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An Important Set of 4 George II Irish Butter Shells (C.1745)

by John Laughlin, Dublin

An Extremely Rare Pair of Early Victorian Gothic Cast Candlesticks (1843)

by Charles Reily and George Storer

An Extremely Rare Chalres II Small Goblet (1678)

by Maker's Mark I.C probably for John Cruttall

An Extraordinary Victorian Basket Connected to the City of Liverpool and Joseph Mayer (1847)

by Edward Barnard and Sons

An Extraordinary Silver-Gilt Royal Table Snuff Box (1851)

by David Pettifer, Birmingham

A Superb Suite of Three George III Neoclassical Fruit Bowls on Stands (1790)

by John Wakelin and William Taylor

A Selection of Silver by Omar Ramsden (From 1922 to 1936)

by All by Omar Ramsden

A Rare William and Mary Tea Bowl (Circa 1690)

by Philip Hull

A Rare George IV Silver-Gilt Wager Cup (1827)

by Joseph Angell

A Pretty George III Swing-Handled Sweetmeat Basket, 1777. (1777)

by Hester Bateman

A Good Pair of George II Cast Candlesticks (1758)

by Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright

A Good Contemporary Caddy Spoon Made to Commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the Society of Caddy Spoon Collectors (Edinburgh 2013)

by Malcolm Appleby

A Fine Victorian Cast Parcel Gilt Caddy Spoon in the Style of Paul Storr (1843)

by Charles Reily and George Storer

A Fine Pair of 18th Century George III Three Branch Candelabra (1790)

by John Scofield

A Fine George III Cast Neoclassical Taperstick (1781)

by John Scofield

A Fine George II Chinoiserie Tea Caddy of Large Size (1758)

by William Cripps

A Fine Charles II Dressing Table Mirror, Unmarked. (Circa 1683)

by Possibly William Fowle

A Fine Charles I Medallion (Circa 1645)

by Thomas Rawlins

A Fine Charles I Counter Box Unusually Containing 38 Gaming Counters by or after Simon van de Passe (Circa 1640)

by Unmarked

A Fine and Rare Charles II Commemorative Tobacco Box (C.1675)

by Unmarked

A Good James II Century Snuff Box (Circa 1685)

by Maker's Mark W.I below a fish

A Very Pretty Victorian Silver-Gilt Basket Formerly the Property of Walter Lees (1858)

by Marshall and Sons, Edinburgh