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Click here to subscribeTwo early 20th century silver three piece cruet sets, comprising Edwardian example with mustard pot, open salt and pepper shaker, all hallmarked George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1910, and a Victorian example with mustard pot and a pair of salt and pepper shakers, hallmarked Sheffield 1880, both within fitted casesCondition Report:Weighable silver approx 7.64 ozt (237.8 grams)
A group of silver, including a pair of Elizabeth II silver sauce boats. A. Chick & Sons, London, 1978. The flying c-scroll handles to gadrooned borders, raised on three pad feet, 16cm wide (inc. handles), together with: a late Victorian Scottish silver quaich, Edinburgh, 1890, Robert & Henry Bruce Kirkwood, of traditional form and engraved with presentation inscription, one of the lugs applied with shield, bowl dia. 7cm, 11.5cm wide (inc. lugs); a late Victorian twin-handled bowl, London, 1900, Wakely & Wheeler, the pierced handles to circular bowl raised on a stepped, circular foot, 16cm wide, 9.3cm high (inc. handles); a small silver dish with Tudor rose motif to centre; and a cruet set comprising mustard pot, pepper and salt cellar, Birmingham, 1939, G. Bryan & Co., import marks for Dublin, 1940, with Celtic knot decoration around the rims and complete with blue glass liners, in fitted case (damaged), spoons deficient, together with a small pair of metal candlesticks, total weighable silver approx. 29ozt (a lot)Condition Report: The weighable silver doesn't include the two small metal candlesticks.
An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver cruet set. Henry Newton Veitch, Chester, 1906. The set comprising two salt cellars, two pepper shakers and a mustard pot, all raised on spreading circular feet and designed with elongated, birfucated handles, the salts and mustard with blue glass liners, the peppers with perforated covers, total weighable silver approx. 10.6ozt (5)
A novelty Victorian silver salt cellar and spoon. Edward & Joseph Mappin, London, 1864. Designed as a cauldron raised on three feet, the spoon modelled as a pouring ladle, gilded interiors, 4cm high; together with various oddments comprising: a silver mounted glass oil/vinegar bottle with fox mask cover, Birmingham, 1988, J. B. Chatterley & Sons, the stopper designed to pour through the fox's snout, the bottle probably associated, approx. 12.5cm high; an Edwardian silver pipe tamper kit, Birmingham, 1909, W.J. Myatt & Co., 5.5cm long; an Italian silver novelty spoon/scoop designed as a jockey cap and whip, stamped 800, 5.8cm long; a small Chinese silver salt cellar with glass liner and foliate decoration to sides, 3cm high; a pair of Edwardian silver mechanical claw sugar nips, Birmingham, 1907, Hammond, Turner & Sons, registered design no. 494371, 9.1cm long; and a pair of blue glass lined silver pepper shakers, Birmingham, 1938, Joseph Gloster, 8.8cm high, total weighable silver approx. 4.5ozt (9)
A small group of silver including a George III silver salt cellar. Richard Morton & Co., Sheffield, 1777. Of oval form with blue glass liner, designed with pierced sides and raised on four claw and ball feet, hallmarked shortly after the opening of the Sheffield assay office in 1773, 8.2cm wide; together with: a George V silver tea caddy, Birmingham, 1915, A. & J. Zimmerman, of plain, cylindrical form, with pull-off lid, 8.5cm high, together with: a pair of George V silver salt cellars with blue glass liners, Birmingham, 1916, William Hutton & Sons, with pierced sides and raised on four ball feet; two Egyptian silver ashtrays, 6.7cm dia.; and a pair of George V silver pepper shakers with pierced sides and blue glass liners, Chester, 1920, Haseler & Bill, 6.7cm high, total weighable silver approx. 9.6ozt (8)
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 group of silver including a George III silver ladle. William Sumner I, London, 1790. The Old English pattern ladle engraved with crest to terminal, 34.4cm long; together with various other items including a pair of Scottish silver salt and pepper shakers, Glasgow, 1909, R. & W. Sorley, of cylindrical form with reeded banding to base and rim, 5cm high; a silver sauce boat by the Adie Bros., three Kiddush cups; various napkin rings including an engine turned pair with vacant cartouches; a sugar bowl with scroll border and various cruets, total weighable silver approx. 24.1ozt (a lot)
A pair of silver salt and pepper shakers.Tiffany & Co.,20th century. Of tapering, octagonal form with scroll handles and pointed finials to pierced covers, the salt with gilded cover, stamped to base with London import marks, 1985, numbered 706 and signed Tiffany & Co., 9cm high, total weight approx.7.1ozt (2)
Clarice Cliff, a three-piece 'Taormina' design cruet set, Bonjour shape, facsiile signature backstamp, salt and pepper 6.5cm high, with associated plastic spoon.Qty: 3Condition report:Some scratches to the glaze of the trees on the salt shaker. There is also a small pinpoint nick on the side of the salt shaker. Neither the salt or pepper have a stopper. Otherwise all three pieces remain in good condition, no hairlines or restoration. There is a small nick/ chip to the underside of the cover of the mustard, partly coloured in orange. They stand well. The cover of the mustard is a little loose fitting but the glazes match well with the trees of the shakers. The spoon is just a small cream plastic spoon, with age, but no markings of any kind.
TWO BOXES OF METALWARE, to include fifty horse harness brass medallions most mounted on leather straps, three brass weights 1lb, 2lb and 4lb, marked on the base with a crown and numbers, a copper cake slice, a brass hand bell, a selection of vintage EPNS cutlery with mother of pearl handles, Old Hall stainless steel tea pots, jugs, salt and pepper, trays etc., an antique metal Roundlet corkscrew, etc. (2 boxes), (sd/af)
This lot features two elegant antique porcelain condiment sets, including a Royal Worcester tabletop set and a Porcelaine de France fish-shaped set, both adorned with gold accents. The Royal Worcester set, marked with registry number Rd No 145176, Pattern 1433, includes a salt and pepper shaker, a mustard pot with lid, and a handled tray, exemplifying English craftsmanship from the late 19th to early 20th century. The Porcelaine de France set, shaped like a fish, includes a mustard pot, salt and pepper shakers, and an integrated tray, decorated with hand-painted floral motifs and a gilded scenic depiction of Notre-Dame de Liesse Basilica. Both sets are in excellent antique condition with minor wear, making them desirable collectibles for fine porcelain and vintage kitchenware enthusiasts.Dimensions: 2.75"HCountry of Origin: England, FranceCondition: Age related wear.
This charming set of six hand-painted porcelain salt and pepper shakers features delicate floral motifs, each with gilded metal tops. The shakers exhibit a variety of colorful flower designs, including violets, roses, and other florals, and are accented by soft pastel hues. The bases of the shakers have cork closures, ensuring their use as functional items. This set is a beautiful addition to any collection of vintage porcelain or decorative tableware.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 2.5"HCondition: Age related wear.
A diverse collection of vintage and decorative porcelain and ceramic salt and pepper shakers, featuring various designs and motifs. Included in this set are: A pair of Dutch boy and girl figural salt and pepper shakers (3.25"H), dressed in traditional attire with painted details. A pair of floral-patterned cow-shaped ceramic shakers (2.5"H), featuring a hand-painted design with vibrant flowers over a light blue glaze. Two pairs of porcelain salt and pepper shakers (2.5"H) with silver-tone metal lids, adorned with delicate floral decorations. Various backstamps and markings on the bases of select pieces, indicating different manufacturers.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. Chips on little girl S&P shakers.
This charming 5-piece collection features hand-painted salt and pepper shakers alongside a matching muffineer, each adorned with vibrant floral designs. The largest piece, the muffineer, measures 4.5"H and showcases an intricate rose motif. Two salt and pepper sets include delicate violet and pink floral patterns with subtle gold accents. The undersides of the pieces are marked "Hand Painted" with cork stoppers present. This delightful set brings vintage elegance to any dining table or collection.Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
A collection of 20th century Christofle silver plated serving wares, comprising two large oval platters, two triple bowl servers, two small rectangular serving trays, and five pairs of salt & peppers on individual dishes, each piece in the Malmaison design with palm leaf borders, bearing balance scale goldsmith's mark and chesspiece quality hallmark alongside 'Christofle', platter length 44.5cm, triple server dia.approx 24cm, salt & pepper dish length 8.5cm, sold with one fitted Christofle box for a triple server
T G Green Cornish Ware, yellow banded including, ''Vinegar'', ''Oil'' and ''Sauce'' bottles, ''Milk'', ''Measuring Jug'', two cruet sets on stands, large ''Salt'' and ''Pepper'' shakers, various other jugs, egg cups and storage jars (two trays)Provenance: A Private Collection in the Lake District, selling in multiple parts
T G Green Cornish Ware, blue banded spice jars with titles, including, ''Cloves'', ''Nutmeg'', ''Ginger'', ''Pepper'', ''Cinnamon'', etc, other storage jars, cups and mugs (three trays)Provenance: A Private Collection in the Lake District, selling in multiple parts Parsley x 2, Ginger x 4, Bicarb Soda, Cloves x 2, Nutmegs, Mint x 2, Pepper x 3, Mustard, Cinnemon x 2, Sago, Baking Powder x 2, Ground Ginger x 2, Cream of Tartar x 2, Salt, Spice, Baking Soda, Flour x 2, Sage. Some damage throughout, chips, cracks, crazing, staining.
Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' Dinner/Tea Service, comprising large teapot, two small teapots, coffee pot, 10 tea cups and saucers, two coffee cups and saucers, large sugar bowl, small sugar bowl, milk jug, cake plate, large cream jug, small cream jug, 17 tea plates, 8 large tea plates, 14 dinner plates, 8 soup bowls, gravy boat and dish, two lidded tureens, salt and pepper pot, oval serving plate, large platter, six napkin rings, butter knife, afternoon tea set, October flower of the month set, soap dispenser, candle holder, cigarette box, and spare lid, telephone, small basket ornament, bell ornament, swan ornament, teapot ornament, wheelbarrow ornament, medium vase, small vase, and small trinket box.
A silver perpetual calendar with interchangeable celluloid panels. Maximum height 9cm. Together with a late 19th century novelty pewter pepper pot modelled as a portrait bust of Disraeli, a Henrich Hoffman polo players salt cellar, an alabaster socle, a box of Bromo Paper, old marbles and other miscellanea in one box.Provenance: The personal collection of Peter Hone.
IN THE MANNER OF CLARICE CLIFF, NASTURTIUM CONICAL SALT AND PEPPER, of conical form, with pierced tops for salt and pepper, in attractive yellow and orange detail, unmarked to base, but in the style of Clarice CliffQty: 2This lot is in reasonably good condition, with some breakages. The base of both have chips, and some glaze loss.
A three piece condiment set of oblong form, half fluted bodies with gadrooned rims on four ball feet comprising salt, mustard with blue glass liner, pepper, hallmarked for Chester 1894/5, makers mark for James Deakin & Sons together with three various condiment spoons, two hallmarked for silver, total silver weight is 185gms
An Elizabeth II silver three piece condiment set comprising of a hinged mustard and liner, open salt and liner and a pepper, all each with applied gadrooned rims and supported on four paw feet, hallmarked for Birmingham 1967, makers mark for Barker Ellis Silver Co together with a hallmarked silver mustard spoon, Birmingham 1964, makers mark for the Adie Bros, silver weight 195gms
A Victorian silver three-piece condiment set of tapering cylindrical form, engraved with a band of leaves, comprising mustard with hinged lid and two pepper casters, London 1880 by Martin Hall & Co, height of mustard 8cm, and a silver three-piece condiment set of cushion form, comprising mustard, salt and pepper casters, total weight 316.7g.
A George V silver three-piece condiment set of oval form with pierced lattice sides, comprising salt, pepper caster and mustard, with two condiment spoons, Birmingham 1933 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, weight 78.6g, cased, together with a silver mounted photograph frame of shaped oval form, embossed with cherubs, London 1903 by William Comyns & Sons, height 22cm (faults).
A late Victorian silver four-bottle condiment set of shaped square form with central ring handle, on bun feet, fitted with a cut glass vinegar bottle and stopper, a mustard and spoon, pepper caster and salt, London 1900 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, height 14.5cm, and a group of other silver, including a twin stamp box, Birmingham 1901, napkin rings, an ashtray and various dressing table jars, weighable items 297.7g.
A small group of silver, including a three-piece condiment set with pierced sides, comprising salt, pepper caster and mustard, Birmingham 1923, a set of six teaspoons and pair of matching sugar tongs, and a christening spoon and pusher, cased, total weight 382.4g, together with a group of plated items, including a three-piece tea set, an oval basket and a glass preserve jar with plated stand.
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