Or maybe pot pourri bowl covers.
Apple sauce?
They could be fire iron rests.
Looks like the lid would have originally held a mirror. So a rouge pot or compact.
For the cheroot holder not the cheroot.
Chester 1902, I think its a cheroot holder case.
Probably a Samson of Paris mark.
It has the look of a Tibetan Singing bowl. How does it sound when its struck?
Looks like a salt to me.
A possibility may be Daniel Dewar of Perth. The nearest mark to the initials has a look of the thistle seen on Perth marks, as for the other two...
Sterling silver by the maker Walker & Hall, made in Sheffield date letter 1924.
Tell me about it, I have some British hallmarked George III pieces that I know I will get less for at a b&m auction than I would if I scrapped....
I ordered a basket online for parcel deliveries, unfortunately it arrived damaged.
I am no expert but they have the appearance of some type of Runic symbols.
Thank you Phil, I saw that mark on your site and must admit I have been unable to find anything that's a better match. Might be one that will be...
Hi I have this slip top spoon which is likely 1st half of the 17thc. Unfortunately as with a lot of these spoons the date letter is completely...
If I want to free a bolt from an exhaust manifold I heat it up with a blowtorch, heating metal components normally makes them easier to remove. By...
I would say it is a cheese scoop.
Well spotted. Silver is my thing and it has mainly flatware and spoons in all the compartments and tray underneath, but they are not are...
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