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1930s silver sugar caster of baluster form, the removable pierced cover with urn finial, upon a circular stepped foot, hallmarked William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1931, H18cmCondition Report:Approx 5.22 ozt (162.3 grams)

Late Victorian silver sugar caster, of typical waisted form, with embossed scrolling and foliate decoration and urn finial to removable pierced cover, upon circular foot, hallmarked Fenton Brothers, Sheffield 1895, H19cmCondition Report:Approx 7.07 ozt (220 grams)

AN 18TH CENTURY WROUGHT IRON TRAMMEL LOOM ADJUSTABLE PENDANT RUSH NIP AND CANDLE HOLDER. English, having a slender hooked tapering stem, adjusting on a fifteen-position trammel topped by a leaf shaped finial, issuing at its end a nip and candle socket, 60cm length unextended. *CR Nicely patinated and in good order. A good example.

A PAIR OF FRENCH EMPIRE PATINATED AND GILT BRONZE CANDELABRA AFTER THE ANTIQUE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY Each with reeded column supporting six leaf cast scroll branches with central flame finial, on three naturalistic legs and paw feet, stepped plinth base 69.5cm high

A PAIR OF BRONZE, ORMOLU AND WHITE MARBLE FIGURAL CANDELABRA FRENCH, CIRCA 1830 Each with twin scrolling branches beneath pine cone finial, seated musician triton putti bases with circular column bases, 41.5cm high, the bases 9.5cm wide A similar pair of Louis XVI candelabra from 1780 are illustrated in 'Les Bronzes Ornementaux et Les Objets Montes de Louis XIV a Napoleon III' by Giacomo et Rozenn Wannenes (Milan: Vausor, 2004, p. 253).

A PAIR OF NEOCLASSICAL WHITE MARBLE VASES LATE 19TH OR EARLY 20TH CENTURY On giallo marble bases 31.5cm high, the bases 9cm wide Condition Report: With wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning. One lacking finial and with loss to top, UV showing some remedial work to both, both slightly loose and not standing quite straight. Bases with old glue residues- small edge and corner chips. natural stone inclusions and some mild rubbing to raised surface wear Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items. All lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Potential buyers should note that condition reports are matters of opinion only, they are non-exhaustive and based solely on what can be seen to the naked eye unless otherwise specified by the cataloguer. We must advise you that we are not professional restorers or conservators and we do not provide any guarantee or warranty as to a lot's condition. Accordingly, it is recommended that prospective buyers inspect lots or have their advisors do so and satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy of description. If you have physically viewed an item for which you request a report, the condition report cannot be a reason for cancelling a sale. Buyers are reminded that liability for loss and damage transfers to the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Whilst the majority of lots will remain in their location until collected, we can accept no responsibility for any damage which may occur, even in the event of Dreweatts staff assisting carriers during collection.Condition Report Disclaimer

A three piece silver tea set by Marson and Jones to include a teapot with ebonised handle and finial with beaded decoration to the rims, a twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug with beaded decoration to the rims, hallmarked Birmingham 1933, total weight 628gLocation:If there is no condition report, please request.

A George V silver tea kettle and stand of plain circular form having a lift-off lid with a wooden turned finial, a scroll and wooden carrying handle, sitting on a stand (no burner) and supported on three scroll cast trefoil feet, hallmarked for Sheffield 1911, makers mark for James Dixons & Sons, 24cm tall overall, g/w 966 gms

An Edwardian silver hot water/coffee jug, stand and burner of plain baluster form having ebonised finial and handle, with hallmarked burner and supported on three cast shell feet, each hallmarked London 1908, makers mark Carrington & Co, the jug 21cm tall, the stand 10cm tall, g/w 895gms

A George III silver teapot and stand of plain oval form, the teapot with a treen turned finial and handle, having reeded decorated rims, the plain stand with reeded edges and supported on four cast feet, both initialled beneath, hallmarked London 1805, makers mark for Ann & William Bateman, the teapot is 28cm overall, the stand 17cm overall, g/w 580gms

A George VI silver three piece tea set of plain compressed circular form with applied gadrooned rims, each supported on four cast splay feet, the teapot with turned wood finial and scroll handle, hallmarked for Birmingham 1948/49, makers mark William Suckling Ltd, g/w 1206gms

A William IV Silver four piece tea service of lobed melon shape, comprising coffee pot, tea pot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, the coffe and teapot with leaf and berry finial and shell capped spouts, the handles with ivory insulators the sugar and cream jug with gilt interiors, each standing on four ornate cast feet, engraved with a crest, London 1834/5 makers mark for Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard.gross weight 2366gmsIvory Certificate: JM26AS12

A five-piece Chinese Export sterling tea set, Yok Sang, probably Shanghai China, circa 1920, of globular form with repousse bamboo plant decoration, each decorated on a chased ground centering a circular cartouche engraved with initials, with bamboo shaped spout, finial and handles, comprising coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, cream jug and tongs, in two fitted box wood carrying cases, the coffee and teapot with ivory insulators to their handles, marked beneath Yok Sang, sterling, and a character mark, g/w 1580gmsIvory Certificate: X466W9RC

A late Victorian silver caster of urn form, having applied gadrooned rims, twin scroll handles, the body with part fluted decoration, with pull-off pierced with an urn finial, all supported on a circular spreading foot, hallmarked for London 1891, makers mark for John Aldwinkle & Thomas Slater, 23cm tall, 410gms

A 19th Century silver whisky decanter with cast cherub finial. Bearing English import marks. Est. £80 - £120.

A silver spoon with rapier handle finial. Birmingham 1907. Approx. 12 grams. Est. £30 - £40.

A William IV silver finial in the form of a cow. Approx. 15 grams. Est. £15 - £20.

A large heavy Continental silver spoon of scroll form with figural finial. Approx. 72 grams. Est. £30 - £50.

A large and impressive cased silver butter dish and cover embossed with flowers and cast with cow finial. London 1873. By Martin Hall & Co. Approx. 757 grams of gross weight. Est. £800 - £1200.

A Meissen part tea and coffee service, circa 1770, finely painted with figures and buildings in harbour/estuary landscapes below gilt strapwork rims, lightly ogee bodies, comprising a coffee pot and cover, teapot (lacking cover), tea caddy and cover, sugar bowl and cover, hot milk jug and cover, slop bowl, canted square dish, oval dish/spoon tray, eight teacups and saucers, blue crossed swords and dot marks The spoon tray with two small rim chips and some rubbing to enamels in well.Octagonal dish with a tiny rim chip close to corner at 7o'clock. Rubbing to enamels.Waste bowl in good condition .Hot milk jug: two small chips to two petals of finial. Jug with small shallow footrim chip.Caddy: tiny chip to tip of one petal on cover.Sugar bowl: some chipping to flower finial. Two tiny footrim chips.Coffee pot: cover with a small shallow chip to flangeTeapot: lacking cover. Shallow chip to footrim of pot.Saucers: with some flaking to gilding on rim. A coupls have a tiny chip to footrim,Cups: in good condition.Gilt border to saucers, teapot and coffee pot match. Other items with a slightly different gilt border.

A Liverpool (Christian) moulded teapot and cover, circa 1770, enamelled with chinoiserie figures and flowers in moulded panels of palm trees above an acanthus stiff leaf band, 18cm highThe cover with restoration to the finial and extensively to the rim. Restoration has discoloured. pot has a crack running horizontally through the stiff leaf band. Spout with two small rim chips.

A Worcester Japan Fan pattern tea set, circa 1770, comprising teapot and cover, oviform tea canister, sugar basin and cover and six teacups and saucers, imitation Oriental script marks to base Sugar bowl: chipping to flower finial. Chip to flange. Caddy lacking cover but in good condition. Teapot: cover finial restored, firing crack beneath. 2 tiny chips to spout and a tiny crack. The saucers without damage but worn to gilding in centres. One teacup with a small shallow rim chip, another with two small stained rim chips.

A Japanese lidded two handled vase, 20th Century, with Dog of Fo finial and handles, decorated with cartouche of warriors, 35cm high and a satsuma double gourd vase, decorated with figures and dragon, marked to base, 17cm high (2)Small vase has extensive restoration to top.Lidded vase has small chip to tail of temple dog finial.  Chipping to tail of one of the temple dog handles. Rubbing to gilt. Areas of crazing.

An Edwardian silver wet mustard, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1905, the urn shaped finial above cylindrical body, 7cm high, with an Edwardian silver milk jug, Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1901, 12cm high, and a silver miniature sugar caster, 9cm high, gross weight 9ozt (excluding liner) (3)

A Tibetan silver mounted prayer wheel, with turquoise and coral coloured set cabochons and jade band, 21cm long CONDITION REPORT:The chain link dropper is detached but present, and the handle has some slight play in it.  The finial leans slightly to one side.  The cast details show some build up of dirt or polish residue.

Attributed to Ota Toshiro (1869-1940), a cloisonne enamel ginger jar and cover, Meiji Period, the footed bulbous jar externally decorated with reserves of mythical birds, interspersed with bands of geometric motifs, the cover similarly decorated and with a flower head finial, the interior with integral liner, the underside bearing a koro and character mark, 22cm high, with associated standCondition report; The tip of he cover has small loss of enamel, otherwise in good condition. The body of the vase appears in good order overall. There some signs of surface staining and grubbiness throughout.  

An Edward VII silver coffee pot, Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1909, the acorn finial above domed cover and bulbous body, upon pedestal base and spreading circular foot, 19cm high, 16ozt

A copper and brass samovar and cover of large proportions, 19th century, of urn form with high loop handles and pierced finial, the interior with warming rod, 60cm high; with a brass and ivory mounted Victorian book slide, 33cm wide; and a Merry, Phipson & Parker's brass letter clip, 18.5cm long (3) Please note this lot is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018. Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers LLP have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lot Ref: ZYPPYB5W

A late 19th century gilt metal eight day Japy Freres mantel clock, the 10cm drum dial surmounted with a flaming urn finial and flanked by a pair of winged female figures, enclosing the two train movement striking on a saucer bell, all upon a serpentine gilt wood plinth and bun feet, 46cm high, key and pendulum

A Davenport blue and white willow pattern tureen of small form. Height including finial +/- 11 cm, together with another similar, five blue and white plates and a pair of continental bookends.

A 19th tortoiseshell and ivory strung octagonal tea caddy, with two interior lidded compartments and raised on short ball silver plated feet. Height including carrying finial 13.5 cm, width 13.5 cm, depth 9 cm. NOTE: This item has been assigned an ivory exemption certificate number NSEM5XK1.On the top of the caddy the central tortoiseshell veneer is lifting towards the rear and to the front edge.  Generally the caddy shows some age-related wear but nothing majorly untoward. The hinge works as it should.  Internally the left-hand lid has losses to the front and rear sections and the right-hand one has a small chip to the top left-hand side and the top right-hand side.  Internally the silver sections are degraded. The black liners around the rims are also missing to the front and towards the right-hand side, there is also some cracking to these sections on the lid. 

A George III oak longcase clock by Robert Leck Jedburgh, with two train striking movement and painted dial. Height including finial 208 cm.

A Victorian style music stand, double sided with folding action, adjustable and raised on three downswept legs terminating in scroll feet. Height at lowest position including finial 128 cm, width 40 cm.

An 18th century oak longcase clock by Blaylock of Longtown, with two train striking movement long trunk door fluted and reeded column corners raised on bracket feet. Height including finial 230 cm (see illustration).

An early 19th century rosewood four division Canterbury, with centre carrying handle single drawer and raised on turned legs terminating in brass castors. Height 55 cm, width 45.5 cm, depth 37.5 cm (see illustration).The Canterbury is generally in good order, showing signs of age-related wear and tear.  The front right-hand finial has a chip missing out of the front but this has worn smooth over time.  The drawer opens and closes as it should, and the castors are all in working order, however some of the screws have been later replaced with slightly over sized screws but this is barely noticeable. 

A George III inlaid mahogany longcase clock, with swans neck pediment above the silvered brass dial and two train striking movement and with long trunk door beneath inlaid with Britannia. Height including finial 220 cm.

An Edwardian silver jug, Sheffield 1909 maker Lee & Wigfull (Henry Wigfull), raised on three feet and with engraving to underside "To the Tysons of The Beck from the Lewthwaites of Broadgate". Overall weight 480 grams. Height including finial +/- 21 cm (see illustration).

A Victorian silver plated Samovar, with foliate decoration engraved Xmas 1897. Height 55 cm.The samovar is generally in good order.  There are some scratches etc and age related wear but nothing toward.  The finial to the top is at a slight angle, it has presumably been dropped at some point and there are a couple of dents to the internal rim.  The tap works as it should and there has possibly been a repair to the column towards the base.  There has been a repair to the rear left-hand foot although it does sit perfectly flat on the table top.  It is marked to the underside James Dickson & Sons. 

A Russian silver teapot. Alexander Mukhin (probably),Moscow, c.1880. The baluster-shaped body engraved with sprays of flowers and foliage to a scrolling handle with ivory insulators, designed with a curving, elongated spout and hinged cover with circular finial, marks indistinct, 84 standard, 16.8cm high, together with a small 19th century Russian silver tray, Moscow, 1875, unknown maker (Cyrillic Z.Z.) and assay master (Cyrillic I.K.), of shaped, rectangular form with twin handles and engraved floral and village decoration to base, 84 standard, 15.8 x 25.5cm (inc. handles), total weight approx. 21.7ozt (2) Ivory submission reference: YNV58DBW

An impressive Italian silver water jug.Argenteria il Leone, Florence, 20th century. Of tapering, cylindrical form, the body raised on a circular foot and repousse decorated with flowers and stalks of wheat, designed with a hinged cover with bud finial opening to a gilded interior, the scroll handle with foliate thumbpiece, 800 standard, 30.5cm high, approx. weight 59.4ozt

A group of silver including an Edwardian three piece tea set. Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1908. The part lobed set comprising a teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, the teapot with wooden handle and finial to hinged cover, together with a pair of baluster-shaped peppers, London, 1918, Edward Barnard & Sons, with flame finials to domed covers, 9.8cm high; a small easel-back silver photo frame, apparently unmarked, with repousse foliate scroll border, 13.5cm high; a Victorian 'Grecian' pattern christening spoon and fork, London, 1876, Chawner & Co., a cased pair of salt cellars (Chester, 1911)  with two associated salt spoons and two small tapersticks, Birmingham, 1980, maker JC., 4.5cm high, total weighable silver approx. 37ozt (a lot)

A Victorian silver hot water jug with dog finial. John Tapley, London, 1841. The fluted body chased with flowers, leaves, scrolls and trelliswork and engraved with unicorn crest beneath pouring lip, the scrolling handle with foliate thumbpiece to a hinged cover with stylised dog finial, ivory insulators to handle, 28.5cm high (inc. handle), approx. weight 37oztIvory submission reference: EPLHMYLU Condition Report: Some general scratching, pitting and nicking commensurate with age. A ding and some bruising below the bottom of the handle. The decoration is slightly worn in some areas, but is clear overall. The hinge is in good working order although the lid sits ever so slightly raised. The handle is sturdy. Hallmarks are clear. The engraved crest is crisp. Additional photographs are available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-I6yAOVvc6s

An Elizabeth II silver coffee pot. Nayler Brothers, London, 1977.Designed in the Queen Anne style, with a domed cover and wooden scroll handle, 24.5cm high, together with a Victorian silver hot water jug with woven wicker handle and acorn finial to hinged cover, London, 1864, William Comyns & Sons, the pear-shaped body raised on a shallow, circular foot, 18.8cm high, total weight approx. 34.4ozt  (2)Condition Report: coffee pot 23.1ozt, hot water jug 11.3ozt

A George V three piece silver tea set. Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1922. The set comprising a teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, all with part-lobed bodies and raised on lobed, circular feet, the gadrooned borders decorated with foliate and shell motifs, the teapot with carved wooden handle and finial to hinged lid, teapot approx. 15.2cm high (inc. handle), total weight approx.49.4ozt (3) 

A George II silver caster. Samuel Welder, London, 1732.  Of octagonal, baluster form and raised on a stepped, octagonal foot, the pierced cover with knopped finial, 15.5cm high, together with a Victorian silver caster, London, 1894, Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, of baluster form and raised on a moulded circular foot, moulded banding around the shoulder and knopped finial to pierced cover, 12.8cm high, total weight approx. 9.1ozt (2)  Provenance:  The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery Condition Report: Welder caster: Some general nicking, scratching and minor pitting commensurate with age. Very slightly wobbly on foot. Evidence of erasure(s) to body. Wear and a few dings to high points of panelled body. Piercing to cover generally in good condition but a ding and split noted. Cover slightly loose. Some discolouration to silver body in places. Victorian caster. Good overall condition. Very slightly wobbly on foot. Marks slightly rubbed to body, but legible. Good marks to cover. Some dings and bruising to knopped finial. Some dark marking to body and cover which has not been removed by a light polish. Piercing in good condition. Cover fits snugly. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-Nffl8XZ77u

An Edwardian silver teapot. Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1902. Of rectangular form, the part-lobed body raised on four paw feet and designed with shell and gadrooned border, the hinged cover with carved wooden finial, wooden handle detached, 12.5cm high, approx. weight 16.7ozt  Condition Report: Some general scratching, nicking and pitting commensurate with age. Scratched inventory numbers to base. A little wobbly on feet. Please note that the handle is fully detached from the teapot (but included). No pins included. Spout misshapen at tip. Some old solder noted to interior in area of foot. Hallmarks generally clear but maker’s marks partially rubbed. Hinge in good condition. No dings noted to body. Overall a nice teapot albeit with handle detached. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-SumSC5Rpt6

A George III silver tea caddy. Pierre Gillois, London, 1782. Of shaped, oval form, the body bright-cut engraved with floral garlands to a hinged cover with flower finial, vacant oval cartouches to front and back, 10.5cm high (inc. finial), 13cm wide, approx. weight 13.4ozt Condition Report: Surface scratches and other blemishes commensurate with age. Hallmarks clear. Deeper scratches to the inside of the lid. Some old solder noted to interior. Some bruising to the insides of the corners/curves of the caddy. Wear and some deeper scratches to the underside of the base. The lock is not functioning and it is without its key. Additional images are available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-NhUuZwYUNI 

A helmet-shaped George III silver cream jug.Hester Bateman, London, 1787. With punch beaded border and raised on a square foot, 13.4cm high (inc. handle), together with a George II silver cream boat, London, 1754, maker's mark rubbed, the oval body raised on trefoil pad feet, scratch engraved with initials to underside, 8.5cm high (inc. handle); and a George III silver caster with flame finial, London, 1761, John Delmester, the baluster body raised on a stepped, circular foot to a domed, pierced cover, 17.5cm high, total weight approx. 12ozt (3)  

A group of silver and silver plate including a caster with flame finial. Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London, 1935. Of baluster form and raised on a stepped, circular foot, the side engraved with lion crest, 18.5cm high; together with various other silver items including a German silver trinket box, stamped with pseudo Hanau marks for Georg Roth & Co. and British import marks, the oval box designed with repousse decoration to sides and hinged lid, 8.5 x 11cm; a small five bar toast rack; a spirally fluted mustard with blue glass liner; a pill box with enamelled lid; a cased set of silver plated teaspoons with figural terminals, and various other items, total weighable silver approx. 33.9ozt (a lot) 

A French Aesthetic Movement silver mounted inkwell. Abit & Lopisgich (1898-1903), Paris, c.1900. Of square form, the opaque, banded glass body forming a green and burgundy ground behind a silver mount with a seascape scene depicting a swan against a setting sun, the inkwell raised on four lion paw bracket feet and designed with a domed, hinged cover with bud finial, liner deficient, stamped 'sterling silver, France' to underside, 15cm high

A Victorian silver egg coddler, teapot and kettle. Walter & John Barnard, London, 1888. Together with a matched Victorian silver teapot stand, London, 1888, maker's mark overstamped EJW, all of part-lobed design, the ovoid egg coddler raised on three scrolling supports, burner deficient, 20.5cm high; the oval-shaped teapot with wooden handle and fluted spout, the kettle (stand and burner deficient) of baluster form with knopped finial to hinged cover, handle damaged, all four pieces engraved with matching crest, kettle 29cm high, teapot 16cm high, total weight approx. 100.2ozt (4)   

A group of silver, silver plate and white metal. Various dates and makers. The group including: a George V silver teapot, Birmingham, 1914, Joseph Gloster, the shaped body raised on four bun feet and engraved with initial to side, ebonised handle and finial, 31cm wide, 16.7cm high (inc. handle); a late Victorian silver milk jug, London, 1900, William Hutton & Sons, the reeded angular handle to body raised on an oval foot and decorated with lobed design to lower section, 9.2cm high; a silver salt cellar, London, 1927, William Comyns & Sons, the circular body raised on a stepped, circular foot and complete with blue glass liner, 7.7cm dia., a twin-handled silver bowl, Sheffield, 1934, Mappin & Webb, raised on a moulded, circular foot, 12cm wide (inc. handles); an Edwardian silver caster, Sheffield, 1909, maker E. S. B., of octagonal, baluster form and raised on a stepped, octagonal foot, knopped finial to cover, 18.5cm high; a pair of novelty silver plate mounted salt and pepper shakers, modelled as two milk cans, 5.7cm high; and other items, total weighable silver approx. 43.8ozt (a lot) Condition Report: The weighable silver doesn't include the silver plated salt and pepper, a white metal stand and a small vanity box. 

A Victorian silver gilt caster. Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1865. The baluster body raised on a circular foot and richly repousse decorated with scrolls, flowers and foliage framing an engraved crest, the pierced, domed cover with knopped finial, 19.5cm high, approx. weight 9.6oztProvenance: Property from a UK private collection. 

A George V silver gilt cup and cover. C. J. Vander, London, 1911. The urn-shaped body with twin foliate handles to a circular foot raised on a square base, the pull-off cover with bud finial and chased foliate decoration to dome, 16cm high, approx. weight 9.6ozt Provenance: Property from a UK private collection. Condition Report: Some light surface scratches throughout. Some slight wear to the edge of the cover where it sits within the cup and corresponding wear to the inside of the cup where contact is made with the cover. The interior is nice and bright. Hallmarks and decoration are clear. Additional images are available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-z917CZZpEu 

A Continental silver pedestal dish with cover. Stamped 925.The lobed, circular dish raised on a pedestal foot and designed with scrolling floral handles and a shaped scroll border, the cover with bud finial, gilded interior, base stamped 925, cover unmarked, approx. 19cm high, 20.5cm dia. (exc. handles), approx. weight 22.5oztCondition Report: The dish and cover are in good overall condition. Some general scratching and nicking noted. Steady on foot. Gilding to interior is bright. Some solder where handles meet body. Some small splits and holes to lobed area beneath finial and some green discolouration here. A small ding to base visible from interior and an area of scratches here also. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-Ook3XvB8dZ 

A George III silver teapot. Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London, 1812. The rounded, rectangular body designed with a reeded band to mid-section and raised on four ball feet, the hinged cover to oblong finial with ivory insulator, the squared handle with ivory insulators also, 18cm high, approx. weight 23.6oztIvory submission reference: 4FD2CYFL  

A Victorian silver ewer with fruiting vine handle.  Edward, John & William Barnard,London, 1851. The globular, fluted body profusely chased with flowers, scrolls and foliate motifs tapering to a narrow neck, the hinged cover surmounted by a foliate finial to a stylised branch handle with fruiting vine decoration and ivory insulators, the body raised on a stepped foot and engraved with presentation inscription reading: 'Presented by the resident magistrates, county inspectors and sub-inspectors of constabulary of the East and West Riding and City of Cork as a token of esteem and regard to Robert Joseph O'Brien Esq. late paymaster of the Force. October 1851', engraved with crest to opposite side, 35cm high, approx. weight 35.3oztIvory submission reference: 4FG6PDSE Condition Report: The ewer is in good condition. Some minor surface scratching and nicking commensurate with age. Handle is firm. Hinged cover in good condition. Decoration is crisp. A few dings noted to body. Some small splits to ivory insulators. Steady on foot. Duty mark and maker's mark a little rubbed but legible. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-ryPNAps1eX 

A Regency silver three piece tea set. Solomon Hougham, Solomon Royes & John East Dix,  London, 1818. The set comprising a teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, all raised on four floral-shouldered bracket feet, the sides repousse decorated and chased with scrolls, fruits, flowers and foliage, the scrolling handles with female mask thumbpieces and the cream jug with bearded mask beneath spout, the teapot with ivory insulators to handle and a flower finial to hinged cover, each piece engraved with initial to cartouches, traces of gilding to interior of sugar and jug, teapot 16cm high (inc. handle) total weight approx. 64ozt (3)Ivory submission reference: 89Y387DD

An Elizabeth II three piece silver tea set. Viner's, Sheffield, 1960. The panelled bodies raised on four paw feet, the teapot designed with wooden handle and finial, teapot approx. 15.2cm high (inc. handle), total weight approx. 29.6ozt (3)

A late Victorian silver butter dish with flower finial. Charles Stuart Harris,London, 1900. Of circular form, with a gadrooned border to base and flower finial to domed cover, 18.2cm dia., 9.5cm high, approx. weight 17.2oztCondition Report: Some general scratching, pitting and nicking commensurate with age. Hallmarks are clear. More prominent scratches to the centre of the dish. A small ding to the edge of the dish’s centre. Insulator underneath the finial. The cover is a little bit wobbly. Additional images are available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-QpFnE1ecma