A group of Georgian and later silver items, comprising a lat...

Hammer

£180

A group of Georgian and later silver items, comprising a late 19th century silver salt of elaborate design, topped with a boy sat upon rolling wave above a shell form bowl support by a fish column and a circular base,with import marks, David Bridge, London 1891, 5.5 by 4.5 by 9.5cm high, a Sterling silver circular lidded pot, with blank cartouche to its lid, 6 by 2cm high, a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs with shell form nips, engraved with initials 'T E.A', with repairs, 12cm long, an Edward VII silver cased corkscrew, case 9cm long, Birmingham a silver pill box with the initials 'RWB' engraved upon its hinged lid, A J Poole, Birmingham 2009, 3 by 1cm high, a continental salt stamped '930' with single handle, pierced decoration and blue glass liner, 6.2 by 4.5cm, a George V salt pierced decorative sides but without glass liner, Harrison & Hipwood, Birmingham 1927, 7 by 6 by 4.5cm high, and a napkin ring, Charles Edwin Turner, Birmingham 1910, overall 7.3toz. (1 bag)

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The wave form salt, has some indentations, its edges are bent in places, the tongs have a reply to their hinge and the handles are also bent, the larger pill box has indentations and all of the items are have surface wear and usage marks.