Decorative Arts: Discovery - Part I Antique & Modern Silver

1: Two Georgian Silver Vinaigrettes, Birmingham, c.1830

2: Victorian Silver Card Case, Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1859

3: Four Edwardian Silver Boxes, London and Birmingham, 1901-07

4: English Silver Rectangular Repoussé Cigarette Box, J. Boseck & Co., Birmingham, 1912

5: Three Dutch, English, and German Silver Repoussé Boxes, late 19th/early 20th century

6: Three Continental Silver Rectangular Snuff Boxes, 19th century

7: Continental Silver Cigarette Case, Compact, Scent Phial, and a Needle Case, 20th century

8: Three Continental Enamelled Silver Circular Boxes, Silver Spice Box and an Oval Box, 20th century

9: Group of Fourteen Various Silver and Silvered Metal Small Boxes and a Cigarette Lighter, 19th/20th century

10: English Silver Change Purse, E.J. Trevitt & Sons, Chester, 1915

11: Six Late Victorian and Later English Silver Cigarette Holder Cases, Sheffield, Chester and Birmingham, 1897-1914

12: Edwardian Silver Rectangular Cigarette Box and a Vesta Box, A. & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham, 1908 and John Collard Vickery, London, 1906

13: Group of North American Silver Cases, Compacts, and Small Boxes, 20th century

14: Victorian Silver Table Cigar Lighter, William Comyns, London, 1893

15: Eight English Silver 'Cries of London' Figural Place Menu Holders, Thomas Charles Jarvis, 1960

16: Six Georgian Silver Caddy Spoons, London and Birmingham, c.1805-25

17: Nine North American Silver Desk Seals, late 19th/early 20th century

18: Seven North American Silver Decanter Labels, mainly Roden Bros., Toronto, Ont., 20th century

19: North American and English Silver Dressing Table Articles, 20th century

20: Late Victorian Silver Card Box, Edward Barnard & Sons, London, 1899, and a Tea Canister, S. Blanckensee & Son, Birmingham, 1912