A handsome pair of silver table pheasants – measuring 12 inches long. The pair consists of a male and female each hand chased and long tails. The pheasants sit upon 2 feet and are further balance on the table by their tail feathers.
Hallmarks: for Egypt – dating between 1906-1916.
Measures: 12 inches long x 5 inches high
Weight: just over 1 kg total.
$2,200.00
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A beautiful light blue guilloché enamelled card case tiny blue cabochon on the opening. Card case is dated 1927 by Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham.
Marked with English sterling hallmarks, made in England and Makers marks.
Measures: 3 1/8 inches long x 2 1/8 inches wide.
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A pre-revolution Russian silver sugar basket – Moscow circa 1900. Hand engraved designs throughout the body with a handle on hinges that moves up and down.
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A fabulous pair of English compotes / tazzas with silver plated triangular bases and etched crystal bowls that sit up them. The bases are decorated with bird shapes which are attached by chains upwards towards the centre of the tazzas. The crystal dishes are deep for holding fruit or desserts and they bowls all hand etched.
English, circa 1880.
Each measures: 8.5 inches tall x 9 inches diameter.
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English Hallmarked Sterling Teapot London. Dated 1821.
A stunning English Hallmarked Sterling Teapot, it dates 1821, London. The teapot is rather an small, yet odd round shape that decorated with a bold engraving of a loin in the centre of on both the rear and front. It is features simple, yet classic decorative elements of bead and scroll in the design. It is a beautiful combination of silver and wood, with the wood appearing on the handle and the top of the lid. The wooden handle and top would have made it easier to pick up and pour a hot beverage at the time.
A lovely little teapot perfect for a timeless gift, or for those who enjoy collecting everyday objects with a past.
Hallmarked: Lion for Sterling, Crown Leopard’s Head for the City of London, Dated 1821, Duty Mark for the Sovereign Head of George III. Marker’s Mark : Unknown ‘L P’.
Excellent Condition: No dents or repairs. (Minimal surface and tarnish from gentle use, it can be easily polished. Note: reflections on the sterling does not display a lesser condition)
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