ARMORIAL SILVER SALVER MILITARY REGIMENTAL AU Sterling silver salver with military Insignia crest / armorial presentation from the 4th BN WILTSHIRE REGIMENT to BREVET-COLONEL The Hon. G S HERBERT TD. Made London, England, 1924. Presented 1928.
23 autographed engraved signatures. <br>
Measures 10 1/8 inches accross. Weighs 420g / 14.9oz. <br>
Stands on 3 hoof shaped feet. Deeply scalloped and curving crisp edge, stepped towards the center. The center with engraved Regimental crest / armorial: a crown above a Maltese cross with a circle and regimental initials (see below) in the center above a banner that reads: 4th BN WILTSHIRE REGIMENT. Below that is further engraved:
PRESENTED TO Brevet-Colonel The Hon. G S Herbert. TD. 15th Dec. 1928. <br>
There is a ring of engraved signatures - each one is clearly the personal signature of the person and not just his name - around the presentation.
HALLMARKS: The salver is fully hallmarked for London, 1924. Maker DF, lion for sterling silver standard; leopard head for London and date letter i. <br>
Condition is good with a very shallow graze about a centimeter from the insignia, which can be buffed out quite easilly. <P><P><P>

From Google: The WILTSHIRE INSIGNIA: In the early nineteenth century, the 62d (Wiltshire) Regiment of Foot was authorised, along with eleven other regiments, to adopt the design of the Maltese Cross for its Shako plate with its eight points symbolizing the eight beatitudes of St Matthew’s Gospel. Although its use was later discontinued by most other regiments, the Wiltshire Regiment continued to use it, probably because of the Regiment’s long association with Malta and Sicily between 1800 and 1813. In 1828, however, when regimental badges became official, the 62nd decided not to introduce a new design but maintain the use of the original.<P><P>

In 1881 a new badge was introduced, in the shape of a Cross Pattée, as a result of the Cardwell reforms and the amalgamation of the 62nd with the 99th (Duke of Edinburgh’s) Regiment, previously the 99th (Lanarkshire) Regiment of Foot. This badge, with its cypher and coronet of the Duke of Edinburgh (a son of Queen Victoria), was to remain the Regiment’s badge until 1959, with exception that in 1953, the cypher of the present Duke of Edinburgh replaced the original.  

ANTIQUE OPENWORK SILVER VASE W RAISED BIRDS Exceptional openwork sterling silver vase w raised handhammered, hand engraved birds, bamboo and leaves and extended leaves. Strong Japanese or Japanese

influence such as English Arts and Crafts. Late 19th or veryearly 20th century. This is the style that influenced Tiffany 's best silverware. <P> Stands 8

7/8" high, excluding wooden base. <br> Conical shape. Round domed foot with raised pattern and hand-hammered background. Leads to very fine stem in the form

of a bamboo shoot. From this a number of leaves radiate, entirely 3 dimentional. The solid bamboo shaped segments become magnificent openwork, engraved and

handhammered for additional effect in the form of bamboo leaves and stems with a number of raised birds perching or swooping down on them. There is a small

circular medallion in the front that has not been engraved with a monogram/name. <br> The top flares to a ruffled, frilly flower form. <P> There is an insert

which appears to be somewhat luminescent. A wooden Chinese base at the bottom, was, I believe placed there later. It in no way interferes with the integrity

of the vase and is easilly removed.<P><P> The hallmarks on the side of the silver base are worn, making it difficult to be sure of the origins of the piece.

There is clearly an MM or WW mark and another, complex mark, partially rubbed as well as an almost entirely rubbed mark. It is outstanding workmanship of the

highest quality. The whole is in good condition except for some minor soldering on the bottom/lower segment where the radiating leaves
join the stem.  

ANTIQUE BABY RATTLE WHISTLE REPOUSSE PUTTI CH Victorian silver babie's rattle and whistle with repousse winged putti / cherubs on either side. 19th century, English.
Measures a little over 3 1/2inches long.
Front is engraved with baby name EDNA. On either side is a bell and one end narrows to form a whistle (very loud when used). Both front and back have a wonderful repousse winged

cherub clashing cymbols, surrounded by delicate scrolling foliage. Great quality.
since there are no hallmarks, we assume this to be silver plate.
Condition generally very good. There is a negligible ding on both sides (did baby take a bite?).  

WMF SILVER HANDHAMMERED ARTS CRAFTS POT WMF, Germany Arts & Crafts hand hammered handled pot, late 19th century.
Just under 3inches high.
Cylindrical pot with rounded lid. Curved handle formed by a broad silver band. A round well in front with slots for fitting lid. Beautiful hammered silver patina.
Marked with engraved WMF mark on bottom of the handle and engraved Germany underneath.
Excellent condition.  

PUNCH LADLE ORNATE SILVER PLATE TWIST HANDLE Ornate silver plate punch ladle. Measures 17 1/4inches long and bowl is 5 3/4inches accross. Oval bowl in rich silver plate. Long, curved, twisted handle. End of handle with raised repousse floral and scrolling decoration.  

SILVER P TEA KETTLE ON STAND W BURNER 19C American Victorian silver quadruple plate tea kettle / teapot on stand with burner. Made by the Wilcox company in Meriden Conn., USA, 19th century. Measures 11 3/4inches high. Classic sinuous fluted silverwork with retrained, subtle raised foliate decoration. Beautiful lines and design and top quality quadruple silver plate. Hinged lid in good order. Removable burner. Marked underneath with engraved Wilcox Logo - two concentric circles with the name of the company, Meriden Conn and Quadruple Plate. Also engraved with number 5 027 1/2. Great condition. No dings/dents/scratches.  

CHRISTOFLE SILVER POWDERED SUGAR SIFTER Christofle silver powdered sugar sifter, made in France, probably early 20th century. 6 1/4inches high. Silver plate faceted classic muffineer shape with round, detachable (skrews off) lid with wide holes. Classic unadorned - the quality speaks for itself. One facet of the bottom portion has a small bend - difficult to notice, but can be fixed if desired. Marks underneath scales, 1, 2, CHRISTOFLE.  

ENGRAVED EDWARDIAN SILVER WINE BOTTLE HOLDER Beautifully engraved silver plate wine bottle holder. English, Edwardian, c1900. 9 3/4inches from end to end. Fabulous quality wine bottle holder with svelte curling shape and rounded edges. Beautifully hand engraved with vine leaves. Top quality workmanship and gorgeous design. Condition is excellent.  

FLORAL ROGERS & SON SILVER PLATE GRAVY LADLE Ornate floral silver gravy ladle. I am assuming it is plate since there is not a sterling mark. It was made by WM ROGERS & SON. It has a good age. The arching handle is covered in pretty repousse flowers and scrolls. The ladle is wide and generous. The piece is in good condition besides superficial scratching. The back is marked: WM ROGERS & SON and there are two more hallmarks with IS, probably for the International Silver company who merged with Rogers & son.  

PR SILVER PLATED DECANTER LABELS GIN & BRANDY PAIR SILVER P DECANTER LABELS - GIN & BRANDY NO RESERVE NO RESERVE NO RESERVE Pair of silver plated decanter labels to hang on your bottles/decanters of gins and brandy. While not specifically dated, they have a very good age to them. <P><P> Measurements:2 3/8" long; 1 1/2" wide. <P><P> Rectangular shaped. Slightly arching with very well cast frames depicting shells and acanthus leaves in fine detail. Center of each is engraved with words Brandy or Gin respectively. Each has a silver chain for hanging. Quality of workmanship dates them to at least early part of 20th century. Condition: very good. No damage of any sort.  

BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE 3LIGHT SILVER P CANDELABRUM Beautiful silver plate 3-light candelabrum. Probably dates to the Victorian era ( 19th Century). Measures 11 1/2" high; 11 1/2" from side to side. Square base, knopf and bauluster form. 2 scrolling double curved arms. Extremely fine quality and workmanship. Candelabrum is weighted and bottom covered with green veld. No marks are therefore visible. Condition is excellent.  

Old American Sterling Silver table desert spoon Here is an old Sterling Silver desert spoon, made in the USA, measuring 7 1/2" long. Has an unusually wide handle that narrows to a long, thin neck that widens again to form a "V" that curves into the bowl of the spoon. The wide handle is bright-cut engraved monogram RFC. THe back of the handle has a pleat. The back is hallmarked N.LE HURAYJ, the word "PHIL" and also an eagle, the top part of which is worn. The spoon is in very good condition with a lovelly patina. It is not bent out of shape like so many of these items. Please look at all of the pictures by clicking on "next picture". Please contact me via ginton@flinet.com directly. If you want to see another 'photo of this item, click on the blue writing "another view".  

19th Century Russian Silver Kiddush /wine cup (2) Fully hallmarked Russian .84 fine silver Kiddish/kiddush cup with pierced and engraved decoration. Measurements: 2 3/4" high and weighs 2 1/2oz. Tapers very slightly near the top and rim is folded outwards. The decoration is in panels formed by stamping and etching. The borders of the panels are not a simple oval, but quite a complicated shape. Within the panels are alternating village and foliate scenes. The piece is clearly hallmarked with the .84 Russian standard, the date 1888 and the city mark (St. Petersburg). It is in generally very good condition with one or two very negligible dings. Please contact me via ginton@flinet.com directly since we have had problems with the Antiques Alley form.  

Russian silver wine goblet Kiddush cup becha Interesting piece of Judaica - small Russian kiddush cup / becha or wine cup. Measures 1 7/8" high and dates to the end of the 19th century ie 1899-1908. Inside has gilt wash. Outside is very characteristic of Russian silver - double rows of pierced loops form semi-circles in which are engraved Russian villages and simple landscapes. Condition is very good. Underneath are cyrrillic hallmarks: ME3 (not exactly M - like an H/M) in a rectangular hallmark; 84 (the Russian Standard for silver), head of a woman looking left and AL (maker) in an oval hallmark. Please contact me via ginton@flinet.com directly  

Sterling silver Judaica Sabbath Candlesticks Very unusual pair of Shabbat (Sabbath) candlesticks made of sterling silver. Each stands 8 3/4" high. Very modern, extremely elegant design, probably dating to the beginning of this century. Round base, 4" in diameter with green felt glued underneath to prevent damage. Base slopes upwards to the lower part of the long candlestick which has raised letters in Hebrew: "Shabbat" on one and "Kadosh" on the other. The rest of the candlestick slopes to a fine neck above which is a slightly flairing bobeche in which to hold the candle. mark : Each candlestick has a small hallmark. Under high magnification it looks as though they have a "C" above a "9" in each. I don't know who the makers are, but most probably European. condition : The silver is clearly sterling and of a good quality. Because of it's high silver content it is very easilly dented and has quite a few little dings. Please contact me fpr price via ginton@flinet.com directly .