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Los 74
A collection of silver items to include; a pair of George III silver table spoons, each with engraved stems, hallmarked by George Smith, London, 1782, each approx. 21cm long, a pair of small George V silver candle holders, weighted, hallmarked by F & Co, London, 1913, each approx. 6cm high, a mother of pearl handled silver caddy spoon, by James & William Deakin, a single Chester silver coffee spoon, and a silver plated shovel spoon. Weight: approx. 106.6 grams (3.4ozt) Further details: tarnishing to all, some surface scratching, to most, one George III spoon has staining/marks as well as tarnishing, candlestick bases have lots of wear, some dents to bodies, wear and marks rubbed, one candlestick top loose and weighted interior broken.
Los 62
A Victorian silver tea caddy, of globular shape with elaborate floral and foliage repousse design, removable cover, hallmarked by William M Hayes, Birmingham, 1899, approx. 12.2cm high. Weight: approx. 185.6 grams (5.9ozt) Further details: few large dents and smaller dents to body, some surface scratching, wear etc.
Los 71
A mixed collection of silver flatware to include; a George V silver bread fork, hallmarked by C.T. Burrows, Birmingham, 1914, an Edwardian silver caddy spoon hallmarked by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester, 1906, a George III silver mustard spoon by John Thropp, Birmingham, 1818, a George IV fiddle pattern silver teaspoon, a Cooper Bros Golf related spoon initialled "GGC", other Georgian or later silver spoons, various makers and dates including; Peter & William Bateman. Along with a 19th century silver topped vanity jar, silver handled cake slice, button hooks x2, a Continental silver pair of sugar nips, a Mylius of Norway 830S silver pickle fork, a Birmingham silver napkin ring and a white metal Eastern napkin ring with figural design. Weighable silver: approx. 214.4 grams (6.9ozt) Further details: all tarnished, some with more wear than others, few with dents, misshapen areas, some surface scratching, overall general wear commensurate to age/usage. Signs of usage slightly to prongs of bread fork, caddy spoon generally okay (wear).
Los 22
An early 20th century Austrian Aesthetic Movement single weight regulator with an oak case, the turned finials and caddy top over a glazed door inset with blue printed tiles depicting pears and flowers, above turned pendants, the enamel dial similarly decorated with pears and flowers, and Arabic numerals, single train brass movement, dial 15 cm diameter, case 105 cm high, 29 cm wideThe movement seems intact but will need new synthetic "catgut" lines, being a single weight regulator it does not chime. The pottery tile on the left hand side of the door is damaged.The dial has a hairline crack, the timepiece has a single brass weight, pulley and key the tiles are scratched.To sum up the regulator will need some work to make goodPlease see the extra images. alittle scratched .
Los 362
A Norwegian silver souvenir spoon, Bergen, marked 60GR, 31g, boxed; another similar spoon, marked 830, 21g, boxed; a set of four George VI silver teaspoons, openwork monogram terminals, Birmingham 1930s, 44g; an Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon, Sheffield 1962, 17g; a Lugano spoon, 6g; a silver baby feeding set, 33g, boxed
Los 386
A George III silver caddy spoon, the circular bowl engraved with an oak leaf and acorn sprig, with a woven effect handle, Birmingham 1811, possibly by John Lawrence, length 6cm, a pair of silver sugar tongs, London 1804 by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, length 14.5cm, and six silver teaspoons, including one with fancy back, no date, by Thomas Evans, and two George I Hanoverian Rat tail, no date, by Samuel Lee, total weight 103.6g.
Los 103
A Chinese blue and white tea caddy and a cover, 19th c, painted with landscapes, 13cm h and a larger Chinese blue and white and enamelled tea caddy, 19th / 20th c and a later silver repousse cover (4) Smaller caddy - undamaged. Cover well matched but too short for neck, broken and neatly re-stuck having been previously repaired with staples. Larger caddy - neck repaired
Los 101
A Chinese moulded blue and white tea caddy and cover, 18th c, with an immortal and deer, bat and prunus, in painted fret border, later silvered mount and cover, 15cm h and another, painted with a fisherman on an island, and a silver cover (4) Moulded caddy - neck reduced and chip under the foot on rim. Second caddy - fritting of glaze on corner and edges of flat top
Los 374
A George III silver bright cut engraved caddy spoon, hallmarked EM, London, 1807 together with a Modern silver bangle, by S&P, Chester, 1954, a Modern silver napkin holder, an Edwardian silver Egypt teaspoons, by Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1909, combined weight 2.31 ozt together with plate servers, set of six silver handled butter knives boxed, a bottle holder, soup ladle with costume jewellery necklaces and diamante tennis bracelet (1 box)
Los 317
A late Victorian silver tea caddyChester, 1896, George Nathan & Ridley Hayesof bombe lobed form embossed with flowers and scrolls with gadrooned lower border, the hinged domed cover with wrythen finial raised on lion pawheight 13cm., weight approx. 7.65oztCondition: Good condition commensurate with age
Los 300
George IV silver caddy spoon, Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1925, Fiddle pattern; Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion, modelled as an elephant; three silver vesta cases, a propelling pencil, fountain pen, and nail file.Condition report:The elephant pin cushion has a couple of dents to the body. The large engraved vesta has a dent to one side. The small part-engraved vesta has numerous dents and dings, and its lid does not shut fully. There is some cleaning residue on the fountain pen and pencil. The blade on the silver-handled scoop is rusty / has some rough patches. The caddy spoon and other vesta are in very good condition. Please see additional uploaded images.
Los 291
A collection of 19th and 20th century copper decorative curios. The collection to include an ashtray, three carved / decorated bowls, a flask, a cup, and a small hammered pot. Also included a small coffer / chest style tea caddy, with banded detailing, and a small proportioned ice bucket, with lions head ring handles raised on paw feet.
Los 142
Portmeirion - The Botanical Garden - A large extensive collection of ceramic dinnerware / tea service. Comprising of cereal bowls, side plates, lunch plates, dinner plates, cruet set, saucers, teacups, teapot, milk jug, sugar caddy, large vase, flan dish, small plant pot and saucer, planter, medium clock and small clock. With makers labels to items. Largest pieces measures approx. 25cm tall.
Los 215
A collection of 20th century brass decorative curios. The collection to include a Pyrene brass fire extinguisher, a brass magnifying glass with cut glass handle, a tea caddy in the form of a coffer chest with decorative banding and bun feet, a machine turned cigarette box, and a small Premier brand bike lamp light.
Los 328A
A George III burr elm tea caddy with an ivory escutcheon, 19cm wide11.5cm deep11cm hightogether with a small stationary casket,with a porcelain plaque, 18.5cm wide12.5cm deep8cm deep (2)IMPORTANT NOTE This lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding. This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission reference: UXE1UQSPCondition ReportLifting to the brasswork on the casket. Knocks and wear to the caddy, but no splits.
Los 37
A collection of silver items comprising a sauceboat, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1908, 16cm wide, a cased pair of sisters, by George Unite, Birmingham 1898, 10cm high, a caddy spoon, Birmingham 1900, and a mustard pot, Birmingham 1930, 14.4oztCondition ReportWear and rubbing throughout.
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