1 |
A near pair of 19thC silver Berry Spoons, hallmarks for London, 1813 and 1830, the bowls with scalloped edges and fruit chased bowls, the handles etched with scrolls, 8½in (21.5cm) long, approximate weight 4ozt (2) |
Nil |
|
95 |
2 |
A quantity of silver-plated wares, including punch bowl, large two-handled tray, pair of bottle coasters, wine coaster, salver, entrée dish, comport with dolphin column, toast rack, pair candlesticks, four menu-holders, etc (a lot) |
Nil |
|
320 |
3 |
A quantity of Commemorative Coins and Medallions, some silver, including Pobjoy Mint silver Falkland Islands 25th Anniversary of Liberation cased set (5), The Vice Admiral Lord Nelson Collection silver Crowns (4), etc (appx. 40) |
Nil |
|
340 |
4 |
A William IV silver Basting Spoon, by William Rawlings Sobey, hallmarks for Exeter, 1836, fiddle pattern, bowl repaired, 12½in (31.75cm) long, approximate weight 4½ozt. |
Nil |
|
70 |
5 |
A George VI silver Sugar Caster, by William Comyns & Sons, hallmarks for London, 1937, of baluster form, with a moulded girdle and border, the pierced cover with knopped finial, 7in (17.75cm) high, approximate weight 4½ozt. |
Nil |
|
75 |
6 |
A silver Mustard Pot, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, hallmarks for Sheffield, 1939, of drum-shaped form with blue glass liner, 2⅜?in (6cm) diameter, approximate weight 3¼ozt. |
Nil |
|
55 |
7 |
A pair of George III silver boat-shaped Salts, by Richard Morton & Co, Sheffield,1790, with oval pedestal bases, reeded borders and loop handles, engraved on one side with monograms, 5¼in (10.75cm) wide, approximate total weight 5¼ozt (2) |
Nil |
|
300 |
12 |
A good quality Silver Plated Jug of heavy design, the stepped hinged lid inset with a George III coin above a squat bulbous jug, heavy pouring spout and decorative scrolling handle on a splayed circular base, etched with an armorial, 5½in (14cm) tall. |
Nil |
|
65 |
13 |
A George VI silver Salver, by Adie Brothers, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1940, with moulded pie-crust rim on scroll feet, 12in (30.5cm) diameter, approximate weight 30ozt. |
Nil |
|
450 |
15 |
An Edwardian silver Cigar Case, hallmarks for London, 1903, with foliate engraved decoration and vacant cartouche, and two silver cigarette cases with engine-turned decoration, together with an eastern silvered metal cigarette case with engraved and enamelled foliate decoration, approximate total weight 14¾ozt (4) |
Nil |
|
260 |
16 |
A Dunhill silver-plated 'Giant' table Lighter, circa 1950's, with engine-turned decoration, 4¼in (11cm) high. |
Nil |
|
45 |
17 |
A pair of Victorian Sheffield plate Wine Coasters, each with lobed sides and scroll foliate rim, the turned wood base with silver central boss, hallmarked Sheffield, 1839, 7¼in (18.25cm) diameter (2) |
Nil |
|
75 |
18 |
A George V silver photograph Frame, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1923, of plain form, 12in x 10in (30.5cm x 25.25cm), glazed. |
Nil |
|
260 |
19 |
A George V silver photograph Frame, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1916, of plain form, 9in x 7in (23cm x 18cm), glazed. |
Nil |
|
160 |
20 |
A silver lady's Powder Pot, hallmarks for Birmimgham, 1913, of circular form the hinged cover inset with mirror, 3¼in (8.25cm) diameter, and a 1950's silver-mounted cut-glass dressing-table jar (2) |
Nil |
|
80 |
21 |
A pretty Victorian Sugar Bowl, hallmarks for London, 1889, of circular, lobed and spiral twisted form, chased with foliate scrolls, 3½in (9cm) diameter, approximate weight 2¼ozt. |
Nil |
|
55 |
22 |
A pair of Edwardian silver Pepper Pots, hallmarks for Sheffield, 1901, together with a silver framed circular picture frame, 3½in (9cm) diameter, and a silver-backed hand mirror (4) |
Nil |
|
75 |
23 |
A small quantity of silver-plated wares, including a pair of open-salts with blue glass liners, cigar case, Sheffield plate oval dish, shoe horn, etc (6) |
Nil |
|
70 |
24 |
A lady's four-piece silver-backed Toilet Set, by Adie Brothers, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1934,comprising two brushes, comb and mirror, in a fitted travelling case, together with a silver-mounted cut-glass jar and cover (5) |
Nil |
|
35 |
26 |
A Liberty & Co. silver Bon-Bon Dish, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1901, of two-handled oval petal form applied with heart-shaped decoration, supported on a long slender column and circular foot, 5½in (14cm) high. |
Nil |
|
420 |
27 |
A pair of George V silver Sauce Boats, by Asprey & Co. Ltd, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1912, of plain oval shape with cut edge, scroll handle and trifid feet, 5½in (14cm) long, approximate total weight 6ozt (2) |
Nil |
|
95 |
28 |
A George V silver Christening Mug, by Alexander Clark & Co, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1912, chased with a border of stylised leaf and flower decoration, monogrammed, 3½in (9cm) high, approximate weight 3¾ozt. |
Nil |
|
90 |
29 |
A pair of silver-plated open Salts, in the form of shells on dolphin supports and naturalistic sea-bed bases, each numbered '3641' on base, 2¾in (7cm) high (2) |
Nil |
|
85 |
30 |
An Edwardian silver Cream Jug, by Barker Brothers, hallmarks for Chester, 1906, of plain helmet form on square pedestal base, 6in (15.25cm) high, approximate weight 4ozt. |
Nil |
|
60 |
31 |
A George V silver three-piece Tea Set, by J.B. Chatterley & Sons, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1912, of octagonal form, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, teapot 6in (15.25cm) high, approximate total weight 35ozt (3) |
Nil |
|
460 |
32 |
A George V Irish silver Bowl, by Wakely & Wheeler, hallmarks for Dublin, 1913, with scroll handles and beaded lobed rim, on a circular spreading foot, monogrammed, 4¼in (10.75cm) high, approximate weight 4¾ozt. |
Nil |
|
130 |
33 |
An attractive Silver Box, the top and sides with plain borders, the panels with bark pattern, interior lined in red leather, marked on the lid and front London l887 maker's mark Flavell Elliott & Co., together with a small silver kilt pin with celtic decoration (2). |
Nil |
|
80 |
34 |
A silver plated Fruit Basket, the hinged handle and dish with pierced fruiting vine decoration on a circular foot, 13in (33cm) diameter, also a silver plated teapot, (2) |
Nil |
|
25 |
35 |
A Liberty & Co. silver Buckle, hallmarks for Birmingham,1900, of shaped rectangular two-piece form, embossed and pierced with stylized trees and leaves, 3¾in (9.5cm) wide. |
Nil |
|
340 |
36 |
An Edwardian silver Jockey Cap Caddy Spoon, by William Neale, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1909, and also impressed 'Vincent Silversmith Weymouth', 2¼in (5.5cm) long. |
Nil |
|
130 |
