Victorian English Silver & Gilt Silver Vinaigrette

An English gilded sterling dessert comport with chased scrolling and floral decoration. Hallmarked Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), London, 1890. H. 15 cm (5 7/8 in.)

With scrolling foliate border, crested and monogrammed lid within a floral frame, with the motto: Vivo et Spero. Interior inscription: William Simpson. Birmingham, 1849. NathanielMills. 110g. L. 7.6 c

Pair of Victorian English sterling silver-gilt compotes, by R & S Garrard & Company (James Garrard), London, 1887, 1888, each reticulated example with pierced fan reserves, heavily chased scrolls, and

A Pair of Victorian English Partial Gilt Silver Salt Cellars, late 19th/early 20th centuryMarks: (rubbed marks)1-3/4 inches high x 3-1/4 inches diameter (4.4 x 8.3 cm)

Sheffield, 1876,ÿshell form body with rock and ocean theme bases, marks for Atkin Brothers, .925 fine, 13.46 oz. T., 2-1/4 x 4-1/4 x 2-1/4 in. - Provenance: A Private Midwest Collection

19th Century English Sterling Dolphin Master Salts. Made by Stephen Smith and Wm. Nicholson London c. 1860. - A fine pair of English Victorian sterling silver gilt master salt boats, maker's mark of S

4 objets de vertu. Includes 1 Victorian Sterling and gilt silver vinaigrette box, hallmarked for Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, mid 19th century, with repousse musical scene to top, 2"W; 1 Victorian ste

LOT (5) ANTIQUE ENGLISH SILVER VINAIGRETTE WITH GILT GRILLS. LARGEST 1 1/8 X 1 7/8"; GROSS WEIGHT 2.34 OZT

Antique Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, parcel gilt interior, hallmarked and marked for Edward Smith, Birmingham, England, circa 1850s. 0.25" H x 1.25" W x 0.75" D. Approx. 0.44 ozt.

Vermeil or gilt silver wash. Handle with cherub and maiden and facial mounts. Grape finial stopper. Etched glass jug. Maker's mark John Fig London 1866. 5Dia. X 17"H"

A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT AND GLASS DOUBLE-ENDED 'BINOCULAR' COMBINED SCENT, SMELLING BOTTLE AND VINAIGRETTE, by Henry William Dee, London 1868, the caps engraved with a monogram, the glass wrythen moul

Including a spectacular English silver gilt hinged smelling bottle with a city mark of Birmingham and a date stamp 1888; and a delightful English silver snuff box with a gold washed interior with a ci

Each 19th C salt cellar raised on three lion capped feet, with repousse decorative band and silver gilt interior. London, 1869. George Fricker. 59g. Dia. 5.4 cm (2 1/8 in.)

Pair of Antique Continental .800 Silver Gold Gilt Washed Shell Shaped Salt Cellars Open Sugar Bowls Figural Dolphin & Shell Open Salts Victorian English 49 Grams Total 2" H 2.5" L in Overall Good Cond

Lobed form 19th C salt cellars decorated with garland swags and geometric borders. Silver gilt interior. Together with matching spoons. Birmingham, 1890. Hilliard & Thomason. 123g. L. of teacup salt:

(lot of 2) English Georgian period sterling silver vinaigrette boxes, gilt washed interiors, with floral and foliate pierced grilles, including: (1) William Simpson, c.1829, Birmingham hallmarks, mono

Elongated gilt silver bottle with engraved figural and floral Aesthetic decoration, London, 1884, Sampson Mordan & Co with fitted leather and velvet case. L 14cm (5 1/2in)

The first is a sterling silver, gilt. Marked "Christmas '97" with two tablets and a mechanical pencil. The second is gilt with five accessories; celluloid tablet, book, purse with coin slot, lipstick

A sterling vinaigrette Birmingham 1839, maker Francis Clark. Decorated with overall engraved design .Interior fitted with an elaborate grill. Length 4 cm, weight 25 gm

Mid-19th century English sterling silver gilt posey holder having lily form cup panels and turned mother-of-pearl handle. [5 3/4 inches]. In good condition.

A Victorian novelty silver combination vinaigrette modelled as barrel, the initialled body with dual hinged ends opening to a silver-gilt vinaigrette with pierced grille and glazed panel to the other

Maker/Designer: Edward Smith Origin: England Date/Period: 1846 Silver Purity: 925 Size: 1.25" long Hallmarks: Birmingham 1846 Condition: excellent, no repairs, no dents or damage A rare early Victoria

A pair of English cast and silver gilt salt spoons, in the style of Paul Storr. Both made in London, one by George Adams, 1864, the other signed WT, 1874. Shell-shaped bowls with finely punched surfac

An early Victorian English sterling silver mug/ cup with embossed tavern scene and gilt interior. London silver marks for 1852, maker James Charles Edington. Weight: 175g or 5.62 troy Oz. Approximate