Antiques & Collectables

Silver, Oriental & Vertu
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321. A silver hunting hip flask in the form of a hunting
horn, London 1899,
the twist lid, above a tapering body, Goldsmiths &
Silversmiths Company, together with a silver hip flask, of
typical form with removable cup base, Birmingham 1927,
a silver pepper, London 1960 and a cased collapsible
drinking cup (4)
£200-£300
322. Three late 19th century tigers claw and white
metal menu holders
each of the menu holders with single white metal (tests
silver) mounted tigers claw fixed to a rectangular base
raised on ball and bracket feet, sold together with a late
19th century horn desk seal of tapered form with applied
white metal decorative foliage (4), length of menu holders
6.4cm, length of seal 9cm
£200-£300
323. A Victorian silver tankard, London 1855
of tapering fluted form, with four applied figures, raised
upon scrolled supports, James & Nathaniel Creswick,
weight 5 ozt
£150-£200
324. A Georgian silver tankard, London 1815
of cylindrical form with reeded bands, together with a
Victorian silver tankard, London 1865, with reed band
decoration, Henry John Lias & Son, a silver tankard,
Birmingham 1932, William Neale & Son and another
Edwardian silver tankard, Birmingham 1905, with foliate
fluted bands (4), weight 15 ozt approx
£200-£300
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325. A Victorian silver tankard, London 1839,
with applied foliate bands, raised upon a circular foot
ring, and scrolled handle, Thomas Edwards, weight
approximately 5 ozt
£100-£150
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