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Los 188
A George III engraved silver tea caddy, of shaped oval outline, with friezes of floral and foliate motifs and garlands of ribbons and foliage, with four pendant oval medallions, each one engraved with a playful putto, by Andrew Fogelberg and Stephen Gilbert, London 1783 (with later Victorian lock), 12.5cm high, 16.75oz.
Los 427
A mixed lot: a cast silver miniature figure of a bulldog, by S.M.D. castings, London 1972; a Victorian cast silver finial, in the form of a sailor figure, by Messrs Barnard (no date letter); a pair of silver salt spoons; a silver caddy spoon; a silver military badge, a mother-of-pearl and silver folding fruit knife; and an enamelled photographic portrait of young girl (on copper), signed “Lee and Company’s Patent Cardiff," the latter 7.2cm high, 5.95oz weighable silver. (8)
Los 406
A small collection of antique silver caddy spoons: a Scottish cast example by W.Robb of Ballater, Edinburgh 1899; a Sheffield-made example, initialled; a spoon with an embossed gilt bowl; another with a wavy, thread bordered stem, crested; another with a disc cartouche and thread border, crested; an Hourglass pattern spoon with a palmette bowl; and the last with a hollow fiddle stem and an engraved bowl with a pierced border, mixed dates and makers, the latter 8.5cm long, 3.35oz. (9)
Los 300
An Elizabeth II cast and sculpted silver caddy spoon, figural, in the form of a coy young girl in a clingy shoulderless dress standing on a shell, by Mary Dean, London 1986, 10cm long, 1.45oz.NOTE: Mary Dean trained at Sir John Cass College of Silversmithing, and graduated in 1972. Elected Fellow of the Institute of Professional Goldsmiths in 1986 after completing the necessary ten years as a practising designer and jeweller.
Los 237
Two Victorian silver caddy spoons, with engraved stems, by George Unite; two other silver caddy spoons, by Hilliard and Thomason; and another, with a gilt oval bowl and an engraved fiddle stem, (maker’s mark partially worn), all Birmingham made, mixed dates 1862-1886, the longest one 10cm long, 1.85oz. (5)
Los 178
An Edwardian silver rose bowl, on three feet, with shaped and moulded decoration around the sides and rim, and a presentation inscription, by R.&W. Sorley, London 1906; together with an Edwardian silver tea caddy, with a pull-off cap and an inset wooden base, by T.H. Hazelwood and Co., Birmingham 1906, the bowl 19cm diameter, 14oz weighable silver. (2)
Los 250
Two silver North Country provincial caddy spoons, with scallop-shell bowls, both initialled and both by Thomas Watson of Newcastle (one 1818 and one c.1800 no date letter); and another silver caddy spoon with a stubby fiddle stem, by Peter Lambert (of Berwick upon Tweed), hallmarked Newcastle 1835, the latter 8.7cm long, 1.2oz. (3)
Los 158
Small silver to include: an Edwardian silver pierced coaster, with inset wooden base, monogrammed, by Mappin & Webb, London 1907; a silver bon bon basket by Hukin & Heath, London 1911; a set of ten silver coronation commemorative teaspoons (George V and Queen Mary); a silver-mounted wooden pepper mill; and five various silver caddy spoons, the coaster 11.3cm high, 9oz weighable silver. (18)
Los 240
A George IV Scottish provincial silver caddy spoon, with a bright-cut border around the stem, initialled "J", by Peter Gill and Son of Aberdeen 1820-1830; a Scottish silver caddy spoon with an engraved stem and a drop-shaped bowl, no maker’s mark, Edinburgh 1804; a Glasgow-made silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon; and a later Scottish silver caddy spoon, with a Luckenbooth finial, the latter 8.5cm long, 1.75oz. (4)
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