Victorian English Silver (2), both Birmingham, christening bowl by Pidduck & Sons-1903 & salver

An English Silver Lidded Heart-shaped Cut Crystal Inkwell William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham, 1903 Height 2 1/2 x width 4 3/4 x depth 4 3/4 inches.

Includes a small English silver pedestal bowl - Birmingham, Alexander Clark Co. Ltd., 1912; a small English silver salver - Sheffield, William Hutton & Sons, 1913; and an English silver salver - S

The first is a coin silver case with a heavily embossed stag. Possibly made by Leonard & Wilson. The second is an English silver case with a stag from Birmingham, 1903. No damage.Condition:(Excellent)

DESCRIPTION: Victorian sterling silver christening set composed of the following items: (1) Bowl, mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London, 1900. Inscribed "Donald Hill Scott / 29th December 1902. /

Both Birmingham. The first has a scene of a dog chasing a deer on both sides, nice detailed. Circa 1924. The second has a heavily embossed scene of lions fighting. Circa 1903. This is part of a series

Hallmarked CBS (Charles Boyton & Son) London, 1903, stylized acanthus border, raised on three ball-and-claw feet, weight approx. 5 T.O. 5-1/2"d

4-pieces total. (1) Mustard pot with hallmarks for Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1896. 3 1/2" H. (2) Shell form dish with hallmarks for Hammond, Creake & Co., Sheffield, 1903. 1" H x 5" x 4". (3) M

English Victorian sterling silver salver, Savory & Sons/ Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd., c.1879, London hallmarks, rim with rocaille and c-scrolls, on three cast feet with shell details, appro

Victorian English Silver Footed Bowl, Harry Atkin-Birmingham, 1881, stamped hallmarks incl makers, anchor & lion passant, w/repousse scrolled floral medallions, from the Lord Richard Action Estate, Ex

2 ENGLISH SILVER VESTA CASESincluding Albert Jackson, Birmingham, 1903; and John Gilbert, Birmingham, 1899width 1.75 in — 4.4 cm; width 1.25 in — 3.2 cm, together with a metal chainEstimat

(2) English silver vinaigrettes, c/o Edward Smith Birmingham 1848-49, Thomas Ryland & Sons Birmingham 1824-25, largest 1-1/2" x 1"

Two (2) English sterling silver salvers, including one (1) Birmingham sterling silver salver having a scalloped and beaded border, the marks for KE & Company and date letter for 1860, 9 5/8" dia.; and

Cased Victorian English Sterling silver fish set. Pierced and engraved decoration. Hallmarked on blades and handles. Birmingham. Fisher server- 12-1/2" long. Some small filler loss where handle meets

English sterling silver ruffled rim trumpet / flower bud vase, weighted base, hallmarked: "M Bros. Birmingham 1903." 6.75" H x 2.5" diameter. Silver not weighable. Minor dents, old tape residue to sta

Set of Four Victorian Silver Salt Cellars with Spoonsmark of Thomas Prime & Son, Birmingham (1892), ruffled bowl with beaded rim, over a gadrooned pedestal base, includes four salt spoons marked "Ster

Robert Pringle & Sons (English / Birmingham), 1902, Victorian sterling silver and cranberry glass epergne, consisting of five cut glass oval dishes with shaped rims, nestled in oval rings having scrol

Victorian silver leather and wood mounted table mirror. A vanity mirror back English easel sterling silver. With markings for Birmingham brand and date from 1903. Measures approximately, 22 inches x 1

An English Silver Chatelaine Scent Bottle, Birmingham, 1903, Having jade inlay and hallmarks. H: 2 1/8 W: 1 1/2 D: 1/2 in.

(lot of 2) English Victorian sterling silver cream pitcher and sugar bowl, William Wrangham Williams, c.1863-1864, retailed by Lambert & Co., Coventry Street, London, with scrolled handles, engraved s

Misc. 13 piece lot of decorative items consisting of a silver and tortoiseshell dresser set with accompaniment of English silver plated footed salvers and bowl; most items Edwardian Period; 2.5"H 8.5"

6 Sets Victorian English Sterling Silver Salt Cellars & Spoons - with gold wash interiors, repousse florals, and stylized monogram ("THE"?) Assay and Hallmarks for Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1869. Tot

A Victorian Silver Covered Butter Dish James Dixon & Sons, Birmingham, 1887 the interior with a removable liner hallmarked for Sterling on body 21 ozt 7 dwt Height 6 x width 7 1/2 inches. Property fro

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY PEPPER POTS MODELLED AS KNIGHT'S HELMETSGEORGE UNITE & SONS, BIRMINGHAM 1876With a hinged visor and circular base7cm (2 3/4in) high125g (4 oz)

The first is an English case, scene depicts man playing a banjo with two women. Tablet and pencil inside. Birmingham, 1908. The second is sterling with a cherub in a swan boat one on side and cherub w