Sterling Silver Sugar Cube Holder by James Deakin & Sons, Chester, 1903. The Library One pepperette does not sit

One pepperette does not sit quite steady but this is easily remedied by bending a foot slightly should one wish to rectify this

An exemplary example of a travelling chess set from the the late Victorian era

There is a small ripple to the frame mount (please see photographs)

Robertson's works on Scotland's history are complete in two volumes

Henry Howard Lacey (28 June 1927-30 July 1996) and they had a son and two daughters

Sterling Silver Sugar Cube Holder by James Deakin & Sons, Chester, 1903. The Library One pepperette does not sitA sterling silver sugar cube holder by James Deakin & Sons, Chester, 1903. The makers mark is partially worn but remains legible. All other hallmarks to include the registration number remain clearly visible. A beautiful piece of scrolling openwork sterling silver by a well known silver maker. Dimensions Height: 8. 5cm Diameter (at rim): 8cm Weight: 157 grams