A Victorian silver Bosun's whistle, the barrel shaped

TWO SILVER BOSUNS' WHISTLES, VICTORIAN AND MODERN both of typical boatswain's call form, the first, maker's mark punched through, Birmingham 1884, the barrel-shaped buoy engraved each side with the Ro

the first a Victorian silver example with mark of Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham (1860), engraved decoration to keel, the barrel shaped buoy bearing the Royal Naval crown and anchor, no monogram (tea

A mid-Victorian silver Bosun whistle, having foliate and thistle engraving to the keel and crowned anchors to either end of the barrel. Hallmarked Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1862. Length measures

hallmarked for Birmingham 1856 and by Hilliard & Thomason, marked with naval sigil and brightcut decoration, 16.5g

Description: Sterling Silver marked Navy Bosun's whistle with an applied Oriental dragon sporting long, separately applied whiskers and marked sterling on the body. History: Provenance: N/A D

DESCRIPTION: A Victorian silver-plated & Glass Biscuit Barrel. This is an antique piece, with a silver overlay footed case frame fitting a bulbous shaped glass barrel with engraved decorative motifs,

Victorian, heavily chased in wreath form with four melon-shaped bells, agate handle, and whistle end, stamped 'C.C.' in a rectangle, 5-1/2 in.

A SILVER BARREL SHAPED DOUBLE CUP. Germany, 20th century. Chased with barrel designs and grape vines. Each bottom is retrofitted with Jewish wedding related medal. 4.8” tall.

A Victorian silver shaped rectangular card case, maker's mark D (not traced), Birmingham 1877, engraved in the Aesthetic manner with birds and water-side plants, 10cm (4in) long, 85g (2.75 oz)

A SILVER BARREL SHAPED CUP. Germany, c. 1900. Embossed with bunches of grapes and a family crest. 5.3” tall.

A SILVER BOSUN'S WHISTLE CIRCA 1919 BY J. HOWELL, BIRMINGHAM the end piece decorated with an anchor, the body with scrolling acanthus leaves, hallmarked, 20 grams approximately, 10cm in length

1.5" diam

1.5" diam

18th century AD. A silver whistle comprising a curved plaque and ball with vent above, three ribbed collars holding a tube; plaque marked 'A. Wilkins' in tremolier technique. 4.39 grams, 40mm (1 1/2")

A Victorian silver gilt shaped rectangular Êstle top' card case by Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1844, the cover with an unidentified abbey amidst scrolls, flowers and foliage, the reverse with a

A Victorian sterling silver barrel form mustard potChawner & Co., London1874Engraved with a heraldic crest.height 3 1/8in (8cm); length 3 1/4in (8.25cm); width 2 3/8in (6cm); silver weight approximate

G E, London 1860, a Victorian silver vase- shaped mustard pot on a foliate cast and pierced domed foot, the body foliate chased and pierced with scroll and leaf decoration, the shallow domed hinged li

A collection of antique baby whistle rattles. There is a silver whistle with jingle bells and is hallmarked RE, a silver and abalone handled whistle rattle marked MLS and a silver rattle (missing one

A Victorian silver heart shaped bon bon dish with embossed and pierced decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1895 maker Thomas Hayes. 3 1/2'' long. (20g)

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HEART-SHAPED BOX, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1893, with hinged domed cover, boldly embossed with C-scrolls and foliage within crimped rims. 12cm by 11.5cm, 5.8 troy ounces

Henry Holland of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1879, a Victorian silver pear shaped mustard pot with silver gilt interior, mounted on circular plinth base, the tapered body with engraved swag a

Victorian silver shell-shaped serving spoons from Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.. Including 1 pair of larger serving spoons and 1 pair of smaller serving spoons. L. of longest spoon: 23 cm (8 7/8 in.)

8th-10th century AD. A silver-gilt barrel-shaped pendant with applied filigree decoration and attachment loop to the top. 4.83 grams, 22mm (3/4"). Property of an American collector; acquired 1980-2000

An antique Victorian silver babys rattle with a whistle, a coral teether, and dependent bells featuring a charming and historically significant infant accessory. Victorian-era baby rattles were often