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Box of silver and silver plate, to include: wine coasters, brass and copper ashtray Art Nouveau design white metal napkin ring, silver shell design box/casket missing its lid, etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A Persian copper and silver inlaid miniature casket of rectangular outline, the domed hinged lid with scroll decoration, the sides with foliate inlaid decoration, 10.5cm wide.

A pair of silver backed brushes, two silver frames, a/f, a casket, etc.

SILVER PLATED THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE,along with other plated ware including a tray, casket and basket with swing handle

A collection of costume jewellery to include a rose gold shield signet ring initialled, size W, weight approx 6.7gms, a gold cased ladies wristwatch , along with a silver iridescent moon face brooch,  vintage silver mounted cameo brooch, glass and faux pearl necklaces, paste set brooches, clips, pendants and chains, earrings, metal costume chains, vintage tins including Cadbury and trinket casket, vintage compacts, musical jewellery case, pencil, wristwatches etc (1 bag)

A George VI silver cigarette case, hallmarked by William Neale & Sons, Birmingham, 1927, af together with an early 20th Century tortoiseshell casket shaped pin cushion holder, a 19th Century carved horn snuff box and a late 19th Century mother-of-pearl and abalone novelty knife box shaped thimble holder (4) 

An Edwardian silver jewellery casket, Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1905, of circular form raised on slender cabriole legs with scrolling terminals, the hinged cover embossed with Reynolds Angels, opening to reveal blue silk lining, 9.6cm high, weight 5.88ozt

Various decorative china and effects, 19thC Staffordshire Toby part cruet set, late 19thC Wedgwood light blue jasperware vases, bird ornaments, unusual book pottery vase, magnifying glass, whistle, Crown Devon Bleur Royale dish, Churchill statue, jewellery casket, silver plated ware. (a quantity)

A LARGE GREEN GLASS AND PLAIN GLASS OVAL CASKET with silver plated handles and mounts. 14ins wide, 9ins high.

A jewellery casketSilver 833/000 of shells and volutes reliefs decorationCentral applied female figure miniatureBevelled mirror and textile lined inner coverOporto hallmark (1887-1937) and maker's mark José Martins de Meireles (1920-1973), retailer mark Ourivesaria REIS - PORTO(signs of wear and faults to miniature)Literature:VIDAL, Manuel Gonçalves; ALMEIDA, Fernando Moitinho de - "Marcas de Contrastes e Ourives Portugueses (1887 a 1993)", vol. II. Lisboa: IN-CM, nº 73 e 23531072 g

TWO 19TH CENTURY FRENCH WHITE-METAL JEWEL CASKETS AND AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-PLATED VESTA CASE the oval box signed A B Paris. (3) Rectangular casket 11cm wide

A silver jewellery casket, 11cm; together with a silver vesta case. (2)

A silver mounted wood jewellery casket, by Ari D Norman, Sheffield 1995, 17cm wide; together with other silver, silver mounted and white metal items. (10)

Late Victorian silver plated presentation inkstand, circa 1895, shaped rectangular stand supporting two heavy hobnail cut glass inkwells around a central casket surmounted with sphinx, and inscribed and dated, all raised on paw feet, 31cm x 21cm

Three miniature silver hand mirrors, a magnifying glass, scent bottle, silver handled brush and miniature casket, 20th c, brush 12.5cm l, variously marked or unmarked The smallest of the mirrors with loss to silvering and dents to handle otherwise good condition

A Victorian silver jewel casket and a similar contemporary silver cigarette box, the first with handles, the second cedar lined, 16 and 20cm l, both Birmingham 1897, by Henry Matthews and William Hutton & Sons Ltd respectively Both in good condition

A South East Asian chased silver oval box and cover, 20th c, 55mm l, 1oz 3dwts, a set of five Strachan ornithological porcelain inset EPNS boxes, a French porcelain scent casket, decorated in blue and gilt with feathers, another with roses and pair of Mason's Ironstone Chartreuse pattern ashtrays (10) The lot in good condition

BLUE CUT GLASS & SILVER PLATED CASKET

STERLING SILVER CASKET 14OZS APPROX

VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER LION MOTIF CASKET - APPROX 18OZ APPROX

STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY CASKET, PIN DISH & OTHER NON SILVER ITEMS

19th century continental casket with decorative silver plated mounts enclosing moss agate panels, 7cm max, miniature silver stirrup, silver plated bottle stopper with fox surmount and an enamel box and cover (4)

A good quality Cairo Ware silver, copper and brass inlaid rectangular casket with script and foliate decoration. 14 w x 9 d x 5cm h.

A Victorian hallmarked shaped oval casket with hinged cover, embossed with scrolls and leaves on four scroll feet, London 1889 and a pair of hallmarked silver sugar tongs, approx total weight 483g

A late Victorian silver oblong casket with embossed rococo decoration by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham, 1899, 3 h x 9 w x 4.5 d cm; a cased silver anointing spoon by Levi & Salaman, 1901, both Birmingham; an Edwardian silver-covered Book of Common Prayer, hallmarked for Willian Comyns, London, 1906, 10 h x 6 w cm; a white metal aid memoire and a Saville, London slide compact, engraved 'June', all in good condition (5)

An Edward VII hallmarked silver Art Nouveau casket for the Welsh Presbyterian Church, Liverpool L8, with inscription 'Presented to the Reverend John Williams by the Princes' Road Calvinistic Methodist Church Liverpool March 31st 1906', enamelled initial finial to the top with central ceramic plaque with image of the church, with blue satin lining and containing an illuminated parchment scroll, 'Presented to John Williams 1906', Birmingham 1905, Elkington & Co, 19 x 26 x 18cm. CONDITION REPORT: CITES Self declaration submission reference VYQG8 JEY

JAMES DEAKIN & SONS; a pair George V hallmarked silver mounted clothes brushes, with engine turned linear decoration and engraved initials 'CBE', Chester 1931, together with a Continental white metal cigarette casket with enamelled applied panel of buildings and river scenes, width 22cm and a pair of similar dishes (5).

Early 20th century Deakin & Francis silver and tortoiseshell jewellery casket raised on three feet (1 a/f), 10cm wide, together with a George V silver jewellery box of squat circular form raised on three feet, mirror to lid interior, Birmingham 1911, makers J&C, 7cm diameter, both with fitted interiors

Antique Silver Filigree Miniature Casket Chest Box measures approx 7cm by 5.5cm height 6.5cm xrt tested as silver

SILVER RECTANGULAR CASKET, 13cm wide, along with a lorgnette, a silver and enamel viking brooch, a silver cross formed brooch and a bird formed brooch

SMALL EASTERN WHITE METAL LIDDED CASKET,6cm wide, along with a silver handled button hook, shoe horn and other plated items

Silber. Von vier Kugelfüßen getragener, rechteckiger Korpus mit flachem Scharnierdeckel. Die elegant glatte Wandung allseitig mit insgesamt 15 unterschiedlichen Thalern, u. a. eine fünf Mark Gedenkmünze zum 200. Jahrestag der Erhebung Preußens zum Königreich, ein Preussischer Krönungsthaler Wilhelm I. 1861 oder der Vereinsdoppelthaler des Königreichs Sachsen mit den Bildnissen von Johann und Amalie von Sachsen, dat. von 1822-1914. Gest. 800, Herstellerzeichen. Gew. ca. 930 g. H. 9,5 cm. 18 cm x 9,5 cm.Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass Dr. Zahn, Norddeutschland.A German silver coin casket. Standard mark 800, maker´s mark.Berlin. Körner & Proll. 20. Jh.

Property of a Distinguished Gentleman of Title An antique South Asian cylindrical silver casket and domed lid.  Lid embossed with elephants. The body embossed with three elephants upon floral motifs. The bottom with an elephant design. Dimensions: 4.5 (H) x 3 in. (Diameter)

Property of a Distinguished Gentleman of Title An antique South Asian lidded, cylindrical silver casket. The lid with a plain central medallion surrounded by embossed stylised floral motifs. The body with four panels depicting an embossed cow, lion, elephant, and horse (?) The base with stylised floral motif. Stamped '55'. Dimensions: 3.5 (H) x 3 in. (W)

Property of a Distinguished Gentleman of Title An antique South Asian round, lidded silver casket The lid with a frieze of running animals (elephants, lions, etc.). Floral motifs throughout. No hallmarks. Dimensions: 1 (H) x 4.5 in.

A Victorian walnut toilet box, of casket form with mother of pearl shield shaped escutcheons, opening to reveal fitted interior, housing eleven jars of varying forms, some with silver plated mounts, having lift out tray to reveal storage, 11 7/8 x 9in. (30.2 x 22.9cm.), 6¾in. (17.2cm.) high. No tools, i.e manicure set etc, no key, overall good.

A 19th century Russian silver filigree miniature casket

Deutsches Reich 1933-1945 - Versilberte Schatulle mit Holzinlay, auf dem Deckel Gravuren mit Wahlspruch der SS, SS-Runen, HK, Hoheitsadler mit HK sowie Schriftzug LSSAH der Leibstandarte. An den Rändern Ornamente. An der Vorderseite der Schatulle herausgearbeitetes Vogelwappen. Auf 4 Füßen, unterseitig Stempel EB (wohl Meistermarke) und TENN. Ca. 14 x 21 cm. H ca. 4,5 cm. Starke Gebrauchsspuren von Politur, stark fleckig und etwas verkratzt. | Third Reich 1933-1945 - Silver-plated casket with wood inlay, on the lid engravings with the motto of the SS, SS runes, swastika, national eagle with swastika and the lettering LSSAH of the Leibstandarte. Ornaments at the edges. Carved bird coat of arms on the front of the box. On 4 feet, stamped EB (probably maker's mark) and TENN on the underside. Approx. 14x21cm. H approx. 4.5 cm. Strong signs of wear from polish, heavily stained and somewhat scratched.

A Victorian design silver jewellery casket, embossed hinged lid, with green man and bird decoration, Birmingham 1979, 8cm in diameter

Ornate jewelled Continental silver box or casket with mark to base (A/F) and most likely Austro-Hungarian, approx 5" long and 3" high

Fine antique pierced miniature silver casket with Dutch? export hallmarks to base

George III silver vinaigrette, with prick engraved foliate  decoration, opening to reveal a gilt interior and pierced scrolling foliate grille, maker I T, Birmingham 1819, 1.5" x 1.25"; together with a small silver casket, maker Clarke & Sewell, Birmingham 1909, 2.75" wide, 1" high, 2.1oz t total (2)

Four needle packet boxes, comprising a slant top Mauchline ware example the front with floral print, 5.5cms, a dome top tortoiseshell casket example on bone bun feet, repairs to tortoiseshell, 6cms, a rectangular red leather example one face tooled and with colour onlays, 5cms, and a silver example for a chatelaine with enamel crest for Devon, London, 1899 by Sampson Mordan and Co., 5cms. (4) From the collection of Enid Riley Part 4

An embossed silver casket with foliate decoration - probably Indian silver CONDITION REPORTW-19CMH-10CMD-11CMCONDITION AS PER IMAGES

SILVER CASKET,the hinged square lid and cedar lining, 8.5cm wide, along with a silver circular trinket box (2)

SILVER CASKET,with engine turned decoration, 15cm wide

A Table Snuff Box, formed from a horse's hoof, with shoe and white metal mounts, maker J Binns, together with a Victorian jewellery casket with pierced silver plated mounts (2)Inkwell - in good order. Some wear and scratches. Cover closing tightly and with no signs of warping.Jewellery casket - slight warping to the cover but closes, no key, some wear and very minor pin holes to the mounts.

A group of assorted antiquitiesto include: five Roman coins, a Roman bronze dice, ten bronze Roman, Byzantine and Celtic brooches/fibulas, including a silver example, and a boxed example with glass insets, and an axe form example, a bronze quatreform brooch, also an intaglio, and an intaglio ring, three arrowheads, one bronze and two iron, a terret or rein ring, a hare and hound knife handle, a pendant/brooch with blue enamel, an earring, four keys, one for a casket, a bronze pipe tamper, a clay coin mould, boxed, a small ewer, a small bronze bell and various other items, (qty)Hatpin length 10cmCondition:All appear to be in good order. A few in boxes, most are not. There are two empty boxes in the lot and overall about 45 items with the coins on top. They have come in privately and we do not know how they were found. 

A continental 830 grade bulbous form silver casket on four paw feet with embossed floral decoration to entirety, flower form finial and gilt interior, approx 14cm tall and approx 16cm widest point, weight approx 490g

A PYU BUDDHIST RELIQUARY CASKET, BURMA (NOW MYANMAR), CIRCA 7TH CENTURY, silver, of cylindrical form, the sides decorated with a series of Buddha images in repousse relief, seated within an arcade of columnar niches, the lid with lotus petal design, 9cm high; 12cm diam. Provenance: Collection of a deceased diplomat, thence by descent. For a related silver casket in the National Museum, Yangon (Rangoon) found in the Khin Ba Stupa, Sri Ksetra (Hmawza), see Fraser-Lu and Stadner 2015, no.2, pp.92-93. In the text, the authors mention a cylindrical casket found in the same place which may be closer in form to this object.

Edwardian silver mounted tortoiseshell jewellery casket of rectangular form, with hinged opening cover, on bun feet (London 1904) Charles & George Asprey. 16.3cm across.

MAMLUK REVIVAL COPPER AND SILVER INLAID BRASS CASKET EGYPT OR SYRIA, 20TH CENTURY of rectangular form with a hinged sloping top lid and a front hinged lid, all sides profusely decorated with calligraphic roundels, cartouches with split palmettes and knotted calligraphy designs, all on a reserve of zig zag motifs, the sloping shoulders of the top lid decorated with a band of kufic calligraphy with leafy vines, border divisions comprising narrow bands of repeat leafy vines, the upper lid decorated on the inside with a large lobed calligraphic cartouche surrounded by trefoil motifs containing split palmettes, the interior revealing a wooden tray with nine compartments, the front cover lid decorated with elongated kufic calligraphy and further calligraphic cartouches on the inside and once opened revealing a set of seven drawers and a central arched cupboard, all decorated with split palmettes and zig zag motifsDimensions:54cm wide x 49.4cm high x 38.3cm deep

SILVER CIGARETTE CASKET,London 1910, 19.5cm wide

SILVER CASKET,with engine turned hinged rectangular lid, Birmingham marks, 15.5cm wide

Edwardian leather and silver mounted stationery casket with hinged lid and silk lined divided interior decorated with cherub heads etc H20cm x W30cm and the matching blotter London 1901 Maker William Comyns & Sons

A silver presentation casket,by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1937, commemorating the Honorary Freedom of the County Borough of Grimsby, 'conferred on Alderman John Herbert Tate', (former Mayor of Grimsby in 1913), dated '7th February 1938', decorated with enamel scenes of Grimbsy Town Football Club and the Great Grimsby crest, raised on four Rhodium plated feet modelled as fish, on a wooden base, with original scroll certificate mounted on ivorine, and signed Presentation Ceremony programme, box 29cm widebase 35cm wideJohn Herbert Tate was chairman of the recruiting committee during his Mayoralty, which started the 10th Battalion of the Lincolnshire Regiment (Grimsby Chums) during WWI.Condition ReportClean but with surface scratches to the exterior. The enamel decoration is intact. Knocks and wear to the stand. Marks to the interior lining. The ends of the scroll are frayed and worn. Watermarks to the programme.29cm wide13cm deep12.5cm high

An Austrian silver casket,late 19th to early 20th century, by 'F.S', the pierced and hinged handle set to a domed lid, with foliate chased decoration, over a plain body with chased corners, all raised on scrolled feet, 14.5cm wide10cm deep11.5cm high12.7oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear and dents throughout. Rubbing to the decoration. Rocks on a flat surface. The locking mechanism missing. The locking plate slides off and reveals a vacant cavity.

A FINE LAUNCHING CASKET FOR THE PROTECTED CRUISER H.M.S. ESSEX, 1901elaborately carved overall in oak, the lid with silver plaque inscribed H.M.S. “Essex” within foliate border, hinged lid, the interior lined throughout with navy blue plush velvet, fitted compartment for ornate boxwood gavel and chisel with silvered head etched ‘B’ with a double-headed eagle to the reverse, the lid with finely carved boxwood half model of Essex complete with masts, main and secondary armament and other details -- 7 x 16 x 12in. (18 x 40.5 x 30.5cm.)Essex was one of ten 9,800-ton Monmouth Class cruisers built to counter a general increase in such vessels by foreign navies. Launched at Pembroke DY by the Captain-Superintendant's wife, Mrs Charles Barlow on 29th August 1901, she was sent to Devonport for completion and arming which was achieved by March 1904. Assigned to the 4th Cruiser Squadron (Admiral Craddock), she was briefly involved in the Tampico Affair of the Mexican Revolution in April 1914 and was struck by small arms fire. A few weeks later when Craddock received the preliminary war warning on 27 July, he ordered Essex to join her sister Lancaster in Bermuda to protect British shipping and destroy any German commerce raiders but soon transferred to the Caribean where there was more German activity, and On 7 September, she captured the tender, SS Bethania (tender to an armed merchant cruiser) before escorting a troop convoy from Halifax to Queenstown. Re-assigned to the 7th Cruiser Squadron, she captured a German merchantman, SS Telde, on 3 May 1916 in the Canary Islands. Later she served as both a destroyer depot ship, training ship and accommodation ship before being paid off and sold in 1919 for break up in Germany in 1921.

Queen Elizabeth Golden Jubilee collection of silver coins, 22 from a ful set of 24, limited edtion 9575/15,000 with timber casket and paperwork

John Thompson & Sons, An Edwardian silver sovereign case, Birmingham 1907, with chased decoration, together with a silver watch chain, a silver blind wine label, a hip flask, a Continental table casket with repousse decoration, etc.