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Los 77
A SELECTION OF IRISH, PRINCIPALLY GEORGIAN, SILVER FLATWARE comprising fiddle pattern ladle, 1819, two fiddle pattern desert spoons, 1868 and 1827, two desert forks, one 1812, three various teaspoons, all fiddle pattern, another fiddle pattern desert spoons, and a commemorative coffee spoons, 1960, all Dublin Assays, total 315g
Los 232
A collection of silver cutlery and flatware, to include; a silver fiddle pattern ladle Charles Boyton, London 1849, a set of six Peter and William Bateman tea spoons London 1805, 1808 and 1810 and further Georgian and later flatware and condiment spoons, a cased set of six trefid style teaspoons, six butter knives and a pair of sugar nips (quantity)
Los 974
A Silver on Copper large Punch Bowl, of typical form, with cast and applied gadrooned border to a floral foliate and "C" scroll embossed body, with vacant cartouches, and further lions mask and ring handles, to a spreading circular foot, width 14"; together with a Kings pattern Ladle, various dates and makers (2)
Los 366
Old Aberdeen - a rare Scottish provincial soup ladle Robert Wildgoose, marked RW, ABD, of Old English pattern with circular bowl, the terminal engraved with a script initial L 39cm long, 5.5oz Notes: While Robert Wildgoose is a maker known to have been based in Old Aberdeen, very little is known about him. To date this is the only item of silver known to bear a mark for this maker, and while not the earliest of the Old Aberdeen makers his work must be considered among the rarest. Dr. James in `Aberdeen Goldsmiths 1450 -1850` lists relatively little detail on this maker, except to confirm that he is known from the `Valuation Roll of Old Aberdeen` in 1796 as registered as a goldsmith and paying rent for three people (presumably his family home) of 15 shillings. His name appears briefly in other city records as witness to the baptism of his nephew (son of James Wildgoose, silversmith) and in return when his brother is witness at the baptism of his own son. All these records and mentions spread a thirty year period between 1769 - 1796, when this ladle would have been made.
Los 377
Dumfries/ Paisley - a Scottish provincial silver toddy ladle Joseph Walker Hinchcliffe (of Dumfries), Edinburgh 1822, WH (William Hannay) of Fiddle pattern with engraved crest and initial to terminal 15cm long Notes: It is unclear from the striking of the punches whether Hinchcliffe or Hannay is the maker, but it seems likely Hannay is the retailer as after the opening of the Glasgow Assay Office in 1819 the majority, if not the whole of his output was sent to Glasgow for assay.
Los 382
Dundee - an unusual novelty Scottish provincial punch ladle William Scott, marked WS, pot of lilies, the circular bowl with trefoil heel and flattened stem with engraved and feathered edges, the baleen handle with part twisted section and collar mounted ivory carved hand to terminal 38.5cm long
Los 392
Dundee - an unusual Scottish provincial punch ladle J Haxton, marker pot of lilies twice, JH, pot of lilies twice, the oval bowl with scalloped everted rim, with simple socket stem attached to part twisted baleen handle with simple silver cap finial 36cm long Notes: For an illustration of this piece and marks see `Dundee Silver 1750 - 1850` by Dr William Guthrie M.B Ch. F.R.C.Path page 60
Los 454
Ballater - a Scottish provincial silver jam ladle William Robb, marked WR, BLTR, Edinburgh 1921, of stylised Celtic point pattern with shallow circular bowl with simple curled point 13cm long Notes: This slightly curious jam ladle was originally sold with silver topped glass jam pots. These jam pots were a constant part of Robb`s output but survive in rather small numbers due to the fragile nature of the glass.
Los 266
A collection of small German silver coloured items, comprising: a set of five salt cellars, with glass liners; a pair of salt cellars; a set of twelve butter dishes, with glass liners; two napkin rings; three salt spoons; a mustard ladle; an embossed tea strainer with stand; and two mounted glass pepper pots, all post 1886, .800 and .835 standards Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
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