This is a job lot of three Edwardian sterling silver Brooches, two hallmarked & one unmarked.

This item has been re-listed due to a non paying bidder

This is a late Georgian balance cock, from an English verge fusee movement pocket watch, which has been converted into a brooch around the late Georgian / early Victorian period.

This is a matching set of six Edwardian enamel buttons & their fasteners, complete in their original fitted case, & dating to around 1900 - 1910.

This is a Norwegian Sterling Silver filigree brooch or pin, fully hallmarked for Norway, & crafted by the silversmith Leif Johan Hansen around 1960.

This is a Norwegian Sterling Silver & Enamel brooch or pin, designed by Willy Winnaess for David-Andersen in the 1950's, with full hallmarks for Norway Sterling (including makers marks for both D-A and WW), & with additional Swedish import Silver marks.

This is a vintage Norwegian Sterling Silver & Guilloche Enamel brooch or pin, by Elvic & Co of Oslo, & dating to around the 1950's.

This is a large & wide, hand chased Victorian Silver hinged bangle, by the silversmiths Haseler Bros, & hallmarked for Birmingham 1883.

This is an early George VI period, hand chased Silver expanding bangle, made by the Birmingham silversmiths Joseph Smith & Sons, & fully hallmarked for Chester 1937.

This is a late Victorian period 'nanny' brooch or pin, made of brass with a goldstone mount and containing a hidden needle case & thread holder, & almost certainly made in Germany around 1890.