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Captain William Augustus Gordon (1739 - 1809), 40th Regiment of Foot, Yellow Metal & Bloodstone Intaglio Fob Seal. The Seal with Gordon Family Armorial and Cursive Initials of W A G. He Fought in The French & Indian War of 1754 - 1763, Including The 1758 Siege of Louisbourg and The 1759 Battle of The Plains of Abraham (Battle of Quebec) under General James Wolfe, who died in Battle. He was the Grandfather of General Gordon of Khartoum.

Charles II Style Silver Lidded Tankard. London 1912 Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater. 23 troy ounces.

Prince William, Duke of Clarence & St Andrews and Earl of Munster (Later William IV) Silver Lidded Tankard. London 1789 Edward Fernell. 29.5 troy ounces.

Late 18th or Early 19th Century Gilt Metal Military Officer Portrait Profile Intaglio Fob Seal.

William III Silver Britannia Standard Armorial Tankard. London 1698 Thomas Parr I. 15 troy ounces.

Vice Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson 19th Century Carton-Pierre (Papier Mache) Portrait Profile Plaque, After John de Vaere.

President Thomas Woodrow Wilson Brass Portrait Profile Plaque Applied to a Red Marble Plinth.

Mid 19th Century Gilt Metal Table Snuff Box with Neoclassical & Scroll Relief Detail Cover.

Admiral Adam Duncan, 1st Viscount Duncan, Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Portrait Profile Medallion, Late 19th Century.

General Bonaparte Bronze Portrait Profile Plaque in Relief. 20th Century, After Louis Simon Boizot.

'From the Bowsprit of HMS Victory, Nelson's Flagship Trafalgar 1805, Purchased 2nd June 1937', Treen Match Holder in the Form of a Barrel.

Second Boer War Interest, Field Marshal Sir George Stuart White VC, GCB, OM, GCSI, GCMG, GCIE, GCVO (1835 - 1912) Parian Ware Bust. After W. C. Lawton for Robinson & Leadbeater, circa 1900.

A George III Vase Shaped Old Sheffield Plate Pedestal Teapot, Circa 1780 - 1800.

A Pair of George I Style Silver Britannia Standard Crested Oval Tobacco Boxes. London 1968 Collingwood & Co., Conduit Street, Mayfair. 10.9 troy ounces.

A George I Style Silver Britannia Standard Sugar Bowl & Cover. London 1916 Vander & Hedges. 19.1 troy ounces.

Captain John Miller (Millar) of the Brig Cherub, Silver Snuff Box with Presentation Inscription for Saving a Boy who had Fallen into Greenock Harbour in 1831. The National Maritime Museum, Greenwich Holds a Silver Claret Jug Presented to Captain Millar of the Merchant Brig Cherub. John Millar (1807-84) was a master in the British Merchant Service and later Harbour Master of Greenock. He was Best Known for his Voyages between Greenock and Quebec. Birmingham 1828 Thomas Shaw, 2.5 troy ounces.

'William IV KGB Ascended The British Throne June 26th 1830', Brass Snuff Box, circa 1831.

A George V Silver Cup & Cover, Entwined Snake Handles, Acanthus Leaf Detail to the Lower Body and a Pineapple Finial to the Domed Cover. London 1926 Wakely & Wheeler. 18.3 troy ounces.

General Desaix (Louis Charles Antoine Desaix de Veygoux, 1768 –1800) Killed at the Battle of Marengo Silvered Portrait Profile Plaque.

A George III Silver, Twin Handled, Cup & Cover with Fluted Detail. London 1768 Charles Wright. 56.8 troy ounces.

Karl August, Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach (1757 - 1828) Cast Iron Roundel, After Leonhard Posch.

A Selection of 19th Century Duke of Wellington Framed and Glazed Engravings.

An Early George II Silver Two-Handled Cup and Cover with the Arms of Fownes & Ilbert. London 1732, Francis Pages. 40 troy ounces.

Sir Francis Leggatt Chantrey RA (1781 - 1841) and Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA (1802 - 1873) Gold Mounted Lacquered Circular Snuff Box with a Silver Portrait Profile Relief of Chantrey by William Bain. The Border of the Box with Presentation Inscription from Chantrey to Landseer. Housed in a Fitted Case and Circa 1825 - 1840. Chantrey was the Leading Portrait Sculptor in Regency Britain, with George IV on Horseback, in Trafalgar Square, being one of his most notable. Landseer was Best Known for his Sculpture of the Lions at the Base of Nelson's Column, Trafalgar Square and his Paintings of Animals.

Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, A 19th Century Gilt Brass Bust on an Ebonised Plinth Base.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1740 - 1832), German Writer & Statesman, Cast Iron Roundel, After Leonhard Posch.

The Duke of Wellington, 19th Century Grand Tour Cameo Carved Conch Shell with Portrait Profile.

Admiral Adam Duncan, 1st Viscount Duncan (1731-1804), Victor at the Battle of Camperdown, A Wedgwood Black Jasper Portrait Medallion in Gilt Frame, impressed 'Wedgwood' and incised 'Duncan' verso.

A Victorian Electrotype Neoclassical Jug, circa 1870.

A Late Victorian Large Pair of Silver Plated Card Holders of Horse Racing and Hunting Interest. Martin Hall & Co.

A George IV Set of Silver King's Pattern Crested Dessert Knives and Forks for Twelve Persons. Housed in Original Red Tooled Leather Fitted Case. Sheffield 1828 Aaron Hadfield.

Sir Thomas Stamford Bingley Raffles FRS FRAS (1781 – 1826) Old Sheffield Plate Armorial Salver. He Served as the Governor of the Dutch East Indies and Lieutenant Governor of Bencoolen (Sumatra). Commonly known as the Founder of Singapore.

A French Silver Dressing Table Tray, Oblong, Canted Corners, with a Reeded & Beaded Border and two Foliage Capped Handles. Paul Canaux et Cie., Paris, circa 1900. 11.7 troy ounces.

A George V Pair of Silver Gilt Trencher Salts. London 1935 Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. 4.5 troy ounces.

A George III Pair of Scottish Silver Basting Spoons. Edinburgh 1815 Matthew Craw. 5.9 troy ounces.

A George III Scottish Silver Fish Slice with Pierced Stylised Dolphins. Edinburgh 1810 Robert Gray & Son. 3.9 troy ounces.

Napoleon Bonaparte & Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma, A 20th Century Resin Portrait Profile Plaque in Gilt Frame, After Andrieu.

Napoleon Bonaparte Early 20th Century Faience/Delft Tin Glaze Portrait Beaker.

HMS Foudroyant, an Oak Plaque with a Cartouche Shaped Embossed Copper Plaque Depicting in High Relief, the Wreck of the 'Foudroyant' Surmounted by the Royal Arms. Beneath is a Shield bearing an Anchor and two Cornucopias. Oak Leaves are Carved on the Oak Frame, 'Made from the Old Foudroyant'.

The Duke of Wellington, A 19th Century Copper Electrotype Oval Relief Plaque in a Fitted Wooden Frame.

A George III Set of Four Rams' Masks Silver Gilt Salts. Of Navette Form and Engraved with Floral Garlands. The Sides with Applied Oval Vignettes of Horses and Lions. Raised on Four Acanthus Leaf Capped Scroll Feet. The Vignettes After George Stubbs and Paul Reubens. London 1783 William Pitts. 29.8 troy ounces. Originally Supplied by the Royal Goldsmiths Jefferys and Jones to the 3rd Duke of Dorset (1745-1799) for his Embassy to Paris in 1784. There were originally a Set of Twelve.

A George IV Silver Inkstand With A Gadrooned Shell & Foliate Border with Three Silver Mounted Cut Glass Inkwells. Raised on Four Scrolled Foliate Bracket Feet. London 1825 Joseph Angell I. 21.1 troy ounces.

A Set of Four Neoclassical Ram's Head and Garland Swag Corinthian Column Silver Plated Candlesticks by Elkington.

Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Vinicombe Penrose, KCB GCMG (1759 - 1830) Carnelian Gold Fob Seal. A Royal Navy Officer who Commanded Vessels During the Fourth Anglo Dutch, French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

Six George II Hanoverian Pattern Silver Tablespoons. London 1733 Richard Gosling. 12 troy ounces.

Napoleon Bonaparte, An Early 19th Century Cased Set of Ten Uniface Copper Medallions Contained in Two Trays Within a Tooled Leather Case with Blue Velvet Cushion Interior. Napoleon's Coat of Arms in Gilt to the Exterior. Circa 1820 by Jean-Bertrand Andrieu.

A Collection of Eight George III Channel Islands Silver Tablespoons. Jacques Quesnel, Jersey circa 1800. 14 troy ounces.

An Elizabeth II Modernist Silver Mug. London 1956 Gerald Benney. 9.2 troy ounces.

The Battle of Trafalgar & Admiral Lord Nelson Centenary British & Foreign Sailors Society Plaque, Containing Copper from HMS Victory, circa 1905.

An Edwardian Arts & Crafts Silver Lidded Tankard. Sheffield 1909 Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. 12.7 troy ounces.

.A Vice Admiral Viscount Nelson and Battle of Trafalgar Centenary Circular Tray, Presented by The British & Foreign Sailors Society and Containing Victory Copper.

A George IV Pair of Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishes and Covers with Elaborate Foliate and Gadrooned Incurved Rims, circa 1820.

A William IV Rosewood Cased Set of Crested Silver and Mother of Pearl Dessert Knives and Forks for Twelve. Sheffield 1831 George Hardisty.

A 19th Century Silver Plate on Copper Snuff Box. The Cover with Copper Relief Panel Depicting a Hunting Scene.

HMS Foudroyant Circular Copper Tray, circa 1897.

A 19th Century Continental Silver Plated Snuff Box with Engraved Maritime Scene.

A George IV Silver Inkstand. London 1829 Richard Sibley. 28 troy ounces.

A George III Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Goblet of Campana Form, circa 1815.

A George III Old Sheffield Plate Teapot with Reeded Detail, circa 1800.

The Duke of Wellington, A Mid 19th Century Rosewood Framed & Glazed Finely Cast Gilt Metal Portrait Profile Plaque.

Admiral Sir John Orde, 1st Baronet (1751 - 1824). A George IV Silver Teapot, London 1824 Richard Sibley. 28 troy ounces.

Marengo, Napoleon Bonaparte's Horse, A Mid 19th Century Gilt Brass Framed & Glazed Relief Profile Plaque.

A George II Silver Inkstand. London 1758 William Robertson. 21 troy ounces.

An Anglo Indian Cutch Pattern Silver Box, circa 1910. 3.8 troy ounces.

A George III Set of Four Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishes & Covers, circa 1800. All with the arms of Thomas for David Thomas, Deputy Paymaster General of His Majesty's Forces for Payment of Troops.

A White Metal Vesta Case in the Form of an Elephant.

"Remember The Maine! To Hell With Spain!", Spanish-American War Interest: An American Silver Plated Dish Commemorating the Sinking of the USS Maine at Havana Harbour in 1898.

Napoleon Bonaparte an Early 20th Century Bronzed Metal Oval Relief Portrait Profile Plaque.

An Edwardian Silver Inkstand. London 1902 John Grinsell & Sons. 13 troy ounces.

HMS Foudroyant, Nelson's Flagship Copper & Oak Plaque, 'Made From The Old Foudroyant'.

George IV Silver Gilt Inkstand, Shell & Foliate Scroll Border with Two Silver Gilt Mounted Cut Glass Bottles. Central Cylindrical Covered Box with Cherub in Nautilus Shell Finial. The Box with Engraved Vignettes. London 1827 Richard Sibley 23.4 troy ounces.

Napoleon Bonaparte 19th Century Cast Iron Tomb Inkstand.The Cover with Bicorn Hat & Sword and the Interior with Figure of Napoleon.

A Mid 19th Century French Fused Plate (Old Sheffield Method) Twin Handled Tray, Charles Balaine of Paris, circa 1830 - 1860.

A Victorian Silver Table Snuff Box. Hallmarked for London 1863 by John Harris. 7 troy ounces.

'Admiral Lord Nelson', An Early 19th Century Glazed Gilt Metal Portrait Profile Roundel Within an Ebonised Papier Mache Square Frame.

1st United Provinces Horse, British Indian Army, 'Relief of Lucknow 1857', Twelve Silver Spoons. 8.9 troy ounces.

An Early Victorian Mahogany Cased Set of Silver Handled Dessert Knives & Forks for Eighteen Persons. Aaron Hatfield, Sheffield, circa 1840 - 1859 (possibly Martin Brothers & Naylor who took over the business of Aaron Hadfield in 1849). The Blades and Tines Silver Plated.

A George III Silver Caddy Spoon. Birmingham 1807 Samuel Pemberton.

Cased George III Silver and Mother of Pearl Dessert Knives & Forks for Twelve. London 1801/03 Joseph Taconet.

A Large Georgian Old Sheffield Plate Armorial Salver, circa 1810 - 1820, with the Arms of Jackson & Whyte-Melville.

Admiral Benjamin William Page (1765 - 1845), Ipswich 1820. A Set of Eight Uniface Lead or Pewter Clichés by B. Andrieu, Comprising: Storming of the Bastille, 1789, 80mm; Arrival of Louis XVI in Paris, 1789, 80mm; St Bernard Pass, yr 8 [1800], 65mm; Battle of Marengo, yr 8 [1800], 65mm; Napoleon, Laureate Head Left, 64mm; Napoleon, Laureate Bust Right, 65mm; Empress Josephine, Diademed Bust Right, 65mm; Empress Marie Louise, Diademed Bust Right, 64mm [8]. Each with Glazed Lunette, Housed on Velvet Tray Within Leather Bound Wooden Box.

A Victorian Pair of Brass Relief Portrait Profile Plaques of George III and Queen Charlotte, circa 1880.

The Duke of Wellington, 19th Century Sulphide Glass Paperweight.

A Maltese Roman Standard (917) Silver Ink Blotter (Said to be a Prop from The Crown).

George IV Old Sheffield Plate Salver, Later Chased.

Framed Uniface Electrotypes of Pistrucci's Waterloo Medal. Issued by the Waterloo Committee in 1975. 

Benjamin Disraeli, British Prime Minister, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield, A Framed 'Brummagen' Gilt Metal Portrait Profile Bust.

The 1797 Battle of Cape St. Vincent Watercolour by Marine Artist George Odlin (1947 - 2012), late 20th Century. Oak Framed & Glazed.

Large Metalware Bust of Napoleon Bonaparte, After Felix Lecomte.

A Pair of Framed Copper Relief Plaques of King George V and Queen Mary.

A 19th Century Framed & Glazed Gilt Metal Portrait Profile of the Duke of Wellington.

A Framed Gilt Metal Relief Portrait Profile of Napoleon Bonaparte.

An Ornate Victorian Silver Plated Inkstand with Two Diamond Cut Glass Ink Bottles, Wax Compartment, Taperstick Holder and Snuffer, circa 1850 - 60.

George IV Silver and Carved Mother of Pearl Cased Dessert Knives and Forks for Twelve. Sheffield 1824 - 29, Aaron Hadfield.

19th Century Gilt Metal Relief Profile of the Duke of Wellington.

Anglo Indian Silver Armorial Waiter for Lieutenant General Henry Thomas CB. He fought in the Peninsular War and the War of 1812. A Detailed Heraldry Report Accompanies this item. Mathies & Barron, Bombay circa 1830. 13.9 troy ounces.

British Indian Army Cased Set of Six Silver Teaspoons for North Western Railway Volunteer Rifles.

An Early 20th Century Cased Set of Twelve Silver Plated Teaspoons with Arts & Crafts Detail to the Stems. Retailed by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh. Made by Charles James Allen of Sheffield.

A Victorian Cased Set of Four Gilt Lined Silver Plated Cauldron Salts with Beaded Detail & Raised on Hoof Feet. With Four Matching Salt Spoons. Elkington & Co. 1883/84.

George VI Cased Set of Six Silver & Enamel Teaspoons, Pierced Crest & 'HMS RENOWN' to each Terminal. Issued to Commemorate her 1926 Refit. Birmingham 1926 Souvenir Manufacturing Co. 2.3 troy ounces.

A Victorian Silver Plated Souffle Dish & Liner. Elkington & Co. 1893.

A Set of Four Russian First Half 19th Century Copper Relief Plaques. Of Neoclassical Style Commemorating Military Achievements in 1812 & 1826. 

An Edwardian Silver Inkstand. London 1903 Solomon Joel Phillips. 19.9 troy ounces.

A George V set of Six Silver Teaspoons with the Cypher for the First Calcutta Volunteer Rifles. Sheffield 1915 Mappin & Webb.

Victorian Cast Iron Relief Plaque of The Duke of Wellington by Jobson's of Derby, dated 1854.

An Elizabeth II Silver Box of circular form, the hinged cover applied with the bust of Nelson with H.M.S Victory engraved behind, inscribed 'HORATIO NELSON 1805-2005', in a fitted box. London 2005 Richard Jarvis of Pall Mall. 6.3 troy ounces.

A Set of Six George II Silver Hanoverian Tablespoons. London 1740. 12.8 troy ounces.

Six George II Silver Hanoverian Tablespoons. London 1738 Richard Pargeter. 11.3 troy ounces.

A Pair of Early Victorian Old Sheffield Plate Oval Meat Dishes. Crested for General Sir James Yorke Scarlett KCB. He Commanded the Heavy Brigade at The Battle of Balaklava in 1854 during The Crimean War, Defeating a Numercially Stronger Russian Army.

A George III Silver Soup Ladle. London 1808 Peter & William Bateman. 6.1 troy ounces.

George V Silver Treasury Inkstand Presented to Lionel de Rothschild from the Marquess of Londonderry. London 1912 Lambert & Co. 67 troy ounces.

George IV Cased Silver Dessert Service for Twelve. London 1822 Richard Poulden.

George II Silver Christening Mug. London 1754 William Grundy. 2.6 troy ounces.

Late Victorian Cased Set of Silver Fish Servers. Sheffield 1897 James Deakin & Sons. The Fitted Case with Burgundy Silk & Velvet Lined Interior.

George III Pair of Silver Hash Dishes & Covers. London 1792 Edward Fernell.

Silver Plated Meat Domes with Coronet and Lion Silver Handles by Paul Storr. For Earl Talbot, or Talbots, Earls of Shrewsbury.