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A George V silver creamer and sugar bowl, both hallmarked for London 1929 by 'COFH'. (2) Condition Report: 12.0 ozt / 374.1 grams.

A large collection of commemorative and coronation silver souvenir teaspoons, bowl and stamp holder. Condition Report: 14.0 ozt / 437 grams.

A George VI Mappin & Webb four piece silver tea and coffee set, including a coffee pot, teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, hallmarked for Sheffield 1945, milk jug marked for 1944. (4) Condition Report: 57.9 ozt / 1802 grams.

A pair of Danish silver toddy ladles, with an oval bowl and beaded decoration, hallmarked for Copenhagen 1930 by Carl M. Cohr, 17.1cm long, together with a set of five Danish pastry forks by F.J. Hingelberg, engraved initials, 13.3cm long, along with a set of four silver dessert forks. (11) Condition Report: 11.6 ozt / 363.5 grams.

A Silver Jubilee toddy ladle with 1897 shilling inset in the bowl, limited edition of 500, by The Royal Mint, length 30 cm, in presentation case with certificate. Condition Report:

A Victorian silver footed bowl with intricately pierced foliate decoration, later inscribed with names and dates, hallmarked for London 1897 by 'RWJW', length 19cm x width 15cm x height 9cm. Condition Report: 10.6 ozt / 331 grams.

A matched silver tea set, comprising a George V silver teapot, with ebonised handle, full hallmarks for London 1919 by Robert Pringle & Sons, 13cm high, together with a Edward VII silver milk jug, hallmarked for Birmingham 1905 by Robinson & Co, and a George V silver sugar bowl, hallmarked for Sheffield 1933 by Viner's Ltd. (3) Condition Report: Total weight; 15.7 ozt / 490.3 grams.

An Edward VII three piece silver teaset, including a teapot with wooden handle, milk jug and sugar bowl, all hallmarked for Chester 1902 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes. (3) Condition Report: Total weight; 22.7 ozt / 708.9 grams. (including handle) Teapot measurements; 12cm height x 24.5cm width.

A Edward VII silver punch bowl, hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, indistinct maker's marks, 20.5 diameter, 14 cm high. Condition Report: 11.1 ozt / 347.7 grams.

A pair of Edward VII silver and gilt fruit serving spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1910 by Walker & Hall, with a shell bowl and finial, length 22.5 cm, 5.3 ozt / 165 grams. Condition Report: In original fitted presentation box.

A group of assorted silver items of various dates and maker's, including three trophy cups hallmarked for London and Birmingham 1927, 1933 and 1950, a Victorian trinket box hallmarked for 1894, a snuff box, a Elizabeth II bowl hallmarked for Sheffield 1964, an Elizabeth II letter opener hallmarked for Birmingham 1973, a George VI powder compact hallmarked for Birmingham 1943, two silver coin dishes, two George V cigarette cases hallmarked for Birmingham 1931 and 1932, a quaich hallmarked for London 1879, two Victorian vinaigrettes, a Victorian vesta case hallmarked for Birmingham 1898, a pill box and a pair of Edwardian salt and pepper sifters hallmarked for Birmingham. (19) Condition Report: 36.1 ozt / 1123 grams.

A FINE SYRIAN DAMASCUS SILVER AND COPPER INLAID BRASS TRAY, inscribed and dated 1910, together with a similar coffee pot, bowl, and small box, (4).

9½" DIAMETER SILVER RUSSIAN STYLE FRUIT BOWL ON QUADRUPLE FEET, WEIGHT APPROX 645.4 GRAMS

Ca. 300 - 100 BC. A decorated silver bowl of round shape. The bowl of embossed silver with a short sub-vertical rim, embellished with idealised plants and animals on the external surface of the body. For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Accession Number: 22.50.2. Size: 130mm x 45mm; Weight: 140g Provenance: Property of a European collector; formerly in the famous Alison Barker collection, a retired London barrister; acquired between the early1960s to 1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. AD 400 - 500. A decorated silver bowl in the shape of a boat. Longitudinally oval bowl of embossed silver with a short sub-vertical rim. An engraved idealised fish within the centre. For similar see: The British Museum, Object number 1963.0420.1. Size: 190mm x 50mm; Weight: 180g Provenance: Property of a European collector; formerly in the famous Alison Barker collection, a retired London barrister; acquired between the early1960s to 1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. 11th - 13th century AD. A group of metalwork comprising a bucket-shaped bronze mortar, decorated with four frontal bird figures, possibly hawks, and two opposing ridges with handles, one of which is pierced. Included in the group is a large Ghaznavid brass magic bowl, high in zinc and copper content, adorned with twelve portrait heads in roundels, connected by crescent panels, each featuring incised Arabic calligraphy below. Also featured is a Ghaznavid brass shallow bowl, centrally engraved with a war elephant carrying an armed rider with banners, surrounded by the twelve zodiac signs, each inscribed with its Arabic or Farsi name around the circumference. Finally, a Khorassan brass ewer of typical form is included, decorated with engraved images and calligraphy, notably without any silver or copper inlay. Size: 50mm-390mm, 160mm-340mm; Weight: 7.4kg Provenance: Previous property of an Islamic art professional. Previously apart of the Henri René d’Allemagne Collection, 1979. Acquired by Ahuan U.K Ltd. from M. Roderick d’Allemagne, grandson of Henri René d’Allemagne (1836 - 1950.) Reza Attigechi, Tehran, 1978. Provenance: Purchased by Riaz Babar, 1990. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ringtons Ironstone jug, Minton Haddon Hall planter, cloisonne vase, silver plate ice bucket, large cut glass bowl and a collection of other collectables, in two boxes

A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Circular Salad Bowl, designed by Hannah Barlow, signed in monogram, with silver plated rim, incised with a band of a boy amongst horses within scrolling and beadwork borders, impressed marks, 20cm diameter.some small cracks to rim and one part that appears dented, very light crack to side, one small chip to decoration.

VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, MAKER WILLIAM MOON, EDINBURGH 1859 comprising a teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, of urn shape and engraved with trailing foliate decoration the tea pot 21cm highQty: 1362g

A Hallmarked Silver Art Deco Three Piece Teaset, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1936, comprising coffee pot, cream jug and twin handled sugar bowl, of gadrooned design, with bead and reel rim, scroll cap handles and circular spreading bases. (3)

A Large Sheffield Silver Plated Punch Bowl, foliate scroll decoration with vacant cartouche, twin lion mask and ring handles, with eight Sheffield silver plated hook cups, of foliage decoration, and a large Kings pattern ladle. (3)

A Hallmarked Silver Celtic Revival Twin Handled Trohpy Bowl, &AM, Dublin 1940, decorated with Celtic knot style bands and alternate roundels, embossed crest to centre and personalised "Adare Manor Golf Club" "Veteran's Challenge Perpetual Cup 1952", on circular spreading base, 7.5cm high (150grams).

Viners; A Hallmarked Silver Art Deco Three Piece Teaset, Sheffield 1934, comprising lidded hot water pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, of sinuous design with decorative pierced rims of foliage style, with scroll capped handles, raised on four hoof feet, all numbered "3345" (1200grams total weight).

* HERBERT DAVIS RICHTER (BRITISH 1874 - 1955), STILL LIFE, FLOWERS IN A SILVER BOWL oil on canvas, signedframedimage size 39cm x 49cm, overall size 49cm x 57cmNote: Painter, mainly in oil, especially of elegant interiors and of flowers. Born in Brighton, Sussex, he initially studied furniture design at Bath School of Art, and he continued to practise as a designer and architect there for about 10 years from the mid-1890s. Then in London studied painting with J M Swan and Frank Brangwyn. Exhibited prolifically, including RA, RBA, ROI, RSW, Goupil Gallery and Leicester Galleries. At the Paris Salon won a silver medal, having won both gold and silver medals for furniture design at the Paris International Exhibition, 1900. Was for a time president of the PS, as well as the Bath Society of Artists. Represented in Victoria & Albert Museum and in many British provincial and overseas galleries. His work is well shown in Paintings and Poems, which he published, with poems by Lady Margaret Sackville, in 1944. Thirty-three of his paintings are held in UK public collections.

Box of various including silver topped glass vase, Royal Doulton bowl, Wedgwood etc

A hallmarked silver bowl with a hallmarked silver spoon, bowl Dia. 10.5cm.

Carr's of Sheffield sunburst shaped glass bowl held on a silver stand with wooden base, Sheffield 2002, 20cm diameter

Irish silver sugar bowl, Dublin hallmark, lacking date letter but probably late 18th century, maker Matthew West, engraved decoration to rim of flowers and foliage, repousse decoration to body of foliate scrolling garlands, raised on three hoof feet, 14.5cm diameter, 6.36oztCondition ReportAdditional photos uploaded

Silver small pedestal sugar bowl of Art Nouveau style, having pair free scroll handles and on circular foot, London 1938, 9cm high, 4ozt 

George V silver three-piece tea set, hallmarked London, 1920-22, maker's marks for Robert Pringle & Sons, comprising: a teapot and hinged cover, a two-handled sugar-bowl and a milk jug, all of oval fluted form with beaded rims, on ball feet, the teapot 23.5cm wide, 80ozt, total weight (3)

Silver pedestal bowl, Sheffield 1932, William Lister & Sons, of petal form with scalloped edge on a circular stepped foot, 9cm high x 26cm diameter, 13.52ozt

William IV silver coffee pot, baluster shape and panelled with melon and foliate finial, scroll handle on shell and scroll supports, 26cm high, hallmarked London 1837, makers' mark Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, weight 29ozt, IVORY EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE NO. TFCQ4YHZCondition ReportFew dents in 'bowl' of coffee pot otherwise condition seems good.

Silver ' Goodwood Racecourse ' dish, London 2006, Links of London, the rim surmounted with a model of a horse and jockey, the centre of the bowl engraved with the Goodwood racecourse crest, 12.5cm diameter, 4.56ozt

Silver presentation bowl, London 1977, Mappin & Webb Ltd, of circular plain form with reeded edge, the rim engraved with presentation text, 19.5cm diameter, 11.55ozt

George IV silver three-piece teaset with teapot, two handled sugar basin and cream jug, each piece oblate and panelled with foliate and floral scroll handles on floral tab feet, total weight 49ozt approx, hallmarked London 1826, makers' mark Edward, Edward Junior, John and William Barnard, IVORY EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE NO. 5SJHX8LYCondition ReportTea pot handle slightly loose, minor scratches to bowl of pot otherwise good condition.  Milk jug has small dents to bowl and the two handles sugar bowl has some small dents to the bowl otherwise the condition is good.

Victorian silver bowl, London 1896, Edward Barnard & Sons, of boat form, the sides with embossed decoration of flowers and foliate scrolls around two empty cartouche, 31cm long x 8cm high, 18.98ozt

Pair George III silver and parcel-gilt tablespoons, London 1794, maker William Sumner, each having gilt bowl interior and engraved with formal leaves and foliate scrolls, 4ozt approx., in case 

Silver ashtray, Birmingham 1933, maker's mark rubbed, the bowl engraved with text, 11cm diameter, small silver bowl, Chester 1962, 8cm diameter, and a circular card tray with beaded wavy rim stamped ' Silver ', 16cm diameter, total weight 7.35ozt

George III silver candle snuffer tray, London 1799, Peter Podio, of elliptical form with twin handles and reeded edge, the bowl with foliate scroll engraved border and engraved with initials to centre, 25cm long, 4.68ozt

George V silver pedestal bowl, Birmingham 1933, S J Levi & Co, the shaped top with pierced panels on a pedestal with circular foot, 14cm diameter, 4ozt, together with white metal trumpet shaped vase with pierced rim, 16cm high

Seven sterling handled knives, floral and scroll decorated, and continental silver small caddy spoon with pierced and scroll handle, a scalloped bowl embossed with vase of flowers and scroll border

A modern hallmarked silver mounted glass fruit bowl, Birmingham 2004, diameter 36cm.

A group of collector's items comprising a 19th century taxidermy armadillo basket/bag, with material lining, diameter 18cm, a Victorian blown ostrich egg, with hand painted figure of an African warrior with the words 'Zulu Warrior' underneath, length 15cm, a 19th century beadwork panel/table doily, with a pattern depicting bird amongst flowers, 50 x 24cm, and a green bowl toothpick holder with silver rim, height 5cm, diameter 6.5cm (4).

A group of silver plated items including teapot, fruit bowl, tureen, cutlery etc, also stainless steel platters, copper fruit bowl, brass and amber glass font paraffin lamp, etc.

A quantity of silver plated items, including a good quality rectangular silver plated Oriental style tray, 40 x 31cm, four piece silver plated tea service including teapot, hot water jug, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, a coffee pot, flatware, a cased set of silver plated fish knives and forks with mother of pearl handles, etc.

Two Egyptian stamped silver items comprising an unusual small paraffin lamp with reflective circular back, marks to base, height 10.5cm, and a small shallow bowl with floral edging, raised on three supports, height 4cm, diameter 10.5cm, combined approx 175g (2).

A set of five 925 hallmarked sterling silver mounted crystal glass wine glasses of graduated size, largest height 12.5cm and diameter 10cm, smallest height 7cm and diameter 4.5cm, also a Bohemian style silver overlaid floral decorated octagonal footed bowl, diameter 24cm (6).

Six large cut glass wine glasses with faceted bowls, 15.5cm, a vintage silver plated wine cooler with ring handles, eleven finely engraved bowl wine glass, and a glass chimney

A selection of silver plated items, including a dish, toast rack, sugar bowl, cream jug, cased flatware, loose cutlery, and etc

A selection of silver plate including a muffin dish, a finger bowl with a glass liner, four trophies, and a selection of loose cutlery.

A mixed selection of silver, including condiments, two squat candlesticks, a page marker and a condiments silver bowl on pad feet 8 oz, excluding candlesticks.

A Late Victorian silver rose bowl with floral decoration, London, 1898, Makers Marks W & C Sissons, 23cm D, 15cm H, 21.3 oz approx

A small collection of silver to include a George V planished footed bowl, London, 1933 by Charles Boyton, with inscribed Boyton signature and further date ‘1936’ to underside, 7cm high, 9cm diameter, 5.6 ozt, together with a cased condiment set, Birmingham, 1947 by Charles S Green & Co Ltd, in the Art Deco style in ‘Commander Goldsmith & Watchmaker Lemington Spa’ retailer’s case, 3ozt, together with a small selection of silver plated cutlery etc.

A Victorian rosewood dressing case the hinged rectangular top enclosing a fitted interior with various silver-plated topped glass containers,31cm widetogether with a 19th century yew wood tea caddy of sarcophagus form, fitted mixing bowl and twin canisters,30cm wide (2)Condition Reportsmall split to edge of rosewood box surface scratches and nibbles to both

An American silver oval bowl, early 20th century, makers mark for Theodore Starr, New York, embossed and chased with a garland of flowers with a hammered border, centred with an engraved monogram 'SSS', stamped 'C2863', 34cm wide 13ozt Condition ReportTarnished throughout. Shape fair - some knocks.

A composed three piece silver bachelor's tea service, teapot by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1902, 24cm wide, sugar bowl,15.5cm wide, and cream jug by William Hutton & Sons, London 1897, 11.5cm wide29ozt total (3)Condition ReportHeavy tarnish. Marks clear.

A George V silver footed bowl, Gorham Manufacturing Co, London 1910, with engraved scrolling foliate decoration to the rim, with a blue glass liner22cm diameter11cm high 19.4oztCondition ReportSome minor dirt and tarnish. Light surface wear and scratches. Some tiny dents and scratches to the rim and interior. Sits flat. Some light scratches and wear to glass but free from chips.

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern ladle, Glasgow 184438cm longtogether with a George III silver serving spoon,maker's mark WS, London 181129cm longand a silver toddy ladle, with a turned wood handle, inset with a George III coin34cm long 13.02ozt weighable (3)Condition ReportLadle) The maker's mark is rubbed. The end of the handle has been repaired, with a visible join line.Serving spoon) Small dents to the bowl and tarnishing. Toddy ladle) dented and tarnished.

A Victorian silver bowl, by Charles Cooke, London, 1893, embossed and chased with panels of flowers, 15.5cm diameter9.8oztCondition ReportTarnished, with dents to the body. Marks fair.

A Burmese silver bowl, late 19th century, embossed and chased with a band of figures, tests silver, unmarked, 15.5cm high, 25cm diameter approx, 46ozt Condition ReportBent and misshapen and dented. Does not appear to be any splits.  Vendor remembers standing on this years ago...Please see additional images.