Victorian and later silver including George Unite card

A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE by George Unite, Birmingham 1860, rectangular, with a shaped edge, engraved with scrolls, flowers and foliage. 10cm by 7cm, 1.8 troy ounces The marks are clear. A tiny ti

including an 1816 George III bull head shilling VF, an 1817 George III bull head half-crown, two silver 3D coins, four young head Victorian shillings, two florins, and three half-crowns (14)

A Victorian Silver Fish Serving Setincluding a knife and fork, pierced blades and drop with mark of George Unite, Birmingham, 1850 date marks, the handles with partially rubbed Birmingham "HA" maker's

(lot of 8) English sterling silver flatware, including: (3 piece) Victorian youth service, George Unite, c.1853, Rococo style hollow handles, Birmingham hallmarks, (one) knife, 5.75"l, (one) fork, 5"l

George Unite mustard pot from Birmingham circa 1854. Includes an unmatched spoon. 2-3/4" tall. Total weight 97 grams. (not including glass liner)

(9) PIECE SILVER TABLEWARES GROUP including 2 leaf form dishes by Blackinton, 2 English Victorian salts by George Unite (1867), a Dutch tri-form vase with English import and sterling marks, a French e

including three Victorian, JB, London, 1896; Minshull & Latimer, Birmingham, 1878; and George Unite, Birmingham, 1882; one with enamel golfing scene, and three whimsical heads, largest 2 1/4 in. H, 7.

Old English pattern including 6 dinner forks, 6 tablespoons, 6 dinner knives, 6 luncheon knives, 6 luncheon forks, 6 soup spoons, 6 teaspoons, George Adams, London with later knives by James Dixon. 14

A collection of George II and later silver flatware, including George III knife rest, Robert Gainsford, Sheffield 1798, including spoons and teaspoons

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUG, by George Unite, Birmingham 1859, of faceted thistle shape with scroll-form handle, engraved with flowers and rocaille, presentation engraving. 11cm high, 5 troy ounces

Victorian and later English silver-plate, including a pitcher, dishes, and more. Largest: 19.5" L. Wear, plate loss.

A collection of Georgian and later silver spoons A collection of Georgian and later silver spoons, including an example by George Smith and William Fearn, London 1790, another by the same maker, Londo

A lovely Victorian rectangular sterling silver vinaigrette, made by George Unite & Sons, a fine silversmith from Birmingham. The vinaigrette has markings in the interior of its lid and also on the ins

George Unite, Birmingham 1854, a Victorian silver mustard pot, cylindrical form, chased and reticulated foliate scroll panels, the flat lid similarly decorted, cast acanthus scroll handle, 8cm high, 4

A Victorian silver vinaigrette with floral chasing detail,W: 4.2cm, Weight: 30g

DESCRIPTION: A Victorian George Unite sterling silver tobacco box in an oval rounded shape with a hinged lid. It is monogrammed with engraved letters "DAD". Marked with sterling silver hallmarks from

A Victorian silver vesta case hallmarked Birmingham 1899 maker George Unite & Sons. Approx 2" long

Eight Georgian and Early Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Including: A pair of George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars, hallmarked London, 1777-1778, by Robert Hennell I (1741-1811; free 1763),

A Victorian silver snuff box, of cushioned rectangular form, the exterior decorated with foliate scrolls and horizontal bands, the hinged cover with vacant central cartouche, George Unite, Birmingham

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)

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with oval shield terminal, hallmarked Birmingham 1880, maker George Unite. Approx. 4" long

A Victorian silver caddy spoon with oval shield terminal, hallmarked Birmingham 1880, maker George Unite. Approx. 4" long

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

(lot of 3) English Victorian sterling silver service flatware, including: (1) serving fiddleback fork, George William Adams, c.1855, with pierced and chased floral motif, London hallmarks, approx 10 3