Sterling silver

A lovely cicular HMSS photograph frame, complete with stand-up support and wooden backing. The silver is hallmarked to London 1918. the frame is generally in very good condition but there are a couple of little dents on the side. the diameter of teh picture frame is 7.5 cms.

This is a VINTAGE 99.9% pure silver bullion bar made by the Perth mint. The value of these bars will just keep going up and up as well, as the price of silver goes up. They are a good investment.

Nine lovely little silver (80% pure) teaspoons. They are perfect for that Victorian tea cup. They measure 10 cms long. They are marked 800 standard (they may well be German).

Five lovely sterling silver teaspoons marked STERLING SILVER APEX, with handles in the shape of tennis rachets. They are 11.3 cms long and weigh 14 gms each (1/2 oz).

A lovely thin Art Deco sterling silver cigarette case. I cannot work out what the hallmark means to tell you where and when it was made. In excellent condition. It is of very solid construction weighing about 95 gms or 3.5 oz. The case is about 9.5 x 8 x 0.8 cms in size.

A lovely partly boxed Edwardian sterling silver napkin ring, hallmarked to Birmingham 1913 and made by J. Gloster Ltd.. the napkin ring is beautifully carved, with a decorative edge. It weighs 28 gms of 1 oz.

A lovely teaspoon hallmarked to London 1911 and made by W&H. In very good aged condition. seems to have two crossed golf clubs and a golf ball on the handle....11.3 cms long.

A unusual silver (90% pure, compared to sterling silver which is 92.5% silver content) napkin ring made by Wellner (Germany). I believe this is c1930. Also has a "patent" stamp on it. This is a very solid napkin ring which weighs about 47 gms, which is more than 1 1/2 oz.