Sterling silver

This lovely Art Nouveau c1890 bon-bon dish is hallmarked but it is a bit hard to read. From what I can make out it looks to have been made by HCS in Birminham in 1881. It is very ornate and very well made. It stands about 7 cms tall, is 17 cms long and 12 cms wide. Overall I would say it is in very good condition. It weighs about 105 gms or 3.5 oz.

The scoops are made from sterling silver 1/4 rupies, with lovely twisted silver handles...these spoons are quite long, about 9.5 cms. weight: 10 gms.

Another 2 sterling silver salt spoons made from silver coins...one of the coins is dated 1891...the date on the other has been worn away. I do not know the origin of the coins used. They have beautiful ornate handles. weight: 7.5 gms.

These are 3 matching sterling silver collector (tea)spoons from the Phillipines. The tops are decorated with a sailor, a boat and a car. They look rather old but I cannot determine their age. Their total silver weight is about 45 gms ~ 1.5 oz.

A lovely sterling silver engraved christening cup...it is inscribed EJMH and dated APRIL 2ND 1893. Made by H&T and hallmarked to Birmingham 1892. It is is very good condition, with a few dints here and there consisyent with age. Weight: 78 gms ~ 2.75 oz. the cups stands about 7 cms tall.

A lovely sterling silver cigarette case made in Chester 1913. These case are now becoming exceedinly popular to store smaller business cards in, but you can store almost anything small in them. They are also very collectable as smoking becomes a thing of the past. This is a nice sold case, gilded inside, weighing 74 gms, or 2 1/2 oz.