A pair of Victorian sterling silver scent flasks, Birmingham 1888 by David and Lionel Spiers

A Victorian scent / perfume bottle / flask with silver top and gilt floral detail hallmarked Birmingham 1893 maker David & Lionel Spiers. In fitted Case. The bottle approx. 5" long

Two Victorian sterling silver gobletsvarious makersfourth quarter 19th centuryOne Henry Holland, London, 1879, the other David & Lionel Spiers, Birmingham, 1884larger height 7 3/8in (19cm); diameter 3

Sterling Silver Hinged 3 Hook Fob Chatelaine David & Lionel Spiers Birmingham; sterling silver; 28.4dwt/44.2g; 1.50" Reserve: $180.00 Shipping: Domestic: Free shipping to anywhere within the contiguou

Beautiful pair of Victorian sterling silver gilt medieval style figural grape shears by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, date letter for 1888.Weight: 111g or 3.57 troy Oz. 7 1/4" l x 2" w or 18.5cm x 5cm W

Pair late Victorian silver mounted scent bottles, Letter dated 1890, Birmingham, worn mark likely for Horton & Allday, spiral orb-form glass, hinged sterling lid, each 6"h x 4"dia Provenance: The Esta

Victorian Sterling silver basket, Birmingham 1888, Elkington & Co., 10" x 12 1/2"

PAIR OF VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER SHAKERSBirmingham, 1893Pill-form, on three ball feet. Heights 2”.Approx. 1.2 troy oz. Provenance:Property of a direct descendant of Thomas Jefferson, the contents o

A Victorian sterling silver spirit hip flask, Birmingham 1870 by George Unite Of curved oval form with a screw cap. The body with engraved decoration of strapwork, arabesques and foliate C scrolls, al

Victorian English sterling silver flask, marked "H.G" for Henry Greaves, Birmingham, 1897. 4" H x 4" W weighs 4.36 ozt inclusive of cork.

DESCRIPTION: An english Victorian sterling silver scent bottle, with embossed decorative motifs depicting a pair of female and male figures playing the flute. Marked with "8J", leopard head, and lion

English. Birmingham. Date and maker's mark rubbed. Enameled with a lily. Height 2 3/4". (100/150)

Victorian silver combination vinaigrette and scent flask by Sampson Mordan & Co., modeled in the form of a powder horn with hinged cover to one end opening to reveal a scroll pierced grille bearing ma

maker initials of CM, possibly Charles May, Birmingham, circa 1901, ruby stained cut to clear and sterling scent flask in the Daisy & Button pattern, 4 in. H.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Victorian sterling silver top and clear cut crystal scent bottle, by DJE silversmiths of Birmingham, dated 1889. This scent bottle features an oval shape and a matching silver

Pair of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with American Spoons hallmarked Birmingham, 1890-1891, by Hayes Brothers, cauldron form, decorated with spiral gadroons and raised on three ball fee

Two Victorian sterling silver asparagus serversChawner & Co, London and Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham1844 and 1888length of larger 10in (25.5cm); total weight approximately 11oz troy Provenance:Pro

Full English hallmarks for sterling silver, city of Birmingham and date letter 1903. Small ding on top of lid, which is loose. No chips to glass. Fine, very pleasant remnant of a perfume inside bottle

Pair of Victorian English sterling silver-gilt compotes, by R & S Garrard & Company (James Garrard), London, 1887, 1888, each reticulated example with pierced fan reserves, heavily chased scrolls, and

Pair of Victorian "Diamond Jubilee" Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Later Spoons hallmarked Birmingham, 1896-1897, by William Augustus Devenport (1856-1920), each shaped and stamped in the form of St

Pair Charles May & Sons Birmingham sterling silver & cut glass scent perfume bottles, 1899. Cut glass squares to the exterior. Hand chased scrolls to the lids. Charles May sterling silver hallmarks to

Pair of sterling silver and cut glass scent or perfume bottles. Both hallmarked indistinctively for Birmingham. Approx. height 5.25". Note: Hinge is broken on lid on both.

fine Thomas Webb & Sons English chartreuse yellow with acid etched white opalescent rose floral decoration cameo glass perfume flask or bottle, having silver cap with 1884 David & Lionel Spiers Birmin

A group of two pieces of antique British sterling silver holloware, consisting of a small cream jug of globular form with a lipped spout, hallmarked Birmingham 1888, with maker's marks for L. Spiers,

Pair of English sterling silver and cut glass scent or perfume bottles. Both hallmarked instinctively for Birmingham. Approx. height 5.25". Note: Hinge is broken on lid on both.