405g SCRAP STERLING SILVER~ANTIQUE~MOST GOOD FOR USE~ENGLISH HALLMARKS

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405g SCRAP STERLING SILVER~ANTIQUE~MOST GOOD FOR USE~ENGLISH HALLMARKS:
$152.91

WELCOME TO MY sale, WHETHER YOU ARE AN INTERNATIONAL buyer OR HERE IN THE UK YOU CAN offer WITH CONFIDENCE, KNOWING THAT ALL MY ITEMS ARE LISTED HONESTLY AND THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO RISK INVOLVED ON YOUR PART.

I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING. I SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS OF RECEIVING PAYMENT WHENEVER POSSIBLE.

Chris Carter.

This is a mixed lot of scrap solid silver all of which is hallmarked English sterling silver. Many of the pieces are fit for use, but all are in an \"as found\" & only partly cleaned condition. The pieces have a combined weight of 14 1/4ozs (405g) and a brief description is as follows:

A delightful swing handled basket, standing on 3 ball feet, that is hallmarked for Birmingham 1972 with the maker\'s mark of J Zimmerman. The bowl measures 5 3/4\" (14.5cm) wide and weighs 127g. The swing handle is stiff and only swings so far and there is a tiny split underneath one of the hinges (arrowed in red below). Perfectly fine for use and is a very attractive piece.

A pretty pierced silver basket standing on 3 ball feet. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1971 by Alexander Smith. It has an inscription in the base and no damage of any kind. Weighs 95.6g. OK to use.

Another basket that is hallmarked for Birmingham 1932 with the maker\'s mark of S J Levi. Some dents but no splits or repairs. Fine for use. (93.5g)

An egg shaped pepper on a pedestal base. Hallmarked for London 1883 by Sampson Mordan. It stands at 3 1/8\"(8cm) tall. Base is dented and 2 pin-holes in the stem. Fine for use.

Pierced pepper hallmarked for Birmingham 1900 by Deakin and Francis. No liner and has repair to the base stem and pin-holes from polishing. 2 1/2\" (6.6cm) tall.

Tea spoon hallmarked for Sheffield 1904 by James Dixon. Excellent condition.

A bud vase dated for Birmingham 1973 bySanders & Mackenzie. Dents on base and dings on stem, but is NOT filled or weighted. <5\" (12.5cm) tall.

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INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS WITHPO BOX ADDRESSES: Royal Mail will not accept packages for International signed for shipping where the address is a PO Box number.If you have a PO Box address, please contact me before offerding, preferably at least 24 hours before the sale end, as Royal Mail will take packages for shipping by tracking only which gives confirmation of delivery in certain countries.

Shipping info and shippingdelays due to the postal service. All packagessent will need to be signed for on delivery. All items sent internationally are sent via signed for Airmail, I will not send packages that are not signed for. All packages sent both in the UK and Internationally have tracking numbers which can be viewed online at the Royal Mail site and also on . I always post within one working day of receiving payment. Items paid for on a Friday evening will usually be posted on Saturday morning but there are occasional days when I am unable to do this and shipping would then be on the Monday morning (apart from UK bank holidays when the post office is closed). If an item is delayed in transit, I will make all the necessary enquiries and tracking numbers will be logged onto . Thankfully I have never had a package go missing but if yours is delayed, please be patient and rest assured that I will do all I can.