A collection of miscellaneous silver items, comprising an Edwardian silver vanity set by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1903
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A collection of miscellaneous silver items, comprising an Edwardian silver vanity set by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1903, each piece embossed with foliate and floral motifs, within a fitted sloped case; together with a silver mounted glass vanity jar by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1899, the cover with scrolling and foliate repoussé work; a German silver mounted glass vanity jar by Layemer, with silver openwork sleeve featuring a central garland flanked by classical figures, inset with glass stopper; and a silver and leather mounted hipflask by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1926, of rounded form with detachable drinking cup and twist lock cap, total weighable 210 grams. (6.75 ozt).
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