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Comprising; an octagonal hinge lidded box, fitted with a mirror within the lid, detailed 800, diameter 4cm, a cigarette holder case, detailed 900, both having niello decoration, three similar spirit…

Comprising; five Victorian Old English pattern dessert forks, mixed dates, four fiddle pattern dessert spoons and eleven further spoons, combined weight 556 gms

Designed by Arthur Fowler. Cast and pierced with peacocks, width 15.7cm, Birmingham 1899, makers mark Birmingham Guild of Handicraft Ltd, weight 95.4 grams

Of shaped rectangular form, with curved sun ray inspired decoration, with blue/green enamel highlights on martele ground, Birmingham 1911, width 7.5cm, gross weight 43.7 grams

Each section of triangular openwork form, with a central blue enamelled flower motif, connected by a chain, fitted with an enamelled drop, width 13cm, London 1902, maker's mark K K, gross weight 58.5…

The Sterling cigarette case mounted with a pear shaped sapphire and with a cabochon sapphire thumbpiece, also a parcel gilt desk seal, the handle formed as two heads, in the Art Nouveau taste,…

Comprising; a fiddle, thread and shell pattern caddy spoon, having a scallop form bowl, London 1833, two Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1803 and probably London 1813, a butter knife, London…

Comprising; two by A.E Jones, with pierced terminals to the handles, comprising; Birmingham 1910 and 1920, a spoon with pierced decoration to the handle, London 1909, maker Woodward & Withers and…

The larger spoon with a triangular form bowl and graduating pierced twist stem, having martele decoration in an Art Nouveau design, length 19.5cm, Birmingham 1911, numbered 304 and two Liberty and Co…

Of circular form, with martele decoration, raised on a decorated circular foot, diameter 12.2cm, by A.E. Jones, Birmingham 1928, weight 127 grams

The pair of spoons having gilt pear shaped bowls, tapered stems and urn shaped finials, length 20cm, maker Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton),…

Comprising; a Victorian cream jug, of baluster form with a curved handle, London 1882, another cream jug, the hallmark rubbed, an Armada style dish, London 1995 and two further dishes, Birmingham…

With a tapered four sided stem and blue/green enamelled finial, Birmingham 1905, maker William Hair Haseler, length 15cm, gross weight 38.7 grams

Each with a tapered bowl, raised from a decorated stem on a domed circular foot, one London 1977, numbered 278, two London 1978, numbered 430 and 594, one London 1980, numbered 533 and one London…

Comprising; a rectangular buckle with pink floral enamelled decoration, on a blue ground within white enamelled borders, probably French, a pale green and white enamelled curved oval buckle, with ivy…

The handles decorated in the Art Nouveau taste, London 1903, maker William Hutton and Sons Ltd, weight 64.6 grams, with a case, also a christening spoon, with martele decoration to the bowl and with…

The two spoons with pierced floral and foliate decoration to the handles and with spade shaped bowls, having martele decoration, length 14.5cm, London 1927 and 1928, weight 89.7 grams, maker Sibyl…

Comprising; eight large teaspoons, with floral decoration and a three piece christening set, comprising a knife, a fork and a spoon, probably American, combined weight 324 grams

Of cast and pierced design, with enamelled floral motifs, otherwise with martele decoration, width 6cm, Birmimgham 1909, gross weight 35.4 grams

The large shoe horn and button hook with floral decoration to the loaded handles, import mark Birmingham 1906, with a fitted case, the glove button hook lacking, also two magnifying glasses, with…

Cast and pierced with waterlilies, maker William Comyns, width 11.2cm, London 1902, with cast registration number detail RdNo353055, weight 76.6 grams

Of barrel form, the central band with rustic form decoration, London 1920, weight 28 grams

Formed as a series of cast shaped rectangular links with floral decoration, connected by two rows of oval links chains, on a two piece buckle, London 1905, no apparent maker's marks, but bearing…

Possibly by Nelson and Edith Dawson. The centre with an oval enamelled panel depicting a sailing ship within a beaded surround, the side panels with scroll decoration in the Celtic taste, unmarked,…