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 A Victorian silver sealing wax holder by Levi & Salaman. HM Birmingham 1900. price on application Ref: S/93 |
 A silver sealing wax holder - London 1909 by Carrington & Co. The seal base opens to reveal a vesta case. An unusual combination. (LLY/YS/LE) sold
Ref: S108 |
 A silver snuff box - Birmingham 1925. Maker George Randle. (JB%/LUS) Price on application see also S/151/A Ref: S/151 |
 See S/151 Ref: S/151/A |
 A silver patented sealing wax holder. Hall marked in 1908 at CHESTER. The maker is Sampson Mordan. (pressing on the end part of the holder allows the stick of sealing wax to be released). (US/YO/LR) £135.00 see also S/153/A Ref: S/153 |
 SEE S/153 Ref: S/153/A |
 An attractive silver tray for presenting Carte de Visite. Hall marked in London in 1909 by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths. Inset with an enamel palque that reads Greetings. sold Ref: S/160 |
 A silver cased glass inkwell/dip pen holder. Birmingham 1903 by Grey & Co. (IS/YS/LR) sold Ref: S/161 |
 An usual style Silver Stamp case by the Boots Pure Drug Company - CHESTER 1904. (IS/YH/LR) sold Ref: S/166 |
 A George IV Silver and tortoise shell travelling fork. (JB/LYY) Price on application Ref: S/172 |
 An attractive cut glass and silver inkwell. Hallmark - Birmingham 1902 by William Aitken (MB/7) Price on application Ref: S/175 |
 A most unusual SILVER AND ENAMEL pen wiper by ASPREY'S. Hallmarked in London 1909 (MB/21) Price on application Ref: S/176 |
.jpg) A miniature silver chamberstick. Hallmarked - Birmingham 1924 sold Ref: S/178 |
 A silver burner for melting sealing wax . Probably used in a clerk's office. Hallmarked - Birmingham 1905 by Hilliard & Thomason sold Ref: S/179 |
 A perpetual calendar in a silver stand. HM -Birmingham 1922 by Samuel M Levi. (MB 29) Price on application Please note: date card 27/28 is a replacement but of the period) Ref: S/182 |
 A SILVER PEN WIPER - HM London 1909 (LY/YR/LR) £48.00 Ref: S/183 |
 Various silver vestas - left - Birmingham 1912 William Henry Sparrow middle - Birmingham 1882 George Unite right - Birmingham 1902 William Hare Haseler Prices on application Ref: S/184 |
 GEORGIAN SUGAR NIPS - William Johnson -London 1820 1836 JB/ES Price on application Ref: S/185 |
 A most unusual and attractive Silver & Tortoise shell book mark. The circular silver top has a glass eye inset and the wording - Stopped Here. Hall marked - Birmingham 1904 by Grey & Co. LLS/LL/LR sold
Ref: S/186 |