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The Silver (London hallmarks unless otherwise stated) (lots 238 - 247)

Lot	Description	Illustration
238	A Victorian pear shaped coffee pot engraved foliage scrolls, the hinged cover with vase finial, having a shaped spout and scroll handle and raised on scroll feet, 1866 by Henry Holland and a matching teapot, 1851 by Robert Wallis Sold for £450 Lot 238 illustration
239	A Christening mug, Birmingham 1924, a smaller mug, Birmingham 1896 and a prize cup Sold for £40 Lot 239 illustration
240	A cruet set comprising salt cellar, mustard pot (both with spoons) and pepper pot, Birmingham 1960, in a case, and six tea knives in a case Sold for £40 Lot 240 illustrations
241	Five George III Old English pattern table spoons, various dates and seven various dessert spoons Sold for £100 Lot 241 illustration
242	A 9ct gold vesta case, initialled, Chester 1918 (Unsold) Lot 242 illustrations
243	Two rectangular cigarette cases and a silver mounted book cover Sold for £75 Lot 243 illustration
244	A silver backed hand mirror, two clothes brushes, a hair brush and a photograph frame Sold for £150 Lot 244 illustration
245	A cylindrical scent bottle with hinged cover embossed flowers, acanthus and C scrolls, 10cm (4") high, believed Chester 1899 (date letter and lion mark only) Sold for £70 Lot 245 illustration
246	A waiter with pie crust border and presentation inscription (dated 1957), 15.5cm (6") diameter, Sheffield 1956 Sold for £25 Lot 246 illustration
247	A five-bar toast rack etc... Sold for £140 Lot 247 illustration

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