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A Elizabeth II silver four piece tea set, with hammered decoration and engraved a bushel of wheat, comprising of a teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, Robert Welch, London 1993, 52.7 ozt (all in) (4)

A Talleres de los Ballesteros silver coloured metal and glass bowl, with bubble decoration, 14 cm diameter, boxed

A George V silver sugar bowl, 3.4 ozt, assorted silver plate, a silver bangle, and an open face pocket watch (box)

An Edward VII silver swing handled sugar bowl, London 1907, 4.3 ozt

A silver bowl, with pierced decoration, Sheffield 1963, 5.2 ozt

A sterling silver bowl, 16 cm wide, and another 15 cm wide, 7.4 ozt (2)

A silver spoon, Omar Ramsden, London 1914, 1.2 oztLength 13.8 cmWidth of bowl 3cmno faults found

A George V silver sugar bowl, and a silver cream jug, Sheffield 1913, 15.1 ozt (2)

A collection of Wedgwood Jasperware and black basalt items, comprising, a footed bowl, 26.5cm diameter, a pair of spill vases, with harebell and acanthus decoration, 16.3cm high, a biscuit barrel, with silver plated mount, 21.5cm high, a hedgehog flower frog, 23cm long, together with a cream jug, 13cm wide, and a potpourri bowl and cover, 11cm wide (7)Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportCracks, chips and restoration.

A miniature silver five-piece tea service, by A Marston & Co, Birmingham 1948, comprising a teapot, 3cm high, a coffee pot, 4.5cm high, a twin handled sugar bowl, 3.5cm wide, a milk jug, 2.5cm wide and a tray 14.7cm wide 1.89ozt (5)Condition ReportOverall good order. Minor wear and rubbing.

A silver pedestal bowl by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1929, of octagonal form, 21cm wide11cm high15.2oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout but no apparent dents.

A collection of silver items comprising a footed bowl, in the form of a stylised flower, marked 925, 14cm wide, a Scottish silver saucer ladle, by Robert Naughten, a Continental silver sifter, a Danish silver dish, 15.2cm diameter, a Danish silver sifting ladle, 19cm long, and a set of six footed bowls,weighable 18.9ozt (qty.)Condition ReportDanish bowl split to one of folded lines. Ladle quite worn. Knocks, wear and rubbing throughout.

A collection of silver items comprising a cased set of Victorian heart-shaped salts, Birmingham 1897, a pierced bowl, Birmingham 1903, 16cm wide, and a silver plated sifter, by Robert & Belk, 15cm high3.6ozt weighableCondition ReportNo damage to the pierced decoration. Wear commensurate with age.

A small silver rose bowl by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1899, 15.5cm diameter10cm high6.8oztCondition ReportLight surface scratches commensurate with age. No apparent dents. Does not wobble on a flat surface. No inscriptions or signs or erasure. Please see the additional images. 

A Victorian silver water jug by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1884, with fluted decoration,16.5cm high together with a Continental silver sugar bowl,with wrythen fluting, marked 925,7.4cm hightotal 17.5ozt (2)Condition ReportMinor knocks and wear throughout.

A collection of silver teaspoons comprising a set of twelve Queen's pattern teaspoons, by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London 1889, a set of six Fiddle pattern teaspoons, by Morris & Michael Emanuel, London 1828, a set of five teaspoons, by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1909, a Fiddle pattern salt spoon, by John Stone, Exeter, and a caddy spoon, London 1802, with a shell form bowl and bright-cut handle,total 20.3oztCondition ReportKnocks and wear. Marks rubbed, particularly to the salt and caddy spoons. The John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater teaspoons are 14.5cm long - please see the additional images for the duty mark. 

A George III silver sauceboat probably by David Whyte, London 1770, with 'C' scroll handles,16.5cm long11.5cm hightogether with a footed silver dish,early to mid-19th century, marks rubbed, 14.7cm diameter9.8cm high15.6ozt total (2)Condition ReportOverall good order. Both marks are rubbed, the marks to the bowl are more noticeably rubbed and difficult to decipher. Minor knocks and wear commensurate with age.

A silver twin-handled pedestal bowl by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1928, engraved 'Jemima April 1928', 22cm wide12.5cm high9.5oztCondition ReportTarnishing throughout. No apparent dents.

A collection of silver and plated items comprising a George III pierced silver wine coaster, London, 1798, with initials to the centre, 13.5cm diameter, a modern silver coaster, 13cm diameter, a silver plated punch bowl, 37cm diameter, a silver-plated tray, 66cm wide, and a stirrup, 13.5cm high (5)Condition ReportTarnishing and wear

A silver bowl stamped 830, possibly German, the circular bowl with animal decorated reserves, on paw feet,17cm diameter,together with a white metal bowl with loop handle, a pair of Indian white metal salts and three spoons25ozt weighableCondition ReportMinor scratches scuffs and dents commensurate with age.

A collection of silver items comprising a pair of candlesticks, 23cm high, a Portuguese ashtray, 13cm wide, a Victorian boot hook, 23.5cm long, a Victorian card case, with foliate decoration, 8cm high, and a small Portuguese bowl, 8cm wide8.72oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout commensurate with age.

A group of three silver bowls comprising a twin-handled sugar bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1899, the handles modelled as acanthus leaves, 16cm wide, another example, Birmingham 1903, with scrolled handles, 13.5cm wide, and a quaich, by Walker & Hall, Birmimgham 1935, total 13.72ozt (3)Condition ReportAll in good condition, with only light surface scratches.

A silver three piece tea service by William Aitken, Birmingham 1921, comprising a teapot, 26cm wide, twin-handled suagr bowl, 15.5cm wide, a cream jug, 15cm wide, with an engraved Classical style swag border, total 33.34ozt (3)Condition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout.

A LARGE ENGRAVED IRANIAN SILVER BOWL AND TRAY BY MAHMUD RABI'I Pahlavi Iran, ca. 1960 - 1970Comprising a large silver bowl, resting on a stepped, splayed, circular foot, with a scalloped rim, the exterior engraved and incised with a typical wide horizontal frieze alternating over-imposed cusped palmettes and arabesque medallions, set against a ring-dotted ground of floral sprays and leafy volutes, the rim enhanced with dense rosette festoons, the base stamped with the maker's mark, the Iranian silversmith Mahmud Rabi'i, the assay mark '84, and the retailer's mark 'PH', Pirayesh (active 1960 - 1970); and its matching circular tray, with a wide, flattened rim, and everted edges, the engraved decoration around the rim matching in style the exterior of the bowl, and the centre showcasing a large sunburst medallion with a rosette in the middle issuing interlocking vegetal meanders, cusped palmettes, and arabesque medallions, stamped with the same three marks on the reverse of the rim. The bowl: 35.7cm diam. and 13.5cm high, and 1855gr.The circular tray: 43cm diameter and 1508gr. 35.7cm diam. and 13.5cm high, and 43cm diameter Qty: 2

AN OTTOMAN ENGRAVED AND REPOUSSÉ SILVER HAMMAM BOWL Possibly Istanbul or Bursa, Ottoman Turkey, 19th centuryOf typical shallow rounded shape, with a flattened, concave base, moulded in a lobed and scalloped flower-like pattern, the raised and chased interior featuring a central hemispherical boss with a rosette irradiating cusped petals in-filled with further floral sprays and foliage, the exterior chased and engraved with cartouches featuring foliate stands with Westernised volutes against chequered ground.22cm diam. and 5cm high309 grams For a similar example dating to the 19th century and attributed to Bursa, please see the Bursa Museum, inv. no. 2839 (published in Splendors of the Ottoman Sultans, 1992, pp. 184 - 185). 22cm diam. and 5cm high Qty: 1

Silver caddy spoon with scallop form bowl and handle. Fully hallmarked, maker A (M) & Co. Weight approx 20g

Two studio pottery table lamp bases, a silver plated punch bowl and other items

Sterling silver sugar bowl Weight - 77g

Sterling Birmingham silver two handled bowl and sterling silver milk jug Weight - 229

BERTIL VALLIEN (1938-2018) FOR KOSTA BODA: A STUDIO GLASS FOOTED BOWL, etched signature and number "51635" to the underside, 11.5cm high x 15.5cm diameter; an iridescent glass paperweight in the from of a sea urchin by Trout Studios, signed to the underside, 5.75cm high; and a, Ditchfield Glassform paperweight in the form of a pear, the green glass and iridescent body with silver stalk and leaf, etched signature and retail label to the underside,11.25cm high (3)

A silver chalice by John Leslie Miller Auld, London 1939, the spot-hammered bowl above a central knopped sphere, formerly mounted with cabochon stones above a spreading octagonal foot, 330g (10.6ozt)20.5cm highAside from the obvious fact that the cabochon stones are missing (reason and date unkonwn), it is in generally good order noting some light surface wear and scratching.

A silver bowl or wafer and cover, probably by John Leslie Miller Auld, London 1937, with RCA hallmark likely for the Royal College of Art below a hand-written label inscribed 'J. L. Auld', the cover engraved with a calligraphic alphabet, reeded finial and foot, 478g (15ozt)11.5 x 13.5cmThere is a dent to one side of the bowl, app. 30mm in length. Otherwise, in good condition.

Omar Ramsden, an Arts & Crafts silver goblet, London, 1928, the planished body rising from a circular wrythen foot to a knopped stem embossed with heart motifs and rope-twist stringing, the everted bowl of typical form, engraved 'OMAR RAMSDEN ME FECIT' to underside, 160g (5.1ozt)11.5cm highIn good, clean condition, apparently free from damage or repair.

Omar Ramsden, an Arts & Crafts silver goblet, London, 1928, the planished body rising from a circular foot to a knopped stem embossed with stylised pear-shaped motifs and rope-twist stringing, the everted bowl similarly embossed, engraved 'OMAR RAMSDEN ME FECIT' to underside, 166g (5.3ozt)11.5cm highIn good, clean condition free from damage or repair., some very light surface wear and scratching only.

A Guild of Handicrafts silver spoon, London, 1905, the tapering and faceted stem rising from a planished pear-shaped bowl and terminating with turquoise cabochon finial12.5cm longThe cobochon is slightly loose in its mount and the silver appears to have perhaps been chewed around it.  The bowl and stem are good.

A small silver circular two handled pedestal bowl, Birmingham marks and one other silver circular sugar basin, Sheffield marks (2)

A George III silver toddy ladle, the bowl inset with a George III 1774 silver shilling and mounted with a whale bone handle

a Victorian silver circular bowl with raised decoration, London marks 1882 with later monogram

A Victorian silver circular bowl with raised scroll and floral decoration, London marks 1889, 4¾" diameter

A George IV silver berry serving spoon with decorated bowl and engraved handle, London marks 1924, silver condiment spoon and one other (3)

A Continental silver oval sweet meat bowl decorated with numerous cherubs and flowers 8½" long

A bowl and coverHammered silver 833/000Pomegranate shaped finialOporto hallmark (1938-1984)Alt.: 10,5 cm656 g

Aurum York Minster limited edition silver bowl with gilded handle and planished finish to the exterior, to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the completion of the Gothic Minster No.715/1000 designed by Hector Miller London 1972 with certificate and original case Condition Report:Approx silver weight 10.5ozt (327 grams)

Silver mounted glass claret jug inscribed 'Newmarket Racecourse' Birmingham 2001, glass bowl with silver base D20cm and another with silver foot rim inscribed 'At the Races' D23cm (3)

Orrefors glass decanter 'Sussex Stand 1990', glass ships decanter with silver collar 'Graham's Vintage Port', silver decanter label, boxed, French blue glass bowl on pewter stand 'Deauville 2012, Atlantis Gulotta glass vase etched with a racehorse H21cm and other glass with racing connections

Georgian silver toddy ladle inscribed initials to bowl with twisted handle

A Guild of Handicrafts silver preserve spoon - London 1983, planished silver, with pear-shaped bowl and notch-cut terminal to the flat stem, the underside of the bowl with a cast figure of a rat, 14.3cm long, weight 55g. 

Three silver items: an Edwardian stem vase, Birmingham 1903, the conical bowl with pierced iris flower rim, loaded base, 18cm high; a silver and cut glass powder bowl, marks rubbed; a preserve spoon, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1990, (Gross weight (excluding glass) 230g.)

A late-19th century Scottish silver thistle-shaped whisky tot - Edinburgh 1899, probably James Rettie & Son, Aberdeen, the thistle bowl and stem on a cast thistle-leaf base, 6.6cm high.* In good condition. Clear marks to bowl and base. No repairs. Engraved initials to shield cartouche. Two or three very small dings to rim. Gilt to interior surface worn. The tot does stand upright - but the centre of the base is very slightly proud of the rest of the base, so it does wobble very slightly on the base.

A small collection of silver-plated wares to include: two silver-plated copper serving dishes, late 19th century; a pair of fish servers; a foie gras shovel; a set of six shell-bowl coffee-bean spoons; a miniature plated copper scent bottle coaster;  a boxed pair of salt and pepper shakers; a Victorian two-handled sucrier; a small rose bowl; a sugar scuttle with shovel.

An unusual 19th century Bristol blue glass apothecary's bottle, of double gourd form - with polished pontil and silver mounted cork stopper, possibly later, 19.8cm high; together with two other pieces of 19th century Bristol blue glass, comprising a pedestal bowl, with folded foot, 9.7cm high; and a small, squat baluster jug, 5.4cm high. (3)

A collection of silver-plated ware to include: two 19th century chambersticks, one stamped 'Thomas's Bond Street' to base, both lack snuffer; a pair of Viners silver-plated and bakelite Adam-style wine coasters; a cased three-piece cruet set; a triple shell serving bowl; a quantity of flatware etc.

Eight silver-plated items: a mid-century chrysanthemum-shaped bowl by Elkington & Co., 26.75 cm diameter; a pair of asparagus tongs by Walker & Hall, 22.1 cm long; an Elkington & Co. Old English pattern basting spoon; a pair of WMF Art Deco style sugar tongs; a shell bowl caddy spoon; a shell bowl sifter ladle; a berry spoon, marked 'Alexander Clark Mfg Co'; a pair of Continental bread tongs.

A Continental cut glass and silver comport, early 19th century – the shallow bowl with shaped turnover rim and printie and petal cutting, on a short stem with facet cut knop to a silver pedestal base with impressed marks, weighted, 27.3cm diameter, 23cm high (glued repair to rim); together with a similar 19th century cut glass bon-bon dish with star cut octagonal base, 13cm high. (2)

Two pieces: 1.a silver pedestal bowl - William Devonport, Birmingham 1927, 10 cm high, 197g 2. a silver-plated coffee pot - early 20th century, the scrolling handle with ivory insulators, 25 cm high (ivory registration VNEV5362)

Y&nbspA VICTORIAN SILVER TRAVELLING TEA SERVICE JOHN SAMUEL HUNT, HUNT & ROSKELL, LATE STORR, MORTIMER & HUNT, LONDON 1848 With engraved crowned cyphers and ivory warming bands, comprising: A kettle and lamp stand, a teapot, another teapot, a tea caddy, a sugar bowl, a milk jug, a waste bowl, a small spice box, a rectangular tray and a strainer by Charles Rawlings & William Summers 5929g (190.65 oz) gross In a fitted oak casePlease note: Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption for this lot. Ref: RC5MG11C  Condition Report: Kettle - Marks are clear, splits to the ivory, engraving crisp, cover sits well, stands wellSpirit bottle - Marks clear, engraving crisp, cover screws down well, glass goodLarger tea pot - Marks are clear, splits to the ivory, engraving crisp, cover sits well, stands well, slight play to the hinge and handleSmaller tea pot - Marks are clear, splits to the ivory, engraving crisp, cover sits well, slightly wobbles, play to the hinge, excessive play to the handle, dent to the handleTea caddy - Marks are clear, engraving crisp, hinge tight, cover sits well, no keySugar bowl - Light rubbing to the marks, cover fits tightly, engraving is crisp, stands wellMilk jug - Light rubbing to the marks, engraving is crisp, stands wellWaste bowl - Marks are clear, engraving crisp, knock to the foot rime, wobblesSpice box - Marks are clear, engraving crisp, hinge good, dent to one foot, wobblesTray - Marks are clear, engraving crisp, stands wellBox - Come with keyAll with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN SILVER GILT SHAPED OVAL BOWL MAKER'S MARK JC, LONDON 1895, RETAILED BY THOMAS, 153 NEW BOND STREET With a gadrooned border with foliage at intervals, the body half chased with acanthus leaves and on an oval foot 43cm (17in) long 1477g (47.5 oz) Condition Report: Marks are clearStands wellNo engravingWear to the gildingLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A collection of various 18th and 19th Century silver cutlery, various dates and makers, including tablespoons, dessert spoons, forks, sifter spoon, apostle spoon, two napkin rings, Continental "Fiddle" pattern tablespoon, stamped "13-FTB", together with a mother of pearl handled Christening set, plated shell bowl sifter spoon, souvenir spoon inscribed "Rolex Bucherer / Boucherer of Switzerland", etc., 57.15 oz weighable silver

A pair of George V silver backed clothes brushes, engine turned, vacant cartouches, Chester 1929; an EPNS four piece tea service on tray; an EPNS two handled galleried tray; an Ianthe two branch candlestick; three pairs of silver plated candlesticks; a Viners of Sheffield pedestal rose bowl; etc

A Victorian mother-of-pearl caviar spoon, polished dished bowl, silver plated haft with axe head terminal, 22.5cm, unmarked, c.1880; a Victorian black lacquer glove box and cover, painted with white blossom (2)