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A Gold and Enamel Pair Cased Verge Pocket Watch, signed Wm Storr, London, 1794, gilt fusee movement with verge escapement, turned pillars, diamond endstone, "later" enamel dial with Roman numerals, plain inner case, outer case with enamel decoration (enamel damaged throughout), both cases with maker's mark "IM", London 1794, 48mm wide See illustration

An early Victorian three-piece tea service of octagonal lobed form, the teapot with cast finial in the form of a cockerel, the body chased and embossed with flowerheads and foliage within scroll cartouches, having leaf-capped scroll handles, on similar scroll feet, bears inscription, the underneath stamped HUNT & ROSKELL, LATE STORR MORTIMER & HUNT, the teapot 29cm. long, John Samuel Hunt, London 1846, 1673gm., 53.79oz., contained in original oak fitted box with inset brass carrying handle.

Set of six George III dessert spoons, the handles and bowls with cast thread decoration, London 1813, maker Paul Storr

a Victorian salver by Hunt & Roskill late Storr & Mortimer No 2246, with cast interlaced bell border the centre with an hexagonal and rosette design on three panel and scroll feet, 12 inches, London 1863, 27ozs

(ES36/9) A William IV wine goblet, London 1835, by Paul Storr, the bell shaped bowl, with fluted panels and gilt interior, to a reeded stem, with acanthus leaf terminal and spreading foot, with embossed grape and vine leaf decoration, monogrammed in Gothic script 16cm high, 6oz

JAMES STEPHENS: THE CROCK OF GOLD, ill T Mackenzie, 1926, 1st edn, 12 col’d plts, orig cl + CHARLES KINGSLEY: THE HEROES, ill George Soper, 1929, 1st edn, orig pict cl d/w + WILLIAM CANTON: A CHILD’S BOOK OF WARRIORS, ill Herbert Cole, n d, 3 col’d plts, orig pict cl gt + ASCOT R HOPE: STORIES OF OLD RENOWN, ill Gordon Browne, 1883, 1st edn, orig pict cl gt + ALICE CORKRAN; DOWN THE SNOW STAIRS, ill Gordon Browne, [1889], new edn, orig pict cl gt + ALFRED H MILES: FIFTY-TWO FAIRY TALES, circa 1892, 4th thou, orig pict cl gt + FRANCIS STORR (ED): FIFTY-TWO STORIES OF CLASSIC HEROES, ill Frank C Pape, circa 1918, orig pict cl gt (7)

A cut glass salt cellar with silver gilt stand, by Paul Storr, London 1803, the circular bowl part hobnail cut, the stand circular with foliate border, crested, 12cm diameter, 4.25oz (2)

A Victorian silver shaped circular salver, presentation inscribed to the centre and otherwise with an engraved border, raised on three scrolling feet, detailed Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer 9125, London 1857.

A William IV silver bowl A William IV silver bowl, Paul Storr, London, 1835 circular, embossed and chased with a band of scrolls and flowers, gilt interior, effaced maker's inscription 21cm, 8 1/4in diameter 575gr, 18oz 10dwt

A pair of William IV silver-gilt sugar nips, Paul Storr, London, 1836 branch form, the nips modelled as leaves, applied with ladybugs, flowers, and flies, French import mark 14.5cm, 5.75in long 61gr, 1oz 19dwt

A SILVER CIRCULAR TEA POT with engraved crest and acanthus leaf mount by Storr & Mortimer, marked PF, London 1837, approx 21 ozs (see illustration)

A part service of mainly George III fiddle pattern flatware by Paul Storr and others comprising: two table spoons, six table forks, nine dessert spoons (two Exeter 1837), eight tea spoons (6 London 1853, 2 London 1838), an egg spoon (London 1836), two salt spoons (London 1841), London 1817 other than those specified, 40ozs, crested to match previous lot

A pair of George III fiddle pattern sauce ladles, London 1813, makers William Eley, William Fearn and William Chawner, and a pair of table spoons, London 1815, maker Paul Storr (4)

a George III period mahogany stick barometer by B Storr, Beverley the domed and glazed rectangular hood with knop finial and silvered register plate with sliding vernier above maker's signature, the figured and line incised rectangular case with cartouche-shaped pendant and domed cistern cover 98cm high

An unusual early Victorian silver sifting spoon, cast and chased in the Rococo Revival style, the handle with foliage cartouche, hollowed terminal engraved initials beneath a baron's coronet, pierced scallop shell bowl. Maker John S. Hunt (probably over striking that of Paul Storr) of Storr & Mortimer, London, 1838 (young head mark), 3.25oz. (108g).* Paul Storr retired in December 1838

A Victorian silver four piece tea set by John Hunt and Robert Roskell, London 1868, comprising tea pot, coffee pot, milk jug and two handled sugar bowl, of plain tapering form with engraved bands and vacant cartouches, signed Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer and numbered 4698, 79 oz gross

Six volumes of silver interest: Phillips, Philip A S - Paul de Lamerie (Holland Press 1968); Penzer, N M - Paul Storr 1771-1844 Silversmith & Goldsmith (Hamlyn 1971); Clayton, Michael - Collectors Dictionary of Silver & Gold of Great Britain and North America (Hamlyn 1971); A History of Silver (Ballantyne Books 1987); Bainbridge, Henry Charles - Peter Carl Faberge, His Life and Works (Spring Books 1966); Snowman, Kenneth - Carl Faberge Goldsmith to the Imperial Court of Russia (Debrett 1979) (6)

A pair of George III oval two-handled silver sauce tureens, the covers engraved with coat of arms, the knops cast with raised arm holding a scimitar, both blades missing, gadrooned rims on pedestal bases, by Paul Storr, London 1802, 46ozs, 23cm across handles. The arms are for Martin

A matched pair of 19th Century silver punch bowls, the circular compressed bodies embossed with figures in a tavern a vine meander on pedestal bases, one by Paul Storr, London 1813, 41.75ozs, 26.5cm diameter, the base possibly later replacement with duty mark, lion passant and maker’s mark WS in gothic, the other London 1859, maker’s mark rubbed, 39ozs, 26cm diameter, both 18cm high, the former engraved with coat of arms for Martin.

A William IV Cruet Stand with shell moulded and gadrooned border on scroll supports. London 1831 maker Paul Storr, the base inscribed Storr and Mortimer. 12 3/4" (32cms) wide.

A smaller William IV silver Cruet Set of similar design to the previous lot. London 1831, maker Paul Storr inscribed on the base Storr and Mortimer. 10" (25 1/2cms) wide.

A pair of silver fiddle, thread and shell salt spoons by Paul Storr, London 1819, each engraved a crest; a plain sugar tongs by Peter & William Bateman, London 1806; and a bright cut sugar tongs by Hester Bateman, standard and maker's marks only

George III Salver, gadrooned rim, engraved coat of arms beneath an oak tree and above the motto, "Vivunt dum Virent", within a border of engraved flowers, leaves and scrolls, John Schofield, London 1780, 1,600grms, in a fitted oak case with engraved brass plaque inscribed, "Hunt & Roskell, Late, Storr & Mortimer, Goldsmiths & Silver & Plated Waressmiths to the Queen, 156 New Bond Street, London".

A late Victorian silver teapot by Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer, of compressed circular form, the flange rim with gadroon rim, over a half lobed body, the spout with applied acanthus leaf, with wooden scroll handle and finial, (handle detached), London 1897, 22ozs.

By Paul Storr: a set of twelve George III fiddle and thread pattern tableforks London 1817 36oz. (12)

Penzer N.M: Paul Storr 1971 (with dust wrapper).

By Paul Storr: A set of three George III fiddle and thread pattern tablespoons London 1819 7.5oz. (3)

Moss, Morrie. Lily and Morrie Moss Collection of Paul Storr Silver. Pub. Moss; Kame, Richard. Silver. Pub. Octopus; Wills, George. English Silver. Pub. Holland.; Phaidon Guide to Silver; Collins Encyclopaedia; Tower of London and Treasures of Britain. (7).

A George III silver thread and shell pattern marrow scoop Paul Storr London 1818 9ins

Pair of George III Port and Sherry Bottle Tickets engraved crowned fleur de lys crest, gadroon rims, London 1812, Maker Paul Storr

A pair of George III silver waiters Paul Storr London 1823 crested circular with gadroon borders paw supports 15cm 6in diameter 417gr 13oz 8dwt

Pair of silver gilt table salts, London 1969, probably after Paul Storr originals, of scallop shell form with chased acanthus borders, raised on a chased Rococo base, diameter 11cm, weight approximately 14 1/2ozs

A silver fiddle pattern teaspoon by Paul Storr, engraved with Prince of Wales plumes Royal crest and initialled WER, London 1817, (originally part of the Royal plate)

An early 20th century hot water pot on stand with burner, with marks for London 1914, maker Henry Stratford Ltd, after a design by Paul Storr, the hot water pot of circular outline with reeded and gadrooned girdles and scroll handle, the tri-form stand with gadrooned edge and ring handles, raised on leaf capped paw feet. Height 32cm, 43oz total. Provenance: The Property of Dame Jean Maxwell-Scott DCVO

A pair of Victorian circular dinner plates, the sexfoil lobed rims with bold gadroon mounts, 10ins diameter, by Hunt and Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer, London 1884 (both No. 8832 to reverse - weight 40ozs)

By Paul Storr: A George III toast rack, on a gadrooned oblong base, with seven double arched reeded bars and bracket feet, London, 1819, 6.25in (16cm), 8.5oz.

Penzer, N.M: Paul Storr (with dust wrapper).

By Paul Storr: A George IV fiddle, thread and shell sugar sifter ladle, gilt bowl, crested, London, 1821, 1.75oz

By Paul Storr: A George III/IV hour glass pattern sauce ladle, crested, London, 1820, 2.5oz.

A Victorian goblet, engraved with a Greek key frieze around the foot and below the rim, gilt interior, by J Hunt and R Roskell, London, 1866, incised ‘Hunt and Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer 3761’, 4.8in (12.2cm), 5.8oz.

A George IV silver-gilt conserve spoon Paul Storr London1826 branch form the bowl modelled as leaf applied with lady birds a caterpillar and a fly 11.5cm 4.5in long #800-1200 308. Property of a Family A Victorian silver-gilt travelling dressing set George Brace London1866 brass bound burr walnut case by Howell James & Co. London plain gilt mounts: five cut-glass bottles three covered rectangular glass boxes two cylindrical pots central hinged compartment including various mother-of-pearl handled impliments; interior cover fitted with mirror leather case 31cm 12.25in long

A GEORGE III CIRCULAR VEGETABLE DISH AND COVER with beaded edge by Paul Storr London 1819. 48oz

A William IV circular Teapot with ebonised scroll handle, London 1836, make Paul Storr, cartouche set in.

EBONISED DOUBLE FUSEE BRACKET CLOCK, the movement converted from verge escapement and with engraved back plate, the 7” brass dial signed Marmaduke Storr, London, with strike-silent dial to the arch and calendar aperture to the matted centre, the case surmounted by a bell top and carrying handle, 22” high

A George III silver teapot mark of Paul Storr, London 1795, the oval body with arched lid, conical straight spout and bone / ivory finial and handle. The body engraved both sides with blank circular cartouche within shell, c scroll and floral border, 12cm high.

A late Victorian silver-gilt sugar vase in late 18th century style the vase shaped body supported on a square base rising to a short stem the body pierced with pales and stamped with a continuous band of husk drapery incorporating two vacant cartouches all within beaded borders conforming swing handle ruby glass liner 12cm high the base stamped Hunt & Roskill late Storr & Mortimer numbered 1549 London 1896 6oz fitted case

A George III ashette, with marks for London 1795, maker Paul Storr, of shaped oval form with pie-crust moulded border Width 41.5cm, 42.5oz

A pair of Paul Storr silver fiddle and thread pattern sauce ladles with engraved armorials 1816

A George III Six-Division Toastrack], oblong, on four scroll supports, the plain double arched dividers with oval scroll handle, by Paul Storr, London 1814, 17cm long, 9½oz

A George IV silver coffee pot by Paul Storr London 1827 of baluster shape with hinged domed cover floral embossed 27cm 29.5oz

A George III oval silver fruit bowl by Paul Storr London 1803 lobed and embossed with festoons of fruit 30cm long 19oz

An early Victorian silver tea urn by John Samuel Hunt for Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer of fluted tapering bellied form chased and engraved with garland of fuchias and swags to a flared pedastal base with ‘c’ scroll handles the lid with a bud and flowerhead finial the urn lid and infuser all marked John Samuel Hunt London 1855 the urn signed Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer and numbered 7394 45cm high 33cm wide gross weight 116 oz

An early Victorian silver spirit burner stand Storr and Mortimer London 1838 the stand decorated in alternate panels with pierced stylised acanthus design and embossed scrolls and flowers two pieces engraved with a hand and the motto “Cor Et Manes Concordan” 6.75" diameter approx. 13.5oz (3)

A Victorian silver shaped round dish the reeded and leaf chased border with two shell handles and engraved with two crests and a ribbon motto 'Virtue Praemium Laus' (Praise is the prize of virtue), stamped beneath 'Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer', London 1853. by John Samuel Hunt, 34.5cm overall (13.5in), 837g (27. oz) The crests are for Clarke of the family of Clarke-Jervoise, Baronets of Idsworth Park

A George IV sauce ladle with moulded and shell pattern handle and plain circular bowl, 7.75ins overall, by Paul Storr, London 1821 (weight 2.75ozs)

A George III silver teapot, Paul Storr for Rundell, Bridge and Rundell, London, 1810 of Roman lamp inspiration, script initialled IH below crest, ribbed girdle and gadroon bands around collar, the spout chased with an anthemion and acanthus leaf below, coiled serpent incorporating ivory handle, fluted ivory finial 1038gr, 33oz 8dwt all in

A George III Oval Salt with gilt interior, engraved crest on paw feet, London 1794, maker: probably Paul Storr

A George III Dinner Fork Kings pattern engraved crest, London 1819, maker: Paul Storr

George III silver meat platter, London 1802 by Paul Storr, of stout gauge, with plain field and shallow well, the everted lip with gadrooned edge and armorial device. Length 51cm.

"A George III mahogany bracket clock, with repeat, the twin fusee movement with a verge escapement and striking on a bell, to an engraved backplate, the arched 'Battersea' enamel dial inscribed 'Marmke Storr, LONDON,' with subsidiary Strike/Silent dial, to painted decoration, the bell top case with a brass carrying handle, pierced fret sides, the base base moulding on pads, 20in (50.8cm) h, 11.5in (29.2cm) w,7.5in (19cm) d. Baillie states; Marmaduke Storr, Lombard Street, London, was active from 1724 - 1775. See Barder, Richard C.R. The Georgian Bracket Clock 1714 - 1830, for a similar example by James Upjohn. This rare enamel dial is thought to be the work of a former Battersea enamel worker, Anthony Tregent. Who on leaving the enamel factory set up his own business in Denmark Street. There are a handful of both longcase and bracket clocks with these type of dials. Anthony's brother, James was a well known London clockmaker."