Lot 1 - An early 18th century Dutch silver miniature ‘toy’ teapot, Amsterdam 1738 by Willem van Strant (active 1727-1742)

Sold for £450

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Lot 2 - A late 18th century Dutch Loderin Box (lodereindoosje), Amsterdam 1787 by Christoffel Woortman (active 1778-1801)

Estimated at £150 - £250

Lot 3 - An early 20th century Dutch 833 standard silver novelty match safe, Hoorn 1905 by J. Verhoogt (active 1894-1936)

Sold for £375

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Lot 4 - An Edwardian sterling silver miniature toy tipping kettle on burner stand, Chester 1907 by Saunders and Shepard

Sold for £188

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Lot 5 - A mid-19th century German 13 loth (812 standard) silver novelty needle case, circa 1850

Sold for £175

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Lot 6 - A George III sterling silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1826 by Thomas Freeman

Estimated at £100 - £150

Lot 7 - A George IV sterling silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1826 by John Bettridge

Sold for £288

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Lot 8 - A Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1858 by Nathaniel Mills

Sold for £125

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Lot 9 - A Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1842 by Nathaniel Mills

Sold for £175

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Lot 10 - A Victorian sterling silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1858 by Aston & Son

Estimated at £300 - £500

Lot 11 - A Victorian sterling silver ‘castle top’ vinaigrette, Birmingham 1845 by Nathaniel Mills

Estimated at £800 - £1,200

Lot 12 - A George IV sterling silver snuff box, Birmingham 1827 by Edward Smith

Sold for £106

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Lot 13 - A Victorian sterling silver squeeze-action snuff box, Birmingham 1888 by Howard James

Sold for £138

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Lot 14 - A George I Britannia standard snuff box, London 1716 by HA crown above, mullet below (Unidentified Grimwade 3598) overstriking another, with an anchor

Sold for £600

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Lot 15 - A Queen Anne silver commemorative patch box, London circa 1705 by Thomas Keddan

Sold for £225

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Lot 16 - A George III sterling silver patch box Birmingham 1799 by John Thorton

Sold for £162

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Lot 17 - A George III sterling silver nutmeg grater, Birmingham 1802 by Joseph Wilmore

Sold for £275

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Lot 18 - A George III sterling silver wine / decanter label, London circa 1790 by John Rich

Estimated at £150 - £250

Lot 19 - An unusual George III sterling silver telescopic mechanical cabinet / automaton key, London 1797 by George Cowles

Sold for £812

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Lot 20 - A Victorian sterling silver and enamel quadruple stamp box, London 1890 by Wright & Davies

Estimated at £700 - £900

Lot 21 - A George V sterling silver novelty playing cards case, Sheffield 1912 by Fenton, Russell & Co Ltd

Estimated at £350 - £550

Lot 22 - A Victorian parcel-gilt sterling silver novelty purse, London 1872 by William Summers

Estimated at £600 - £800

Lot 23 - An Edwardian sterling silver concertina cased set of butt markers, London 1905 by Asprey’s

Estimated at £1,200 - £1,600

Lot 24 - A George V sterling silver triple sovereign case, Birmingham 1910 makers mark obscured

Sold for £300

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Lot 25 - A Victorian sterling silver and marine ivory novelty auctioneers’ pencil and gavel, Chester 1900 makers mark obscured

Sold for £250

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Lot 26 - A George VI sterling silver lighter, London 1947 by Asprey and Co

Sold for £575

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Lot 27 - A Victorian 9 carat gold vesta case, Chester 1898 by William Neale

Sold for £625

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Lot 28 - A George VI Art Deco 9 carat gold lighter, London 1941 by Saunders, Shepherd & Co Ltd

Sold for £1,188

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Lot 29 - A George VI Art Deco 9 carat gold lighter, London 1949 by S. J. Rose

Sold for £2,000

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Lot 30 - An Elizabeth II 9 carat golf lighter, Birmingham 1958 by ADB (untraced)

Sold for £2,125

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Lot 31 - A George V 18 carat gold propelling pencil, London 1916 by Sampson Mordan

Sold for £400

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Lot 32 - An Edwardian 9 carat gold propelling pencil, London circa 1910 by Edmund Bennett

Estimated at £150 - £250

Lot 33 - A Victorian 15 carat gold golf prize medal, Birmingham 1900 by Walker and Hall

Sold for £375

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Lot 34 - A pair of mid-19th century unmarked gold lorgnettes, probably English circa 1860

Sold for £600

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Lot 35 - An early to mid-19th century English unmarked gold (12.4 carat) and mother of pearl folding fruit knife, circa 1830-50

Sold for £225

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Lot 36 - A George V 9 carat Rose Gold cigarette case, London circa 1910 by Heasman & Co

Estimated at £1,200 - £1,600

Lot 37 - A Victorian sterling silver cigar case, Birmingham 1890 by George Unite

Sold for £125

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Lot 38 - A George VI Art Deco sterling silver cigarette box, Birmingham 1946 by Morris and Baker

Sold for £300

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Lot 39 - A George V sterling silver table cigar / cigarette lighter, London 1933 by Dyas Beverley Hampton

Sold for £200

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Lot 40 - An Edwardian sterling silver ‘Art Nouveau’ jewellery casket, Birmingham 1902 by Horton & Allday

Sold for £300

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Lot 41 - An Edwardian sterling silver cased travelling timepiece carriage clock, London 1905 by William Comyns

Sold for £275

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Lot 42 - A George V sterling silver mounted dressing table mirror, Birmingham 1910 by J A Restall & Co

Sold for £325

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Lot 43 - A Victorian sterling silver dressing table box, London 1886 by J.B (unidentified)

Estimated at £200 - £300

Lot 44 - A cased Victorian unmarked parcel gilt silver posy holder, circa 1880

Sold for £750

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Lot 45 - A cased Elizabeth II parcel-gilt sterling silver novelty box, London 1994 by JC (untraced)

Sold for £325

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Lot 46 - A cased Elizabeth II parcel-gilt sterling silver novelty box, London 1991 by JC (untraced)

Sold for £375

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Lot 47 - A late 19th century unmarked silver gilt mounted banded agate casket, probably Austrian, Vienna circa 1890

Estimated at £2,000 - £3,000

Lot 48 - An early 20th century 9 carat gold mounted nephrite letter opener, London circa 1910 by HH

Estimated at £250 - £350

Lot 49 - An early 20th century Austrian 900 standard silver and photo-enamel cigarillo case, Vienna circa 1920, makers mark obscured

Estimated at £80 - £120

Lot 50 - An early 20th century German 935 standard silver and guilloche enamel toothpick box, Pforzheim circa 1920 by Gustav Wenning

Estimated at £300 - £500

Lot 51 - A George VI sterling silver and guilloche enamel compact, Birmingham 1951 by Henry Clifford Davis

Sold for £425

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Lot 52 - An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silver and guilloche enamel bell bush, Bergen circa 1930 by Marius Hammer

Sold for £300

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Lot 53 - A cased early 20th century Norwegian sterling silver gilt and guilloche enamel snuff box, by Marius Hammer, import marked for London 1932 by Henry James Hulbert, retailed by Asprey

Sold for £750

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Lot 54 - Egyptian Royal interest – A George VI art deco guilloche enamel sterling silver gold set cigarette case, Birmingham 1939 by Adie Brothers

Sold for £375

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Lot 55 - An early 20th century Art Deco sterling silver and laquer cigarette case, import marks for London 1934 by Henry Charles Freeman Ltd

Sold for £188

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Lot 56 - An early 20th century French Art Deco 950 standard silver gilt and lacquer cigarette case, circa 1925 by Michel Royer (reg. 1908)

Sold for £250

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Lot 57 - An early 20th century German Art Deco silver and lacquer compact circa 1925

Sold for £375

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Lot 58 - An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silver gilt and plique-à-jour enamel boat, Bergen circa 1910 by Marius Hammer

Sold for £1,500

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Lot 59 - An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silver gilt and plique-à-jour enamel boat, Bergen circa 1910 by Marius Hammer

Estimated at £2,000 - £3,000

Lot 60 - An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silver gilt and plique-à-jour enamel cup and saucer, Bergen circa 1910 by Marius Hammer

Estimated at £2,000 - £3,000

Lot 61 - An early 20th century Norwegian 930 standard silver gilt and plique-à-jour enamel cup and saucer, Bergen circa 1910 by Marius Hammer

Sold for £3,000

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Lot 62 - An Elizabeth II 9 carat gold and amethyst seal, London 1961 by G J Ltd

Estimated at £100 - £150

Lot 63 - A mixed group of Georgian objects of vertu

Sold for £275

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Lot 64 - A George IV / William IV early 19th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1830

Sold for £175

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Lot 65 - A George III late 18th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1790

Sold for £200

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Lot 66 - A George III early 19th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1800

Sold for £375

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Lot 67 - A George III early 19th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1800

Sold for £188

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Lot 68 - A Victorian mid-19th century unmarked gold combination swivel seal and locket, circa 1860

Sold for £450

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Lot 69 - Bree Family Lot 69-74 – Two 18th century steel wax seals, circa 1750-80

Sold for £350

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Lot 70 - A George III late 18th century collection of unmarked gold seals

Sold for £1,125

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Lot 71 - A George III late 18th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1790

Sold for £450

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Lot 72 - A George IV early 19th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1820

Sold for £450

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Lot 73 - A George III early 19th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1810

Sold for £300

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Lot 74 - A George IV early 19th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1825

Sold for £688

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Lot 75 - A George II mid-18th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1750

Estimated at £400 - £600

Lot 76 - A George IV / William IV early 19th century unmarked gold seal, probably Scottish circa 1830

Sold for £625

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Lot 77 - Third-Guinea, George III 1802, first laureate head right, R; crown with date below

Sold for £200

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Lot 78 - Half Guinea 1797, George III fifth laureate head right, R. spade-shaped shield

Sold for £250

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Lot 79 - Half guinea, 1806 George III seventh laureate bust, R; crowned quartered shield within garter above date.

Sold for £300

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Lot 80 - Half-Sovereign, George III 1818, engraved by...

Sold for £450

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Lot 81 - A George III mid-18th century English gilt metal chatelaine etui, London circa 1760

Estimated at £300 - £500

Lot 82 - A mid-18th century German enamel novelty bonbonniere or snuff box, Berlin circa 1740 probably by Fromery, with Louis XV French silver mounts Pairs 1738-44

Estimated at £150 - £250

Lot 83 - A mid-18th century German enamel novelty bonbonniere or snuff box, Berlin circa 1750 probably by Fromery, with Louis XV French silver mounts Pairs 1750-56

Sold for £238

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Lot 84 - A mid-18th century German enamel novelty bonbonniere or snuff box, Berlin circa 1750 probably by Fromery, with Louis XV French silver mounts Pairs 1744-50

Estimated at £250 - £350

Lot 85 - A mid-18th century English enamel bonbonniere or table snuffbox, Staffordshire circa 1760

Estimated at £300 - £500

Lot 86 - A George I / II unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff box, English circa 1720-40

Estimated at £350 - £550

Lot 87 - An early 18th century unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell pique work snuff box, probably English circa 1710

Estimated at £600 - £800

Lot 88 - A late 18th / early 19th century French or Austrian portrait miniature set unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff box, circa 1800

Sold for £1,188

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Lot 89 - A late 18th century French engine turned tortoiseshell and unmarked gold mounted snuff box, circa 1780

Estimated at £1,000 - £1,500

Lot 90 - A late 18th century French unmarked gold mounted pique work blonde tortoiseshell snuff box, probably Paris circa 1780

Sold for £750

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Lot 91 - A Louis XVI late 18th century French gold mounted vernis martin and pique work snuffbox, probably Paris circa 1775

Estimated at £1,200 - £1,800

Lot 92 - A late 18th century French unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff box, circa 1770

Sold for £1,000

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Lot 93 - A George III early 19th century unmarked gold mounted tortoiseshell toothpick box, English circa 1820

Estimated at £150 - £250

Lot 94 - A late 18th century French unmarked gold mounted ivory patch box, circa 1780

Estimated at £400 - £600

Lot 95 - A early-19th century German unmarked gold mounted mother of pearl notebook / aide memoire, possibly Berlin circa 1820

Estimated at £1,200 - £1,600

Lot 96 - A late 18th century French gold, enamel and ivory carnet-de-bal (souvenir d'amitié), circa 1780

Estimated at £800 - £1,200