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Click here to subscribeA set of four Victorian silver gilt salt cellars of lobed-oval trencher form, each on four eagle supports, and engraved with scrolls and cartouches with arms, marked beneath Hunt and Roskell Late Storr and Mortimer, blue glass liners, London 1856 by John S Hunt, 10cm long (4in), 1134g (36.5 oz).
A pair of Serving Spoons and a composite Queen's pattern table service, former Paul Storr, Service various dates and makers, London, several pieces Birmingham and Sheffield, Storr spoons 1811, service 1823-95, former Old English pattern, service comprising: 12 table forks, 6 table spoons, 16 table knives, 13 dessert forks, 9 dessert spoons, 10 dessert knives with silver blades, 12 teaspoons, 2 tea caddy spoons, 6 salt spoons, 2 shovel-shaped spoons, 2 sauce ladles, 2 butter knives, 1 grape scissors, 2 serving spoons, 1 fish serving knife and fork, 1 carving knife and fork, 1 soup ladle, and an unassociated pair of sugar tongs, Brimingham, 1927, 5900gr, 190oz excluding knives.
A Regency silver coffee jug on lampstand, Paul Storr, London, 1816, baluster, with sinewy handle rising from serpent's mask, shell capped spout, gadroon, bead and entwined ovolo borders, the stand with ring handles and vase burner, initialled below earl's coronet at body, stand and burner, 27cm, 10.75in high, 1990gr, 64oz.
A COMPOSITE SET OF KINGS PATTERN SILVER FLATWARE consisting of eight table forks, five by William Chawner, two 1822, two 1826, one 1827, three by William Ealey and William Fearn London 1821; eight dessert forks, seven by William Chawner 1822/25/27 and one by Paul Storr 1821; six tablespoons, three by William Chawner 1822; three by Paul Storr 1820; eight table knives, six by Paul Storr and two by Frans Higgins, 60oz (without knives)
THE CORBY CASTLE COFFEE POT. A superb George II cast and chased silver 'Turky' coffee pot, hallmarked London, 1750, maker Thomas Whipham, of inverted balustroid form on a domed circular foot and with ogee-domed hinged cover, having all-over rococo chased decoration of floral scrollwork with a C-scroll bordered cartouche reserved to each side, engraved heraldically, one with the arms of the Dukes of Norfolk and the other with one of the Howard crests, a lion statant guardant under the motto 'SOLA VIRTUS INVICTA'; below the palmette-fluted lip a ram's mask and dolphin and below the upper handle socket a mask of Pan, the handle of carved ivory with acanthus purchase, the cover surmounted with a finial cast as another of the Duke's crests, a pair of wings issuant from a ducal coronet, 31cm, (12.2in) high, 50 ozs, (1555gm) all-in, together with, and made for it - A magnificent William IV cast silver stand by the celebrated maker Paul Storr, London, 1832, cast in the form of the Duke of Norfolk's winged crest as below, complete with spirit-heater by the same maker and of matching date, 12.5cm, (5in) high, 33ozs, (1026gms); overall height 35.5cm, (14in), combined weight 83 ozs (2581gm).
A Victorian mug, of tapering form on a spreading foot with a gilt interior embossed and chased in low relief with fruiting vines, initialled, the bifurcated handle in the form of a vine stem, by J.S. Hunt, London 1859, incised on the base "Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer 9833", 3.1in (8cm) high, 6.25oz.
A William IV silver tea kettle on stand and burner, Paul Storr for Storr & Mortimer, London, 1831, stand apparently unmarked, associated 20th Century burner, bulbous and engraved with Marquess of Lothian armorials, the handle on auricular bracket and shell supports, fluted spout and thistle finial, stand on shell bracket supports and with sun in splendour crest 30cm, 12in high, 2350gr, 75oz 10dwt
A pair of William IV silver salts, Paul Storr for Storr & Mortimer, London, 1833, in the form of miniature Dutch rococo baskets, spirally fluted and with floral borders and scroll handles, engraved with bear's paw crest, foliate supports, numbered 155 and stamped Storr & Mortimer 13cm, 5in long, 350gr, 11oz 5dwt
Holt (Simma) Terror in the Name of God, 1964 ~ Rogers (P.G.) The Fifth Monarchy Men, 1966 ~ Ikeda (Daisaku) The Human Revolution, 1976 ~ Davis (Deborah & Bill) The Children of God, ink stamp on front free endpaper, 1984 ~ Storr (Anthony) Feet of Clay: A Study of Gurus, 1996, plates, original cloth or boards, dust-jackets; and c. 35 others, Cults, 8vo (c. 40).
SILVER - An unusual Victorian sugar box, of bold fluted ogee form, embossed and chased with floral pendants within leaf scroll borders, the domed hinged cover conforming beneath a flower sprig finial, engraved with initials and 17th March 1861, the base cast with flowers and leaves, 5in high, Hunt & Roskell, London 1860, inscribed 'Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer, 959', 18oz
SILVER - Paul Storr - a George III navette shaped cruet frame, with gadrooned borders and acanthus scroll handles, the reeded open frame on four fluted supports with paw feet, the central posted handle with reeded loop and acanthus decoration, on four acanthus scroll feet, engraved with the crest of Nathaniel, 2nd Baron Scarsdale, the four cut glass ovoid bottles facet and hobnail cut, plain silver mounts, 10.5in wide, 8.5in high, Paul Storr, London 1808, 25oz (the bottles with much damage, only one with stopper)
A matched silver gilt four piece tea service, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, 1910 and 1921, after a Paul Storr original, of classical compressed form embossed with cornucopiae and foliate scrolls and with gadrooned and shell cast rims comprising teapot with ebony handle, two handled sugar bowl, cream jug and later covered sugar bowl, approx. 28ozs (4)
A Victorian round teapot and two milk jugs, with engine turned straight tapering sides and rounded bases, the spouts and handles with strapwork decoration, the tea pot cover with strapwork hinge and stylised flower finial, the teapot and one milk jug stamped beneath 'Hunt & Roskell Late Storr & Mortimer', London 1860 by John Samuel Hunt, the other milk jug 1862 by Edward and John Barnard - 36oz gross
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