Sterling Dresser Box by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham England.

A Sterling Silver Dresser Box by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham, England. Bold repousse design, 4 ¼ in. length x 1 ¼ in. tall x 1 3/8 width, weight 64.8g., circa 1902-03, Hallmarked on bo

An Edward VII sterling silver 2 handled serving tray by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham, 1904. 3.12kg

Sterling silver cigarette case, Birmingham, Robert Pringle & Sons, 1912. 66 gr. Monogram

Robert Pringle & Sons (English / Birmingham), 1902, Victorian sterling silver and cranberry glass epergne, consisting of five cut glass oval dishes with shaped rims, nestled in oval rings having scrol

(lot of 13) Sterling silver tableware, highlights include: (2) English navette-shaped individual salt cellars, Robert Pringle & Sons, c.1911, 1.75"h, 2.75"l, 1 5/8"w, (1) English shell-form individual

This gorgeous card case is enameled with forget-me-nots and the initials "J.G". Assay office: Birmingham 1903; Silversmith: Robert Pringle and Sons; Weight: 80g: Dimensions: 3 1/2 x 2 x 1/2 inches

English sterling silver cedar-lined dresser box, W. Neale & Son Ltd., inscription reading: "Presented to Staff Sergeant R. Roberts R.A.M.C. by his fellow senior ranks of the R.A.M.C. in Egypt, 1933,"

Edwardian Solid Silver Engraved Match Case Birmingham 1910 Period Edwardian, English, dated 1910 Maker Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham Composition Solid silver, fully hallmarked Dimensions 5 x 4 x 1

Two pairs of salt spoons hallmarked Sheffield 1909 maker Robert Pringle & Sons and Birmingham 1898 maker Levi & Salaman. The largest 2 1/2" long (2+2)

Robert Pringle Sons Sterling Silver Inkwell and Tray weights 2.t.o. Together with a Tiffany and Company Sterling Silver Pen. Used condition, tray measures 7" long x 4 3/4" wide x 3/4" tall

A pair of Robert Pringle & Sons, English sterling silver napkin rings having a textured band design with open circle cartouche having no monogram. Holds, London town marks and dated 1927. Includes fit

A SWISS TWELVE AIR FIVE BELL CYLINDRICAL MAHOGANY, WALNUT AND GRAINED WOOD MUSIC BOX, RETAILED BY W.S. RILEY & SON, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1880-1890, with 9 1/4" cylinder, enameled butterfly strik

Circa 1910 by John Grinsell and Son, Birmingham, England. The box having its silver lid with makers mark at interior and with handsomely chased monogram at top, the base is a very thick and heavily cr

Robert Pringle & Sons (1886-1958), George V, Sterling silver tray, Great Britain, London (1914) Plateau en argent sterling, poinçons à l'avant Sterling silver tray, hallmarks up front 1/4" x 8" x 11

8 sterling bread & butter plates, each 5"-diameter; Gorham sterling dish with openwork rim, 6"-diameter; pair of hallmarked English sterling nut dishes with openwork rims, Robert Pringle & Sons maker'

Asprey Sterling Silver Jewelry Box, Percy James Finch, Birmingham, England, 1926. Wooden base. Fully hallmarked and retailer mark for Asprey & Co London. 14.5x14.5x7.5cm. 296gr. Minor crack to the hin

An easel back photograph frame with a silver surround bordered by faux tortoiseshell, hallmarked Birmingham 1928, maker Robert Pringle & Sons. Approx. 3 3/4" x 3" overall

A set of Six silver teaspoons with floral detail to handles hallmarked Birmingham 1923 maker Robert Pringle & Sons 4 1/4" long with associated silver plated strainer 4 1/2" wide .Please Note - we do n

Liberty & Co. rectangular dresser box with an inset cabochon stone, #5692 Birmingham, England, 1911 silver, turquoise, glass stamped hallmarks (lid) 8 7/8"w x 1 1/2"d x 1 1/2"h

Set of 3 Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Buttons, made by Robert Pringle & Sons in Chester UK in 1903, hallmark on the top of each button's Size : 1" x 1 1/4" each Total Weight: 22,6 g

172. Tape Measure System Cane- Early 20th Century- “John Ravone and Sons Birmingham England” appears on the side of the cane and on the cap it reads “Taylor-Rolph Company. Ltd. Mortalke, London.

Hallmarks of Birmingham, 1926, by W & H, wood lined, hinged top, 5 3/4 X 8 1/2", 4 1/4" deep, no monogram, excellent, heavy gauge silver, total 1174 grams.

William Comyns & Sons Sterling box. 1859-1953. Comyns was one of the most remarkable London silversmiths of his time and his items were retailed through companies such as Tiffany & Co. 4-3/8" long x 1

Assorted Sterling Dresser Articles, 13 pieces including cut glass dresser jars with silver tops and various others, American and English silver, Birmingham England, c.1920's, with assorted files a