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SILVER, JEWELLERY AND LUXURY ACCESSORIES DONNINGTON PRIORY | WEDNESDAY 13 JUNE 2018
SILVER, JEWELLERY AND
LUXURY ACCESSORIES
DONNINGTON PRIORY | WEDNESDAY 13 JUNE 2018 |10.30am
Buyer’s premium is charged per lot FREE ONLINE BIDDING IS AVAILABLE SALE NO: 14103 VIEWING:
at 24% of the hammer price (28.8% AT DREWEATTS.COM/LIVE: Sunday 10 June: 10am – 2pm
including VAT) up to and including The Dreweatts’ bidding platform allows Monday 11 June: 9am – 5.30pm
FOR BIDDING AND
£500,000, 20% (24% including VAT) you to watch, listen and bid from Tuesday 12 June: 9am – 4.30pm
SALE INFORMATION:
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surcharge for bidding via this platform. Donnington Priory
SPECIALISTS:
Newbury
James Nicholson FGA, DGA
Front cover: Lot 184 Berkshire RG14 2JE
TO REGISTER TO BID VIA David Rees
Inside front cover: Lot 215
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Back cover: Lot 386 Tessa Parry FGA, DGA
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Although every effort is made to note any All watch movements have been inspected advice regarding such regulations.
damage, restoration or alterations, the absence by Dreweatts watchmaker and specialists, and CONDITION REPORTS
of any such information in catalogue descriptions we have verified all inventory and movement Dreweatts condition reports will identify
does not imply the lot is in perfect condition and numbers. For the information of potential whether a watch functions at the time of
free from any such defects. Prospective buyers bidders, all inventory and movement numbers cataloguing, and suggest possible, but not
should satisfy themselves as to the condition of are listed in the catalogue description for the comprehensive, restoration work that may
any lot prior to bidding. All watches are serviced relevant lot. need to be carried out for the watch to function
from time to time, and Dreweatts are unable to
IMPORT/EXPORT RESTRICTIONS properly. Dreweatts are unable to test watches
guarantee that the working parts of any watch
There maybe Import Resrictions into some for accuracy or running to time, and we cannot
movement, glass or crystal, winding crowns, watch
territories outside the United Kingdom placed guarantee that any watch will function when
bracelet, strap or buckle are the manufacturers’
on certain watch brands, or on the importation purchased form us.
original parts, unless otherwise stated in the
catalogue description. We are unable to make of watches with straps composed of animal As we have examined all watch movements by
any representation in our catalogue descriptions skins which may fall under CITES Regulations. removing the case backs, we cannot guarantee
or condition reports as to the authenticty of It is the sole responsibility of the buyer to that water resistant watches will remain water
such parts. Dreweatts are unable to make any comply with all Export/Import regulations and resistant following purchase from us. Dreweatts
represenation, nor make any comment on, the potential bidders are strongly recommended to recommend that any watch purchased from us
authenticity of diamonds, or other gemstones, set check with their shipping agent as to any such is subsequently overhauled by a competent
into watch dials, bezels, cases and bracelets. regulations that may apply to any lot. Dreweatts watchmaker to ensure proper functioning.
Important Notices to Jewellery Buyers
DAMAGE, RESTORATION, ALTERATION lack of, for certain gemstones, and such reports SIGNATURES
Although every effort is made to note any may be obtained for prospective bidders prior ‘…by Lacloche,…’ in our opinion is a piece made by
damage, restoration or alterations, the to the sale, provided such requests are made at or for the jeweller, bearing relevant signatures,
absence of any such information in catalogue least three weeks before the sale, and that the maker’s marks, and where appropriate, the
descriptions does not imply the lot is in perfect requesting party has pre-paid for such a report. maker’s inventory number/s.
condition and free for any such defects. However it is not possible for Dreweatts to obtain
‘…signed Lacloche,…’ in our opinion is a piece
Prospective buyers should satisfy themselves reports for every stone offered in the sale.
retained by the jeweller, but not necessarily
as to the condition of any lot prior to bidding. In the absence of a gemmological laboratory made by them. This may also mean that
ENHANCEMENT report, it is not possible for Dreweatts to make any the piece has been mounted by the jeweler
comment on the possibility that any gemstone in
Prospective bidders should be aware than many using stones supplied by the client; a special
any lot may have been subject to enhancement.
coloured gems have been historically treated by a commission from a client’s design; or has been
variety of methods to improve their appearance, Dreweatts catalogue descriptions and altered or later added to.
both in terms of colour and transparency. Rubies condition reports adhere to the guidelines laid
COLOURED STONES OF BURMA
and sapphires are routinely heat treated, emeralds out in the ‘Blue Book’ of CIBJO, the International
(MYANMAR) ORIGIN
and enhanced through the use of coloured and Jewellery Confederation.
transparent oils and resins, and jadiete is routinely Buyers should be aware that certain territories
WEIGHTS
stained. These treatments, and others including (notably the United States of America) have
All gram weights have been obtained using an import restrictions on certain coloured
irradiation and coating, are generally accepted
electronic balance, but weights stated in the gemstones. All gemstones that maybe of Burma
by the jewellery trade as standard practice.
catalogue are approximate and for guidance (Myanmar) origin, notably rubies and jadeite,
Although most treatments are considered to be
only, and potential bidders should satisfy may require a certificate of origin before
permanent, those gemstones which have been
themselves as to their accuracy. they can be imported. Prospective bidders
oiled may need to be re-treated to maintain
their appearance. Any such treatments affect ‘…approximately 1.20 carats total,…’ all such for such gemstones should check with their
the market value of coloured gemstones, and stone weights are estimated using standard shipper, and relevant Government authorities
Dreweatts pre-sale estimates published in the equipment and formulae, and are subject to the regarding any necessary certification prior to
catalogue assume that all gemstones, unless limitations imposed by the mount. bidding. Whilst Dreweatts are able to suggest
otherwise stated in the catalogue, may have been ‘…weighing 1.20 carats,…’ where the description a number of Gemmological Laboratories for
enhanced. Dreweatts may obtain Gemmological reads as such, the stones in question have been such certification, we are unable to carry out
Reports from a recognised laboratory where removed from the mount and weighted using any such certification for potential bidders or
appropriate detailing any enhancements, or an electronic balance. buyers.
Detailed condition reports for all lots are available from our website www.dreweatts.com, and upon direct request to the Saleroom.
Please note that Dreweatts are unable to give verbal condition reports for any lot, and all condition reports will be given in writing via our website www.dreweatts.com.
Dreweatts jewellery specialists and qualified gemmologists are available during the view to answer any queries.
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British and Foreign Silver,
Electro-Plate and Allied Wares
1
An Edwardian silver oval half fluted kettle on stand
by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1901, with a
composition loop handle and finial, the body engraved with
a crest, on an oval pierced stand, on four swept legs above
a burner, 36cm (14in) high, 1100g (35.37 oz) gross
£300-400
1
2
Asprey, a silver shaped square commemorative salver by
Asprey & Co., Royal Silver Wedding anniversary, applied with
the Royal arms, the Queen and Prince Philip’s cyphers and 1947-
1972 in gilt, 23cm (9in), 743g (23.85 oz), in an Asprey case with
certificate of limited edition 19/500
£200-250
2
3
A late Victorian silver twin handled bowl by
John Griffiths, London 1898, with bifurcated
scroll handles, a moulded rim and girdle, on
a circular spreading foot, engraved The Gun
Club January 1900, 33.5cm (13 1/4in) diameter,
1201g (38.6 oz)
£250-350
3
3
4
A 19th century Indian colonial silver bowl and cover by Peter Orr, Madras, with a turned wood
finial to the conical centre cover, the base with a threaded rim and on a collet foot, engraved with
a crest and a motto Salvet Me Deus, 19cm (7 1/2in) diameter, 751g (24.15 oz) gross
The crest and motto for SPIERS of Scotland.
£300-500
4
5
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An early Victorian Scottish silver circular baluster three piece tea service by James McKay,
Edinburgh 1837-38, the tea pot with a flower finial to the dome centred cover, a scroll foliate and
flower rim, a leaf-capped loop handle with ivory spacers, a leaf-capped spout, flower and foliate
bordered reserves, on four rocaille and shell feet, later engraved A. B. W. 1. Nov. 1916, 30cm (12in)
long, 1473g (47.35 oz) gross
£400-600
6
A Victorian silver goblet trophy by George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown, London
1864, embossed with flowers in oval panels with diaper between, in a conforming domed foot,
presentation engraved for Oxford City Rifle Corps, 20cm (8in) high, 298g (9.6 oz)
6 £80-120
7
A George III silver twin handled pedestal cup by William Collings, London 1774, with twin scroll
handles and a girdle, engraved Brigadier General S.H. Wilson C.B.C.M.G. from Lieutenant General
Sir Claud Jacob K.C.B. a memento of 25 months spent together in the 2nd. Army Corps D.E.F.
1916-17-18., on a circular pedestal foot, 15cm (6in) high, 436g (14 oz)
£200-300
7
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A set of twelve late Victorian silver and mother of pearl fruit knives and forks
by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1900, the handles by Harrison
Brothers & Howson, the tapering handles with silver threaded strips between plain
mother of pearl, fluted scroll terminals, in an oak Goldsmiths & Silversmiths case
£150-250
9
8
9
A late Victorian silver shaped circular salver by Fordham & Faulkner, Sheffield
1900, with a gadrooned border and engraved with a monogram, on three ball
and claw feet, 28cm (11in) diameter; and a shaped circular salver by Walker &
Hall, Sheffield 1926, with a raised moulded border, engraved with a presentation
inscription and on three scroll feet, 21cm (8 1/4in) diameter, 1132g (36.4 oz) gross
£250-350
10
A late Victorian silver circular baluster three piece tea service by Henry
Matthews, Birmingham 1899, the tea pot with an ebonised finial and handle, a
nulled and open rocaille work apron, the body half lobed, 23cm (9in) long, 878g
(28.2 oz) gross
£300-400 11
11
A matched pair of late Victorian pierced
silver specimen vases by Elkington & Co. and
by William Comyns & Sons, London 1897,
the shaped beaded rims with leaves at the
quarters, engraved drapery swags to the bar
piercing, guilloche piercing and engraving, on
moulded domed bases, with cranberry glass
liners, 21cm (8 1/4in) high, loaded
£120-160
10
5
12
A George III silver toast rack by William Abdy II, London 1804, with a
loop handle over the six divisions with circle and rectangle dividers, on
bracket feet, 16cm (6 1/4in) long, 174g (5.6 oz)
£100-150
12
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A Victorian silver mounted travelling toilet set by Frances Douglas,
London 1844, comprising of eight glass bottles and boxes with silver
covers, engraved with two crests and a monogram, six necessarie items,
four ivory mounted, in a fitted stained hardwood, possibly rosewood
case, 32.5cm (12 3/4in) long, with an outer leather cover
£250-350
13
14
A silver octagonal tapered coffee pot by D. & J. Welby, London 1896,
with an octagonal finial to the domed cover and a composition scroll
handle, 22cm (8 3/4in) high, 645g (20.75 oz) gross
£250-350
14
15 Υ
The residue of a pair of George III silver
chamber candlesticks by William Burwash
& Richard Sibley, London 1806, with capped
loop handles, reeded borders, engraved with
armorials and later ivory mounted domed
centres, 14cm (5 1/2in) diameter, 445g (14.33 oz)
£150-250 15
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16
A German silver Barock pattern part table service by Koch
& Bergfeld, Bremen, post 1886 .800 standard, stamped for M.
Stumpf & Sohn as retailers, engraved with a monogram HGL,
comprising:
Fifteen table forks
Nine table spoons
Eight dessert knives
Seven dessert spoons
Eight fish knives
Nine fish forks 17
Nine fruit forks
Eleven tea spoons
Eight coffee spoons
Five serving spoons in three sizes
A butter knife 17
A pickle fork Three George III silver gravy spoons, comprising: a pair in fiddle
A small serving fork pattern by William Esterbrook, London 1819, 30cm (11 3/4in) long; and
A small serving spade one old English pattern by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1797, each ,
Two ice cream spades engraved with a bull’s head crest, 30.5cm (12in) long, 298g (9.6 oz)
A pair of fish servers
A gravy spoon The crest for RADCLYFFE.
An asparagus tongs
A sauce ladle £150-250
A soup ladle,
5237g (168.35 oz);
Together with the following with silver handles and steel
blades:
Fifteen table knives
Eight dessert knives
Eight fruit knives
Six oyster knives
A serving knife
£700-900
7
18
Twenty three silver handled steel pistol grip
table knives, unmarked, 18th/19th century, most
blades stamped Bennett, engraved with a crest
and a motto Caen, Cressie, Calais; and four
further knives, three with worn marks, one fully
marked for London 1825, all crested (27)
The crest and motto for RADCLYFFE.
£250-350
18
19
A George I silver marrow scoop by Charles
Jackson, London 1718, engraved with a bull’s
head crest, 24cm (9 1/2in) long, 67g (2.15 oz)
The crest for RADCLYFFE.
19
£120-160
20
A small collection of silver flatware,
comprising: a pair of George III old English
bright-cut table spoons by Christopher &
Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1802, engraved
with crest; a German cast caddy spoon by
Neresheimer, import marked for Chester 1907,
sponsor’s mark of Hermann Muller; a dessert
spoon, London 1795, later chased, engraved and
parcel gilt as a berry spoon; a George III bright-
cut sugar tongs; an American parcel gilt coffee
spoon by Gorham, 217g (7 oz) gross
The first with the crest for EDWARDS.
£120-160
20
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A collection of silver fiddle and old English
flatware, various George III and later makers
and dates, many initialled or monogrammed,
832g (26.75 oz)
£150-200
21
(part lot)
22
A matched silver old English feather edge
table service, various George III to George V
makers and dates, various initials, monograms
and crests, comprising:
Twelve table forks
Twelve table spoons
Twelve dessert forks
Twelve dessert spoons
Ten tea spoons
A sauce ladle;
Together with two late George III old
English pattern table spoons by Peter &
William Bateman, London 1806 and 1808,
monogrammed, 2933g (94.3 oz) gross
£1,000-1,500
22
23
Three silver caddy spoons and other
flatware, the caddy spoons: one shell bowl
with coffin end handle, maker’s mark IT
(unknown), Birmingham 1795, engraved H;
one shell bowl with leaf and tendril handle
by George Unite, Birmingham 1857; the last
with a trefid handle by Robert Pringle & Sons,
Sheffield 1904; a tea spoon with compressed
marks, engraved to commemorate the death
of HRH Frederick, Duke of York and Albany,
1827; a copy of the royal anointing spoon by
Barnard Bros, London 1901; and other small
flatware, 190g (6.1 oz) gross
£120-160
23
924
An Italian silver oil and vinegar frame, maker’s mark IV (not traced), 1824-1872 Kingdom
of Sardinia .800 standard, the central loop handle on a baluster shaft, the pierced bottle
holders with winged monopodia supports, the rectangular base with a pierced apron, on
four palmette and paw feet, 29.5cm (11 3/4in) high, 572g (18.4 oz)
£200-300
25
25
A matched set of seven four division toast racks, four by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1933,
three by Viner’s Ltd., Sheffield 1932 (1) and 19939 (2), 7.5cm (8in) long, 346g (11.12 oz) gross
24
£100-150
26
27
26 27
A set of four Victorian silver quatrefoil cruet frames by Heath & A silver shaped circular salver by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield
Middleton, London 1869, of wire construction with peppers, salts, 1925, with a raised scroll and shell rim, on three moulded bracket
mustards and cayenne pots, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) long, 443g (14.25 oz) feet, engraved with a vacant rococo cartouche, 30cm (12in)
weighable (some glass elements lacking) diameter, 1087g (34.95 oz)
£200-300 £250-350
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A George III silver vase shaped ewer, maker’s
mark E.C, London 1771, with a bell shaped finial
and double scroll handle, reel borders, engraved
with a crest and on a circular foot, 17cm (6
3/4in) high; and a late Victorian twin handled
tazza by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1900,
with twin C-scroll handles, the half lobed body
embossed with a C-scroll and floral band, on a
circular pedestal foot, 24cm (9 1/2in) long, 713g
(22.94 oz) gross
28
£200-300
29
A pair of Edwardian silver pierced and
embossed shaped oval baskets by Harrison
Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1901, embossed
with C-scrolls and floral decoration, 31cm
(12 1/4in) long, 815g (26.22 oz)
£250-350
30
A pair of Edwardian silver shaped oval sauce
boats by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London
1902, with twin scroll handles and on oval
moulded spreading bases, 17cm (6 3/4in) long;
a shaped oval sauce boat by Thomas Bradbury
& Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1937, with a double scroll
handle and on three shell and stepped pad
feet, 16.5cm (6 1/2in) long; and another smaller
example, 15cm (6in) long, 464g (14.94 oz) gross
£200-300
29
30
1131
An electro-plated baluster tea urn, the associated domed lid with a chased foliate finial,
twin foliate loop handles, the half hammered body chased with floral decoration, on
four scroll legs above a burner, to a shaped square base on four foliate feet, 47cm (18
1/2in) high, in a wooden case
£100-200
32
A pair of Aesthetic silver gilt circular napkin
rings by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1880,
with beaded edges and engraved with ferns,
foliage and vacant reserves, 4.4cm (1 3/4in)
diameter, 66g (2.1 oz), in a case
£150-250
31 32
33
A George III silver Old English pattern straining spoon by Peter &
Ann Bateman, London 1798, engraved with a crest, 29.5cm (11 1/2in)
long, 121g (3.88 oz)
33
£150-200
34
An Indian colonial silver presentation beaker, unmarked, Madras circa
1885, with a chased Swami band, an applied coiled snake, a lobed flattened
knob to the foot, on a circular base with a foliate band, presentation
engraved for Madras Gymkhana 1885, the interior gilt, 12cm (4 3/4in) high;
and a presentation trowel by D. & J. Wellby, London 1903, engraved The
Foundation Stone of the Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture was laid on
January 14th 1924 by His Excellency the Governor of Trinidad and Tobago, Sir
Samuel Wilson, KCMG, KBE, CB, 17cm (6 3/4in) long (2)
34
£100-150
35
A silver shaped circular salver by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1925, with
a raised gadrooned rim, on three ball-and-claw feet, presentation
engraved, 26.5cm (10 1/2in) diameter, 519g (16.7 oz)
£120-160
35
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Two mid Georgian silver baluster cream jugs, the first by John
Muns, London 1767, with a leaf-capped double scroll handle,
embossed with flowers flanking a vacant cartouche, on trefid
feet, 10cm (4in) high; the second, maker’s mark I.W (unidentified),
London 1751, with a tongue-capped double scroll handle, embossed
with flowers and an eagle framed by scrolls and rocaille work, 9.5cm
(3 3/4in) high, 153g (4.95 oz) (2)
£150-200 36
37
A pair of Spanish silver shaped circular candlesticks, maker’s mark a
device, post 1934 .915 standard, wrythen moulded throughout, 27.5cm (10
3/4in) high, loaded
£200-300
37
38
A cased set of four George IV silver Hanoverian pattern table spoons by
Hester Bateman, London 1826, later chased to berry spoons, 23cm (9in)
long, 257g (8.26 oz) gross
£120-160
38
39
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An Edwardian silver twin handled comport by Thomas, Walter & Henry Holland, London 1901, with twin loop handles, engraved with a motif and
on a circular pedestal foot, 35cm (13 3/4in) long; and an Edwardian shaped circular comport by Sibray, Hall & Co. Ltd., London 1901, on a shaped
circular pedestal foot, 15cm (6in) high, 14876g (47.77 oz) gross
£300-500
1340
A silver shaped circular salver by Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1926,
with a raised moulded rim and on four scroll feet, 20.5cm (8in)
diameter, 382g (12.25 oz)
£150-200
40
41
A silver mounted cut glass ice pail by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield
1910, with a shaped swing handle, a plain rim and a drainer in the base,
14cm (5 1/2in) high 41
£100-150 42
A silver wine funnel, sponsor’s mark SMS (not traced), London 1977
(jubilee mark), ogee shape with a beaded rim, an angular clip and a
muslin ring, 15cm (6in) long, 154g (4.95 oz)
£100-150
42
43
A silver oval baluster kettle on stand by Harrison Brothers & Howson,
Sheffield 1922, with a composition loop handle and reeded borders, the
oval stand on four swept legs above a burner, 32cm (12 1/2in) high, 1229g
(39.51 oz) gross
£250-350
43
44
An Edwardian silver helmet shaped jug by Charles Edwards, London
1905, with an angular scroll handle, the broad spout embossed with
foliage, half wrythen, on a circular pedestal foot with a wrythen dome,
21cm (8 1/4 in) high, 484g (15.55 oz)
£200-300
44
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A cut glass and silver mounted decanter by A. J. Poole, Birmingham 1998, with a grape vine
finial to the ogee domed cover and a scroll handle, 31cm (12 /14in) high, with a card box
£300-500
46
46 45
A pair of Edwardian six division toast racks with W handles by Atkin
Brothers, Sheffield 1901, with rounded bars and on ball feet, 12.5cm (5in) long,
342g (11 oz)
£80-120
47
A George II silver shaped circular waiter by John Tuite, London 1729, with a
raised moulded rim, on three scroll feet, engraved with an armorial, engraved
M over RM beneath, 15cm (5in) diameter, 220g (7.05 oz)
£120-160
48
A pair of English circular candlesticks,
apparently unmarked, circa 1790, with part
fluted capitals, baluster stems and spreading
bases, 26.5cm (10 1/2in) high, loaded
47
£150-250
48
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An Edwardian silver oblong baluster coffee pot by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1901,
with a composition finial, a scroll handle with ivory warming bands, the half lobed body
engraved with a crest and on four ball feet, 22cm (8 1/2in) high, 754g (24.24 oz) gross
£200-300 49
1550
A George III silver meat skewer by Richard
Crossley, London 1797, 28cm (11in) long,
50 84g (2.7 oz)
£120-160
51
Two similar late Victorian silver and blue glass
sugar castors by Haseler Brothers, London
1900 & 1901, with wrythen conical finials to
the ogee domed pierced covers, with bayonet
fittings, bar constructed with flower swags or
row of ovals, on circular bases, with blue glass
liners, 17cm (6 3/4in) high, 10.25 oz) weighable
£150-200
51
52
A pair of Edwardian silver shaped circular
coasters, one marked George Fox, London
1902, the other marks worn, with C-scroll and
foliate borders, pierced bodies, 17cm (6 3/4in)
diameter, with turned wood bases
52 £200-300
53
A silver shaped square salver by Barker
Brothers, Chester 1922, with a raised
moulded border, engraved with a crest
and a motto, presentation engraved 1923
underneath, on four pad feet, 31cm (12in)
wide, 1037g (33.33 oz)
£250-350
53
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A William IV silver wine funnel by John Evans
II, London 1834, with an applied everted nulled
rim, 12.5cm (5in) high, 104g (3.35 oz)
£150-250
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55
A pair of Edwardian silver cylindrical and pierced
biscuit boxes by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield
1901, with compressed ball finials to the domed
covers, beaded rims, each on small dome supports,
engraved with a crest and a motto Non Crux, Sed Lux,
15.5cm (6in) high (no liners)
The crest and motto for BLACK.
£200-300
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A silver oblong half reeded teapot and a
Victorian cream jug, the tea pot by James
Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield date worn,
with an ebonised finial, the lily pad capped
handle with ivory spacers, on four ball feet,
engraved with a crest, 24.5cm (9 3/4in) long;
the baluster jug with a double scroll handle,
a cast shell spout, engraved and with a crest
and motto Caen, Cressie, Calais, 13.5cm (5
1/4in) high, 712g (22.9 oz) 56
The crest and motto for RADCLYFFE.
£150-250
57
A George III baluster mug by James Stamp, London
1778, with a leaf capped double scroll handle, later
chased with C-scrolls and floral decoration, engraved
with a crest, armorial, motto and a monogram, on a
circular moulded spreading foot, 13cm (5in) high, 353g
(11.36 oz)
£250-350
57
1758
58 59
An Edwardian silver oval baluster kettle on stand by William Hutton & Sons Five Georgian silver baluster castors, to include: a George II baluster
Ltd., London 1902, the half lobed body with a composition loop handle, on an castor by Samuel Wood, London 1743, with a bell shaped finial to
oval pierced stand, on four sweeping legs above a burner, 38cm (15in) high; an the pierced cover, on a circular spreading foot, 15.5cm (6in) high; a
Edwardian oval half lobed tea pot by William Aitken, Birmingham 1907, with George III baluster castor by Samuel Welles, London 1763, with a bell
a composition finial and angular handle, 28.5cm (11 1/4in) long; and a similar shaped finial to the pierced cover, on a circular spreading foot, 14cm
smaller example, 21cm (8in) long, 2482g (79.82 oz) gross (5 1/2in) high; and three other castors, 627g (20.16 oz) gross
£600-800 £300-500
59
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A late Victorian silver shaped circular salver
by T Bradbury, London 1899, with a raised
moulded border and on three foliate scroll
feet, 31cm (12in) diameter, 913g (29.35 oz)
£250-350
61
An Italian silver coloured mounted
rectangular inkstand, stamped 800 only, circa
1920, the two glass cube inkwell with bird
finials to the domed covers, a box between,
the base with a penrest and engraved
decoration, 30cm (11 3/4in) long, loaded; a
matching desk dish en suite, stamped 800
only, with a clear glass liner, 12.5cm (5in) long,
loaded; and a dip pen? en suite
£150-250
60
62
A Tells-U-How electro-plated parcel gilt
cocktail shaker, stamped Patented in Great
Britain No. 398119 Other Patents Pending, with
recipes for fifteen named cocktails, the outer
sleeve aligning the ingredients in apertures,
27.5cm (10 3/4in) high
This cocktail shaker was designed by Asprey
and Co. and introduced as part of their range
of high quality novelty shakers in 1932. It 61
appears in an Asprey catalogue in the present
cataloguer’s possession of circa 1935 on p. 141
priced at £3-3-0.
£200-300
63
A George III silver ogee baluster caster by
Jabez Daniell & James Mince, London 1792,
with a wrythen finial to the pierced domed
cover, on a square base, 15.5cm (6 1/4in) high,
139g (4.45 oz)
£100-150
62 63
1964
A George III silver ogee wine funnel by Henry Nutting,
London 1796, with a threaded rim, a coffin-end clip
detached, 15cm (6in) high, 103g (3.3 oz)
£150-250
64
65
A Victorian electrotype cylindrical biscuit barrel by Elkington &
Co., PODR mark for 9th February 1870, with a conical finial to the
arabesque decorated domed cover, two arabesque bands and on
a spreading foot, 21cm (8 1/4in) high
£100-150
65
66
A George IV silver circular small salver by Joseph Angell
I, London 1824, with a raised egg-and-dart rim, on three
shell and foliate bracket feet, engraved with a crest, 23cm
(9in), 549g (17.65 oz)
The lion’s head erased crest is used by over 200 families.
See Fairburn’s Crests pl. 17.8.
£250-350
66
67
A pair of Edwardian silver navette candlesticks by Hawksworth,
Eyre & Co. Ltd, Sheffield 1905, with detachable sconces and fluted
in the neo classical style, 27.5cm (11in) high, loaded
£200-300
67
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An unusual Edwardian silver covered spill vase by Deakin & Francis,
Birmingham 1902, waisted with a hinged cover, 13.3cm (5 1/4in) high, loaded
£60-80
68
69 Υ
A William IV silver circular baluster teapot by Robert
Hennell II, London 1833, with an acorn finial to the
domed cover, a shaped circular border and a foliate
capped loop handle with ivory bands, the body
embossed with foliate decoration and on four scroll
feet, 27cm (10 1/2in) long, 745g (23.95 oz) gross
£250-350
69
70
A pair of silver twin handled comports by
Thomas, Walter & Henry Holland, London
1901, with twin loop handles, engraved
with a motif and on a circular moulded
70
spreading pedestal foot, 21cm (8 1/4in)
long, 626g (20.13 oz)
£150-250
71
An Edwardian silver circular sugar bowl by William Comyns & Sons, London 1910, with a plain
slightly everted rim, panelled sides and a moulded foot, 12.7cm (5in) diameter, 228g (7.3 oz)
£120-160
71
2172
A silver mounted lockable decanter by Hukin & Heath Ltd, Birmingham 1926, with a cut glass
rounded stopper, the collar with a lock clasp, the rectangular section decanter with a silver collar
mounted with a lock, 31.5cm (12 1/4in) high (no key)
£100-150
73
A George II silver small coffee pot by Dike
Impey, London 1736, straight-tapered with
an acorn finial to the ogee domed cover, a
wooden double scroll handle and a moulded
foot, later engraved with a monogram WS,
scratch weight 16:1:12 beneath, 17cm (6 32/4in)
high, 496g (15.95 oz) gross
£200-300
72 73
74
A late Victorian silver pedestal punch bowl by Daniel & John Wellby,
London 1899, with twin mask and loop handles, the fluted body engraved
Gun Club Amberite Cup presented by Miss Curtis & Harvey Ltd. Jany,
1900 within an oval reserve, an applied oval reserve engraved Won by C.E.
Radcliffe Jany. 13th 1900., on a circular wrythen pedestal foot, 24cm (9
1/2in) diameter, 1150g (36.97 oz)
£300-500
74
75
A Victorian silver shaped circular salver,
maker’s mark .. .R, London 1856, with a scroll
and foliate border, engraved with an armorial
within a foliate and scroll band, on three
scroll feet, 22cm (8 1/2in) diameter, 327g
(10.53 oz)
£150-250
75
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A matched George III silver ogee baluster caster, maker’s mark worn, London 1812 & 1814, with a vase
finial to the pierced domed cover, on a square base, 15cm (6in) high, 97g (4.1 oz)
£100-150
77
77
A Victorian electrotype circular inkstand by Elkington & Co, stamped mark, no. 941, circa 1850, the
central cover cast with Aurora before a sunburst, a plain well and a broad band of classical figures in
roundels divided by columns and griffins, 19.3cm 7 1/2in) diameter
£100-150
76
76
78
A Victorian electroplated ink stand mounted with
a stag by John Wigfall & Co., Sheffield, circa 1890,
the beast standing on a nib drawer and flanked by
cut glass wells with monogrammed covers, on a
shaped oval base with bun feet, 29cm (11 1/2in) long
£200-300
78
79
An Edwardian silver shaped circular salver by
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1901,
with a C-scroll and foliate border, on three ball and
claw feet, 32cm (12 1/2in) diameter, 913g (29.35 oz)
£300-400
79
2380
A George III silver ogee wine funnel by William Abdy II,
London 1802, with a threaded rim, a coffin-end clip and
with its muslin ring, 12.2cm (4 3/4in) high, 98g (3.15 oz)
£200-300
80
81
A cased pair of George IV Irish silver Old English pattern
table spoons by Thomas Townsend, Dublin 1820, later
chased to berry spoons, 24.5cm (9 3/4in) long
£150-250
81
82 Υ
A Victorian silver ovoid small tea pot by William
Hutton & Sons, London 1885, with an ivory button
finial and ivory spacers to the loop handle, on three ball
feet, 17.5cm (7in) long, 239g (7.65 oz) gross
£150-250
82
83
A George II silver circular sugar bowl, maker’s mark over-struck by town
mark, London 1740, the moulded rim with a rebate, on a circular moulded
foot, 11cm (4 i/4in) diameter, 178g (5.75 oz)
The partial maker’s mark could well by for John Fossey, which is recorded
as Grimwade 1310, with an unusual waved outline punch as here.
£150-250
83
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A pair of George III or IV silver cauldron salts,
marks worn, with everted foliate rims, the lobed
bodies with gilt interiors, on shell and anthemion
feet, engraved with a crest, 9cm (3 1/2in) diameter;
with two fiddle, thread and shell salt spoons, London
1829, 297g (9.55 oz) gross
£150-250
84
85
Six silver commemorative goblets by Garrard & Co.,
London 1973, nos. 2203-2208/2500, commemorating
the Royal silver wedding anniversary, 15cm (6in) high,
1127g (36.25 oz), in a fitted case, each goblet with a card
box and certificate
£500-700
85
86
An Israeli silver coloured small candelabrum, stamped Hazorfin
925, with two baluster capitals on scroll branches, on an embossed
circular base, 15cm (6in) high, loaded
£60-80
86
87
A late Victorian silver shaped oval basket by
Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1896,
embossed with flowers, C-scrolls, shells and husks,
26cm (10 1/4in) long, 305g (9.8 oz)
£140-160
87
2588
A pair of Edwardian silver taper sticks in early
George III style by William Hutton & Sons
Ltd., London 1902, 13cm (5in) high, loaded
£120-160
89
88 89
A George III silver patent extending toast
rack by Roberts, Cadman & Co., maker’s
mark worn, Sheffield 1813, stamped R. C. & Co.
Patent, with a central quatrefoil handle, on
four bun feet, approx. 34.5cm (13 1/2in) long
extended, 225g (7.25 oz)
Samuel Roberts took out a patent for his
folding toast rack in 1807.
£200-300
90
An electro-plated old English pattern table
service by Toye & Co., Sheffield, comprising:
Six table spoons
Twelve dessert forks
Twelve dessert spoons
Two sauce ladles
A soup ladle;
Together with the following with steel blades
and xylo handles by Francis Newton & Sons,
Sheffield:
Twelve table knives
A three piece carving set,
In an oak canteen box by Francis Newton &
Sons, Sheffield, with two knife rests
£200-300
90
91 Υ
A late Victorian silver tea pot and cream boat
by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1895,
the tea pot oval baluster with a fluted oval
ivory finial to the domed cover, later wooden
spacers to the tongue-capped loop handle,
embossed overall with flowering scroll foliage,
on four trefid feet, engraved with a monogram
ML, 24cm (9 1/2in) long, 514g (16.55 oz) gross
91 £120-160
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A Chinese export silver circular box by Luen
Wo, the cover embossed with a riverside
pavilion and figures, centred by a roundel
engraved with a monogram, the sides with
scenes of figures in landscapes, 7.5cm (3in)
diameter; and a set of six silver and bleached
mussel shell spoons by Luen Wo, the handles
all differing, approx. 13cm (5in) long (7)
See von Ferscht, Adrien Chinese Export Silver
1785-1940: Catalogue of Makers’ Marks, 4th
edition, Glasgow 2015, p. 473ff, for the maker’s
marks and illustrations of various wares. Luen
Wo traded from 42 Nanking Road, Shanghai
from circa 1880 to 1940. 92
£300-500
93
A George IV silver drum mustard pot, maker’s
mark WE or WF, London 1825, with a ball finial
to the domed cover, a leaf-capped S-scroll
handle, a gadrooned rim, an oval vacant
reserve on a wrythen ground, with a blue glass
liner and a mustard spoon by Eley & Fearn,
London 1804, 179g (5.75 oz) weighable
£100-150
93
94
A George III silver oval cake basket, maker’s
mark obscured, London 1781, with a beaded
swing handle and border, the body pierced and
engraved with various bands, engraved with an
armorial and on a conforming oval foot, 37cm
(14 1/2in) long, 730g (23.47 oz)
£300-400
94
2795
A silver shaped rectangular ink stand by
Charles Stuart Harris, London 1920, with two
pen trays, two square cut glass bottles with
silver covers, on four bracket feet, 22cm (8
1/2in) long; a silver mounted blotter, mark’s
obscured, circular handle with engraved
inscription, 14cm (5 1/2in) long; an Edwardian
writing pad with silver corners by F. Wick &
95 Co., London 1906, with engraved inscriptions,
34.5cm (13 1/2in) long; and a capstan inkwell,
9cm (3 1/2in) diameter, 333g (10.72 oz)
weighable
£200-300
96
A late Victorian silver shaped circular salver
by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1900,
with a raised gadrooned, scroll and shell rim,
flowers, foliage and cartouches to the incurve,
engraved with a broad foliate band, on three
ball-and-claw feet, 27cm (10 1/2in) diameter,
625g (20.1 oz)
£250-350
96
97
A George IV silver compressed spherical
mustard pot by William M. Traies, London
1824, with a ball final to the lobed domed
cover, a shell thumb piece, a loop handle, on a
circular foot, with a blue glass liner and a salt
spoon, London 1826, 169g (5.45 oz) weighable
£150-200
97
98
A silver circular pedestal dish by Wakely &
Wheeler, London 1932, with a Celtic border
and on a circular moulded spreading pedestal
foot, 24.5cm (9 1/2in) diameter, 543g (17.48 oz)
£150-250
98
99
A fine Victorian silver parcel gilt pierced Vine
pattern sifting spoon by Francis Higgins II,
London 1853, the shaped oval bowl in four
vine filled compartments, 16cm (6 1/4in) long,
99 74g (2.35 oz)
£100-150
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A cased set of six silver shaped circular napkin rings by Josiah Williams
& Co., London 1921, chased with foliate decoration and numbered 1 to 6,
4.5cm (1 3/4in) diameter, 168g (5.42 oz)
£120-160
100
101 Υ
A cased matched silver mounted dressing
table set, maker’s mark D C Bs, London 1952
1959, 1956 and 1969 (2), comprising three
brushes, a hand mirror and a tortoiseshell
comb; and a cased matched silver mounted
dressing table set by Adie Brothers Ltd.,
101 Birmingham 1935, 1936, 1937 (2) and 1938 (2),
comprising four brushes, a hand mirror and
a tortoiseshell comb, with engine turned
decoration and engraved A.R.D
£120-160
102
A silver tapering limited edition tankard
by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1972, no.
59/500, commemorating the Royal Silver
Wedding Anniversary, with a beaded scroll
handle, 12cm (4 3/4in) high, 427g (13.73 oz),
102
with a case and certificate
£120-160
103 103
Three silver pierced cream or sugar pails, the
first George III by Edward Aldridge II, London
1771, with a cable twist swing handle, a nulled rim,
pierced and embossed with husk swags, foliage
and scrolls centred by a vacant rococo cartouche,
12.7cm (5in) diameter; the second Victorian by
Daniel & John Wellby, London 1880, with a beaded
swing handle, beaded rims, pierced with a wreath
and a guilloche band and patera, engraved with
floral swags, on a square pedestal base, 10.5cm (4
1/4in) high; another late Victorian by John Henry
Rawlings, London 1899, with a pierced swing
handle, an undulating beaded rim, embossed with 104
drapery swags against a ground with differing
piercing, on a square pedestal base, 10cm (4in) 104
high; the latter two with blue glass liners, 409g Four silver spirit flasks, to include: a spirit flask by George Unite & Sons,
(13.15 oz); and a silver gilt almost square powder Birmingham 1919, engraved R.A.S.B 17th Jany. 1923, 14.5cm (5 3/4in) high; a spirit
compact by David Sutton & Sons, London no date flask by Alfred Clark, London 1921, engraved C.E.R. from T.E.W.B. April 1927., 8cm
letter (1946-51), engine turned overall, the interior (3 1/4in) high; a Victorian example, presentation engraved and with a crest; and
with a mirror, 9cm (3 1/2in) long, loaded (4) another, 493g (15.86 oz) gross
£250-350 £150-200
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105 108 111
A collection of silver items, to include: a Six silver items, comprising: a pair of sweet A collection of silver items, to include:
late Victorian castor by Harrison Brothers & dishes by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1925; a silver twin handled cup and cover by
Howson, Sheffield 1898, with a baluster finial a shaped oval sauce boat by Mappin & Webb, Charles S. Green & Co. Ltd., Birmingham
to the pierced cover, on a circular moulded Sheffield 1926; an oval sauce boat by Mappin & 1928, with a cone finial to the ogee domed
spreading foot, 16cm (6 /14in) high; a late Webb, Sheffield 1926; a desk pen wipe by Grey cover, twin lion mask handles, engraved
Victorian oval baluster cream jug by Josiah & Co., London 1899; and a lighter in the form with a presentation inscription, on a circular
Williams & Co., London 1897, with a reeded of a Roman lamp by Adie Bros, Birmingham pedestal foot, 16.5cm, (6 1/2in); a Victorian
border and angular handle, engraved with a 1926, 470g (15.1 oz) weighable pedestal cup by John Johnson & Alfred
foliate band, 10cm (4in) long; an Edwardian Springthorpe, London 1883, engraved with
oblong baluster cream jug by James Dixon £120-160 a presentation inscription and on a circular
& Son, Sheffield 1901, the lobed body with a pedestal foot; five other pedestal cups; and a
scroll handle, engraved with a crest and on tapering mug by William Hutton & Sons Ltd.,
four ball feet, 11.5cm (4 1/2in) long; and two Sheffield 1934, with a double scroll handle
other cream jugs, 561g (18.04 oz) gross 109 Υ and reeded bands, 8.5cm (3 1/4in) high, with a
A silver three piece tea service by Walker glass base, 520g (16.72 oz) gross weighable
£150-250 & Hall, Birmingham 1900, the tea pot with
an orb finial and a composition loop handle, £150-250
a C-scroll and foliate border and on four
trefoil feet, 16cm (6 1/4in) long; an Art Deco
106 twin handled bowl by Adie Brothers Ltd.,
A collection of silver ashtrays, to include: a Birmingham 1935, with ivory handles, engraved 112
square ashtray by A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd., Sheeba 12 Novemeber, on a stepped circular Four silver and silver mounted spirit flaks,
Birmingham 1919, retailed by Asprey London, foot, 15cm (6in) long; an Edwardian shell to include: a leather and silver mounted glass
with canted corners and four cigarette shaped butter dish, London 1901, on three ball spirit flask by Asprey & Co .Ltd., London 1916,
rests, 11.5cm (4 1/2in) wide; another similar; feet, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) long; two smaller shell the engine turned pull off cup engraved R.J.B,
a rectangular ashtray by S. Mordan & Co., shaped butter dishes; two spirit labels; and a 17cm (6 3/4in); a late Victorian silver spirit
London 1923, with an engine turned border cream jug, 842g (27 oz) gross flask by Griffiths & Singleton, Birmingham
and engraved with a monogram, 10cm (4in) 1899, engraved with a coronet, a monogram, a
long; a circular silver gilt ashtray by Asprey & £150-250 motto and a presentation inscription, 16.5cm
Co., London 1976, 9.5cm (3 3/4in) diameter; six (6 1/2in) high; and two other spirit flasks, 560g
other circular ashtrays; a white metal lighter by (18 oz) gross weighable
Dunhill; and a silver coloured cylindrical lighter,
878g (28.24 oz) 110 £250-350
A George III silver pap boat by Stephen
£150-250 Adams I, London 1789, with a gadrooned
border, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) long; a pair of George
III oblong salts, London 1815, with gadrooned 113
borders and chased shell and foliate handles, An Edwardian silver shaped oval tea caddy
107 on oblong bases, 11cm (4 1/4in) long; a George by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders &
A pair of William IV silver circular salts by III oblong baluster mustard, maker’s mark James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd,
Edward, Edward junior, John & William obscured, London 1808, with an oblong finial Birmingham 1906, on four paw feet, 10cm
Barnard, London 1837, with C-scroll and to the domed cover, engraved with a crest, a (4in) high; an Edwardian oblong baluster tea
foliate borders, pierced with scroll decoration, half lobed body and on four foliate feet, 8cm caddy by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London
engraved with a monogram and on four (3 1/4in) long, with a blue glass liner, 410g (13.2 1901, with gadrooned borders, 8cm (3 1/4in)
foliate feet, 8.5cm (3 1/2in) diameter, with two oz) gross long; and an oval tea caddy by Synyer &
blue glass liners; a George III oblong baluster Beddoes, Birmingham 1922, with an oval finial
mustard by William Bateman I, London 1816, £150-250 to the domed cover, 9.5cm (3 3/4in) long, 371g
with a shell thump piece to the domed cover, (11.93 oz) gross
a loop handle, gadrooned border, engraved
with a crest and on four ball feet, 9cm (3 1/2in) £150-250
long, with a blue glass liner; an oval stand; and
a baluster cream jug, 553g (17.78 oz) gross
£250-350
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Six cased silver christening sets, to include: Three silver items, comprising: the British A silver shaped circular waiter by William
a cased silver mounted brush, a tortoiseshell Empire Plate by Roberts & Dore Ltd, London Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1935, with a raised
comb and a mother of pearl mounted rattle, 1972, etched with Britannia, battleships and a gadrooned rim. 16.5cm (6 1/2in) diameter; a
the brush and comb by Levi & Salaman, bust of Queen Victoria in an oval panel, 19cm pair of late old Sheffield plate bottle coasters,
Birmingham 1903, with embossed cherub (7 1/2in) diameter, in a case with certificate; a circa 1840; and an Edwardian silver rimmed
decoration, the rattle by Adie & Lovekin French beaker, maker’s mark mis-struck, 1838- cut glass salad bowl by Robert Pringle & Sons,
Ltd., Birmingham 1903, 10cm (4in); a 1972 .950 standard, engraved MAGG, 7.8cm London 1908, 23cm (9in) diameter (4)
Victorian cased napkin ring, dessert spoon (3 1/8in) high; 306g (9.8 oz) gross; and a
and fork set by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield coaster by W. I. Broadway & Co., Birmingham £120-160
1888, engraved with floral decoration and 2000 (millennium mark), pierced with 2000
R.A.S.B 1902, the fork 15cm (6in) long; and repeated, with a turned wood base, 13cm
four other cased christening sets, 415g (13.35 (5in) diameter (3)
oz) gross weighable 122
£150-250 An Edwardian silver oval tea stand by
£200-300 Pairpoint Brothers, London 1905, with a
raised moulded border and on four stepped
pad feet, 17.5cm (7in) long; a pair of later
118 Υ Victorian shaped oval napkin rings by Charles
115 Υ A George III silver book form small pill box Horner, Birmingham 1898, engraved with
A collection of silver mounted dressing table by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1801, foliate swags and L, 4.5cm (1 3/4in) long; a
items, to include: a four piece silver mounted engraved EW within a feather border, 2.8cm pair of oval engine turned napkin rings by
dressing table set, maker’s mark TP, London (1 1/8in) long; a Victorian fiddle pattern caddy Martin Hall & Co. Ltd., Sheffield 1926, 5cm
1952, comprising of three brushes and a hand spoon by Robert Wallis, London 1851, the (2in) long; and two other napkin rings, 450g
mirror, with engine turned decoration; a set of bowl engraved with fruiting vine; a paper knife (14.49 oz) gross
four silver mounted brushes by Walker & Hall, by C. & C. Hodgetts, Birmingham 1912, the
Sheffield 1921, with engraved linear decoration grip with running foxes in silhouette, 25.5cm £120-160
and S.H.W; two other silvered mounted (10in) long; a pair of oval brushes by A. & J.
brushes; a silver mounted tortoiseshell comb Zimmerman, Birmingham 1895, embossed
by S. J. Rose & Son, Birmingham 1980, with with scroll foliage; and a pair mounted in ivory,
engine turned decoration; and other items monogrammed (7) 123
Five silver christening mugs, to include: a
£150-200 £100-150 cased slightly tapering mug by Goldsmiths &
Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1928, with a scroll
handle, engraved R.D.B. from his Godmother
Dorothy Campbell 25th April 1929, 9cm (3
116 119 1/2in) high; a Victorian slightly tapering mug
Five items of silver flatware, comprising: a A silver trefid pattern soup ladle by The by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London
late George II shaped oval toddy ladle, maker’s Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Ltd, London 1890, with reeded bands and engraved with a
mark worn, London 1757, double lipped and 1919, 33.5cm (13 1/4in) long; five spoons in monogram, 9cm (3 1/2in) high; an Edwardian
with a turned wood handle, 37.5cm (14 3/4in) antique style, pseudo marks, late 198th/early twin handled waisted cup by Atkin Brothers,
long; an old English pattern crumb scoop by 20th century, with cast handles; and a Dutch Sheffield 1907, engraved with a monogram,
John, Henry & Charles Lias, engraved with a antique style caddy spoon, 603g (19.35 oz) (7) 7.5cm (3in) high; and two other christening
bull’s head crest, London 1826; a pair of late mugs, 776g (24.93 oz) gross
Victorian gilt dessert serving spoons, maker’s £150-250
marks mis-struck, London 1900, with shell £200-300
bowls and cast figural handles; and a wrythen
knop spoon by Wakely & Wheeler, London
1953 (coronation mark), in a case 120
A collection of silver cruet items, mainly 124
The crest for RADCLYFFE. 20th century, including: a set of four oblong A collection of electro-plated items, to
baluster salt cellars by Robert Pringle & Sons, include: a shaped circular swing handled
£120-160 London 1925-26, in a case with four spoons pedestal bowl; a twin handled oblong tray,
and blue glass liners; a pair of George III with gadrooned border; an oval tray, with
cauldron salts, maker’s marks worn, London beaded border; toast racks; egg cups and
1780; and other items, 947g (30.45 oz) gross stand; mustards; cups; and other items
£200-300 £100-200
31125 129 133 Υ
Four cased sets of silver spoons, comprising: Two George IV silver fiddle, thread and shell A set of four late Victorian silver gilt salt
four later gilt old English table spoons, at pattern dessert forks by William Chawner II, cellars by James Ramsay, London 1896,
least three George II by James Wilks, London London 1829; and five Hourglass tea spoons by modelled as campana shape urns with lion
1735, one 1734; a set of twelve tea spoons with John Samuel Hunt, London 1855, 259g headed bifurcated handles, 5cm (2in) high;
tongs by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1926, (8.3 oz) gross together with three spoons, same date and
in a decorative coffin-end pattern; a set of maker, in a leather covered case from James
six trifed coffee spoons by Martin, Hall & Co., £70-100 Ramsay, Dundee; and a set of eleven ivory
Sheffield 1925; and a set of six Norwegian gilt handles fish knives and forks by Allen &
and blue enamelled coffee spoons, probably Darwin, Sheffield 1922, in an oak box for twelve
.830 standard, 503g (16.15 oz) gross from James Ramsay, Dundee, the salts and
130 Υ spoons 189g (6.1 oz)
£200-300 A silver four division toast rack by Cooper
Bros, Sheffield 1910; a Swiss counter dish by £120-160
Jezler, inset with a restrike 5 Batz coin; an
orange or lemon strainer by Thomas Bradbury
126 Υ & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1936; and two ivory page
A collection of electro-plated flatware, turners, one with a silver handle by Horton & 134
mostly cased, to include: a cased Hanoverian Allday, Chester 1897 (5) A mixed collection of silver, silver coloured
pattern part table service for 8 place settings; and mounted items, including: a pair of
a cased set of six fish knives and forks with £120-180 baluster pepperettes by Docker & Burn Ltd,
ivory handles; a cased set of twelve fish Birmingham 1925, with blue glass liners; a
knives and forks with mother of pearl handles quaich by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1925;
and silver ferrules; a cased set of twelve a pocket photograph frame, London 1989;
fruit knives and forks with ivory handles; a 131 Υ two pairs of salad servers, London 1909 and
collection of loose flatware; and other cased A collection of silver items, to include: a silver Sheffield 1924; an Italian sugar tongs, .800
sets of flatware mounted shaped rectangular photo frame by standard; and an American silver coloured
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, mounted glass hors d’oeuvres dish by
£100-200 date letter obscured, chased with foliate and International Silver Co.; and other items, 591g
floral decoration and a shape vacant reserve, (19 oz) weighable
19cm (7 1/2in) high; an Edwardian baby’s rattle,
Birmingham 1907, with a mother of pearl £150-200
127 suspension loop, 10.5cm (4in) long; a cased
A collection of electro-plated items, to silver handled shoe horn and button hook; an
include: a large spirit flask by Dunhill, London, Edwardian circular silver mounted photoframe
engraved R.A.S.B.; four other spirit flasks; a by William Comyns, London 1901, 9cm (3 1/2in) 135
pair of candlesticks; a pair of sauce boats; diameter; and other items An Edwardian silver shaped circular salver
two cased sets of fish knives and forks; a twin by George David Rattray, Sheffield 1908,
handled oval tray; and other items £150-250 engraved with a floral wreath, on three ball-
and-claw feet, 24cm (9 1/2in) diameter, 443g
£100-200 (14.25 oz); and various plated wares, including:
an oval twin handled tray; a silver plate
132 bordered glass drinks tray; an asparagus stand
A collection of silver cigarette boxes and and frame; other items; and various flatware
128 cases, to include: a silver rectangular cigarette including a grape scissors
A collection of electro-plated items, to box by Garrard & Co. Ltd., London 1970, the
include: a set of four bottle coasters, the cover with engine turned decoration and £100-150
shaped circular borders chased with foliate engraved I.H.B, 18cm (7in) long, with a wood
decoration; a set of four coasters, with liner; a Victorian rectangular cigarette box
gadrooned borders; two other pairs of by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1891, with
coasters; and a collection of mixed entree lobed decoration, 17.5cm (6 3/4in) long, with a
dishes and covers wood liner; a square cigarette box, with wood
liner; a rectangular cigarette case by Harrods
£100-200 Ltd., London 1939, with engine turned covers
and engraved R.A.S.B, 12.5cm (5in) high; two
other cigarette cases; and a matchbox holder,
390g (12.55 oz) gross weighable
£150-200
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