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Lot 9
A group of silver items comprising a pair of bud vases, Sheffield 1919, on weighted bases, 14.5cm high, three dressing table jars, to include an example with a blue guilloche enamel lid, the largest 6cm wide, and an ashtray, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1947, with an engraved letter 'K', 11cm wide2.3ozt weighableCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. No damage to the enamel.
Lot 106
A SELECTION OF SILVER CONDIMENTS, to include a small polished cream jug, raised on three ball feet with scroll handle, hallmarked 'Atkin Brothers' Sheffield, two possibly pap-boats, with handles, each hallmarked 'Adie Brothers Ltd' Birmingham 1923, a polished salt, raised on three hoof feet with shell detail, hallmarked 'Ollivant & Botsford' Birmingham 1937, together with a sauce ladle, hallmarked 'Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd' Sheffield 1927, approximate gross weight 5.42 ozt, 168.6 grams (condition report: general light wear, light tarnishing, salt has some small dinks)
Lot 407
An Edward VIII silver circular two-handled christening bowl and spoon, the shallow girdled bowl cast with stylized scallop shell and strapwork band, on a stepped circular foot, the spoon with matching scallop shell terminal, Birmingham 1936 by Adie Brothers Ltd, total weight 310g, length of bowl 15.8cm, cased.
Lot 56
Three-Piece Sterling Silver Melon Pattern Tea Service. (Excluding the finial and Handle). Comprising of a Teapot, Sugar Bowl and Creamer Jug. The pieces of Sterling Silver is hallmarked with the makers marks " A Bros LTD" for Adie Brothers Ltd, the Anchor assay mark for Birmingham, the Lion Passant for Sterling Silver and the date letter "J" for 1958. The Teapot measures approx. 11cm in height excluding the handle and approx. 20cm across the top including the spout and excluding the handle. The base of the Teapot measures approx. 8.5cm in diameter. The Sugar Bowl measures approx. 14cm across including the handles. It measures approx. 9cm in height and approx. 6.5cm in diameter across the base. The Creamer Jug measures approx. 9.5cm max height. The Creamer Jug measures approx. 13cm across the top including the handle and spout. The base measures approx. 5.5cm in diameter. The Total Gross Weight of the Three-Piece Sterling Silver Tea Service is approx. 1280 grams. (Excluding the finial and Handle).
Lot 1526
A George V rectangular silver cigarette case, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1926, allover engine turned decoration with gilt interior, 11cm x 8cm, 4.7oz . Condition Report:Cartouche has engraved date, both covers have several light dents, hinge and catch working perfectly, gilding bright, hallmarks clear
Lot 665
Vanity case with matched antique silver fittings comprising 6 x silver lidded jars (by William Amaziah Ellwick), tortoiseshell brush / mirror set by Adie Brothers with original key - blue leather case 48.5cm x 35.5cm x 19.5cm has some wear but otherwise in good condition with no obvious damage
Lot 293
A group of silver and silver mounted flatware. Various dates and makers. The group including: a set of twelve Victorian Scottish silver teaspoons, Glasgow, 1868, William Coghill, with bead pattern to handles, 14.3cm long; a set of six Edwardian coffee spoons, Sheffield, 1906, John Round & Son, with rat-tail bowls, 11.2cm long; an Edwardian caddy spoon, Sheffield, 1906, William Gallimore & Sons, with shell-shaped bowl, 11cm long; a cased set of six cake forks, Birmingham, 1947, Arthur Price & Co., 12.6cm long, in fitted case; a butter knife with mother-of-pearl handle, Sheffield, 1924, James Deakin & Sons, 15cm long; a jam spoon, Birmingham, 1931, Adie Brothers, with shaped, faceted bowl, 12.2cm long; a Queen's pattern cheese knife and butter knife, both with steel blades and silver handles, Sheffield, 1972 and 1978, Harrison Brothers (probably), handles filled, the butter knife 16cm long, the cheese knife 20cm long, in fitted cases; and other items, together with eight knives with steel blades and horn handles, 21cm long, in Harrods fitted case, total weighable silver approx. 15.6ozt (a lot)
Lot 274
A small group of silver and white metal cruets and flatware. Various dates and makers. The group including: a George III silver salt cellar, London, 1788, maker CH, the oval body pierced with scrolling foliate motifs and engraved with initials to side, raised on four bracket feet with floral terminal, blue glass liner, 8.5cm wide; a George V silver mustard pot, Birmingham, 1926, maker's mark rubbed, the body of quadrilobed form raised on four paw feet, angular handle and knopped finial to hinged cover, blue glass liner, 10cm long; a George V silver salt cellar, Birmingham, 1919, E. S. Barnsley & Co., the body of quadrilobed form raised on four paw feet, blue glass liner, 7.7cm long; a cased set of six silver coffee bean spoons, Birmingham, 1933, Adie Brothers, the reverse of bowls decorated with guilloche enamel, 9.8cm long, in fitted case; a cased set of six Edwardian dessert knives and forks with silver handles, Sheffield, 1904 (one knife 1912), Lee & Wigfull, filled handles, the knives 16.3cm long, the forks 14.3cm long, in fitted wooden case; a white metal mustard pot, pepper mill and salt cellar, possibly Indian, raised on circular feet and with snake handles, richly chased with scrolling foliate motifs and figure of a snake, liners deficient; and other items, total weighable silver approx. 9.7ozt (a lot) Condition Report: The knives and forks with filled handles, the coffee bean spoons, the white metal mustard pot, salt cellar and pepper mill and other unmarked items are not included in the weighable silver.
Lot 272
A group of mixed silver items. Various dates and makers. The group including: a caddy spoon, Sheffield, 1915, William Hutton & Sons, the shell-shaped bowl to handle with bright-cut decoration, 6.5cm long; a quaich style small dish, Sheffield, 1937, Viner's, the pierced handles to plain body of octagonal form, 12.8cm wide; a cased condiment set comprising mustard pot, salt cellar and pepper mill, Birmingham, 1948, Adie Brothers, the faceted bodies raised on circular feet, the mustard pot and salt cellar with blue glass liners; an Edwardian butter dish, Sheffield, 1904, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, of shell-shaped form, 10cm wide; five coffee bean spoons, Sheffield, 1926, Walker & Hall, 9.6cm long, in fitted case (one spoon deficient); a tea strainer, Birmingham, 1943, Edwin Joseph Houlston, 14cm long; a pair of French dishes, 950 standard, maker MV, of circular form and repousse decorated with garlands of flowers along the rims, 11.7cm dia. each with wooden stand; a thimble, Birmingham, 1913, H. C. & S., in fitted case; a 19th century Dutch pill box, 833 standard, of shaped squared form, the hinged cover engraved with scrolling foliate motifs, traces of gilding to interior, 5.4cm wide; and other silver oddments, together with a white metal salt cellar with stylised cobra handles, probably Indian, of elongated form and richly chased with scrolling motifs, pierced along the border, liner deficient, 11.5cm wide, total weighable silver approx. 18.1ozt
Lot 292
A mixed group of silver, together with some white metal and silver plated oddments. Various dates and makers. The group including: a George IV silver Fiddle pattern table spoon, London, 1824, William Bateman, with initials engraved to terminal, 21.4cm long; a George IV silver Fiddle and Thread pattern caddy spoon, Birmingham, 1827, Joseph Willmore, the squared bowl to handle engraved with letter H to terminal, 7.5cm long; a silver mustard pot and pepper mill, Birmingham, 1925, Levi & Salaman, raised on three paw feet, the mustard pot with blue glass liner, pepper mill 8.5cm high; a late Victorian silver buckle, London, 1899, Samuel Jacob, pierced and decorated with scene of two musicians in the outdoors, 7cm wide; six silver teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, Birmingham, 1948-1954, Arthur Price & Co., the spoons 11.3cm long, the sugar tongs 9.4cm long, in fitted case; a set of six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham, 1924, Levi & Salaman, 9.4cm long, in fitted case; a set of six silver coffee bean spoons, Birmingham, 1924, Adie Brothers, 9.5cm long, in fitted case; a silver sovereign case, Birmingham, 1911, Dennison Watch Case Co.; a pair of silver napkin rings, Birmingham, 1922, Joseph Gloster, each with engine turned design and engraved initial within shaped cartouche; a Victorian silver Fiddle pattern teaspoon, London, 1857, Henry Holland, initials engraved to terminal, 14.5cm long; and other items, including some white metal and silver plate, total weighable silver approx. 16.5ozt (a lot)
Lot 277
A group of silver and silver plated dishes and bowls. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: a pair of George V silver bowls, Birmingham, 1934, Adie Brothers, raised on circular feet and with reeded banding along the rims, both engraved to bases with initials and dates, 11.5cm dia.; a small silver armada dish, London, 1993, Comyns of London, with presentation engraving along the rim, 11.5cm dia.; a small Elizabeth II silver basket, Sheffield, 1969, Francis Howard, the body of shaped oval form chased and repousse decorated with floral motifs and shaped, vacant cartouches, scroll and floral border, 15.5cm wide; a shallow Mexican twin-handled dish by Tane, stamped sterling to underside, the handles pierced and modelled as birds to body of circular form with lobed decoration, 12.5cm wide (inc. handles); a small dish, marks rubbed, assumed silver, of circular form, with 1876 Indian silver rupee inset to base and bead decoration along the rim, 8.5cm dia.; and a silver plated bowl by Mappin & Webb, the plain body of circular form raised on a circular foot with bark texture, 15.7cm dia., total weighable silver approx. 16.2ozt (7)Condition Report: The silver plated Mappin & Webb bowl is not included in the weighable silver.
Lot 164
A group of five silver cream jugs and sauce boats. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: an Edwardian sauce boat, Chester, 1900, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, the flying C-scroll handle to body raised on three pad feet and with scalloped rim, 12.8cm wide; a further sauce boat, Birmingham, 1936, Adie Brothers, the scrolling handle to body raised on three pad feet and with scalloped rim, 15.4cm wide; a Victorian cream jug, Chester, 1899, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes (maker's mark rubbed), the reeded scrolling handle to helmet-shaped body raised on a stepped oval base, reeded banding along the rim and gilding to interior, 13.5cm high; an Edwardian cream jug, Chester, 1910, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, the reeded angular handle to shaped body, reeded banding along the rim and gilding to interior, 9cm high; and a twin-handled Edwardian gravy boat, Birmingham, 1909, Charles Weale, the angular handles to body raised on a stepped oval base, 19.3cm wide (inc. handles), total weight approx.17ozt (5)
Lot 289
A group of silver items. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: eight George V butter knives, London, 1934, Francis Higgins & Son, 13.3cm long; an Edwardian christening cup, London, 1907, Josiah Williams & Co., of baluster form and raised on a stepped circular foot, the scrolling handle with foliate thumbpiece, engraved initials to front, 8.8cm high (inc. handle); a George V christening cup, Sheffield, 1911, James Dixon & Sons, raised on a stepped circular foot and with angular handle, engraved initials to front, 9.4cm high; and two four division toast racks, Birmingham, 1958, Adie Brothers, 7.8cm wide, total weight approx. 22.2ozt (a lot)
Lot 78
oval form, with a wavy rim, on pad feet and the flying-scroll handle initialled "G" over "I.M", by John Langlands, Newcastle 1760-8, together with an octagonal milk jug, by Adie Brothers, Chester 1902, a George III chased & embossed baluster cream jug, initialled, makers mark partially worn, London 1763 and a George III engraved milk jug, monogrammed, gilt interior, by Charles Chesterman, London 1796; the octagonal jug 5.4" (13.8cm) high; 17.25ozt (4). *CR All with wear & in mixed conditions, the Newcastle sauce boat and baluster jug with issues, the other two just with wear. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
Lot 176
comprising of a compact, two comb holders and a lipstick dispenser, each decorated with blue enamel and with an applied Naval coronet, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1951, together with five silver mounted cut-glass jars/ bottles, a loose cover and a mounted blotter, initialled, by two different makers, London 1925-28; the largest jar 6.6" (16.7cm) high; 6.5ozt weighable silver (11). *CR All pieces with wear, some of the covers of the jars dented, loss or damage to the enamel on the compact & lipstick dispenser, combs missing. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
Lot 46
A 1930s TEAPOT AND HOTWATER POT ADIE BROTHERS Ltd., BIRMINGHAM 1933 each of melon form, engraved shell and scroll border, ivory handles and finials, raised on a circular foot (2) 21cm (height of waterpot), 26oz + 23.5oz Note:With non-transferable CITES self-certification number: 7UC73XNAPlease be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit https://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
Lot 125
Silver 3 piece condiment set, of conventional pot bellied form with crimped rim, comprising peperette, salt cellar, and mustard pot, by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd., Birmingham, 1959; matching pierced mustard pot and pepperette, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1928, and an oval mustard, by Docker & Burn Ltd., Birmingham, 1922, W.8.5cm, with 5 blue glass liners, (one chipped), weighable 236grs. (11)
Lot 80
Late Victorian silver milk jug with embossed foliate decoration and C-scroll handle, on a pedestal foot and 4 bun feet, by William Aitken, Chester, 1900, W.12.5cm; pair of 4 division toast racks, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1929, W.7.5cm, and a bowl, monogrammed "W M K", by Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1930, 318grs. (4)
Lot 93
Set of 12 dessert knives and 12 forks with silver ferrules and mother-of-pearl handles, in an oak canteen, (a/f); pair of silver plated entrée dishes with covers, by Adie Brothers Ltd., W.24cm; Pair of entrée dishes with covers by Walker & Hall, W.24.5cm, (all missing handles); fruit and nut set, cased; pair of 2 branch candelabra, snuffer surmounted by a pheasant, salvers, boxes, 2 sauceboats, 2 wine coasters, cutlery, and other plated items. (a lot)
Lot 2330
A George V Silver Tankard, by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham, 1927 in the George I style, tapering cylindrical and with reeded rims, the flat hinged cover with openwork scroll thumbpiece, with scroll handle, engraved with the coat-of-arms of Kingston upon Hull above an inscription14.5cm high, 18oz 16dwt, 585grThe inscription reads 'From Major P. Robson Sheriff 1926/7 to W. Walker'.Fully marked near rim and further part marked inside cover. The marks are generally clear. There are some minor surface scratches and wear, consistent with age and use. The lower handle junction is pushed slightly into the body.
Lot 123
A late Art Deco silver table cigarette box, of rectangular form with engine turned decoration to the hinged cover and personalised engraved inscription to the front edge, having cedar-lined twin division inner compartment and shagreen base underside, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1950, 16.5 x 10 x 4cm
Lot 2524
AN ELIZABETH II FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1960, of baluster form, with bands of celtic knotwork decoration, the spouts modelled as mythical beasts, with carved wooden handles terminating in mythical masks, on stepped circular bases, 1,926gms / 61.92oz (4) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 34
A George V silver five piece condiment set, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1929, including a pair of pepperettes, pair of open salts and a wet mustard, of plain polished design with stylised leaf detail, pepperettes 9cm high, with a three piece silver condiment set, Adie Brothers, Birmingham, with Celtic banding decoration, gross weight 12ozt (8)
Lot 36
A selection of silver, including a George V silver toast rack, George Unite, Birmingham, possibly 1912, of shaped design with four divisions, 8cm high, a George V silver oval waiter tray, Adie Brothers Ltd, Chester 1935, 13cm wide, and two silver twin handled trophies, gross weight 8ozt (4) (at fault)
Lot 32
A pair of George V silver candlesticks, Adie Brothers Ltd, Chester 1935, the twin sconces above looped branch, upon stepped circular based, stamped 'John Bagshaw & Sons, Liverpool' with Rd Number: 800704, 13cm high, gross weight 19ozt (2) Condition report: General surface scratches, scuffs and blemishes seen throughout, commensurate with age and wear. First candlestick - Hallmarks clear. Residue and wax present, would benefit from a clean. Scratches seen particularly to the disc shaped part of the sconce and stepped base. No major obvious splits or repairs seen. No wobble when placed on flat surface. Second candlestick - Scratches seen to the looped part of the candlestickResidue and wax present, would benefit from a clean. Blemishes and scratches seen to the stepped base. Hallmarks clear No wobble when placed on flat surface
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