Sale Catalogue (Silver)

FIRST DAY’S SALE
WEDNESDAY 18th APRIL 2012
SILVER Commencing at 10.30am
Silver will be on view on:
Saturday 14th April 9.00am to 1.00pm
Sunday 15th April 2.00pm to 4.00pm
Monday 16th April 9.00am to 5.15pm
Tuesday 17th April 9.00am to 5.15pm
Limited viewing on sale day
Weights and measurements are approximate guidelines only unless stated to the contrary
Enquiries: Martin McIlroy
Tel. 01392 413100
Email: [email protected]
1.
A pair of 19th Century
Sheffield plated decanter
or bottle coasters with high
pierced sides, gadrooned rims
and turned wooden bases,
10cm high (2).
£100-£200.
2.
An e.p mounted large claret
jug of cylindrical form, the
hinged lid surmounted by a
putto holding cymbals, the
neck with banded decoration
of feasting cherubs and foliate
decorated spout, having an
applied reeded handle, 36cm.
high.
£300-£500.
3.
A Guild of Handicraft threepiece beaten silver condiment
set of circular ovoid form,
maker Guild of Handicraft,
London, 1969, 7.23ozs.
£120-£150.
4.
A Hong Kong silver desk
stand.
£120-£150.
5.
An Edwardian replica of a
mid 17th century porringer,
the hammered bowl with
austere scroll engraved
decoration, the handles in
the form of coiled serpents,
London 1907, maker Herbert
Charles Lambert, 11.5cm
diameter, 11.25ozs.
£300-£350.
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4
4
5
6.
A Georg Jensen large footed
bowl, the circular bowl with a
hammered finish, on a foot of
curving leaves and seed pods,
on a circular stepped base,
makers marks and London
import marks for 1925, height
15cm, diameter 19.5cm,
weighing 20.75ozs.
£400-£600.
7.
A set of four Edwardian
vases, tapered cylindrical form,
decorated with floral sprays
beneath flared and fluted rims,
supported on loaded circular
fluted bases, Birmingham
1904, maker Elkington & Co
Ltd, 15cm high (4).
£200-£300.
8.
An Indian sterling silver
three piece tea set, of ovoid
form with embossed foliate
and banded decoration,
raised on swept feet, each
piece stamped Sterling silver,
39.64ozs.
£400-£500.
9.
A Chinese lady’s silver backed
four piece dressing table
set: comprising a hand mirror,
hairbrush, clothes brush and
comb, with engraved fiery
dragon decoration, each piece
fully marked (4).
£300-£400.
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7
8
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12
10
10 .
An Art Nouveau influence
vase, square tapering form,
with lobed rim decorated with
stylised flowers, on a stepped
square base, 15.5cm. high,
maker C.W&S, Birmingham,
1911, 6.36ozs.
£200-£250.
11 .
A George VI four piece tea
service of oval outline, with
fluted panels, on shaped
bases, maker EV, Sheffield,
1937/28, 60.57ozs.
£900-£1100.
11
6
12 .
An Edward VII oval pierced
bowl, with vine leaf and grape
border, pierced foliate and
scroll decorated sides, 25.5cm.
wide, maker George Nathan
& Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1901,
20.51ozs.
£350-£450.
13 .
A George VI circular salver,
with moulded wavy edge
border, on three swept feet,
with presentation inscription
to the reverse, 20.5cm.
diameter, maker R.P, London,
1937, 9.67ozs.
£150-£250.
14 .
A George VI circular salver
with moulded wavy edge
border, raised on four scroll
feet, inscribed to the reverse,
36cm. diameter, maker
E.V possibly Edward Vogel,
Sheffield, 1937, 33.25ozs.
£500-£700.
15 .
A George V circular salver
with moulded wavy edge
border, raised on three
swept feet, inscribed to the
underside, 31cm. diameter,
maker Elkington & Co
Birmingham, 1934, 25.25ozs.
£400-£500.
14
16
16 .
A George V rectangular two-handled serving tray, with
gadrooned rim and acanthus decorated handles, 61cm. wide,
maker G.A, Sheffield, 1931, 78.58ozs
£1300-£1500.
7
17 .
An Edward VII circular
serving dish, with engraved
grape and vine leaf decoration
and pierced trellis border,
26cm. diameter, maker J.R,
Sheffield, 1905, 12.50ozs.
£200-£300.
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18
18 .
A George V vanity and part picnic set, initialled MSC, MC,
MMCD , including three rectangular dressing table boxes, one
rectangular tray, one oval mirror, two brushes, two clothes
brushes, one shoe horn, one button hook , one spirit flask,
twelve assorted oval and circular jars and containers, maker
Finnigans LTD, London, 1912, total weight of silver, 73.50ozs.
£1500-£2000.
8
19 .
A cut glass decanter and
stopper, of ovoid form with
hobnail decoration and silver
mounted collar, 29cm. high.
£150-£250.
20 .
An Edward VII pedestal two
handled bowl, inscribed.
with reeded border, on a
spreading circular foot, 21cm.
wide, maker’s mark worn,
Birmingham, 1908, 12.41ozs.
£300-£350.
21 .
A George V cigarette casket
of plain rectangular form,
wood lined, Birmingham 1913,
maker A & J Zimmerman Ltd,
22cm long.
£100-£150.
22 .
An Edwardian cream jug and
twin handled sugar bowl, of
ovoid form, with fluted and
embossed floral decoration,
scroll handles and on three
hoof feet, London 1906, maker
Walkter and Charles Sissons,
height of cream jug 10cm,
8ozs (2).
£150-£200.
23 .
A George VI octagonal
salver of plain form with
reeded border, raised on
four rectangular feet, 32cm.
wide, maker Walker and Hall
Sheffield, 1944. 30.19ozs
£400-£600.
24 .
A pair of Edwardian/
George V Cafe-au-lait pots,
of cylindrical tapered 18th
century style, scroll handles,
20cm. high, maker William
Hutton & Co Ltd, London,
1909/10, 28.5ozs.
£350-£400.
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24
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25
25 .
A George V three-piece
coffee service with a wrythen
half reeded decoration
comprising coffee pot with
ebonised knob and handle,
twin handled sugar basin and
cream jug, height of coffee pot
22cm, high, maker E. Viner,
Sheffield, 1921, 37.5ozs.
£500-£600.
26 .
A George V rectangular
dressing table tray with
engraved scroll and foliate
decoration, 30cm. wide, maker
C.C, Chester 1912, 11.67ozs.
£150-£200.
27 .
An Edward VII photograph
frame. of rectangular
outline with embossed
scroll decoration and husk
ornament, 31cm. high,
maker’s mark indistinct,
Chester, 1909.
£120-£150.
28 .
A Liberty and Co circular
bowl with woven banded
and lobed decoration, 18cm.
diameter, maker Liberty & Co,
Birmingham, 1910, 22.63ozs.
£300-£500.
10
28
29 .
A George V glass and silver
mounted ice bucket of
tapering cylindrical form,
with hobnail and stella cut
decoration, with silver mount
and loop handle, maker
Mappin & Webb, London,
1912.
£120-£150.
30 .
A set of five Continental
silver sporting models of a
tennis player, golfer, sailing
yacht, show jumper and a
skier, stamped Alen Dione,
925.
£300-£400.
31 .
A late 19th century
continental silver backed
hairbrush set, with hand
mirror, and tooth brush,
contained in a fitted case.
£150-£200.
32 .
A Victorian gentleman’s clear
glass and silver mounted
travelling toiletry set with
assorted jars, brushes and ring
box, contained in a fitted case,
London, 1872.
£300-£400.
32A.
A gentleman’s travelling
toiletry set, of assorted clear
glass and silver mounted jars,
bottles and boxes, brushes
and lidded boxes, crested and
mongrammed contained in a
fitted case.
£500-£700.
33 .
An Edward VII two handled
trophy cup and cover, the
stepped domed cover with
urn finial, the cup with maker
JD,WD, Sheffield, 1906,
scrolling handles and girdle,
on a spreading circular foot,
22cm. high, 14.95ozs.
£250-£350.
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34
34 .
An Edward VII Irish silver bowl with embossed decoration of floral sprays and cartouches, the
rim having mask scroll and foliate decorated border, 28cm. diameter, maker W, Dublin, 1905,
44.37ozs.
£1800-£2000.
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35
35 .
A Georg Jensen pedestal dish of beaten oval form, raised on a
short foliate pedestal on a lozenge shaped base, 12.5cm. wide,
stamped marks, together with a pair of Georg Jensen pair of
tongs, total weight of silver, 4.08ozs.
£600-£700.
36 .
An arts and craft influence
silver and enamel square
dish, the central panel with
low relief bust of a child with
a pale blue enamel ground,
having curled rims, 10cm.
wide, maker William Hutton
& Sons, Ltd, London, 1904,
3.18ozs.
£300-£400.
37 .
A set of eight Old
English pattern serving
spoons,crested, maker TN
possibly Thomas Northcote,
London, 1785, 16.27ozs.
£250-£300.
38 39
38 .
A French silver gilt chalice, the bowl
with banded latin script raised on a
pierced knopped stem with angel, dove
and salamander motifs, on a spreading
circular foot, with pierced scroll border,
19cm. high,marks indistinct contained
in a fitted box.
£400-£600.
12
39 .
A French silver gilt chalice, the bowl of plain circular
form, raised on a foliate and grape decorated stem on
a spreading circular foot, 18.5cm. high marks indisinct,
together with a matched circular paten of plain circular
form with beaded border, 15cm. diameter. total weight
of silver 33.95ozs. contained in a fitted case.
£500-£700.
40. No Lot.
41
41 .
A Georgian silver vinaigrette
in the form of an articulated
fish, the hinged head enclosing
a gilt grille, 9cm. long, maker
L & C, Birmingham, 1817,
15gms.
£500-£600.
42 .
A William IV silver handle
in the form of a recumbent
cow, 7cm. long, maker DS,
Sheffield, 1836. 14gms.
£60-£80.
43 .
A Charles II silver medallion,
probably commemorating the
Restoration, 2.5cm. diameter.
£80-£120.
44 .
An Asprey & Co gilt metal
mounted double ended scent
bottle.
£400-£500.
45 .
A Victorian spirit flask of oval
form, with screw top , crested,
14cm. high, maker J.D & S,
Sheffield, 1874, 6.25ozs.
£120-£160.
46 .
A pair of George III candle
snuffers, crested, with
foliate and scroll engraved
decoration, 15cm. long, maker
IB, London, 1774, 3.22ozs.
£80-£100.
47 .
A George III oblong nutmeg
grater, maker Phipps &
Robinson, London, 1802.
£300-£500.
48 .
A George III rectangular
nutmeg grater, maker Joseph
Taylor, Birmingham, 1818
£300-£500.
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44
47 49 48
49 .
A George III oval nutmeg grater, crested, maker Peter & Ann
Bateman, London, 1801.
£600-£800.
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50
50 .
An 18th century silver,
tortoiseshell and m-o-p
inlaid snuff box of oval form,
unmarked .
£400-£600.
50A .
A Victorian oblong snuff
box, engraved with foliate
scrollwork, maker Taylor &
Perry, Birmingham, 1843.
£200-£300
50A 51 52
53 54 55
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51 .
A George III oval flattened
snuff box, maker Taylor &
Perry, London, 1797.
£250-£350.
52 .
A George IV rectangular
snuff box, with monogram
to the cover, maker S & BM,
Birmingham, 1912.
£100-£150.
53 .
A George IV rectangular
vinaigrette, with engraved
scale decoration, maker T.S,
Birmingham, 1824.
£120-£160.
54 .
A Victorian ‘Castle top’
vinaigrette of rectangular
form, maker Edward Smith,
Birmingham, 1853.
£400-£600.
55 .
A George IV rectangular
vinaigrette, maker TN,
Birmingham, 1820.
£120-£160.
56 .
A William IV rectangular
vinaigrette, maker T.S,
Birmingham, 1832, together
with a George III oblong
vinaigrette, grille missing,
maker Samuel Pemberton,
Birmingham, 1802
£140-£180.
57 .
A Victorian visiting card case,
with foliate scroll decoration,
maker George Unite,
Birmingham, 1878.
£80-£100.
58 .
A Victorian combined
cigarette case, sovereign
holder and timepiece, maker
WS, Chester, 1888.
£150-£250.
59
59 .
A William IV etui with engine
turned decoration, maker
Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham,
1836.
£120-£160.
60 .
A late Victorian elongated
oval vesta case, maker Samuel
Mordan & Co, London, 1898.
£60-£80.
61 .
A George IV silver gilt child’s
rattle: with coral teether,
11cm long.
£100-£150.
62 .
A 19th century butter spade
with turned wood handle,
pierced blade, maker’s mark
only.
£80-£120.
63 .
Five various 19th century
caddy spoons, various makers
and dates.(5).
£150-£250.
64 .
A set of five Victorian vine
leaf shaped wine labels,
London, 1845/46 .
£250-£350.
64
65
66
65 .
A set of five stamped
letter wine labels, each
depicting the first letter of the
wine, maker George Unite,
Birmingham, 1853/54.
£160-£180.
66 .
A Georgian rectangular wine
label by Hester Bateman,
engraved ‘Lisbon’ also a
navette shaped label engraved
‘Gin’, Birmingham, 1906 and
a rectangular wine label ‘Port’,
Sheffield, 1902. (3) .
£80-£100.
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68
67 .
A George IV silver
vinaigrette: of rectangular
form, with overall engine
turned decoration, the silver
gilt grille pierced with a
floral pattern, London 1821,
maker’s mark W E, length 4cm,
1.25ozs.
£100-£150.
68 .
A set of four enamelled silver
and cut glass scent bottles
of quartered form, contained
in matching cylindrical stand,
raised on ball feet, stamped
900, in a fitted case.
£200-£300.
69 .
A continental silver and pink
enamelled lady’s cheroot
case, of rectangular outline,
with applied pierced silver
vase of flower motif, 8.5cm.
long, bears import marks for
Glasgow 1929 and a pink
enamelled silver circular ring
box, maker H M, Birmingham,
1921, (2).
£120-£180.
70 .
A Russian Imperial silver and
niello inlaid, rectangular box,
decorated all over with scrolls
and foliage, with a gilded
interior, 8cm. wide, maker HM,
1853, 3.25ozs.
£150-£250.
16
70
71
71 .
A continental silver gilt compact, of rectangular outline, the
hinged lid decorated with a polychrome panel depicting revellers
in a garden landscape, enclosing two lidded compartments and
a mirror panel, 8cm. wide, bears import marks for London, 1932.
£350-£450.
72 .
A Dunhill silver petrol
operated cigarette lighter
with watch. serial No 1213,
bears import marks London,
1927.
£300-£400.
73 .
A George IV silver gilt child’s
rattle, with coral teether, the
baluster body with eight bells,
profusely chased with open
flowerheads, with whistle
terminal, 15.5cm. long, maker
Joseph Willmore, Birmingham,
1827,
£200-£300.
74 .
An early 20th century silver
pin cushion in the form of a
chick, 4cm. high, maker S M &
CO, Sheffield, no date letter.
£80-£120.
75 .
A George IV vinaigrette, of
plain rectangular form, with
engine turned decoration,
pierced gilt grille, maker CR &
GS, London, 1829, 0.92ozs.
£60-£80.
73
76 .
A French silver cup and
saucer, with palmette
decoration, together with
another continental silver
cup and saucer with oak leaf
banded decoration and an
associated spoon, total weight
of silver 10.38ozs.
£200-£300.
77 .
An Imperial Russian silver
and enamel purse, the
exterior decorated with applied
hare, ladybird, signature and
initials, 7.5cm. long, maker
AK, bears kokoshnik mark for
1899-1908.
£500-£700.
78
78 .
An Art Deco period four piece tea service of square outline,
initialled, the lids to the water jug and teapot of square stepped
form, raised on square stepped bases, maker Charles Boynton,
London, 1934, all pieces signed Charles Boynton, 64.75ozs
£1000-£1500.
17
79
79 .
An Imperial Russian silver cigarette box of banded
rectangular outline, the hinged lid with inset sapphire
cabochon clasp, having a further hinged compartment
and a lidded compartment to the end, 11.5cm. wide,
maker Johann Victor Aarne, assay masters mark worn
possibly JK, bears kokoshnik mark for 1899-1908.
£1000-£1200.
82 81a 81
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80 .
A Dutch silver rectangular
plaque depicting a tavern scene
with a cavalier drinking with
a young woman on his knee,
contained in an ebonised frame,
size of plaque 6.5 cm. x 8cm.
£80-£100.
81 .
An Imperial Russian cloisonne
rectangular snuff box, decorated
with stylised flowerheads and
scrolls, bears Kokoshnik mark for
1908-26, 6.5cm. long.
£250-£350.
81A.
An Imperial Russian silver
cigarette or cigar case, with two
hinged flaps decorated with scroll
work, enclosing a gilded interior
with retaining bar, 12.5cm. long,
Maker EF, assay master A.M, 3
1852, 6.09ozs.
£200-£300.
82 .
A continental silver and silver
gilt rectangular compact, the
hinged lid enclosing two lidded
compartments and a rectangular
mirror panel, 9cm. long.
£250-£350.
77 85 83
83 .
A Continental silver gilt
and blue enamel powder
compact of art Deco influence,
the hinged lid enclosing a
glided interior with mirror
panel, 8.5cm. wide.
£300-£400.
84 .
A Chinese silver buckle in
two rectangular parts, each
with a character mark enclosed
by birds amongst prunus
blossom, each panel 4.5cm.
wdie. 0.85ozs.
£150-£200.
85 .
A pair of Danish silver and
enamel taper sticks, of trefoil
outline, raised on a circular
foot, 5cm. wide, stamped
to the foot Meka, Denmark,
sterling, 925.
£50-£70.
86 .
A Georg Jensen preserve
spoon, with ovoid bowl,
waisted stem, the terminal in
the form of the Danish ‘three
tower’ assay mark, 16.5cm.
long, stamped marks, 1.18ozs.
£120-£150.
87 .
A set of nine Georgian silver
fruit knives, crested, with
ribbed handles, maker MD,
lion passant and monarchs
head to each knife, (9).
£60-£80.
86
89
88 .
A pair of George III Old
English pattern sauce ladles,
crested, maker I.L London,
1784, and a near matching
sauce ladle, maker IL, London,
1785, 4.24ozs.
£60-£100.
89 .
A George III fish slice,
crested, the oval blade with
pierced rectangular panel
enclosed by scroll border with
filled reeded handle, 19cm.
long, maker Robert Hennell,
London, 1790.
£150-£250.
90
90 .
A George I Old English
pattern rat tail basting
spoon, crested, 40cm. long,
maker AR, London, 1714,
7.68ozs. and a George III Old
English pattern serving spoon,
initialled, maker RC, London,
1796, 3.06ozs.
£200-£300.
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92
91 .
A set of six of six George
IV Scottish single struck
kings pattern table spoons,
maker Peter Aitken, Glasgow,
1829, and a set of six Scottish
single struck kings pattern
dinner forks, maker Mackay &
Chisholm, Edinburgh, 1851,
total weight of silver 29.13ozs.
£500-£700.
92 .
A matched kings pattern
flatware service includes six
tablespoons, twelve dessert
spoons, six teaspoons, six
dinner forks, twelve dessert
forks, three sauce ladles, six
dinner forks, twelve dinner
knives and thirteen dessert
knives, various makers and
dates, total weight of silver
102.82ozs.
£2000-£3000.
20
93 .
A matched Hanoverian pattern
part flat ware service, includes
eight dinner forks, six dessert
forks, various makers and dates,
together with six pistol handled
dinner knives and six dessert
knives, total weight of silver
26.36ozs.
£550-£650.
94 .
A matched Old English pattern
part flat ware service, includes
ten tablespoons, six dessert
spoons and three sauce ladles,
various makers and dates, total
weight of silver 39.16ozs.
£600-£800.
95 . No Lot
96 .
A pair of 19th century
Irish sugar nips
£150-£250.
97 .
A set of six William IV
Irish silver Old English
patter, bright cut
teaspoons,maker S&W,
Dublin, 1833, 3.45ozs.
£120-£150.
101
98 .
A Victorian Irish silver fiddle
pattern mustard spoon,
crested, maker JS, Dublin,
1851, 0.44ozs.
£50-£60.
99 .
A George V Old English
thread pattern flatware
service, Sheffield 1926,
makers W. Hutton & Sons
Ltd., comprising: twelve table
spoons (one plated), twelve
table forks (one plated), twelve
dessert forks (one plated),
twelve dessert spoons (one
plated), ten teaspoons, twelve
egg spoons, four salt spoons,
four sauce ladles and one soup
ladle, contained in an oak
canteen, total weight of silver
139ozs (79)
£1800-£2200.
100 .
A George IV fiddle and
thread pattern basting
spoon, crested, London 1823,
maker William Eley and William
Fearn, 31cm long, together
with a Victorian fiddle pattern
basting spoon, crested,
London 1839, makers mark SH
- DC, 30cm long, 9.75ozs (2).
£200-£250.
101 .
A George III toasting fork
tapered shaft with three tines
and turned wood handle,
London 1815, maker Thomas
Phipps and Edward Robinson,
46cm long.
£150-£200.
102 .
An early Victorian fiddle,
thread and shell pattern
flatware service, comprising:
six table spoons, six table forks,
six dessert forks and six dessert
spoons, London 1838, maker
Charles Lias, 58ozs (24)
£800-£1000.
103 .
A cased set of Swedish silver
gilt trefid spoons, early 20th
century, each engraved on the
stem with a mask, flower bud
and monogram, comprising:
two 19.5cm in length, two
16cm in length and twelve
11.5cm in length, all fully
marked, maker C.G. Hallberg.
£200-£250.
104 .
A set of six Victorian fiddle
pattern table forks, London
1845, maker William Eaton,
13ozs (6)
£200-£250.
105 .
A matched set of six
Victorian fiddle pattern table
forks, being three London
1838, makers mark WT-RA.,
two London 1841, makers
William Bateman & Daniel
Ball, and one 1842, makers
William Bateman & Daniel Ball,
12.25ozs (6)
£200-£250.
106 .
A set of six George III fiddle
pattern dessert spoons,
London 1815, makers mark IPGP, 7 ozs (6)
£150-£200.
107 .
A set of six Victorian fiddle
pattern dessert forks, London
1842, maker William Bateman
& Daniel Ball, 7ozs (6)
£100-£120.
108 .
A set of six late 19th
century Russian silver gilt
and cloisonne enamelled
teaspoons with polychrome
floral decoration to the back of
the bowl, maker’s mark H A,
11cm long (6).
£150-£170.
109 .
An Elizabeth II part kings
pattern flatware service,
includes two tablespoons, six
dessert spoons, six soup spoons,
six teaspoons, six coffee spoons,
six dinner forks, six dessert forks,
six fish forks, six fish knives, six
steel bladed dinner knives, six
steel bladed dessert knives and
three-piece carving set, maker
PP Ltd, Sheffield, 1973, total
weight of silver 90ozs
£600-£800.
110 .
A George III fiddle pattern
basting spoon, maker SH,
London, 1816, 5.27ozs.
£80-£120.
111 .
A pair of George III and
later decorated Hanoverian
pattern berry spoons with
embossed and chased gilded
bowls, marks worn, 4.88ozs.
£250-£300.
112 .
A George III Old English
pattern soup ladle, with
beaded edging, initialled,
having a shell shaped fluted
bowl, 34cm. long, maker GJ,
London, 1782.
£200-£250.
113 .
A William IV fiddle pattern
fish server of traditional design
with pierced fish and bird
designs, 31cm. long, maker JB,
London, 1831, 5.58ozs.
£150-£200.
114 .
A collection of Georgian,
Victorian and later Old
English pattern flatware,
various makers and dates,
92ozs (59)
£1300-£1500.
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115
115 .
A set of twelve Imperial
Russian silver gilt coffee
spoons with foliate engraved
bowls with spiral twist stems,
cased, maker BA, 1891,
4.95ozs.
£300-£400.
116 .
An early 19th century
pressed metal chatelaine with
scissors, pin cushion, thimble,
an ivory page notebook.
£100-£150.
*By descent: from Sake Dean
Mahomed.
Sake Dean Mahomed was
a Bengali traveller who
introduced the first curry
house restaurant in Britain
in 1810. He was also known
as ‘Doctor Brighton’ after
opening a shampooing vapour
massage parlour in Brighton.
He became shampooing
surgeon to both George IV and
William IV.
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117 .
A Victorian presentation
silver inkwell in the form of a
Roman oil lamp with domed
lid and swan neck handle,
maker James Charles Edington,
London, 1845. 4.30 ozs
£500-£600.
* Presented to Sake Dean
Mahomed by a Princess
Poniatowski, (sister of King
Stanilaus I of Poland)
116
118 .
A George II waiter, of circular
form with scalloped and scroll
border, on three hoof feet, the
centre with engraved blank
cartouche, London 1751,
makers mark W - , 18cm
diameter, weighing 8.25ozs.
£250-£300.
119 .
A large Victorian presentation salver of circular form,
inscription and armorial to the centre within a band of foliate
scroll engraving, with a similar decorated pierced border, on four
scroll and pierced feet, Sheffield 1858, makers Thomas Bradbury
& Sons, 45cm diameter, 73ozs.
£1000-£1200.
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120
120 .
A set of four George III fluted
candlesticks, with beaded
borders, on square loaded
bases and detachable nozzles,
Sheffield circa 1785, maker
John Parsons and Co, two
nozzles with maker’s mark T D
(some marks rubbed), 29cm
high (4).
£700-£1000.
121 .
A pair of late Victorian
tapersticks on shaped square
loaded bases, with fluted
knop columns and detachable
nozzles, London 1897, maker
Thomas Bradbury and Sons,
12.25cm high (2).
£200-£300.
121
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122 .
A pair of George IV butter
shells of good gauge on three
cast periwinkle feet, crested,
London 1824, maker Rebecca
Eames and Edward Barnard,
14cm width, 11.75ozs (2).
£200-£250.
122
123
123 .
A Victorian four piece tea service of tapered oval form,
decorated with vertical fluting, foliate banding, reeded scroll
handles to the cream jug and sugar bowl, each piece with
engraved crest within a shield, comprising: tea kettle, stand and
lamp, teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl, London 1884/85/86,
makers mark J B, 45.25ozs (4).
£1000-£1500.
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129
125
124 .
A pair of late Victorian bon
bon dishes of oval form with
pierced and embossed foliate
scroll decoration, London
1896, maker William Comyns,
16.5cm long, 5.75ozs (2).
£150-£200.
125 .
A William IV silver gilt snuff
box of rectangular outline,
inscribed, with foliate engraved
borders. 10.5cm long, maker
T.D London, 1837, 5.53ozs in
a leather case.
£300-£400.
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126 .
A George III circular dumb
waiter, crested, with beaded
rim and raised on three swept
feet, 21cm. diameter, maker
John Crouch I & Thomas
Hannam, London, 1779,
13.02ozs.
£200-£250.
127 .
A Victorian batchelors teapot
of oval reeded outline, with
engraved scroll border and
spout, 20cm. long, maker
Joseph Bradbury & John
Henderson, Sheffield, 1878,
10.51ozs.
£150-£250.
128 .
A George III teapot of
cartouche outline, the panels
decorated with scrolls,
garlands and husks, maker
Robert Hennell I, London,
1782, 16.65ozs.
£250-£350.
129 .
A George III mug of
cylindrical tapering form,
initialled, with S-shaped scroll
handle, 14.25cm. high, maker
TC, London, 1810, 11.80ozs.
£250-£350.
128
130
130 .
A George III coffee pot of
baluster form, with hinged
dome lid and beaded spire
finial and foliate decorated
spout, 26cm. high, maker I.D
possibly John Dutton, London,
1771, 23.89ozs.
£600-£800.
131 .
A George III beaker. of plain
cylindrical form with flared
rim, initialled, 8.5cm. high,
makers mark worn, London,
1768, 2.81ozs.
£150-£200.
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132
133
134
135
132 .
A George III mug of
cylindrical outline, with
acanthus capped scroll handle,
on a gadrooned spreading
circular foot, 13cm. high,
maker FC, London, 1766,
13.56ozs.
£300-£500.
133 .
A Victorian coffee pot in the
18th century style, of slender
tapering form, with domed
hinged lid, and ebonised scroll
28
handle, 20cm. high, maker
Joseph Bradbury & Edward
Bradbury, London, 1877,
14.85ozs.
£300-£500.
134 .
A George III sauce boat of
traditional outline, crested,
with gadrooned border,
acanthus capped handle ,
raised on three shell shaped
swept feet, 21cm. long,
makers mark worn, London,
1757, 14.46ozs.
£300-£500.
135 .
A 19th century continental
silver cow creamer with inset
garnet eyes, the hinged lid
with stylised fly and the tail
looped to form a handle,
13.5cm. long, marks worn,
5.35ozs.
£400-£600.
136 .
A George II circular salver
with moulded wavy edge
border, central crest within a
foliate cartouche, raised on
three swept feet, 28.5cm.
wide, maker Richard
Abercromby, London, 1736,
25.20ozs.
£400-£600.
136
137
137 .
A George III swing handled fruit basket of navette outline,
with beaded border and pierced foliate and flowerhead banded
decoration having a reeded loop carrying handle, on a pierced
oval foot, 33.5cm. wide, maker Robert Hennell I, London, 1786,
20.41ozs.
£600-£800.
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138 .
A George III oval tea caddy,
crested, the hinged lid with
pineapple finial, the top and
sides bordered with banded
borders, 14.5cm. wide, maker
Robert Hennell I, London,
1785, 12.41ozs.
£300-£500.
139 .
A Victorian three-piece tea
service of circular lobed form
with all over scroll and foliate
engraved decoration, on
swept foliate legs, maker WH,
London, 1853, 43,72ozs.
£700-£900.
138
139
140 .
A Victorian circular teapot
of squat outline, crested, with
all over embossed foliate and
scroll decoration, on a circular
foot, 27cm. wide, maker
Joseph Savory & Albert Savory,
London, 1839, 16.91ozs.
£300-£500.
140
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141 .
A late Victorian two-handled
pedestal fruit dish, with
pierced scroll and foliate
border and ribbon tied reeded
rim, swept handles on a
knopped stem and a pierced
circular spreading foot, 37cm.
wide, maker walker and Hall,
Sheffield, 1895, 28.00ozs.
£450-£550.
141
142
142 .
A Victorian ink stand of rectangular form, crested and
initialled, with two circular ink wells enclosing a central
sarcophagus with oil lamp shaped taperstick with serpent handle,
the base with two pen troughs on swept lion paw feet, 28cm.
wide, maker Edward Barnard & John Barnard, Birmingham, 1863,
30.45ozs
£700-£900.
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143 .
A George III oval pedestal
swing handle sugar basket,
with pierced and foliate
engraved banded decoration
with beaded rims, on an oval
pedestal foot, 16cm. wide,
with blue glass liner, maker
Robert Hennell II, London,
1789. 6.79ozs.
£400-£500.
143
144
144 .
A pair of George III circular bottle coasters, crested, with
pierced banded and engraved garland decoration, with ring
turned bases, 12cm. diameter, maker Robert Hennell I, London,
1781.
£600-£800.
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145 .
A George III cream pail,
crested, with pierced trellis
decoration and beaded rim
and handle, with blue glass
liner, 11cm. high including
handle, maker Philip Freeman,
London, 1775, 2.15ozs.
£300-£400.
146 .
A Victorian circular salver
with scroll, foliate and beaded
border, having foliate,
scroll and garland engraved
decoration, raised on three
talon and ball feet, 40 cm.
diameter, maker Richard
Martin & Ebenezer Hall,
Sheffield, 1872, 43.75ozs.
£800-£1000.
145
146
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147
147 .
A Victorian two-handled serving tray of cartouche outline, with foliate and scroll engraved
decoration and reeded and beaded border, 64cm. wide, maker JB, London, 1879, 85.01ozs.
£1500-£1800.
148
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148 .
A George III chamberstick
of plain circular form, with
reeded border, and curved
handle with conical snuffer,
9.5cm. diameter, maker I.E,
London, 1795, 3.95ozs.
£200-£250.
149 .
A George III candle snuffer
tray of hour glass outline,
crested, with pierced gallery
and beaded rim, raised on
four ball and talon feet, 19cm.
long, maker Robert Hennell I,
London, 1782, 4.ozs.
£200-£300.
150 .
A George III Christening mug
of baluster form with reeded
neck and acanthus capped
handle, 8cm. high, contained
in a leather case, maker
Rebecca Emes and Edward
Barnard I, London, 1817.
£150-£250.
151 .
A George III ink stand of
rectangular form, containing
three clear glass and silver
mounted pots on a raised base
with gadrooned foliate border,
raised on winged paw feet,
17cm wide, maker Rebecca
Emes & Edward Barnard I,
London, 1815, 8.13ozs.
£250-£350.
152 .
Four George III egg cups, of
traditional design, initialled,
with reeded border on a
reeded and spreading circular
foot, 7.5cm. high, maker
Robert Hennell I, London,
1787-88, 6.07ozs
£80-£120.
153 .
A pair of George III salts
of boat shaped outline, with
beaded rims, gilded interior
and swept and scroll handles,
raised on oval pedestal bases,
inscribed,13cm long, maker
Robert Hennell I, London,
1784, 6.81ozs.
£150-£250.
154 .
A George III pedestal cream
jug, of baluster form, with
gadrooned rim and acanthus
capped handle, raised on a
domed circular foot, 12cm.
high, maker’s mark worn,
London, 1771, 4.37ozs .
£120-£160.
155 .
A pair of George II sugar
castors of wrythen baluster
form, the pierced lids with
cone finials, on a spreading
circular foot, 15cm. high,
maker Samuel Wood, London,
1756, 11.20ozs.
£300-£500.
156 .
A late Georgian taperstick
in the form of a chamberstick,
with gadrooned border, on a
circular base with ring handle
, makers mark worn, London,
1829, 4.47ozs.
£100-£150.
151
155
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157
159
157 .
A Victorian brandy warmer,
of cylindrical form with ivory
turned handle, 14cm. long,
mounted on a swept stand
with burner, maker Henry
Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield,
1876, 4.63ozs
£120-£160.
158 .
A pair of George IV
candlesticks, crested, with urn
shaped nozzles on tapering
knopped stems and weighted
circular bases, 24cm. high,
maker’s mark worn, Sheffield,
1822.
£200-£300.
159 .
A George III wine funnel,
crested, of circular form
with reeded border and
swept tapering spout, with
detachable strainer having
a shell thumb piece, 13cm.
long, maker Rebecca Emes and
Edward Barnard, 5.78ozs
£150-£250.
158
160 .
A George III lidded mustard
pot of oval outline, initialled,
with domed hinged lid and
swept handle, having a blue
glass liner, 8.25cm. wide,
maker R.Hennell I, London,
1792, 3.86ozs.
£80-£90.
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161 .
A George III rectangular
snuffer tray, with beaded and
scroll border, 23cm. wide,
maker’s mark worn I & T.S,
Sheffield, 1823, 5.99ozs.
£120-£160.
162
162 .
A Victorian four piece tea
and coffee service, crested,
of octagonal outline, with
engraved ribband and garland
decoration, having carved
ivory pineapple finials, maker
John Frazer & Edward Haws,
London, 1868/69, 48.97ozs.
£800-£1200.
163 .
A George III marrow scoop
of traditional design, 23cm.
long, maker Richard Crossley,
London, 1783, 1.80ozs.
£80-£100.
164 .
A Victorian circular swinghandled cake basket, crested,
the sides with pierced scroll
decorated panels, with spiral
twist loop handle, on four
swept feet, 22 cm. diameters,
maker HW, London, 1874,
17.29ozs.
£300-£500.
165 .
A pair of George III Irish
silver circular salts, crested,
with gadrooned borders and
raised on three swept feet,
maker William Bond, Dublin
lacks date letter circa 1791,
5.00ozs.
£600-£700.
164
165
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166
166 .
A William and Mary
porringer, with embossed
swirl fluting around the lower
body with a scaled upper
girdle and two scroll handles,
a circular initialled panel
to the sides, London 1697,
maker’s mark partially rubbed,
height 9cm, diameter 11cm,
weighing 7.75ozs.
£1200-£1500.
167 .
A George III circular bowl
and cover: the bowl embossed
with fluting, on a circular
pedestal foot, the semi domed
cover with ribbon and husk
embellishment and knop ivory
finial, crested, London 1869,
makers George Smith and
William Fearn, 10.5cm high,
9.25ozs (2).
£180-£220.
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168 .
A pair of Victorian desk
or bedroom candlesticks:
with pillared columns a with
wrythen ribbon overlay, on
octagonal filled bases, the
detachable nozzles with
beaded rims, Sheffield 1886,
makers mark FS - JH, 12cm
high (2).
£140-£160.
169 .
A George III Irish swing
handled sugar basket, the
urn shaped body chased
and embossed with leaf
motifs, grapes and figure
masks beneath beaded rims,
supported on three swept
legs with harebell decoration,
Dublin 1783, maker James
Keating, 11cm diameter,
10ozs.
£200-£300.
169
170 .
A William IV six division
egg cup stand, initialled, of
circular lobed outline, with
central loop carrying handle,
with six egg cups, raised on six
swept feet, 21cm. wide, maker
Edward Barnard, Edward
Barnard Jnr, John Barnard and
William Barnard, London,1834,
together with six associated
spoons, maker WC, London,
1831, total weight of silver
30.90ozs.
£600-£800.
170
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171
172
171 .
A George III teapot of oval
fluted form, straight tapered
spout, the sides engraved with
blank shields and foliate scroll
borders, London 1799, maker
John Robins, height 17.5cm,
18.25ozs.
£300-£400.
172 .
A George III swing handled
sugar basket, crested, of oval
fluted form, ribbed handle
and gilded interior, on oval
pedestal foot, London 1795,
maker William Fountain, 14cm
long, 6.25ozs.
£180-£220.
173 .
A George III cream jug of
oval form, with bands of
stylised pin pricked decoration
and angular handle, London
1805, makers mark partially
rubbed, 4.5ozs.
£80-£120.
174 .
A George III coffee pot
of baluster form, initialled,
with ribbon tied garland and
acanthus leaf decoration, on
a domed spreading circular
foot, 30cm. high, maker CW
possibly Christopher Wood,
London 1771, 30.32ozs
£1000-£1500.
174
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175 .
A George III wine ewer, of
classical ovoid vase form,
scroll handle, with leaf and
swag decoration and beaded
borders, the hinged semi
domed cover with urn finial,
the whole on a raised circular
foot, London 1777, maker
Charles Wright, 33cm high,
20ozs.
£1000-£1500.
176.
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177 .
A William IV silver card tray.
£120-£150.
177
178 .
A pair of George III silver
candlesticks with foliate and
scroll decorated stems and
nozzles on a weighted circular
shaped foot, inscribed, 23cm
high, makers mark worn.
Sheffield, 1815
£400-£600.
178
179
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179 .
A pair of George IV silver
circular salvers with engraved
floral foliate decoration and
foliate scroll borders on tripod
scroll feet, 22cm. diameter,
maker William Bateman,
London 1829, 29ozs
£600-£800.
180 .
A Victorian trinket box of
rectangular outline, initialled,
with shallow domed hinged
lid, with crinkle edge border
and gadrooned decoration,
16.5cm. long, maker JB,
London, 1886,
£120-£150.
181 .
A late Victorian green glass
and silver mounted claret
jug, the handle, neck and
lid decorated with grapes
and vine leaves, 26cm. high,
London, 1900.
£800-£1000.
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182 .
A late Victorian circular
dumb waiter, with moulded
shell decorated border, raised
on three swept feet, 19.5cm.
diameter, maker J.P, London,
1900, 13.44ozs.
£250-£350.
183 .
A Victorian provincial mug of
baluster form, with engraved
floral garland and scroll
decoration, with acanthus
capped handle, on a stepped
spreading circular foot,
14.5cm. high, maker J.W &
Co, Exeter, 1875, 8.87ozs.
£200-£300.
184 .
A George II tumbler, of
tapering cylindrical form,
initialled, with embossed
foliate and scroll decoration,
9cm. high, maker David
Willaume II, London, 1744,
5.40 ozs
£300-£400.
184
185
185 .
A large late Victorian pedestal bowl with embossed tied ribbon and wrythen reeded decoration,
raised on a circular spreading foot, 28.5cm. diameter, maker JH, London, 1895, 38.45ozs.
£1000-£1200.
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186 .
A pair of Edward VII
two- branch candelabra,
with octagonal urn shaped
nozzles on swept arms,
issuing from an octagonal
tapering stem, on a spreading
circular weighted foot, 44cm.
high, maker Goldsmith abd
Silversmiths Co, Ltd, London,
1905, together with associated
ivorine ejector candle holders
with pierced silver shades with
pink silk liners, total weighable
silver 66.52ozs. contained in
a fitted wood case bearing
Goldsmiths and Silversmiths
Co label.
£1800-£2200.
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187 .
A set of four Victorian figural
twin branch candelabra,
the Bacchanalian putto with
wine goblet in one hand and
holding a two-branch grape
vine adorned with grapes
and leaves, having cylindrical
nozzles with beaded borders,
raised on a shaped circular
foliate decorated base,
25.5cm. high, maker AGP,
London, 1860, total weight of
silver 63.50ozs.
£2500-£3500.
188 – 200. No Lots.
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