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MARK OF WILLIAM NEALE & SONS LTD., BIRMINGHAM, 1930 AND RETAILED BY CARTIER
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A ROYAL GIFT:- A SILVER ENGINE-TURNED CIGARETTE CASE ENAMELLED WITH ROYAL BADGE OF H.R.H. PRINCE GEORGE OF KENT (1902/42)(DUKE OF KENT FROM 1934)
MARK OF WILLIAM NEALE & SONS LTD., BIRMINGHAM, 1930 AND RETAILED BY CARTIER
In fitted case; also 3 Victorian engraved silver card cases, all Birmingham, one by Nathaniel Mills, 1853, 2 by Frederick Marson, 1868 and 1873; a George III oval patch box, Birmingham, 1800; a Georgian mote spoon, circa 1760; a small bright-engraved Irish toddy ladle, Dublin, circa 1795; a pair of novelty condiments modelled as hunting horns by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1910; a taperstick by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London, 1891 and a matching plated example by Elkington & Co.; a silver fluted teapot, Sheffield, 1905; an oval tea caddy, Birmingham, 1911 and a salver, Sheffield, 1967, on hoof feet, 10 1/8 in. diameter (25.5 cm.)
Weighable silver 56 oz. (1736 gm.) (14)
MARK OF WILLIAM NEALE & SONS LTD., BIRMINGHAM, 1930 AND RETAILED BY CARTIER
In fitted case; also 3 Victorian engraved silver card cases, all Birmingham, one by Nathaniel Mills, 1853, 2 by Frederick Marson, 1868 and 1873; a George III oval patch box, Birmingham, 1800; a Georgian mote spoon, circa 1760; a small bright-engraved Irish toddy ladle, Dublin, circa 1795; a pair of novelty condiments modelled as hunting horns by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1910; a taperstick by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London, 1891 and a matching plated example by Elkington & Co.; a silver fluted teapot, Sheffield, 1905; an oval tea caddy, Birmingham, 1911 and a salver, Sheffield, 1967, on hoof feet, 10 1/8 in. diameter (25.5 cm.)
Weighable silver 56 oz. (1736 gm.) (14)
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