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A Victorian silver horse shoe, by John Samuel Hunt, London 1847, also stamped `Hunt and Roskell, Late Storr, Mortimer and Hunt`,length 11.5cm, approx. weight 2.4oz.

A George IV silver wine label,by Paul Storr, London 1822,shaped oval form, shell and scroll border, incised `SHERRY`, the reverse inscribed `1st Service`, length 6.4cm.

A George III Table Spoon old english bead pattern, London 1816, maker: Paul Storr

A George III silver inkstand, by Paul Storr, of shaped rectangular form, with two pen and two well recesses (no wells) and oval lidded compartment, on scroll feet, London, 1799, 9in, 15.5 oz.

A Victorian goblet, by Hunt & Roskell, London 1865, the plain bowl raised on stem and base in the form of a fruiting oak tree, the foot rim stamped "Hunt & Roskell Late Storr & Mortimer 3447", 5 1/2in. (14cms) high, 10oz.

A lever pad beech brace by PILKINGTON PEDIGOR & STORR with heavy brass plates and fittings, crack to ebony head o/w G+

Paul Storr, a silver salver, 1837 with Rococo shell decoration raised upon four scrolling foliate feet, bright cut engraving and with engraved dedication to verso. Hallmarked for 29th May to 20th June 1837. approx 33.5cm wide, approx 37.7oz.

A George V Canteen of Silver Flatware, Hunt & Roskell Ltd, Hanovarian with rattail, each piece with twin-winged star crest, comprising: tray 1: 20 dessert spoons, 17 soup spoons, 4 dessert spoons (2 Elkington plate), 18 coffee spoons, 2 sugar spoons, 6 mustard spoons, 2 sugar sifters, and 2 cream ladles; tray 2: 54 table forks, 6 butter knives, 18 teaspoons, and 24 dessert forks; Tray 3: 18 (scroll edged) fish servers, 8 fish knives, 24 cheese knives with stainless blades and filled handles, 1 fish slice and fork (scroll edge), 12 salt spoons, and 1 grape scissors; Tray 4: 18 table spoons (3 Elkington plate), 6 sauce ladles, 4 gravy spoons, and 2 soup ladles; Tray 5: 2 sugar tongs, 2 salad forks, 2 salad servers, 1 asparagus tongs, 18 egg spoons; Tray 6: 34 table knives with steel blades and silver filled handles, 4 pedestal helmet sauceboats with reeded rims; and An Associated Presentation Wine Salver, J Parkes & Co, London 1926, of bracket cornered square form, the field with inscription amongst facsimile signatures and crests, raised on four in-knurled feet, 35.8cm wide, contained in the original iron-strengthened oak silver chest with original under lid Hunt & Roskell Ltd, Late Storr & Mortimer, By Warrant of Appointment to His Majesty The King & HRH The Prince of Wales list of contents of chest (written in ink), with green felt lined trays and compartments internally, the chest labelled on the frontal rim, weighable silver 583oz Tray 1: 94.2 troy oz Tray 2: 191.6 troy oz Tray 3: 92.3 troy oz Tray 4: 89.5 troy oz Tray 5: 37.7 troy oz Tray 6: 32.6 troy oz Generally all pieces are in good useable - there is evidence of them having been used but not heavily, so apart from surface scratching they are reasonable throughout. The sauceboats with a few rim dents and small dents and some rubbing and slight dents on the rim. Presentation tray shows signs of wear and tear, just scratches and generally scuffing, but is structurally sound. weuggt 45.4oz 280113

A Set of Six William IV and Later Silver Salt Cellars, Joseph & John Angell, London, four 1831, two 1841, of cauldron form on three lion`s mask and paw feet with everted C scroll and shell rim, chased throughout with foliage, crested, 9cm diameter; and Six Silver Salt Spoons, three Paul Storr, London 1819, three G Adams, London 1841, 41oz 9dwt All in good order with clear marks. 280113

A Part Service of George III Silver Flatware, Paul Storr, London 1819, hourglass pattern, comprising twenty-one table spoons, thirty-six table forks, four dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert knives, four teaspoons, a fish slice, and a large strainer spoon with central divide, all crested, 229oz 18dwt excluding knives All in good order. The tines showing use and wear. Some marks lightly worn, the majority clear. All clearly readable. 280113

A Victorian silver gilt dressing table tray J S Hunt, London 1865, additionally inscribed HUNT & ROSKELL LATE STORR MORTIMER & HUNT, of shaped rectangular outline with chased scroll and flowerhead border, with bellied bottom and flat base also chased to base and sides with floral displays and cartouche with monogrammed initials within and Viscount`s coronet above 21cm wide, 14.4oz

Pair of George III silver Fiddle pattern serving spoons, London 1813, maker Paul Storr, each spoon having engraved monogram to the handle, (2)

A Paul Storr silver basting spoon and Continental silver serving slice

A fine and heavy gauge George IV sterling silver teapot, London 1808, by Paul Storr 31cm wide, 16cm high

A George III silver teapot by Paul Storr, the squat body with leaf to handle, having acorn and leaf finial, dated London 1809 damage to acorn on finial, minor dents and scratched to surfaces, handle slightly loose, approx 18 oztdented damage to acorn on finial and tear on silver next to it, minor dents and scratches overall to surfaces, handle slightly loose, approx 18 oztIvory on handle quite perished, seems all original condition. Lots of excess silver polish overall

A Victorian silver Tea Caddy with strap work decoration and loop handles on hatched ground, London, 1860, makers John Samuel Hunt, retailed by Hunt & Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer. 3 1/2" (9cms) high.

BY PAUL STORR: An Old English pattern table fork, crested, London 1815 and a tea spoon, crested, London 1813; 2.9 oz (2)

LITERATURE: Penzer, N.M.: Paul Storr 1771-1844, Silversmith & Goldsmith, 1954 (with dust wrapper)

Penzer, N.M.: Paul Storr 177101844 Silversmith & Goldsmith, 1971 (with dust wrapper)

Ruskin (John). The Works, edited by E. T. Cook and Alexander Wedderburn, 39 vols., library edition, 1903-12, b&w plts., partly uncut, loose manuscript i.o.u. note from Rayner Storr to Winifred Storr, Hindhead, 25th November 1904, promising a complete set of this new edition of Ruskin’s Works, partly uncut, orig. buckram gilt, rubbed, spines faded and marked with occ. dampstains, large 8vo. One of 2062 copies. Rayner Storr (1835-1917) was the author of a concordance to the Latin of “De Imitation Christi” by Thomas a. Kempis. Winifred (1885-1971) was his second daughter by his second marriage to Alice Severn. -39

A George III silver fiddle pattern tablespoon by Paul Storr, London 1813, 1oz 4dwts.

A pair of silver gilt tazzas, by Hunt & Roskell Ltd., late Storr & Mortimer, London 1915, the circular dishes with pierced cast borders decorated with bacchanalian masks, cherubs and exotic birds, amongst trailing foliage with central circular panels depicting playful putti, resting on four grotesque clawed feet surrounding a figure of Hibernia upon circular bases with bead borders, with a similar German pair en suite, probably Hanau, c.1920, 13.5cm high, 18.5cm diameter, 90oz (4)

Two Victorian silver graduated meat dishes, by John Samuel Hunt, London 1855, of shaped oval form with gadroon borders, retailed by Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer, crested, 46 and 50cm long, 120oz

A VERY FINE SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER SALT CELLARS, PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1806. Each of oval form with crested sides and gadroon, ovolo and leaf borders raised on winged scroll paw feet. Stamped hallmarks, length 4.325 inches, height 2 inches (11.5 x 5 cm).

A George IV silver seven bar Toastrack with scroll and shell detail to the loop handle on four scrolled supports, London 1829, maker Paul Storr, 7in

A set of six George III silver-gilt Fiddle pattern egg spoons, by Paul Storr, London 1815, the terminals with a crest of a cockerel, approx. weight 3oz. (6)

Victorian London silver cream jug by Hunt & Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer

PROPERTY OF A PALM BEACH GENTLEMAN:101. PAUL STORR SILVER TEA POTStamped with English hall marks for London 1824 and PS for Paul Storr. Of compressed globular form, attached J handle and hinged cover.The whole chased with floral design.Height 6 Length 11 1/4 inches. Weighing approximately 30.2 oz. Starting Price: $1,500

258. PAUL STORR GEORGE IV SILVER TEAPOT London 1831-1832. Makers Mark: PS for Paul Storr. Compressed globular form with hinged cover surmounted by an acorn. Overall length 12 inches. Weighing approximately 23 oz. Note: Engraved crest on side.Starting Price: $1,500

A Victorian octagonal silver sucrier by Hunt & Roskell, late Storr, Mortimer & Hunt having gilded interior and foliate engraved panels flanked by loop handles on octagonal plinth base, 7.5cm high 18cm dia. in extremes, 9.5oz - see illustration

A Victorian silver shaped circular dinner plate by John Hunt & Robert Roskell, London 1880, French import mark for 1864-1893, stamped for Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer as retailers, no. 8089, with a cast reed and foliate border, engraved with a coat of arms and motto `Bepret Breton Leal`, 28cm (11in) diameter, 656g (21.1 oz). The motto appears to be the war-cry of the KERRET family of the Brittany nobility, the engraving is certainly in the French style.

PAUL STORR. A RARE GEORGE III SILVER DESSERT SPOON, COBURG PATTERN, CRESTED, MAKER`S MARK., LONDON 1813, 1OZ 10DWTS

A good silver mustard and spoon London 1878 stamped HUNT & ROSKELL LATE STORR & MORTIMER 7754 I. H. & R. R. with glass liner total silver weight approx. 4 troy oz.

A Victorian octagonal silver sucrier, by Hunt & Roskell, late Storr Mortimer & Hunt, having gilded interior and foliate engraved panels flanked by loop handles on octagonal plinth base, 9.5ozs., 7.5cm high x 18cm dia. in extremes

A mixed lot of silver flatware, various dates and makers, comprising: three Kings Hourglass pattern dessert knives, the handles by Paul Storr, six tablespoons, two Hester Bateman dessert spoons, three further dessert spoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a teaspoon, a butter knife, two cased fork and spoon sets, and eight Feather-edge knives, approx. weighable 24oz. (qty)

A set of six George III silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, by Paul Storr, London 1820, the reverse of the terminal with a crest, approx. weight 4.8oz. (6)

A set of six George III silver Fiddle pattern table forks and tablespoons, by Paul Storr, London 1820, the reverse of the terminal with a crest, approx. weight 30oz. (12)

A set of six George III silver Kings Hour glass pattern dessert forks, by Paul Storr, London 1814, the reverse of the terminal engraved with a Widow`s lozenge, approx. weight 10oz. (6) PLease note: This lot has the wrong image in the catalogue.

A set of twelve George III silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, by Paul Storr, London 1820, the reverse of the terminal with a crest, approx. weight 8.5oz. (12)

A James I silver-gilt standing cup bowl, makers` mark TW conjoined, London 1610, circular form, textured decoration, with a removable later silver-gilt liner by Paul Storr, London 1836, and with an unmarked cover, plus an early baluster stem with scroll mounts and an unmarked 19th century silver-gilt foot, diameter of bowl 15.2cm, height loosely assembled 30cm, approx. weight 36oz. (5) For maker`s mark see Jacksons, Ian Pickford Edition, The Antique Collector`s Club, 2002, page 105.

A four-piece George III silver Stag Hunt pattern carving set, maker`s mark of Paul Storr, London 1816, comprising: two forks and two knives. (4)

A William IV silver-gilt dish / honey skep base, by Paul Storr, London 1838, circular form, foliate decoration and border, diameter 14.5cm, approx. weight 5oz.

A William IV silver teapot stand, by Paul Storr, London 1832, shaped circular form, foliate scroll border, the centre engraved with a crest, wooden base, diameter 16cm. The crest is that of Butler, Cunliffe, Frampton, Plumb and other families.

A late-Victorian silver beer jug, by John Hunt and Robert Roskell, London 1900, inscribed to underside of base `Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer`, baluster form, applied with a lower girdle of trailing hops, reeded scroll handle, on a raised circular foot, height 19.5cm, approx. weight 33oz.

GEORGE III OVAL SILVER CANDLE SNUFFER TRAY maker Paul Storr, with gadrooned scrolling acanthus and a scallop shell border, with an engraved crest, London 1816, 25.5cm long; together with a silver pair of candle snuffers with shell cast decoration, makers Rebecca Ernes and Edward Bernard, 18.5cm long (2)

A George III silver decanter stand, the central reeded handle above a reeded four section frame with fluted tapering supports terminating in paw feet, fitted with four cut glass barrel shaped decanters and stoppers, on a quatrefoil base, the centre engraved with a coat of arms, London 1805 by Paul Storr, height approx 27cm.

A Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware Service, by Various Silversmiths Circa 1809-1834, London, In the threaded fiddle and shell pattern with the mark of 15 different silversmiths including Paul Storr. The Makers Mark: PS- Paul Storr TB- Thomas Bamford MC- Mark Cripps JS/AS- Joseph and Adey (or Albert) Savorey TW/JH- Thomas Wallace and Jonathan Hayne WE- William Elliot WK/SK- William and Samuel Knight SH/SR/IED- Solomon Hougham, Solomon Royes and James East Dix TT/HL- (Thomas Turner/Henry John Lias) With four family crests incl. a winged sword, knight on horseback, unicorn head and arm holding a sword. Piece count: 2 Gravy Spoons: 2 PS Q 1811/12 5 Dessert Spoon: 2 TB F 1821/22 1 TB b 1817/18 1 SH/SR/TED b 1817/18 1 JS/AS t 1834/35 3 Sauce Ladles: 1 TW/JH e 1820/21 2 PS Q 1811/12 12 Table Spoons: 12 PS Q 1811/12 1 Fish Server: 1 WK/SK O 1809/10 19 Dessert Spoons: 10 TB f 1821/22 5 TB b 1817/18 3 SH/SR/IED b 1817/18 1 W? T 1814/15 12 Tea Spoons: 12 MC t 1834/35 12 Cheese Knives: 8 WE k 1825/26 4 unmarked k 1825/26 12 Table Forks: 6 TB f 1821/22 5 TB e 1820/21 1 PS Q 1811/12 12 Dessert forks: 6 TB b 1817/18 5 TT/HL d 1819/20 1 ? c 1818/19 2 Salt Spoons: 2 ? Q 1811/12 12 Salad Forks: 8 PS Q 1811/12 4 ? ? 12 Dinner Knives: 12 WE k 1825/26 Carving set: 2 Knives: 2 WE k 1825/26 2 Forks: 2 WE k 1825/26 Total piece count: 109. Total troy oz: 245.

A William IV silver teapot of lobed melon shape, on pedestal base with thistle finial and chased decoration, by Paul Storr, London 1835, 26oz. 14cm high (with receipt from 1966)

A VICTORIAN TROPHY CUP AND A COVERengraved with contemporary armorials, with textured C scroll handles, on flared foot, the ogee domed cover with banded knop, 33cm h, by Hunt & Roskell, also marked HUNT & ROSKELL LATE STORR & MORTIMER 5904, London 1871, the cover by Robert Hennell & Sons, London 1872, 53ozsThe arms are those of Lewis of Clynfiew impaling Colby.The engraved inscription reads: PRESENTED TO MAJOR WILLIAM HENRY LEWIS OF CLYNFIEW FOR MANY YEARS MASTER OF THE TIVYSIDE HUNT BY A FEW OF THE OLD MEMBERS 1872, FLOREANT LITTORA TIVY.++In fine condition, largely free from polishing scratches, etc. The marks as struck

A GEORGE III SUGAR BOWL BY PAUL STORRthe ring handles with helmeted masks and issuing from acanthus leaves, applied at the shoulder with a band of palmettes, the lower body and foot reeded, crested, 14cm h, maker`s mark, London 1814, the underside stamped 102, 20ozs++In fine condition with hardly any sign of use, the marks practically as struck

A Victorian silver beaker with moulded rim, the sides embossed and chased with fruiting vines, 3.5ins high x 3ins diameter, by Hunt & Roskell (late Storr & Mortimer) London 1864 (weight 4.5ozs), and a Victorian silver goblet with moulded rim, the body embossed with two hens and vacant cartouche, 6.75ins high, by J. & W.M. (?), Edinburgh 1859 (weight 5.5ozs)

Paul Storr. Five Regency silver dessert forks, Kings hourglass pattern, engraved a stags head crest. London 1816. 9.2oz (298gm).

An 18th Century Longcase Clock, the brass dial inscribed "J Storr, York" with 30 hour movement in a mahogany caddy top case.

Set of six George III silver King`s pattern teaspoons with shell heel bowls (London 1819), maker possibly Paul Storr. All at approximately 6ozs (6)Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A MIXED LOT: A Regimental table fork, Hanoverian Military Thread pattern, engraved with the badge of the Queen`s Own Hussars, & crested by Paul Storr, London 1812 together with a table spoon, a pair of sugar nips, a pickle fork & a Scandinavian commemorative spoon; 9 oz (lot)

A little used lever pad beech brace with heavy brass plates by PILKINGTON PEDIGOR & STORR the lever stamped Patent Lever Thumb Bit with ebony scaled brass head (illustrated Russell fig 1444) G++

[Horse racing interest] A George III silver gilt pedestal trophy cup and cover by William Frisbee, London 1803, engraved `Rundell Bridge et Rundell Aurifices Regis et Principis Wallae, Londini Fecetunt` around the foot as retailers, with a standing horse finial to the waisted domed cover, twin husk chased harp handles issuing from female masks, a horse race within an oval laurel bordered reserve, a later presentation inscription `Towcester Racecourse The Manning Hunters Challenge Cup Presented by T. E. Manning Esq 1965` within an oval laurel bordered reserve to verso, half foliage, the base fluted with a foliate border, 46cm (18 1/4in) high, 3167g (101.85 oz), on a later ebonised socle with a white alloy band engraved with winners from 1965 to 1971 (Mr W. Shand Kydd winning in 1970 and 1971) (marked to foot, cover and finial). Frisbee was a one time partner of Paul Storr. Provenance: William (Bill) Shand Kydd, the champion amateur jockey, who rode 117 winners over jumps during his career and took part in the Grand National.

A Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware Service, Threaded Fiddle and Shell Pattern, 109 pieces, by Various Silversmiths ca.1809-1834, The silver service was made in London ca.1809-1834 with the mark of 15 different silversmiths including Paul Storr. The Makers Mark: PS- Paul Storr TB- Thomas Bamford MC- Mark Cripps JS/AS- Joseph and Adey (or Albert) Savorey TW/JH- Thomas Wallace and Jonathan Hayne WE- William Elliot WK/SK- William and Samuel Knight SH/SR/IED- Solomon Hougham, Solomon Royes and James East Dix TT/HL- (Thomas Turner/Henry John Lias) With four family crests incl. a winged sword, knight on horseback, unicorn head and arm holding a sword. Piece count: 2 Gravy Spoons: 2 PS Q 1811/12 5 Dessert Spoon: 2 TB F 1821/22 1 TB b 1817/18 1 SH/SR/TED b 1817/18 1 JS/AS t 1834/35 3 Sauce Ladles: 1 TW/JH e 1820/21 2 PS Q 1811/12 12 Table Spoons: 12 PS Q 1811/12 1 Fish Server: 1 WK/SK O 1809/10 19 Dessert Spoons: 10 TB f 1821/22 5 TB b 1817/18 3 SH/SR/IED b 1817/18 1 W? T 1814/15 12 Tea Spoons: 12 MC t 1834/35 12 Cheese Knives: 8 WE k 1825/26 4 unmarked k 1825/26 12 Table Forks: 6 TB f 1821/22 5 TB e 1820/21 1 PS Q 1811/12 12 Dessert forks: 6 TB b 1817/18 5 TT/HL d 1819/20 1 ? c 1818/19 2 Salt Spoons: 2 ? Q 1811/12 12 Salad Forks: 8 PS Q 1811/12 4 ? ? 12 Dinner Knives: 12 WE k 1825/26 Carving set: 2 Knives: 2 WE k 1825/26 2 Forks: 2 WE k 1825/26 Total troy oz: 245.

A pair of George III silver Hourglass pattern salt spoons, London 1814 by Paul Storr.

Silver old English table spoon, Paul Storr, London 1811 , with later embossed and chased berry decoration, length 22cm, 2oz 8dwt.