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Lot 608
Lot 612
Lot 613
601
Set of six Art Nouveau white metal
buttons, each depicting lady amongst
flowers, in fitted case, (6)
£40 - £60
602
Silver nurses buckle, possibly Chester
1907, of floral pierced form, 11.5cm wide
£20 - £30
603
Three silver buttons, for Huyton Golf
Club, Birmingham 1923/26, (3)
£80 - £120
604
Two white metal Art Nouveau style menu
holders, together with, two 19th Century
silver lids, London 1829, one other silver
lid, glass and silver topped dressing table
jar etc., (qty)
£100 - £150
605
Victorian 1887 gold two pound piece,
mounted within a 15 carat gold mount,
total weight 20.3 grams
£400 - £600
606
Victorian 1889 mounted sovereign with a
leaf style overlayed mount, total weight
12.49 grams
£200 - £300
607
Victorian novelty silver pin cushion,
Birmingham 1890, makers mark indistinct,
in the form of a ladies shoe, 8cm wide
£70 - £90
608
Victorian silver and ivory handled
presentation trowel, London 1875, maker
Francis Higgins III or Francis Higgins &
Sons Ltd, having turned ivory tapering
handle, the trowel with foliate engraving,
bright cut crest and inscription reading
'Presented to William Bunn Esq.
Chairman of the Ipswich Gas Light
Company on the occasion of laying the
foundation stone of the New Retort
House June 8th 1878', 32cm long, in fitted
leather and velvet lined case
£200 - £300
609
Victorian silver cased brush, London 1854,
the outer cylindrical case with engraved
crest of a dog, the screw lid enclosing
silver handled brush, 7cm long
£120 - £180
610
Victorian silver crucifix, London 1873,
having loop suspension with monogram
'I.H.S.' and Jesus below, approx. 14cm
high including loop, 3oz, housed in leather
and velvet lined case
£80 - £120
611
Victorian silver ladle, Exeter 1849, maker
Robert, James & Josiah Williams, the
fiddle handle with engraved monogram
and having deep bowl, 33cm long, 8.5oz
£100 - £150
612
Victorian silver lighter, London 1893,
maker Sampson Mordan & Co., in the
form of a grenade, 7cm high
£140 - £170
613
Victorian silver paperweight, possibly
Birmingham 1870, in the form of Sphinx,
raised on onyx base, 12.5cm wide
£150 - £250
614
Victorian silver vinaigrette, Birmingham
possibly 1842, maker Nathaniel Mills, the
shaped hinged lid with foliate engraving
and vacant cartouche, opening to reveal,
gilt pierced foliate grille, 4cm wide
£150 - £250
615
Victorian Sydney mint 1870 mounted
sovereign, with mount to the top, total
weight 9.32 grams
£180 - £220
616
Wrestling interest, Victorian silver snuff
box, Birmingham 1855, maker Alfred
Taylor, the hinged rectangular lid having
shaped border, foliate engraving and
vacant cartouche, opening to reveal, inside
lid with inscription reading '3rd Prize, For
men not exceeding 11 stone, this box was
Wrestled for by Cumberland and
Westmoreland men residing in London,
29th March 1861, Won by Jos Tiffin',
having reeded sides and similar engraving
to base, 8cm wide x 2cm high x 5cm deep
£200 - £300
