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Click here to subscribeA collection of silver cream jugs to include a George III example, makers mark rubbed, 1787, 14cm high, and a example by Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1813, 13cm wide, together with a twin handle silver sugar bowl, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1949, 10cm high (5)15oztCondition ReportKnocks, scuffs, surface scratches and minor dents throughout.
A Tiffany silver plated card case, 9.5cm wide, a silver card case, 8.5cm high, an onyx cigarette box, 16.2cm wide, a silver cigarette box, inscribed 'EAB 29.8.40', a tortoiseshell inlaid and silver jewellery box, 12.8cm wide, and a silver preserve spoon, a Stobwasser painted pot and cover, damaged, 10.4cm, and a twin branch centrepiece, mounted with cut glass bowl and sconces, 29cm wide (8)Condition ReportAll fair overall.
A collection of silver baskets to include a example with blue liner, by Cooper Brothers & Sons, Birmingham 1849, 8cm high, together with two twin handled dishes, the serpent example by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1924, 15.5cm wide, and 830 grade silver bowl, 9cm diameter (6)19oztCondition ReportMinor tarnishing, scuffs and surface scratches.
A collection of silver items comprising a cream jug, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1917, 11.7cm high, a set of four silver spoons, mid-18th century, each with a shell bowl, a pair of sugar tongs, by Atkin Brothers, a shell form butter dish, by Atkin Brothers, 12.2cm long, a three piece christening set, by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1898, and a set of twelve silver handled knives, Sheffield 1949, (qty.)weighable 14.6oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear and rubbing throughout. Mid-18th century spoons with very worn marks.
Two pairs of silver sugar nips, by T.N, marks rubbed, 12.4cm and by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1953, 10cm long, together with a silver-gilt spoon, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1902, with a harp to the bowl, a shamrock to the terminal,12.4cm long, and another spoon, by John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard (Barnard & Sons), London 1876, 13.7cm long, 3ozt overall (4)Condition ReportWith minor surface scratches. Please see additional images and updated cataloguing. by T.N, marks rubbed, 12.4cm and by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1953, 10cm long, together with a silver-gilt spoon, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1902, with a harp to the bowl, a shamrock to the terminal,12.4cm long, and another spoon, by John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard (Barnard & Sons), London 1876, 13.7cm long, 3ozt overall (4)
AN OTTOMAN REPOUSSE SILVER BOWL, BALKANS, CIRCA 19TH CENTURY Q the well with central roundel depicting a horseman in relief wielding a sword, attacking a castle, the inner sides with a register of arched panels depicting various scenes mostly depicting paired figures fighting, 4cm high; 15cm diam., together with a Qajar enamelled silver lid with cloisonne floral decoration, 3cm, 214g (2) Slight wear and minor denting; lid in good condition
A QUANTITY OF SILVER AND PLATE. (QTY). including fourteen 925 sterling name place holders, eighteen silver plated scallop shell name place holders, an Italian Guido Niest silver-plated contemporary bowl, an Elkington Plate match striker stand from the Dorcester hotel with 'D' motif, a Christofle triple nibbles bowls, a cavier bowl boxed, a pair of John Bradshaw and Sons nutcrackers, a silver-plated inkwell stand and various other pieces. Silver place holders weight Approx 790grams / 25 Oz.
Ca. AD 400 - 600 BC.A hemispherical silver bowl engraved on the exterior with a continuous frieze of scrolling tendrils terminating in floral motifs or enclosing birds in profile. Additional teardrop and dot motifs fill the space below. The base is decorated with a large medallion enclosing a striding bird with long tail feathers, framed by a ring of heart-shaped petals and a fine rope border.For similar see: Christie's, Live Auction 20677, Antiquities, Lot 63; MET Museum Object Number: 1970.7Size: 115mm x 70mm; Weight: 380gProvenance: Private UK collection; From an old British collection formed in the 1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.
Ca. AD 500 - 600. A silver dish with a shallow bowl with a rounded base. The rim is broad and everted, enclosing a plain central area.For similar see: Christie's, Live Auction, 9540, Antiquities, Lot. 659.Size: 140mm x 23mm; Weight: 155gProvenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.
A George III composed three piece silver tea service, in the Regency taste, each piece of oval bellied form engraved with bands of foliage, the teapot, Edinburgh 1819, with ivory heat insulators, the jug and twin-handled sugar bowl both London 1809 (maker's mark indistinct). Length of teapot across handle and spout 28.5cm, total weight 34 troy ounces. CITES exemption reference no. H5MZ3RXS
George V Art Deco unusual silver 5 piece cruet set of triangular form, comprising a mustard pot with hinged cover and blue glass liner, pepper pot with cover, salt cellar with blue glass liner, and 2 spoons, each with a pentagonal bowl, by William Neale Ltd., Birmingham, 1933, weighable 155grs, in a fitted blue velvet lined case. (8)Condition: Very slight marks and hairline scratches, most not visible to the eye. Covers are a perfect fit. 1 spoon only has maker's mark.
4 Wedgwood “A Celebration Of The Millennium” Collection pair of teacup and saucer sets, comprising “18th Century – Discovery and Enlightenment”, “19th Century – Inspiration and Invention”, “20th Century – Progress and Peace”, and “21st Century – Vision and Hope”, all boxed; blue jasper 1953 QEII Coronation 3 piece tea set comprising teapot, sugar bowl with cover, (a/f), and milk jug; Royal Wedding 1981 loving cup, and mug, Silver Jubilee scalloped candy box, smaller box, and plate, 4 other Royal commoratives, 3 Christmas plates, Winchester Cathedral plate, 5 other commemoratives including New Year Bell 1980 and 1984 Olympics, and 9 other pieces of jasper ware including jug, H.12.5cm; cake slice, 2 small vases, and a heart shaped box, W.13cm, (all but 14 pieces boxed). (46 pieces)
Contemporary silver caddy spoon "The Millennium Spoon" with a rounded rectangular bowl and a gold plated eagle's wing inset in the handle, a special commission by The Society of Caddy Spoon Collectors for the Millennium, by Gerald Benney, London, 2000, number 23 of a limited edition, L.7.8cm, 35.1grs, (with literature, no box)Condition: Good condition - light scratches and small spots of tarnish.
Set of 6 Russian silver gilt coffee spoons, each modelled as an arrow and with a floral picture back bowl, L.11cm; another similar spoon and 3 similar forks, L.13.5cm the largest; another fork and spoon, all marked "84"; pair of filigree sugar tongs with Serbian Peter I 50 Para coin bowls, Chinese white metal spoon, 110grs; 2 mother-of-pearl spoons, Chinese game counter, and 4 other items. (21)
A collection of various items to include a 19th century transfer decorated mug inscribed 'Godspeed the Plough, industry produceth wealth', an 18th century Newhall tea bowl and saucer, blue john specimen, a novelty silver plated spirit measure in the form of an oversized thimble, inscribed 'Just a Thimblefull', various others items to include ceramics and metalware
A small George V silver trophy cup of circular form with twin double scroll handles, the body engraved "West Briton" Bowl, P.C.C. 1937, John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham, 1936, h.7cm, together with three other George V silver trophy cups. (4)weight of three cups not including the stand mounted example 3.6oz.Gross weight 7.0oz includes bases.
A large Royal Crown Derby plate, together with Duchess Riversong china; six side plates, six saucers, three cups, sugar bowl and a milk jug, two porcelain side plates, two cups and saucers, a fine bone china teddy cup, a service bell and a Vanguard die-cast car, a silver plate spoon and a porcelain side dish **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR PACKING AND POSTAGE**
A Sheffield silver panel-sided sugar bowl: h. x 7cm Sheffield 1933, a Birmingham silver oval napkin ring Birmingham 1954, a pair of Georgian Edinburgh silver sugar tongs: l. x 15cm, a Victorian London silver toilet bottle top, a pair of Sheffield silver sugar tongs, a provincial silver sauce ladle tip clipped and a Parker Rollalite plated lighter with original box a/f silver weight 253g (a lot)
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