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Click here to subscribeStuart Devlin (1931-2018) - A cased limited edition "Surprise" silver gilt Easter egg, hallmarked London 1969, the textured shell opening to reveal rabbit emerging from oxidised burrow, numbered to base 280, height approx. 7.2cm, (Gross weight approx. 174.9 grams), in Stuart Devlin for Asprey fitted box. Further details: generally good; tarnished etc.
Stuart Devlin (1931-2018) - a limited edition rectangular shaped silver gilt 'Surprise' box, removable cover lifting off to reveal three ships, central larger example in silver, other two in silver gilt, on blue enamel water, removable cover with rope twist bow to top and turned decoration, base and ship parts hallmarked by Stuart Devlin, London, 1977, cover dated to 1979, whole piece approx. 7.2cm high x 3.8cm wide. Further details: some tarnishing and wear; enamelled water is loose to corners and with slight loss, very minor loss to gilding
Devlin style retro hallmarked silver centrepiece with hammered decoration and leaf spray supporting three candle holders, London 1976, maker's mark PTM. The centrepiece was commissioned by the vendor's late husband, she believes from a local craftsman in the Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, North Cotswolds area, diameter 24cm, weight 1060g
A group of aviation related books, including The Encyclopaedia of Civil Aircraft, Devlin (Jerrard M). Silent Wings, hardback, The Luftwaffe A History, RAF in Camera, various volumes, together with Profile Publications magazines, Air Cadet Training handbook, Aeroplane Spotter, cloth bound, further magazines, etc. (contents of 1 bookcase)
A SILVER GILT FLUTED VASE STUART DEVLIN, LONDON 1968 With a textured body and on a circular foot 18cm (7in) high Together with a silver and silver gilt bookmark by Stuard Devlin, London 1984, the tapered body with a silt gilt sunburst terminal, 10cm (4in) long 245g (7.9 oz) gross Condition Report: Flute - Marks clear, stands well, no engraving Book mark - Marks clear, no engraving Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
ELIZABETH II PARCEL GILT SILVER BOOKMARK, STUART DEVLIN, LONDON 1983 with stylised sunburst cap, inoriginal Devlin card box, along with a three piece silver cruet set, comprising salt cellar, pepper pot and mustard pot, with spoon and blue glass liners, casedbookmark 10cm longQty: 2Condition of each piece generally good. Light wear as age and use.
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1971, limited no.269, the textured shell containing oxidised silver mouse in a silver gilt cheese wedge, 2.75ins high, gross weight 5.46ozs, in fitted box Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 25 Conduit Street, London W1R 9TB, purchased March 1987
***An Elizabeth II Silver and Silver Gilt Circular Christmas Box and Cover, by Stuart Devlin, London 1979, the polished lid with brushed ribbon finial, and containing ten silver, silver gilt, and red enamel Lords a Leaping, on a yellow enamel base, 2.75ins high, gross weight 12.6ozs, in fitted box with certificate Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 90-92 St. Johns Street, London EC1M 4EH, purchased April 1989
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1979, limited no.183, the basket weave pattern shell containing silver gilt turtle with moving head and legs, oxidised silver stones and red enamel flowers on a moss green base, 2.875ins high, gross weight 5.32ozs, in fitted box with certificate Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 25 Conduit Street, London W1R 9TB, purchased March 1980
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise Egg", by Stuart Devlin, London 1984, limited no. 158, the textured shell enclosing silver gilt oyster with pearl and other shells on a yellow enamel ground, 2.75ins high, gross weight 3.8ozs Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 25 Conduit Street, London, W1R 9TB, purchased March 1984 This lot appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration. The outer shell cover shows some light wear to the gilt detail. It comes in its original box.
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1978, limited no.158, the brushed shell containing silver gilt hedgehog and oxidised stones beside silver leaves and on green enamel base, 2.75ins high, gross weight 4.24ozs, in fitted box Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 90-92 St John Street, London EC1M 4EH, purchased March 1978
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise Egg", by Stuart Devlin, London 1983, limited no. 153, the lightly textured shell containing silver and silver gilt chicken startled by a baby rabbit emerging from its egg, on a moss green enamel ground, 2.75ins high, gross weight 4.3ozs, in fitted box Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 25 Conduit Street, London, W1R 9TB, purchased July 1983
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise Egg", by Stuart Devlin, London 1983, limited no. 183, the textured shell containing silver gilt pre hung with various colour enamel eggs, and with two silver figures on a green enamel ground, 2.875ins high, gross weight 6ozs, in fitted box with certificate Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 25 Conduit Street, London, W1R 9TB, purchased July 1983 This egg appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration. The enamel is intact and all elements are present. It comes with a certificate and original carrying box. The box shows some very slight evidence of wear but otherwise is also in good condition. The lining is intact.
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1972, limited no.183, the textured shell opening to reveal silver, oxidised silver and silver gilt jester head "en tremblant", 2.875ins high, gross weight 6ozs, in fitted case with certificate Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 25 Conduit Street, London W1R 9TB, purchased February 1982
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1977, limited no.158, the textured shell containing marine scene with a silver and silver gilt fish, an oxidised silver anchor and gilt anemone with red enamel centre, 2.875ins high, gross weight 4.63ozs, in fitted box Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 4-5 Albemarle Way, London EC1V 4JB, purchased 1977
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1971, special edition, the textured shell opening to reveal chick on oxidised silver ground, 2.75ins high, gross weight 5.1ozs, in fitted box Provenance: Collingwood of Conduit Street Ltd, 46 Conduit Street, London W1R 0HE, purchased 21 April 1972
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1981, limited no.183, the basket weave egg containing silver and silver gilt lovebirds within a cage and with blue and green enamel flowers to base, 2.875ins high, gross weight 5.18ozs, in fitted box with certificate This lot appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration. It comes in its original box and with certificate
***An Elizabeth II Silver Gilt "Surprise" Egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1975, limited no.183, the textured shell containing two enamelled butterflies on "en tremblant" on silver and oxidised silver floral base, 2.875ins high, gross weight 5.26ozs, in fitted box with certificate Provenance: Stuart Devlin, 90-92 St John Street, London EC1M 4EH, purchased December 1975
Stuart Devlin silver gilt surprise egg, London 1975, satin finish gilt exterior opening to reveal an elf seated on a toadstool, numbered 125, 8cm, original box (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please ask for one and it will be provided in writing).
Stuart Devlin Bristol 600 silver and gilt goblet, 180/600. Bearing marks for London, dated 1973, approx 15.5 cms h, 408 gms, with box and associated certificate of authenticity. Note; 1973 marks a double event in Bristol's history. It is the 600th Anniversary of the granting to Bristol, Edward III, of the City's Historic Charter, this year is also, sadly, the last full year of that status, as a result of the new County Boundaries Act.
A Stuart Devlin Bristol 600 silver and gilt goblet, nr 177/600. Bearing marks for London, dated 1973, approx 15.5 cms h, 408 gms, with box and associated certificate of authenticity. Note; 1973 marks a double event in Bristol's history. It is the 600th Anniversary of the granting to Bristol, Edward III, of the City's Historic Charter, this year is also, sadly, the last full year of that status, as a result of the new County Boundaries Act.
Stuart Devlin Bristol 600 silver and gilt goblet, nr 179/600. Bearing marks for London, dated 1973, approx 15.5 cms h, 408 gms, with box and associated certificate of authenticity. Note: 1973 marks a double event in Bristol's history. It is the 600th Anniversary of the granting to Bristol, Edward III, of the City's Historic Charter, this year is also, sadly, the last full year of that status, as a result of the new County Boundaries Act.
Stuart Devlin Bristol 600 silver and gilt goblet, nr 176/600. Bearing marks for London, dated 1973, approx 15.5 cms h, 408 gms, with box and associated certificate of authenticity. Note; 1973 marks a double event in Bristol's history. It is the 600th Anniversary of the granting to Bristol, Edward III, of the City's Historic Charter, this year is also, sadly, the last full year of that status, as a result of the new County Boundaries Act.
Stuart Devlin Bristol 600 silver and gilt goblet, nr 178/600. Bearing marks for London, dated 1973, approx 15.5 cms h, 408 gms, with box and associated certificate of authenticity. Note: 1973 marks a double event in Bristol's history. It is the 600th Anniversary of the granting to Bristol, Edward III, of the City's Historic Charter, this year is also, sadly, the last full year of that status, as a result of the new County Boundaries Act. Condition Report Gilt tarnished
By Stuart A Devlin, a silver Bristol '600' goblet,No.281 out of 600, London 1973,plain circular tapering form, textured gilt stem with five branches holding modern interpret medallions of the mid-14th century coins, inscribed to the base 'The Bristol '600' Goblet No.281 of a limited edition of 800', with a fitted case and a certificate of authenticity, height 15.2cm, approx. weight 13oz.The goblet was designed by Stuart Devlin to commemorate the 600 year anniversary since Kind Edward III (1327-1377) gave Bristol the right to be its own county.
Cigarette / Trade cards, mixture of cards, part sets and odds, some scarcer issues noted including Liam Devlin issues (x3), Famous Speedway approx 15 (all written on the back), Fastest on Earth approx 15, Famous Footballers (5), also Wilkinson Popular Footballers (7), Kiddy's Favourites Popular Speedway Riders (approx 40) + 3 Carreras Turf part sets, Gallaher, Wix etc (very mixed condition, poor to gd)
A set of six Stuart Devlin silver goblets, the bowls decorated with hammered finish, gilt interior, the bases with applied silver gilt over a bark textured surface, Stuart Devlin, London 1970, each 8.4 by 17.0cm high, total combined weight 56.5toz, together with two original receipts. (6)Provenance: purchased by vendor as a pair, in November 1970, and four further, in June 1971, from Collingwood of Conduit Street, London, for a total of £276.
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