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A new addition to shopatnortham ....click on the emu egg for other photo's ...description to follow soon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Candlabra

 

 

 

Wire silver cup holders Indian? marked 1941

 

 

Stg silver emu egg and mirror vanity/jewelry box

 

 

 

 

 

JRW Linton spoon. A wonderful example of the Linton studio line of silver. Linton silver has become highly collectable. These heavier, earlier pieces are becoming difficult to find.

 

 

Christening mug - Australian silver hallmarked, Hardy Brothers . Dimensions:

 

 

Pre-Federation Australian coat of arms 'wishing bone' brooch. Hollow-form 18ct gold. A rare item of colonial Australiana. SOLD 22/2/07

 

 

Beautifully engraved cigarette case. Hallmarked stirling silver. Dimensions:

 

 

Vintage wrist watch in original, fully working order. 9ct gold case and bracelet band with stainless back.

 

 

A stunning, heavy 18ct gold football fob, engraved,

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Beautiful Victorian picture locket in 18ct gold. Dimensions: SOLD 22/2/07

 

 

Decorative Stirling silver and Paua shell brooch with treed landscape design. A unique signed studio produced piece. Dimensions:

 

 

Exquisite gilt Victorian mourning brooch. Superbly executed arrangement of the beloved's locks, woven in a chequered pattern in the reverse panel. An excellent example. Dimensions:

 

 

Spectacular presentation suite of specially handcrafted stirling silver tea spoons and two jam knives. All with unique West Australian wildflower finials. Harris & Sons founded in 1922 by Charles Harris and his son Harold, initially as a wholesale supplier of rings to Levinsons. About 1952 Horold, inspired by a Swiss edelweiss souvenir spoon, began designing three-dimensional wildflowers for the cast handles of silver spoons. These spoons became popular as presentation pieces and some were made as gifts for the Queen (in 1954) this set was presented to Commodore Sir James Ramsay CBE.DSC by the Govt of Western Australia in 1977