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Large Victorian glass and silver hobnail cut scent bottle with screw top and original stopper, by S Blanckensee and Son, Birmingham 1898. 5.5 inches high;
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Victorian silver goblet with decorative band of engraving and initials CWT below a crest: ‘on a ducal coronet an arm in armour holding a dagger’, made by Simeon Greenberg, Birmingham 1863. 6 inches high; 5.11 ounces
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Victorian silver gothic style milk jug with engraved decoration and initials SE conjoined, by George Angell and Co., London 1859. 6.5 inches high; 8.04 ounces
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Victorian silver toastrack by Thomas Bradbury, London 1892, engraved with a crest of a griffin sejant. 6 inches long; 7.94 ounces
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Victorian silver and tortoiseshell page turner by Harold Child, London 1890. 14.5 inches long
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Victorian silver milk jug with gilt interior, by Charles Edwards, London 1836. 5.5 inches high; 7.94 ounces. Engraved on the front with a crest of a hawk with a branch in its beak and motto over: ‘At Last’.
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Victorian silver cream pail pierced with flowers and foliage and a vacant cartouche, made by W H Skinner, London 1899. 2.3 inches high to top rim; 1.5 ounces excluding blue glass liner
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Victorian silver cake knife and fork in original fitted case, by Martin Hall and Company, Sheffield 1866, the filled handles engraved with a crest of a hawk. The knife 10.75 inches long
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Victorian silver grape shears in original fitted case, by Martin Hall and Company, Sheffield 1861. 7.25 inches long; 4.8 ounces
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Victorian oval silver pinch-side tobacco box by Horton and Allday, Birmingham 1899. 4 inches wide; 2.83 ounces
