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Victorian oval silver pinch-side tobacco box by Horton and Allday, Birmingham 1899. 4 inches wide; 2.83 ounces
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Victorian rococo revival silver chamberstick on four scroll feet, with original sconce and snuffer, by Hawkesworth Eyre and Co., Sheffield 1842. Engraved on the handle with a crest of a sheep. 7 inches wide including handle; 13.15 ounces
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Victorian silver half-fluted punch bowl, by Sibray Hall and Company, London 1898. 8.25 inches diameter; 22.12 ounces
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Victorian silver cream jug with gilt interior, the fluted panels with flat chased decoration and 3 applied plaques of a bearded head in profile, by John Figg, London 1866. 3.75 inches high to top of handle; 5.15 ounces
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Victorian silver squeeze-side snuff box by Horton and Allday, Birmingham 1899. Engraved with initials LCS above 21-6-1900. 2.75 inches diameter; 2.12 ounces
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Heavy Victorian cast silver ‘nodding head’ table bell modelled as Old Mother Hubbard holding her dog, made by Spink and Son, London 1899. 4.5 inches high; 19.68 ounces
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Small Victorian silver half fluted cream jug, by Thomas Bradbury, London 1893. 2.5 inches high; 1.98 ounces
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Ornate Victorian silver 2-handled sugar bowl with gilt interior, on 4 ‘Green Man’ mask feet, chased with scrolls and flowers, centered by two vacant cartouches. Made by W R Smily, London 1851. 4.5 inches high to top of handles; 14.4 ounces
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Victorian silver coffee pot with beaded borders, engraved with floral swags, by Robert Harper, London 1865. 7.5 inches high; 14.63 ounces
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Unusual Victorian silver 3-piece teaset, each piece with fluted body engraved with bands of bright-cut roundles, the sides with a monogram to one side, and a crest of a hand holding a scimitar to the other. The milk jug and sugar bowl with gilt interiors. Made by Thomas Bradbury and son, Sheffield 1875. Height of teapot 7 inches; 42.7 ounces
