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Lot 281: A Collection of Metalware Tableware and Souvenir Items including Selangor Pewter and Silver-Plated Examples

This auction ended on September 2, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £22

A collection of metalware tableware and souvenir items including Selangor pewter and silver-plated examples. The group is constructed from various metals, primarily pewter and stainless steel, featuring etched tropical motifs of sailboats and palm trees across several pitchers and tankards. The items are formed in a variety of traditional and decorative styles, with polished and brushed finishes utilised throughout the lot.

Notable items include a vessel bearing a circular stamped mark to the underside reading S E L A N G O R P E W T E R M A L A Y A around a central figure. The collection also comprises a souvenir dish embossed with a coat of arms and the text LIECHTENSTEIN, a square coaster depicting a Viking longship marked N O R G E, and multiple metal napkin rings. Larger pieces include a rectangular satirical The Perfect Pint Pot tray, an oval silver-plated gallery tray with foliate engraving, and a large circular polished stainless steel tureen with a lid and matching ladle. A small copper-toned pan with a decorative base and long handle completes the lot.


Condition report:

General surface wear and age-related tarnish are visible throughout the collection (photos 1, 2, and 3). The interior of the stainless steel tureen shows multiple fine surface scratches consistent with use (photo 10). Significant tarnish and surface discolouration are present on the silver-plated gallery tray (photo 5) and the copper-toned pan (photo 2). The pewter items exhibit light surface scratching and dulling of the finish typical for the material (photos 3 and 4). No major structural damage is visible in the provided images.