Escadrille SPA 94 Squadron.
This is very rare and possibly the best-looking piece I have, the grim reaper badge is solid silver (stamped Paris 925) and would have belonged to one of the pilots of Escadrille SPA 94 in the first world war, also known as The Flying Death. The squadron was made from American and French volunteers of which one of the most famous American aces of the war Gervais Raoul Victor Lufbery was a member of this squadron. As a piece of first world war history this is superb and exceptionally rare.
Rare Victorian card and stamp case.
A wonderful example of Victorian bespoke stile and extremely high quality maid in Birmingham in 1900 by renowned silver smith Samuel M Levi.
This is the most stunning piece of silver I have and very rare. By Edward & John Barnard of London in 1855, the engraving is thought to be by Elizabeth Buteux or maybe her daughter. Also thought to be one of a pear, so if you have the other you could buy this and triple the value.
Silver & Glass Hip Flask. SOLD
Victorian finery at its best, the silver gilt cup fitting perfectly over the bottom of the flask and a silver screw cap, by W. G. Neal, London 1897.
Silver Sent Bottle.
Rear to see in a soled silver case, it does have an elaborate monogram to the top, made to keep the smells of Victorian towns and cities at bay. By J. Cameron & Son, London 1866.
Silver Vesta case
Stunning quality design by one of the biggest names in silver, Sampson Mordon, gilt interior and a unique self-propelling action. London 1893. Very Rare.
Lady’s Card Case.
This must be my favourite, unbelievable decoration and an equally glories interior by who else but the master silver smith and designer Sampson Mordon, London 1883.
