An Edwardian silver cup by John Rose, Birmingham 1907, toget...

Hammer

£190

An Edwardian silver cup by John Rose, Birmingham 1907, together with a pair of silver pepperettes with blue glass liners and a matching wet mustard pot by E. Edmonds, Birmingham 1931, a silver mounted cut glass hip flask with detachable white metal stirrup cup, a pierced design silver belt buckle, a cased set of six silver buttons, and a boxed set of six gilt metal teaspoons (18)

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Buckle: Good order, mechanism working correctly and smoothly. No signs of splitting, thinning. Some general denting and light pitting concentrated at the reverse. General scratching and wear consistent with use.

Hip flask: lid and cup show some denting and light pitting, and there is a split to the lid. General scratching and wear. No cracks to glass, some small chips to base, general scratching and wear.

Spoons: Good order, no major denting or splitting, general wear, scratching and missing plate.

Cup: moderate denting to surface, no signs of splitting or thinning, general scratching and wear.

Pepperettes & Mustard: Good order, no cracking to liners, general scratching and wear to exterior. Moderate denting to pepperettes, general scratching, wear and tear to all pieces.

Dress buttons: Good order, some buttons with light denting, general scratching and wear.