Fusspokal Birmingham, 1875. Meistermarke Frederick

Two English Silver Goblets The First by Horace Woodward, Birmingham, 1871; The Second by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1875 each hallmarked for sterling 12 ozt 15 dwt gross Height of first 7 1/4 in

A VICTORIAN SILVER BABY'S RATTLE, by White & Hawkins, Birmingham 1875, hung with seven bells, the ground engraved with foliage, and with coral teether. 13cm long, 1.6 troy ounces

London, 1888. Silber. Meistermarke Frederick Sibray & Job Frank Hall. Kürbisform auf Huffüssen, gewölbter Deckel mit Zapfenknauf, Schnabelausguss und seitlicher, gerader Griff aus Holz. Wandung tei

A set of four Victorian silver salts of circular form with embossed decoration, gilded interior and on three ball feet. Hallmarked Birmingham 1875 maker George Unite & Sons (98g)

ETCHING "TOO HOT" SIGNED J.F. MILLET (JEAN FRANCOIS, FRENCH 1814-1875) BEARS FREDERICK KEPPEL & CO. GALLERY LABEL VERSO, C. 1861, SIGHT 7" X 6"

Thomas Wilkinson (Birmingham, active 1875-1933), second half 19th century A George III style silverplated hot water urn with repousse foliate cartouche design, paw feet on footed base and ornate finia

Birmingham, circa 1875, with sterling silver blades engraved with foliage; together with two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons; 11.15 ozt. t.w.

Lot includes: (1) Hukin & Heath, Birmingham mark 1875 breakfast silver plated tray 8.5" x 25" x 13"0; Marked Albert Barker New Bond St London on side and H&H hallmark on bottom; and (1) antique Victor

Dose Birmingham, 1906. Silber. Meistermarke William Hair Haseler. Leicht gehämmerte Zylinderform mit ausgestellten Beinen, Deckel mit Türkisbesatz. Gemarkt, Feingehalt 925. D 5,5 cm, ca. 71 g.

Zigarrendose Birmingham, 1872. Silber. Meistermarke George Unite. 3-Zigarren-Dose mit scharniertem Deckel, Wandung ornamental graviert. Mit Inschrift. Gemarkt, Feingehalt 925. 12x4 cm, ca. 74 g.

Briefmarkendose Birmingham, 1899. Silber. Meistermarke John Deakin & William Deakin. Muldenform auf Kugelfüsschen, scharnierter Deckel mit eingelegten Briefmarken unter Glas. Gemarkt, Feingehalt 925.

A Victorian silver gilt shaped rectangular Êstle top' card case by Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1844, the cover with an unidentified abbey amidst scrolls, flowers and foliage, the reverse with a

The full-color lithograph with illustration by Frederick Taylor (1875-1963) reads LINCOLN BY LNER, IT'S QUICKER BY RAIL,' signed The London & North Eastern Railway, John Waddington Ltd. Leeds & London

An English Silver Claret Jug Frederick Elkington, Birmingham, 1878 hallmarked for Sterling to neck just below rim 22 ozt 10 dwt Height 13 3/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia K. Fine, Chic

POLLEY, Frederick, (American, 1875-1957): "Fabulous Florida", Oil/Canvasboard, 12" x 16", signed lower left, titled verso, Brown County Art Gallery Exhibition label affixed with the title and a $50 pr

Thomas Wilkinson of Birmingham (English, active 1875-1933), 20th century. A large silver over copper ornate meat dome cover with platter having an elaborately decorated handle, the platter with tree w

A Victorian silver parcel gilt shaped rectangular card case, Charles Washington Shirley Deakin over-striking Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1856, each side engraved with a vacant cartouche, scrolls and

George VI Silver Harry Vardon Cigarette Casemark of Frederick Field, Birmingham, 1951 date mark, rectangular case with engine turned wavy linear decoration, front with paint decorated image of Harry V

Sterling Silver Card Case By Frederick Marson, Birmingham, England, 1897. Of rectangular form engraved all around with floral and leaf trelliswork, centered with a monogrammed cartouche on one side an

Maskelyne, John Nevil. Modern Spiritualism. London: Frederick Warne, (1875). Color pictorial boards. Illustrated. 8vo. Covers and spine worn around edges, binding tight, internally very good.

A Victorian green leather purse of rectangular form retailed by Mappin Brothers, 66 Cheapside, with silver mounts hallmarks London and Birmingham 1899, maker Frederick Wick. Approx. 5 1/2" wide

A Victorian green leather purse of rectangular form retailed by Mappin Brothers, 66 Cheapside, with silver mounts hallmarks London and Birmingham 1899, maker Frederick Wick. Approx. 5 1/2" wide

Large Folio Mezzotint Published 1875, London. Engraved Frederick Stacpoole after Alice Havers. Signed in pencil by both Artist and Engraver, bottom margin. Printsellers association blindstamp in botto

19th century English brass tea kettle with amber glass handle set on four cast brass feet. The underside marked by the Maker: James Clews of Birmingham, England, circa 1875. L: 10â€, H: 8â€.