A late Victorian silver mounted bedside clock, a silver handled and...

In varied state, the lot displays general surface scratches, marks, wear and tarnishing commensurate with the age and use. Fellows cannot guarantee the working order or accuracy of the clock, a key is present, the movement is marked '703829', the main hands are missing, it has some noticeable dents to the silver mount, the maker's mark is partly obscured, other hallmarks worn but still just legible. The paper knife has a chip to the end of the ivory blade, the hallmarks on the handle are significantly rubbed and worn. The pipe has a hallmarked silver mount, the hinged cover looks to be base metal and is lifting off the pipe, significant residue to the interior, the terminal is twisted above the mount. The shoe horn has a base metal component and remnants of polish in between the embossed decoration on the handle.