallmarks, a tall central vase with scrolled arms upon which hang four baskets, matching cutwork to shaped rim of vase and baskets, no monograms. 13 5/

Alexander Clark & Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1925, rectangular, with stepped and flaring border, tray is 24 in. L, 27 3/4 in. L overall, 18 in. D, 123.55 ozt.

A George V silver gallery tray, mark of the Goldsmiths' & Silversmiths' Company, Sheffield 1915, of oval form, decoratively pierced gallery with scalloped rim and two reeded handles, raised on four ap

George V Silver Tray Mark of William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, 1911. 14 1/8 x 23 in. (over handles), 74 oz. approx. weight. The Neoclassicist: Niall Smith

Nayler Brothers, London, 1928-29 comprising a kettle on stand, a teapot, creamer, and open sugar bowl 102 total troy ounces (including handles and finials) the kettle: 15 inches high

D&J Wellby, London, 1913, generous lobed form, foliate capped spout, swing handle with treen insulator, the hinged cover with treen finial, on a matching base, raised on pedestal feet, 14 1/2 in. H. o

Mark of Adie Bros., London, 1923. Comprising: A teapot with hinged cover A milk jug A sugar bowl A waste bowl The teapot 7 1/2 x 10 x 5 1/2 in., 57 oz. approx. gross weight.

George V Silver Cup and Cover Mark of D & J Welby Ltd, London, 1934; monogrammed. 9 x 8 x 4 1/2 in., 34.3 oz. approx. weight.

A George V silver 4-piece tea set, mark of James Dixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1917, the teapot of circular form with egg and dart parapet, part marked piano hinged flush fitting cover topped with a pi

A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER NOVELTY MUSTARD POTS, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1926, in the form of skittles, engraved with initials and with associated silver spoons. (4) 10.2c

C.S. Harris & Sons Ltd, London, 1927; generous circular form, with applied floral swags, connected by lion's masque mount, terminating in ball and claw feet with winding lion's tail, flaring gadrooned

A George V silver figure of a race horse, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1931, mounted on a wooden plinth with presentation plaque, San Carlos Prize, won by Bluebell 1931, 14cm high

AN UNUSUAL GEORGE V SILVER NOVELTY POMANDER COMPACT, by James Samuel Bell, London 1911, retailed by Frank Hyams Ltd, 128 New Bond Street, in the form of an apple, hinged cover to the base op