Victorian Sterling Silver Vinaigrette Box Joseph Willmore Birmingham 1841

Cover, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1834, J.W (Joseph Willmore), with vacant reserve, surrounded by engine turned surface and floral thumb piece above a spreading body, total weight 56gm, l 6.5cm Provenanc

A Victorian sterling silver novelty vinaigrette, Birmingham 1841 by Taylor and Perry Modelled as a book, engine turned decoration, the front with a rectangular cartouche engraved with initials CFCA in

4 objets de vertu. Includes 1 Victorian Sterling and gilt silver vinaigrette box, hallmarked for Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, mid 19th century, with repousse musical scene to top, 2"W; 1 Victorian ste

hallmarked Birmingham, 1841, NM (Nathaniel Mills), of rectangular form, the hinged cover and base inset with pink moss agate panels, a/f, total weight 94gm (including agate panels), 7cm x 5cm x 2cm

Georgian Era Finely engraved Sterling Silver Vinaigrette Box, Birmingham 1807, uniquely curved form, makers mark indistinct, gilt interior, engraved grill with holes. Approx. Measurements: 36.84grams.

A Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1851 by Nathaniel Mills of rectangular form with rounded corners. The lid with a central cartouche of three C scroll engraved with initials JAR, ot

Pair of Sterling Silver Chambersticks, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, England, 1829. Modeled as leaves. Marked. Height: 5cm. Length: 8cm. 85gr.

A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, JOSEPH WILLMORE, BIRMINGHAM, 1809 oblong, the lid bright-cut with bands of foliage around an oval inscribed BH / 25. October. / 1834, wrigglework decorated sides and bas

Georgian Era Sterling Silver Vinaigrette Box Samuel Pemberton Birmingham 1818. Finely engraved foliate and scroll designs, Rectangular, canted corners, engraved foliate grill and gilt interior. Vacant

Two early Victorian cast silver condiment spoons, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1839, in the 18th century style, realistically modelled as convolvulus, the bowls as the flowers, gilded, 11cm long, 1.30o

Two 19th century sterling silver objets de vertu, comprised of a Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette by Nathaniel Mills hallmarked Birmingham 1840, weighing 22 grams, together with a late 19th centu

Victorian Sterling Silver-Gilt Table Snuff Box Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1851 Rectangular, the hinged cover with farmer and horses in high relief, framed by a border of horse heads, masks, farm tools

An English sterling silver vinaigrette. Hallmarks for Francis Clark, Birmingham, England, 1841. Etched and chased basket weave motif, the lid centered by a shield (no monogram). The interior grill dec

A late Victorian silver engraved table snuff box, A late Victorian silver engraved table snuff box, by Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1897, the cover later engraved '10th November 1951', 4.7cm wide 10.2cm

A lovely Victorian rectangular sterling silver vinaigrette, made by George Unite & Sons, a fine silversmith from Birmingham. The vinaigrette has markings in the interior of its lid and also on the ins

Maker/Designer: Edward Smith Origin: England Date/Period: 1846 Silver Purity: 925 Size: 1.25" long Hallmarks: Birmingham 1846 Condition: excellent, no repairs, no dents or damage A rare early Victoria

Victorian sterling silver vinaigrettes (2), each with machine turned decoration and gold washed interiors featuring pierced scrolling foliate grilles. A rectangular example, Birmingham, 1850, by Natha

Each is rectangular in form with maker's mark as pictured, comprising: a reeded example with concave foot, pierced and etched floral and foliate grille, Birmingham, 1804, monogrammed; an undecorated e

Rectangular, Birmingham, comprising: two similar example by Joseph Willmore, gold washed, with floral repousse and etched wave and diamond decoration, reeded sides, pierced scrolling floral and foliat

Each is rectangular in form with maker's mark as pictured, comprising: an example with etched scrolling foliate decoration, etched floral and wave decorated grille, Birmingham, 1812, monogrammed; an e

Antique Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, parcel gilt interior, hallmarked and marked for Edward Smith, Birmingham, England, circa 1850s. 0.25" H x 1.25" W x 0.75" D. Approx. 0.44 ozt.

(lot of 2) English Georgian period sterling silver vinaigrette boxes, gilt washed interiors, with floral and foliate pierced grilles, including: (1) William Simpson, c.1829, Birmingham hallmarks, mono

An early Victorian silver card case, the exterior with all-over tartan pattern engine-turning, the body with vacant cartouche, Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1841, length 8.3cm, weight 57g/1.83ozt approx

and Cover, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1853, Edward Smith, of shaped rectangular form, inscribed in cartouche 'To//John Marshall Esquire//From the Members of the Derwent Cricket Club//in testimony of thei