A set of fourteen silver menu holders (16)

A SET OF FOUR SILVER MENU HOLDERS depicting a carbine resting on a Queen's shilling dated 1899, total approx weight 61g - by C.Saunders & F.Shepherd, Chester, 1899-1900. (6cm across)

Large 3 pc glass cruet set with silver plate holder. 16 inches high.

A CASED SET OF FOUR SILVER ANIMALIER MENU HOLDERS comprising Squirrel, Hare, Snipe, and Partridge mounted on oval bases, total approx weight 71g - by G & C Hodgetts, Birmingham, 1923-1925 (4.5cm acros

A SET OF FOUR SILVER FISH MENU HOLDERS mounted on oval bases, total approx weight 79g - by Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester, 1908. (4.5cm wide)

A CASED SET OF FOUR SILVER HERALDIC MENU HOLDERS BY ASPREY depicting the pelican in her piety and set with ruby eyes, total approx weight 55g - by Asprey, London, 1935-36. (3.5cm high)

A CASED SET OF FOUR SILVER FIGURAL MENU HOLDERS formed as a pair of dancers in classical dress mounted on round bases, total approx weight 154g - by W G Knight & Co, Birmingham, 1907-08. (5.5cm high)

A SET OF TWELVE SMALL SILVER MENU HOLDERS.

Includes two decanters 11 inches tall and 10.25 inches tall, a cruet set with silver-plate holder measuring 16.5 inches tall one stopper is missing the bottom part one stoppers replaced, a 5 inch tall

A set of four silver and tortoiseshell menu holders by John Batson & Sons, London 1914 Rectangular form, the loaded bases applied with horizontal receivers each supporting a shaped tortoiseshell plaqu

A cased set of Edwardian and later silver menu holders, A cased set of Edwardian and later silver menu holders, four marked London 1908, with two later examples, retailed by J C Vickery, each modelled

A CASED SET OF FOUR SILVER GILT DOG MENU HOLDERS comprising hound, spaniel, and terriers mounted on oval bases, total approx weight 81g - by William Suckling (3) and TS (1), Birmingham, 1931-32. (4.2c

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE V SILVER MENU HOLDERS, by G Brace & Co Ltd, London 1911 and 1912, depicting game birds, cased. 4cm wide, 2.3 troy ounces gross

Early to middle 20th century, a group of finely made Indian silver menu holders, in forms such as lizards, snakes, winged insects, and bugs. Several with bejewelled eyes. Tallest example 3.5".

A CASED SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN FISHING FLY SILVER MENU HOLDERS comprising an assortment of colourful salmon flies behind round glasses, total app weight 118g - by Grey & Co, Birmingham, 1906-07. (4.5cm

A CASED SET OF FOUR SILVER AND ENAMEL FLAG MENU HOLDERS of countries from the Grand Alliance set in rectangular frames, total approx weight 75g - by William Comyns, Birmingham, 1914-15. (3.6cm across)

A CASED SET OF FOUR SILVER AND PORCELAIN TRANSPORT MENU HOLDERS printed with the modes of transport on oval plaques on a recessed rectangular frame, total approx weight 103g - by Jagat Narain & Sons,

A SET OF THREE FOX AND GATE SILVER MENU HOLDERS with hinged back supports, total approx weight 101g - by Laurence Emanuel, J.H.Bourden-Smith Ltd, Birmingham, 1902-07 (6.5cm across)

A SET OF SIX PRINCE OF WALES SILVER MENU HOLDERS the three feather and crown crest mounted on circular bases, total approx weight 100g - by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1902. (3cm wide)

A CASED SET OF FOUR SILVER ELEPHANT AND PALM TREE MENU HOLDERS realistically modelled and set on plain circular bases, weight 272g gross, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. London 1913-14. (6cm high

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE VI CORONATION CROWN SILVER MENU HOLDERS on shaped plain bases - weight 82g - Maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1936-37. (3cm height, 4cm across base.)

A set of four Edwardian sterling silver and enamel menu holders, Chester 1905 by Sampson Mordan and Co Each of circular form on a circular base. Each painted with an enamel scene of a different Britis

A RARE SET OF SILVER GILT AND ENAMEL 'LUCKY' MOTIF MENU HOLDERS of circular form, total weight 77g - by William Hutton, London, 1905-06. (2.5cm diameter)

A SET OF FOUR LARGE CAST SILVER HUNTING SCENE MENU HOLDERS depicting horses, hounds, and figures amongst naturalistic scenes, total approx weight 72g - by Stuart Clifford, London, 1900-05 (8.5cm acros

A CASED SET OF FOUR MURANO GLASS AND SILVER GILT MENU HOLDERS in the form of seated buddhas on thin canted bases - marked 935, circa 1910. (3.5cm high)