Art and Antiques: collectible

A charming plain style sterling silver caddy box in the Queen Anne style. Excellent quality. Good gauge silver. Lift off lid which can double as a ...

An early antique silver caster of hexagonal shape having a plain body and pierced pull off top. Britannia standard silver. Good weight and lovely s...

A good plain style antique sterling silver caddy box with hinged lid and half flute decoration. Small size.

An early antique silver caster in Britannia standard silver. Bayonet fitting. Plain, sturdy design body with good quality pierced top. Maker probab...

A very pretty antique sterling silver bonbon dish with swing handle and elegant bright cut decoration. Original gilt interior. Height 9 cms, 15 cms...

A very pretty heart shaped double photo frame in solid silver. Engraved flower decoration with birds. Original leather back.

The Tea Caddy is oblong in form and displays a protruding upper band which is engraved with twished rope work designs. The rest of the main body i...

The Wine Coasters are circular in form and display a reeded rim. The sides are pierced with a band of stylised foliate motifs and are also engrave...

Circa 1920, wonderful mahogany luggage rack by Whytock & Reid of Edinburgh. The rectangular rack has rounded corners and open slatted top, below is...

The Bottle Coaster was made in York in 1826/1827 by James Barber, George Cattle & William North. The Coaster is circular in form and is pierced wi...

This very rare and most unusual Bottle stand has a central recess for the bottle to sit on and is surrounded by a wide section of entwined reeded b...

The Soap Box stands on an circular cast spreading foot decorated with reeding. The body is globe shaped in form and the rim of the base and cover ...

An oval shaped silver trinket box with a hinged lid standing on four feet. The box is mainly plain in design with a gadroon and shell decoration to...

A good quality silver vesta case with a hammered finished design and a plain cartouche on one side. The hinged lid closes very well and there is a ...

A tinsel decorated print from the Juvenile Theatre; Clown, "London Published by J. Redington. 73 Hoxton Street, Formerly called 208 Hoxton Old Town...

The Snuffer Scissors were made in London in 1780 by John Buckett and are of typical form, being decorated with beaded borders. The arms are also de...