Full Size English Hallmarked Silver Key Pendant 1977

Here on offer is a full size English hallmarked silver key pendant, dates to 1977.

The key itself is shaped like a “YALE” key and has a plain finish to both sides.

It has the required groves on the arm that means it can actually be cut to fit a door lock.

On one side there is a clear set of English silver hallmarks, the Lion Passant for English silve...  read more

Code: 51460

RARE ANTIQUE VICTORIAN ORNATE BRASS THERMOMETER HOLDER

Here on offer is a rare example of an antique Victorian ornately patterned brass thermometer holder.

I believe this holder may have been originally silver-plated, as there is some evidence of it still existing in the recesses of the pattern, but is has clearly worn off over the years.

The cylindrical shaped holder has a beautiful raised floral pattern all over its ...  read more

Code: 50250

Antique British Military Mahogany and Brass Pill Roller by MAW London c1810

Here on offer is a fine and rare example of an antique British military, mahogany and brass pill roller by MAW, later S. Maw & Sons, London, circa 1810.

What makes this larger 24 slot, 5 grain version so unusual is the fact it is stamped on the brass cutting plate with the British military's Broad Arrow, or “Crows Foot”, a stylised representation of an arrowhead, used to identify...  read more

Code: 51790

Extra Photos of Antique British Military Mahogany and Brass Pill Roller by MAW London c1810

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Code: 51789

Original Ex-Royal Navy Siebe Gorman Divers Knife c1970

Here on offer is an original ex-Royal Navy, Siebe Gorman divers knife with its heavy cast brass sheath, circa 1970.

I believe this is the final ‘fifth style’ of divers knife that Siebe Gorman made.

This variation is in fact the last real divers knife made by Siebe Gorman and dates from the late 1970’s or early 1980’s.

I believe they did make a series...  read more

Code: 51700

Extra Photos of Siebe Gorman Drivers Knife - 51700

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Code: 51699

Cased Queen Elizabeth II - Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to D.G. DANIEL – Royal Navy

Here on offer is a very fine example of a genuine Queen Elizabeth II version (post 1952) of a Long Service and Good Conduct medal, awarded to D G Daniel, a Petty Officer Writer in the Royal Navy.


Writers were primarily clerical, being responsible for legal, pay, welfare and career issues for a crew. When a Royal Navy ship went into action, they could also be utilised with...  read more

Code: 50452

WW1 French Bronze Medallion – Remembrance of the Combatants of Meudon 1914 – 1918 by L Coudray with Original case

Here on offer is a WW1 French Bronze Medallion, in remembrance of the combatants of Meudon 1914 – 1918, by Marie-Alexandre-Lucien Coudray, with its original red card case.

The medal was designed by the famous French medallist, Marie Alexandre Lucien Coudray (1864-1932).

On the obverse it depicts the image of a WW1 French soldier about to throw a grenade, with an an...  read more

Code: 51512

Small Commemorative Silver Medal for The Battle of Jutland – 1916 - by Spink & Son

Here on offer is small commemorative silver medal for The Battle of Jutland – 1916 - by Spink & Son, London.

The medal has been cast in sterling silver and the obverse presents two crossed flags of the White Ensign and the Union Jack with a trident in the middle, surrounded by the inscription:

TO THE GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL THAT DAY

On the...  read more

Code: 51212

Vintage Royal Navy Clear Glass Anchor Jelly Mould

Here on offer is a vintage Royal Navy clear glass “Anchor” jelly mould.

This clear pressed glass jelly mould features a beautifully detailed raised “Anchor” motif, making it a charming piece of Royal Navy or nautical-themed kitchenware.

It was most likely used in Royal Navy mess halls or officers’ quarters and reflects the sturdy elegance of mid-century British mi...  read more

Code: 52176