decorative items and jewellery - Asprey

A set of ten Royal Worcester plates by Richard Sebright for Asprey, dated 1935 and 1937, each painted with a rich variety of fruit within a crimson border enriched with gilt scroll and shell decoration, signed, puce factory mark (10) 27 cm diameter

A late 19th century mahogany long stool with drop in tapestry seat on short cabriole supports. Retailer label Phillip Asprey London

A gold cigarette case by Asprey, the rectangular form case having engine turned decoration with key patterned boarder and applied 'J' initial to the lid all in 9ct gold, hallmarked Asprey London 1924 - 25, total weight 123gms

A Chinoiserie mantel clock retailed by Asprey London

Pair of sterling silver sauce boats, Asprey & Co. 934 (around 923 grams)

A paste set Art Deco pendant necklace, the geometric pendant necklace set in Continental silver, hallmarked KP, presented in an Asprey box.

Twenty-four sterling silver handled octagonal pistol pattern knives by Asprey, consisting of six large (length 24 cm) and six slightly smaller (length 22 cm) knives and twelve small knives (length 17 cm), the blades stamped Asprey London Rustless.…

A silver snuff box, oval, engine-turned, with an applied Initial ?D?; Asprey & Co, Birmingham 1934. Width 8.5 cm. Weight 101g

A collection of tortoiseshell and cut brass desk accessories, late 19th/early 20th century, including a square glass inkwell. Width 14 cm, a writing pad, 54 x 38 cm and two pen trays, one by Asprey

Diamond pendant, Asprey, of circular form pave set with round brilliant cut diamonds, mounted in 18ct yellow gold, suspended from a leather necklet, signed Asprey. Length approximately 43 cm

George V sterling silver travelling clock Chester, 1912, retailed by Asprey, London of square form with engine turned decoration fitted with an eight day clock. Height open 10 cm

A magnificent and rare fancy vivid purplish pink diamond ring, by Asprey

A pair of Bernardaud Limoges plates made for Asprey of Bond Street, London, the Queen's jewellers, both from the Valenciennes range, one in white and gold and the other in red and gold, hand painted and gilded

A pair of plates from the Bernardaud Limoges factory, made for Asprey of Bond Street London, with hand gilded decoration, one from the Scheherazade range

Art Deco sterling silver and guilloche enamel box, hallmarked for Birmingham 1922, made by Asprey & Co

Pair of 9ct yellow gold cufflinks with plain polished links, applied dragon head motifs and their original retailer's box 'By appointment to H. M. The Queen, Silversmiths and Jewellery, Asprey & Co.…