Single-Owner Collections

A 9ct gold and turquoise set hatpin of scroll form, another 9ct gold hatpin of scroll form, both by Murrle Bennett & Co., together with four Charles Horner 9ct gold hatpins, including two with treble clef finials, four other 9ct gold hatpins, and a 9ct gold and mauve paste set golf club hatpin.

A pair of 9ct gold hatpins, each finial in a scrolling design, cased.

A pair of early 20th Century silver and mauve paste set hatpins, each finial in a thistle and scroll design, cased.

A pair of George V silver hatpins, each finial in the form of a treble clef, Chester 1923 by Charles Horner, an Edwardian silver hockey stick hatpin, Chester 1907, a silver tennis racket and ball hatpin, Chester 1909, both by Charles Horner, together with seven other silver hatpins, including two pairs with golf club finials.

An Edwardian silver and mauve paste set hatpin with thistle and scroll finial, Chester 1910 by Charles Horner, together with eleven other silver hatpins with scroll finials, various dates, all by Charles Horner (minor faults).

Two Edwardian silver and enamelled hatpins, each swivelling finial in the form of a butterfly, Chester 1908 by Charles Horner, a pair of sterling and mother-of-pearl set thistle and scroll hatpins by Charles Horner, together with eight other silver hatpins by Charles Horner (minor faults).

A pair of George V silver and mauve paste set hatpins, each finial in the form of a thistle within a scroll, Chester 1911 by Charles Horner, together with two silver and mauve paste set thistle and scroll hatpins by Charles Horner and three other hatpins by Charles Horner.

An Edwardian silver and yellow paste set hatpin with scroll finial, Chester 1906 by Charles Horner, three George V silver and yellow paste set thistle and scroll hatpins, Chester 1911 and 1912 by Charles Horner, together with two pairs of silver and paste set hatpins by Charles Horner.

An Edwardian silver hatpin, the swivelling finial in the form of a teddy bear, Chester 1909 by Charles Horner, a George V silver hatpin in the form of a Welsh hat, Chester 1912 by Charles Horner, and a pair of sterling ball and flame hatpins, by Charles Horner.

An Edwardian silver hatpin, the finial in the form of a bear standing on a ribbon bow, Birmingham 1909 by P&T, together with three other silver hatpins, one with Lincolnshire imp finial and two with owl finials.

An Edwardian silver hatpin, the finial in the form of a Welsh hat, Birmingham 1908 by Crisford & Norris, a George V silver hatpin, the finial in the form of a fylfot within a circle, Birmingham 1910 by P&T, together with three other silver hatpins with bird, double face, and wishbone finials.

A pair of Irish silver hatpins, each foliate engraved spherical finial inset with a Connemara marble shamrock, Dublin 1910 and 1912, two similar silver hatpins, both Birmingham 1909, and a pair of silver and banded agate hatpins of thistle form, united by a chain.

Two Art Nouveau silver and enamelled hatpins, each finial with opposing heart shaped motifs in a martelé decorated stylized trident surround, Birmingham 1908 by J.W., and an Art Nouveau silver and enamelled hatpin, the finial in the form of a peacock, Birmingham 1908 by James Fenton & Co. (minor faults).

An Edwardian silver and mauve paste set hatpin, the finial in the form of a thistle within scrolling tendrils, Birmingham 1908 by P&T, together with seven silver hatpins, each with scroll finials, by P&T.

An Edwardian silver and mauve paste set hatpin, the finial in the form of a thistle within a scroll, Birmingham 1908 by Joseph Cook & Son, a silver, mauve and yellow paste set twin thistle and scroll hatpin, a silver and mauve paste set stylized thistle and scroll hatpin, Chester 1910 by Charles Horner, together with nine other hatpins, including one with a pig finial.

A George V silver and mauve paste set hatpin, the finial in the form of a stylized thistle, Chester 1912 by Charles Horner, a pair of sterling silver and enamelled circular hatpins, each finial decorated with flowers against a black ground, together with two pairs of hatpins and four other hatpins.

A reverse painted intaglio hatpin depicting a swan, a pair of Edwardian silver and blue paste set hatpins, Birmingham 1907, a George V silver and enamelled hatpin, the finial in the form of a butterfly, Birmingham 1918, a sterling silver and enamelled swallow in flight hatpin, a lapis lazuli set hatpin, and with six other hatpins.

A Japanese Satsuma hatpin of rectangular form with canted corners, Meiji period, decorated with ladies within a black border, together with four Japanese Satsuma hatpins, comprising two decorated with ladies and two decorated with flowers.

A pair of gilt metal and micro-mosaic hatpins, each finial of ovoid form, a circular micro-mosaic hatpin with floral decoration, a pair of abalone set hatpins, a pair of enamelled butterfly hatpins, together with five other hatpins (minor faults).