Silver

FIRST DAY’S SALE
WEDNESDAY 25th JANUARY 2012
SILVER Commencing at 10.30am
Silver will be on view on:
Saturday 21st January 9.00am to 1.00pm
Sunday 22nd January 2.00pm to 4.00pm
Monday 23rd January 9.00am to 5.15pm
Tuesday 24th January 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: mcilroym@bhandl.co.uk
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1.
A George VI circular salver,
with gadrooned, foliate and
shell decorated border, raised
on three scroll feet, 32cm.
diameter, maker HW, Sheffield,
1937, 30.25ozs.
£400-£600.
2.
A George V three piece
tea service of barge shaped
outline, raised on ball feet,
maker R.D & S, Sheffield,
1912/13, 19.19ozs
£300-£400.
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3.
An George VI rectangular
desk stand of rectangular
outline, with swept re-entrant
corners, raised on swept feet,
with two square clear glass
inkwells with silver covers,
31cm. wide, maker EBSs,
London, 1937, total weight of
silver 37.45ozs.
£500-£700.
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4.
A George V four piece
tea service of plain barge
shaped outline, raised on
swept feet, includes teapot,
water jug, sugar basin and
cream jug, maker J.G Ltd,
Birmingham,1917, 55.36ozs.
£700-£800.
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5.
A George VI rectangular
presentation cigarette box.
of plain design, inscribed,
20.5cm. wide, maker’s mark
worn, Chester, 1948.
£100-£150.
6.
A matched four piece
bachelor’s tea set, of
octagonal baluster form,
includes teapot, water jug,
sugar basin, cream jug and
sugar tongs, various makers
and dates, 35.98ozs.
£600-£700.
7.
An Elizabeth II sugar castor
of traditional baluster form,
on a spreading circular foot,
16cm. high, maker Adie Bros,
Birmingham, 1960, 3.06ozs.
£80-£100.
7A.
A Late Victorian ivory and
silver shoe horn, 23cm. long,
maker SJ, London, 1897
£100-£150.
8.
A George V sugar castor of
octagonal baluster form, on a
spreading foot, 16.5cm. high,
maker’s mark worn, London,
1927, 4.57ozs.
£120-£150.
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9.
An Edward VII oval bread
basket, with gadrooned
border and pierced and scroll
decorated sides, 35cm. wide,
maker WM&S, Sheffield, 1902,
14.59ozs.
£150-£200.
10.
A George V child’s mug of
cylindrical tapering form,
with banded decoration of
elves and pixies, raised on
a spreading circular foot,
8.25cm. high, maker Mappin
& Webb, London, 1932,
7.36ozs.
£80-£120.
11.
An Edward VII two handled
mug of cylindrical waisted
form, 8.25cm. high, maker HA,
Sheffield, 1905, 6.69ozs.
£50-£80.
12.
An Edward VII twin handled
serving dish of rectangular
outline, with pierced and
scroll decorated sides, foliate
and gadrooned rim, raised
on swept scroll feet,27cm.
wide, with blue glass liner,
maker S.G, Birmingham, 1903,
16.81ozs.
£300-£400.
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13.
An Edward VII circular punch
bowl, of fluted wrythen form,
with gadrooned rim, on a
spreading circular foot, 26cm.
diameter, maker H.A, Sheffield,
1906, 28.61ozs.
£350-£450.
14.
A George V Cafe au Lait pot
of cylindrical tapering form,
with shallow domed hinged
lid and knopped finial, having
a turned wood handle to the
side, 16cm. high, maker GH,
London, 1913, 11.89ozs.
£150-£200.
15.
An Edward VII Britannia
Standard porringer and
cover, scroll handles, stiff leaf
decoration and gadrooned
rims, the cover also serving as
a stand with three scroll feet,
16cm. high, maker Henry
& Arthur Vander, London,
1907, the base engraved with
retailer’s mark of E Tessier, 20
New Bond Street, 41.25ozs
£500-£600.
16.
A George V salver of square
outline with canted corners,
inscribed, the border of
geometric lozenge design,
raised on four swept feet,
29.5cm. wide, maker Adie
Brothers Ltd, Birmingham,
1935, 34.85ozs
£500-£700.
17.
An Elizabeth II presentation
rose bowl in the form of a
regimental kettle drum, with
presentation inscription to
Captain M. J. Serwin by officers
of The Queens Own Hussars,
Regimental badge with battle
honours, raised on three claw
feet, 19cm. diameter, having
a plated inner liner and mesh
cover, maker C & Co, London,
1965, 25.04ozs.
£400-£600.
18.
A Danish matched four-piece
coffee service of circular lobed
form comprising coffee pot,
sucrier, cream jug and dish,
various makers and dates,
38.61ozs.
£500-£600.
19.
A George V taperstick
in the early18th century
style, engraved with an
armorial and inscribed on
the base “Presented by The
Clothmakers Company May
6th-1935”, 13cm. high, maker
Carrington & Co, London,
1935, 7ozs.
£200-£500
20.
An Indian three piece tea
service, of globular form,
chased with stylised foliate
banding and hooded cobra
handles, length of teapot
24cm., total weight 49ozs. (3).
£400-£600.
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20
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21.
A George V circular salver,
inscribed, with moulded
border wavy edge border,
raised on four scroll feet,
26cm. diameter, maker H
B & Co Ltd, London, 1929,
19.93ozs.
£300-£400.
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22.
An Edward VII silver dressing
table box of oval form with
gilded interior, the hinged
cover with inset cameo portrait
of a classical female,6cm
wide, maker’s mark worn,
Birmingham, 1901
£150-£250.
23.
A George III nutmeg
grater, oval with hinged
cover revealing a steel grater,
stylised wavy edge engraved
borders, 3.5cm. long, maker
Joseph Taylor, Birmingham,
1800, together with a George
III oblong vinaigrette, with
floral engraved borders,
maker Cocks & Bettridge,
Birmingham, 1799.
£300-£400.
24.
An Art Nouveau influence
travelling watch case of
easel type with embossed
foliate decoration, containing
a plated open faced watch,
10cm. wide, maker’s mark
worn ,Birmingham, 1903.
£100-£150.
25.
A continental silver and
enamel snuff box, of
hexagonal outline, the enamel
lid with applied steel cut
flaming torch and quiver motif,
within a floral border, having a
gilded interior, stamped 935,
9.25cm. wide.
£300-£400.
26.
A Victorian heart shaped
dressing table box and
cover, embossed with foliate
scrollwork and birds, 7cm.
wide, maker William Comyns,
London, 1889, 2.25ozs.
£100-£150.
27.
An Italian silver novelty box
and cover, late 19th/early
20th Century, modelled in
the form of a cello, embossed
overall with panels of figures
gardening and foliate
scrollwork, with cherub head
finial, 23cm long, 5ozs.
£300-£400.
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28.
A silver gilt and guilloche
enamel box, of rectangular
form, the hinged cover and
sides with yellow enamel
decoration within stylised
chased borders, small
inscription to the interior,
stamped with import marks for
Chester 1938, sponsor mark
PMW, length 8cm
£600-£800.
29. No Lot.
30.
A pair of Edward VII Kings
pattern serving spoons,
together with a matching soup
ladle, maker Richard Martin &
Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1906,
26.33ozs.
£250-£350.
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31.
A matched collection of
19th Century Kings pattern
flatware, various makers and
dates, comprising:- eleven
table spoons, twelve table
forks, twelve dessert forks,
twelve dessert spoons, six
teaspoons, one sauce ladle,
three condiment spoons, one
sugar spoon and one pair
of sugar tongs, total weight
139ozs (59).
£1800-£2200.
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32.
A Danish flatware service
of Hanoverian style, includes
twelve dinner knives, twelve
dessert knives, twelve fish
knives, twelve fish forks, eleven
dinner forks, twelve dessert
forks, twelve tea forks, twelve
tablespoons, ten dessert
spoons, twelve grapefruit
spoons, six tea spoons, twelve
soup spoons, seven coffee
spoons, four egg spoons, pair
of salad servers, carving knife
and fork, soup ladle, three salt
spoons, two mustard spoons,
two butter knives, a cake
slice, bottle opener, two sauce
ladles, two sifting spoons,
two preserve spoons, and
three non matching plated
sauce ladles, maker W & S
Sorensen, Sterling, Denmark,
bears import marks for CJV.L,
London, 1961, 168.07ozs.
£3000-£4000.
33.
A George II punch ladle, with
goose egg bowl and turned
wood handle, 32cm. long,
maker T.R possibly Thomas
Rush, London, 1736.
£120-£150.
34.
A matched silver and plated
Old English pattern flatware
service includes, twelve
soup spoons, twelve dessert
spoons, ten assorted non
matching teaspoons, twelve
dessert forks, eleven dinner
forks, twelve steel bladed
dinner knives, twelve steel
bladed dessert knives, carving
knife and fork, two sauce
ladles, a plated soup ladle
and six plated tablespoons,
contained in an oak canteen,
predominantly maker R & B,
Sheffield,1928, together with
other makers and dates, total
weight of silver 103.02ozs
£1400-£1600.
35.
A George IV miniature salt or
mustard shovel with shallow
shaped bowl and ivory handle,
10cm. long, Birmingham,
1824.
£40-£60.
36.
A collection of assorted kings
pattern and other flatware
includes six hourglass pattern
dessert knives with diamond
heel, maker Paul Storr, London,
1816/17, six hourglass pattern
teaspoons with Union shell
heel, maker Thomas Wallis II
& Jonathan Hayne, London,
1818, a pair of Kings pattern
tablespoons, maker Henry
John Lias & Henry John
Lias, London, 1858, a set
of six Scottish single struck
hourglass pattern dinner
forks maker William & Patrick
Cunningham, Edinburgh,
1814, and six Scottish single
struck Kings pattern dessert
spoons, maker James Howden
& Co Edinburgh, 1830/31,
six later kings pattern dinner
knives with steel blades, six
similar dessert knives, a carving
knife and fork, total weight of
silver 45.40ozs.
£1000-£1200.
37.
A set of four Victorian
‘Fiddle’ pattern sauce ladles,
initialled, maker Reid & Sons,
Newcastle, 1867, 7.80ozs.
£300-£350.
38.
An Omar Ramsden preserve
spoon, with beaten circular
bowl and plain stem, the
terminal decorated with a
Tudor rose, 15.5cm. long,
maker Omar Ramsden,
London, 1924, 1.61ozs.
£300-£400.
39-40. No Lot.
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41.
A part canteen of late
Georgian/Victorian Fiddle
pattern part flatware service,
includes twelve tablespoons,
thirteen dessert spoons,
eight teaspoons, two sauce
ladles, fourteen dinner forks,
fourteen dessert forks, ten
steel bladed dinner knives, six
dessert knives, and six plated
non matching fish knives and
six forks, contained in an oak
canteen, various makers and
dates, total weight of silver
108.29ozs.
£1400-£1800.
42.
A part set of George III
‘kings’ pattern flatware,
crested, comprising twelve
table forks, four dessert
spoons, London 1819, maker
Robert Peppin and one dessert
spoon, London 1833, by
William Easton, total weight
50ozs.
£600-£800.
43-4. No Lots.
45.
A Victorian Scottish three
piece bachelor’s tea service
of ovoid form, with oriental
inspired decoration of circular
panels depicting birds
amongst bamboo shoots,
cranes and figures, with
registration kite to the base,
maker JR, Glasgow, 1878,
20.16ozs.
£350-£450.
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46.
A George II mug of baluster
form, crested, with foliate and
scroll embossed decoration,
with foliate capped handle,
raised on a circular spreading
foot, 12.5cm. high, maker’s
mark worn London, 1735,
11.38ozs.
£250-£350.
47.
An Imperial Russian
silver and gilt decorated
presentation cup and spoon,
the cup holder with clear
glass liner, decorated with a
pierced fence and gable end
of a house with a young girl
peering through the window,
the shaped handle with oval
thumbpiece, 10.5cm. high,
maker’s mark indistinct, assay
master A. Romanov, 1887,
Moscow; the spoon with oval
shaped bowl, spiral twist stem
and a terminal in the form
of a young girl with pigtail
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holding a scythe, 16.5cm.
oak box, total weight
of silver 7.65ozs.. long,
maker KK possibly Conan
Komarov, assay master
mark indistinct but dated
1885, Moscow, contained
in a fitted case.
£300-£500.
48.
A George III teapot of
squat circular form, crested,
with embossed foliate and
scroll decoration, on a
circular foot, 27cm. wide,
maker R.G possibly Robert
Garrard I, London, 1809,
21.47ozs.
£250-£350.
49.
A George III swing handled
bread basket of oval form,
crested, with pierced lattice and
ribbon tied decoration with foliate
scroll border, pierced handle, on
an oval spreading foot, 33cm.
wide, repaired, maker Charles
Aldridge & Henry Green, London,
1773, 18.45ozs.
£300-£500.
50.
A George IV goblet, inscribed,
of cylindrical bulbous form
with banded grape and vine
leaf decoration, on a spreading
circular foot, 14.5cm. high, maker
IET, London, 1820, 7.52ozs.
£150-£250.
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52
53
52A
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51.
A late19th century Burmese
silver rice bowl, the body with
high relief engraved figural
panels between two borders of
floral scrolls, the base engraved
with a circular panel of a
peacock, 23cm diameter.
£600-£800.
52.
A William IV ewer of vase
form, embossed overall with
foliate scrollwork, leaf capped
scroll handle, the semi domed
hinged cover with open
flowerhead finial, on a raised
circular foot, London 1833,
maker J.E. Terry & Co., 31.5cm
high, weighing 23 ozs.
£400-£600.
53.
A matched pair of George II
sauce boats, on three hoof feet,
leaf capped flying scroll handle
and wavy rim, London 1738,
maker’s mark - scroll C (partially
rubbed) and London 1758,
maker David Hennell, 16cm
long, 17.5ozs (2).
£300-£400.
54.
A George IV oval vegetable
dish and cover, inscribed,
the shallow domed cover
with shell finial, the dish
with gadrooned border and
ring handles to the sides,
on a reeded base raised on
ball feet, 27cm. wide, maker
John Bridge, London, 1825,
51.60ozs.
£700-£900.
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56
55.
A George III mug of baluster
form, with acanthus capped
S-shaped handle on a
spreading circular foot, 12cm.
high, maker I.L & I.G, London,
1731, 11.06ozs.
£300-£350.
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56.
A pair of late Victorian
sauceboats, each of helmet
from with scroll handle,
London 1899, 20ozs.
£400-£600.
57.
A Victorian inkstand of
oval form, initialled, with
pierced scroll decoration and
gadrooned border, raised
on four swept feet, with two
clear class and silver mounted
ink wells, maker Edward John
Haseler & Noble Haseler,
Birmingham, 1897, 6.58ozs. .
£150-£200.
58.
A George III oval pap boat,
with beaded and shell pattern
border, 12.25cm. long, marks
worn 2.19ozs.
£100-£150.
59.
A Victorian Scottish teapot
of bullet form, engraved with
foliate panels, scroll handle
and knop finial to the semi
domed cover, 18cm. high,
maker D.C.Rait, Glasgow,
1852, 20.25ozs.
£280-£320.
60.
A late 19th/early 20th
century oval twin handled
tray, with pierced foliate
scrollwork gallery, 40cm.
long, hallmarked London but
no date stamp, also stamped
S.D.Neill, Belfast, 32ozs.
£400-£450.
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61.
A continental silver five piece
serving set includes, two
rectangular pedestal serving dishes,
with foliate borders, tied ribbon and
acanthus decorated sides, raised on
putti caryatids, on a shaped plinth
base with foliate and scroll border,
20.5cm. wide, a matching pair
of circular serving dishes, 12cm.
diameter, a sugar castor, 17cm.
high, all stamped Kremos, Roma,
Lugano, 800. The serving dishes
stamped to the underside of the
base Minton Goode, London, 1908.
total weight of silver 80ozs.
£1200-£1500.
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62.
A set of four George III oval
salts, with gallaried sides
having tied ribband decoration,
raised on four talon and ball
feet, with clear glass liners,
8.5cm. wide, maker RH,
London, 1772, 9.02ozs.
£120-£180.
63.
A continental white metal oil
lamp of classical form raised
on three putti caryatids, on a
trefoil base, with foliate border,
14.5cm. long, together with
two matching oval dishes
18cm. wide. (3).
£150-£250.
64.
An Edward VII large circular
rose bowl, with half reeded
decoration, on a spreading
circular foot, 28.5cm.
diameter, maker CW & S,
Birmingham, 1906, 34.24ozs.
£600-£700.
65.
A Victorian provincial beaker
of plain rounded cylindrical
form, crested, 5.5cm high,
maker’s mark worn, Exeter,
1878, 2.25ozs.
£80-£120.
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66.
A Victorian mustard pot of
tapering circular form, the
sides with pierced scrollwork,
the semi domed cover with
open flowerhead finial,
supported on four scrolled
feet, and a non matching
spoon, 8cm. high, maker G.R,
London, 1846, 5ozs
£120-£160.
67.
A continental silver vase
of baluster form with flared
rim decorated with winged
caryatids and vases of fruits,
with banded decoration of
garlands and grotesque masks,
mounted on a spreading
circular foot, 28cm. high,
20.80oz.
£400-£600.
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68.
An Edward VII presentation
salver, inscribed, with
engraved view of The Great
Western Colliery Company’s
Cwm Winning mine, enclosed
within a shell and scroll border,
36cm. diameter, contained
in an oak presentation case,
together with photographs of
sketches of the mine and letter,
maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield,
1909, 31.83ozs.
£300-£500.
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72.
A Victorian circular swinghandled cake basket,
inscribed, of dished lobed
form with foliate and scroll
decorated border, with
shaped handle on a spreading
shaped foot, 25cm. diameter,
maker Henry Wilkinson & Co,
Sheffield, 1849, 18.64ozs.
£200-£300.
73.
A Victorian silver four piece
tea and coffee service,
monogrammed, of cylindrical
outline with domed hinged
lids and half fluted decoration,
maker John Aldwinkle &
Thomas Slater, London,
London, 1884, the coffee pot
1888, 50.90ozs
£600-£800.
74.
A Victorian waiter of circular
form, the centre engraved
with foliate scrollwork, within
a moulded scroll and shell
border, on three scrolled
feet, 20cm. diameter, maker
Hands & Sons, London, 1858,
10.25ozs.
£150-£200.
75.
A Victorian tea caddy of
square bombe form, decorated
with vacant cartouches, shells
and foliate motifs, supported
on four swept feet, 10cm.
high, maker David & Daniel
Wellby, London, 1889, 9ozs.
£120-£150.
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69.
A late 17th century oval snuff
box with scroll and wheatsheaf
decoration to the hinged
lid and engraved portrait
of Bonnie Prince Charlie to
the reverse, 6.5cm. high,
unmarked.
£300-£400.
70.
A George III silver gilt
vinaigrette, with foliate
borders and piecred grille,
4cm. wide, maker’s mark
worn, Birmingham, 1813.
1.25ozs.
£150-£200.
71.
A George III Irish cream
jug of barge shaped outline,
monogrammed, with
gadrooned border and foliate
engraved cushion girdle, raised
on ball feet, 15cm. wide,
maker’s mark worn, Dublin,
1813, 5.74ozs.
£150-£200.
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76.
George II waiter of circular form with
moulded border and scroll and shall rim,
on three hoof feet, 18cm. diameter, maker
William Peaston, London, 1750, 8.5ozs.
£300-£400.
77.
A George II pedestal bowl with beaded
rim and reeded wrythen decoration on a
spreading circular foot, 23.5cm. diameter,
maker’s mark worn , London, 1746, 25.01ozs
£700-£900.
78
78.
A George II/III coffee pot, of baluster form
with a spreading circular foot, domed cover
and pineapple finial, with later embossed foliate
decoration, crested, scroll handle, the body
London 1759, maker Fuller White, the hinged
cover 1762, maker’s mark J B (scrolled), 24cm
high, 28.5ozs.
£500-£600.
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79.
A George III circular salver,
circular form, shell and scroll
border, the centre engraved
with an armorial, supported on
three hoof feet, London 1763,
maker Richard Rugg, 30cm
diameter, 29.5ozs.
£500-£600.
80.
A set of three Victorian wine
coasters, circular form, pierced
foliate scroll borders, wooden
bases set with central crested
buttons, London 1841, maker
Edward, Edward Jnr, John
and William Barnard, 19cm
diameter (3).
£600-£800.
81.
A Victorian teapot of globular
form, with husk and garland
decoration and beaded rim,
raised on a spreading circular
foot, replacement handle,
28cm. wide, maker Richard
Martin & Ebenezer Hall,
London, 1882, 22.89ozs.
£350-£450.
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82.
A George III salver of circular
form, shell and foliate scroll
border with later engraved
decoration to the centre,
supported on three pierced
scroll feet, London 1791,
maker’s mark I. H., probably
John Hutson, 42cm diameter,
59ozs.
£700-£900.
83.
A George III mug of tapering
cylindrical form, scroll handle,
and embossed with a portrait
of King Charles I and stylised
leaf banding, the thumbpiece
to the handle bears an
armorial, 13.5cm. high, maker
RB, London, 1776, 16.25ozs.
£250-£350.
84.
A George II circular salver,
crested, with a moulded shell
and scroll border, raised on
three swept feet, 29.5cm.
diameter, maker William
Peaston, London, 1744,
25.94ozs.
£600-£800.
85.
A George III circular salver,
with beaded wavy edge
border, raised on four talon
and ball feet, 36cm diameter,
maker’s mark worn, London,
1783, 35.94ozs.
£800-£1000.
87, 89
86
86.
A Victorian scent bottle of
elongated wrythen form, with
hinged lid, lacks glass stopper,
17cm. long, maker F.M,
Birmingham, 1890.
£300-£400.
87.
A George III toddy ladle
of plain oval outline, with
knopped stem and ring turned
wood handle, 38cm. long,
marks worn.
£250-£350.
88.
An early 18th century
Britannia silver tea caddy,
crested, of shaped baluster
form with canted corners,
the lift off lid with urn finial,
13.5cm. high, maker Glover
Johnson, London, date letter
worn, 5.08ozs.
£800-£1000.
89.
A George III toddy ladle of
lobed oval outline with wavy
edge border, on knopped stem
with ring turned wood handle,
35cm. long, marks worn.
£200-£300.
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91
90.
A George III three piece
tea service of barge outline,
crested, raised on ball feet,
maker Rebecca Emes &
Edward Barnard I, London,
1810, 33.66ozs.
£600-£800.
22
91.
A George I coffee pot of cylindrical tapering form, with domed
hinged lid and turned finial, on a spreading circular base, 24cm.
high, maker Nathaniel Glover, London, 1722, 23.08ozs.
£1000-£1500.
92.
A George II coffee pot of tapering cylindrical form, with domed hinged lid having a turned finial,
with acanthus capped spout, on a spreading circular foot, 24cm. high, maker Ben Cartwright,
London, 1746, 22.63ozs.
£1000-£1500.
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95
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93.
A George III sugar basket
of boat-shaped outline with
pierced scroll banded border
and floral spray and scroll
engraved decoration, on an
oval stepped base, with blue
glass liner (chipped), 14.5cm.
wide, maker Hester Bateman,
London, 1789, 4.25ozs.
£600-£800.
94.
A George III swing handled
sugar basket of boat shaped
outline, crested, with reeded
and flowerhead borders, on a
stepped oval base, with blue
glass liner, 15cm. wide, maker
SM, London, 1792, 6.95ozs.
£400-£500.
95.
A George III sauce boat of
traditional design, crested,
with gadrooned rim, shaped
scroll handle and raised on
three swept legs with pad
feet, 22cm. long, maker
William Skeen, London, 1773,
15.27ozs.
£500-£700.
96
96.
A Victorian four piece tea and coffee service, of globular outline, with engraved foliate and
scroll cartouches decorated with perching birds, acanthus capped spouts and handles, raised on
spreading circular bases, maker Edward Barnard & John Barnard, London, 1856, 71.28ozs.
£1500-£1800.
97.
A continental silver vase of waisted outline
and flared rim, decorated with faux antique
style coins within scroll and foliate borders,
on a spreading circular foot, 24cm. high,
marks worn, 14.79ozs.
£300-£400.
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98.
A Charles II small silver cup
of tapering cylindrical form
with scroll handle, 5cm. high,
maker William Grundy, 1680,
1.9ozs.
£2000-£3000.
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99
99.
A Victorian coffee pot
of lobed baluster form,
monogrammed, with domed
lid and spire finial, having
engraved foliate and scroll
decoration, raised on a shaped
spreading foot, 15cm. high,
maker WKR, London, 1851,
26.84ozs
£350-£450.
100.
A 19th century continental
silver oval box with shell
decorated hinged cover,
7.5cm. wide, unmarked.
2.03ozs.
£250-£300.
101.
A late 17th century and
18th century continental
silver box presented to Sir
William Read, of heart shaped
outline with carved abalone
shell depicting moses in the
bullrushes and a knight, with a
coat of arms of Malone to the
reverse, 9cm. wide.
£600-£700.
102.
A George III silver-gilt snuff
box, of cartouche outline,
initialled, with foliate banded
borders, 8cm. wide, maker EC,
London 1794. 3.53ozs.
£300-£500.
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107
106
103.
A William IV silver engine
turned rectangular box
with presentation inscription
of Exeter interest,9.25cm.
wide, maker Edward Edwards
London, 1836. 5.47ozs.
£250-£350.
104.
A George III silver gilt
oval seal case, with Oxford
University coat of arms to the
lid, containing wax seal of
Oxford University, 9cm. long,
maker WB, London, 1810.
£300-£400.
105. No Lot.
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106.
An Old Sheffield plated
five light candelabrum,
plain tapered column, with
gadrooned borders, leaf
capped scroll arms, overall
height 75cm.
£250-£350.
107.
A pair of Sheffield plate twin
branch candelabra, with urn
shaped nozzles and gadrooned
sconces on reeded scrolling
branches, issuing from a
knopped and tapering column
on a spreading circular base,
51cm. high.
£300-£400.
108.
A pair of plated two branch
candelabra decorated in the
neo-classical taste, with urn
shaped nozzles on swept
supports on square tapering
columns with urn and wreath
decoration, on square bases,
30cm. high.
£80-£120.
109.
A pair of plated comport
stands by Elkington, the
circular tops with beaded rims,
raised on a knopped stem
and trefoil base with griffon
supports and shell ornament,
numbered 8199, 19cm. high.
£100-£150.
109A.
A plated surtout de table of
oval outline comprising two
demi-lune sections with inset
mirror panels, galleried sides,
raised on peg feet, engraved
with the armorial for Blanch
Countess of Airlie, 90cm.
wide, contained in an oak case
with brass plaque with repeat
armorial and inscribed Blanch
Countess of Airlie.
£600-£800.
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