Lockdales - The Fine Sale, Auction 166 - 12th & 13th June 2019

71 657 Unmarked silver mounted otter's foot brooch £20 - £25 658 Two vesta cases, comprising a French silver plated example with a profile of Henry IV on it, and an American Gorham Co. white metal vesta case which is not marked silver and could be silver plate £25 - £30 659 Victorian silver baby's rattle (missing one bell and has some damage to the silver). Two hallmarks just readable on the squashed top - these read "Birmingham, 1881." Weighs 2oz approx. £30 - £35 660 Victorian silver childs rattle by George Unite with floral decoration surrounded by eight bells, complete with whistle, suspension ring and coral teething bar. £100 - £120 661 Victorian silver cheroot case hallmarked London, 1888. Weighs 2oz approx. £30 - £40 662 Two small silver boxes (one being a ring box) hallmarked Birm. 1900 & 1902. Total weight of both including the cloth contents of the ring box 3.25oz. £60 - £70 663 White metal ladies compact, lid decorated with filigree work, reverse depicts three camels, diameter 70mm £50 - £80 664 Silver flatware and 4 part-silver items includes 2 butter knives, tea strainer etc. - various hallmarks & dates (15 items in all). 5 oz. of free silver £70 - £80 665 WWII interest. A large Chinese white metal wood lined box, stamped to base 'Tientsin Yeching Sterling', engraved to lid 'Presented to Sgt. J. A. Rosindell, by the members of the sergeants mess, 1st Bn. the Durham Light Infantry, on his leaving the Battalion, April 1939', height 3.5cm, width 19.5cm depth 11.5cm approx. £160 - £200 666 Woodbridge & Debenham interest. Two large silver double handled serving trays, hallmarked 'IET (John Edward Terry), London 1840', both with matching engraving, depicting a gentleman stood in a toll booth, beside a four bar gate, the larger tray engraved 'Debenham, This Dessert Service (comprising five Dishes) is Presented to John Freeman Esquire, As a small Testimonial for his indefatigable Exertions in obtaining Subscriptions for liquidating a Debt of £700 and thereby removing five Principal & fourteen Side Toll-Gates, From the Turnpike Road, extending from Woodbridge to Eye, and Exonerating the Road from Tolls on the 6th day of July 1835', the smaller tray with cartouche reading 'Woodbridge', sizes 34cm x 44cm & 27cm x 33cm approx. (including handles), total weight 80 oz. approx. £1200 - £1400