Sterling silver

A lovely sterling silver fob monographed LN on the front and with the inscription "KIASC 25 yards GIRLS RACE , 2nd Lily Neine, 1917", and hallmarked to Birmingham 1915. The fob weighs about 6 gms. Would make a great pendant.

A beautifully worked fob given to L. Margrave for the A.J. Cup (maybe a horse race). The center piece is rose gold and so is some of the surrounding area. The centre is likely to be 14 or 15 ct gold (which was common then), and the other are is probably 9 ct gold. The rest of the fob is sterling silver, and is hallmarked to Birmingham 1908, made by William Aitken. The fob weighs about 15 gms of which the gold content is probably about 3 gms. Would make a great pendant.

This has to be one of the best cigarette cases I have seen. It weighs about 200 gms, which is 6-7 oz of silver. As you can imagine it is very solid. It is in excellent condition and even comes with its original sleave. It is nicely engraved all over and has a wild cat with a latin inscription on the front. The condition of this case is that good it looks like it has never been actually used....even the springs inside are like new. The case is hallmarked to Birmingham 1937 and is made by AC co. ltd..

This is a stunning top of the range silver cigarette case.

A lovely vintage sterling silver ashtray, hallmarked to Birmingham 1937, and made by "M. BROS.". The ashtray is very typical Art Deco and in excellent condition. The size of the ashtray is 10 cms x 10 cms. The ashtray weighs about 100 gms which is more than 3 oz.

A large sterling silver bon-bon or center dish with pieced work and a beaded edge. The hallmark is a bit difficult to make out, but it was made in Birmingham in the early part of the 20th century. The letter mark looks like an "a" which would mean it was made in 1900. The dish weighs about 100 gms which is over 3 oz. the dish has a diameter of 17 cms and stands just over 2.5 cms high. The dish is in very good condition, but has had a repair done to one of the bottom edges.