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Preisdatenbank abonnierenCHARLES HORNER; a George V hallmarked silver and blue/green double sided pierced wire work framed pendant suspended on fine link chain, Chester probably 1918, length of pendant including bail 2.7cm, length of chain 40cm, approx 4.8g.Additional InformationThe hallmark is on the wire work rim so is slightly difficult to read but does appear to be Chester 1918, light surface scratches to the enamel and some surface wear but overall good condition.
CHARLES HORNER; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and green enamelled Art Nouveau pendant of pierced form, Chester 1909, length of pendant including bail 4.5cm, length of chain 43cm, approx 6.1g.Additional InformationEnamel in good condition, very light surface wear, clear hallmarks, overall in good order.
CHARLES HORNER; a George V hallmarked silver and blue/green enamel decorated Art Nouveau necklace, Chester 1911, length of pendant 3.2cm, length of chain to spacer 38cm, approx 5.8g.Additional InformationOverall in good condition, light surface wear, clear hallmarks, a possible tiny area of restoration to the enamel but very difficult to ascertain this.
CHARLES HORNER; an Edwardian hallmarked silver and blue/green/purple enamel decorated necklace, Chester 1909, length of lower pendant 3.4cm, length of chain to spacer 38cm, approx 7.1g.Additional InformationTwo areas of loss to the enamel, first to the lower portion of the base drop and secondly to the right hand panel of the three to the main pendant, otherwise clear hallmarks and light surface wear.
CHARLES HORNER; a sterling silver and floral painted white enamel decorated Art Nouveau pierced pendant, stamped sterling and with maker's mark, length of pendant 4cm, length of chain 35cm, approx 4.1g.Additional InformationMinor surface wear including light scratches but basically in good order.
CHARLES HORNER; a George V hallmarked silver and floral painted blue enamelled pendant, Chester 1914, length 3.5cm, and a further George V hallmarked silver and blue/green enamel decorated pendant on fine link chain, length 2.5cm including bail, length of chain 38cm, combined 7.6g (2).Additional InformationThe single pendant without chain has a loose bail and would require the loop closing where the bail attaches. Minor surface wear otherwise, the roundel pendant has light surface wear but basically in good order.
CHARLES HORNER; a set of George V hallmarked silver brooch/pin and buttons, each piece with central blue enamelled roundel with a pierced flower head, Chester 1910, length of brooch 3cm, diameter of each button approx 1.2cm, also a sterling silver and enamel decorated bird brooch (af), and a Charles Horner; a silver scarf clip, Chester 1941 (3).Additional InformationLight surface scratches but basically in good order. The bird brooch has a damaged wing on the right hand side, the darker coloured sections of the enamel may be older repairs, general tarnishing throughout. The scarf clip has clear hallmarks and has a fine crack running around the inner pale blue band.
CHARLES HORNER; a hat pin stand containing seven enamel decorated hat pins, one inscribed 'Army Service Corps'.Additional InformationA couple of tiny enamel losses to the enamel on one or two but overall the condition is good. Light surface wear and a couple of small cracks to some of the enamel.
CHARLES HORNER; a hallmarked silver hat pin stand containing eight hat pins including an Isle of Man example, three enamelled examples and several set with butterfly wing decoration.Additional InformationLight surface wear. The Isle of Man example is a button which is now applied. Some deterioration to some of the butterfly leaves and discolouration. general wear to the pad.
GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO; a set of four late 19th century silver plated Adam style candlesticks, each with a detachable nozzle and a Corinthian column above a spiral moulded column decorated with acorns and oak leaves, on outswept square bases, decorated with urn and acanthus leaves, height 25cm.Additional InformationAll candlesticks with a light patina of knocks and scuffs around the base, one of the candlesticks with a slight knock to the underside of one of the corners of the base, and another candlestick with a small dent to the base, general rubbing to the Adam detailing throughout, however overall appearance ok.
A collection of 19th century and later silver plated wares to include an Elkington lobed square entrée dish and cover, a three piece tea service and various loose cutlery, with a silver plated part canteen of Fiddle pattern flatware and a part set of fish eaters (qty).Additional InformationSome of the cutlery with marks and heavier wear through use. Other items with general light age wear to the surface.
A late Victorian ninety-six piece part canteen of plated cutlery, including ivory handled and steel bladed knives, in an oak canteen. Additional InformationCase with general light age wear. Canteen lacking a dresser spoons and one of the carving knives. Knife handles, tines etc with general age wear surface patina and rubbing through use.
HAMILTON & INCHES; a Victorian hallmarked silver pedestal teapot and matching sugar bowl, each with pierced rims and repoussé scrolling decoration to the bodies, Edinburgh 1900, approx 19.79ozt/615.4g (2).Additional InformationTarnishing, light wear, scuffs, very minor rubbing to the marks, otherwise good.
A 19th century French white metal chocolate pot, the hinged lid with a hinged finial, turned ebony handle, on beaded circular base, gross weight 22ozt / 689g, 22cm high. Additional InformationLozenge shaped hall mark to the underside of the base. The flange of the lid and the side of the body with a head mark. General light wear to the surface but overall ok.
BARKER ELLIS & SON; a George VI hallmarked silver salver with cast scalloped edge with engraved presentation plaque 'MKC from staff and parents Shell Venezuela April 1954', Birmingham 1939, diameter 25.5cm, approx 20.61ozt/641g.Additional InformationAs stated, the piece is engraved, light scratches to the surface.
WILLIAM COLLINGS; a George III hallmarked silver salver of circular form with a cast beaded double rim, surrounding a central belt and buckle shaped cartouche, with engraved initials to the centre, London 1784, diameter 36cm, approx 38.82ozt/1207g.Additional InformationLight surface scratches, maker's marks are slightly rubbed.
A Portuguese 800 standard silver shaped circular salver, with engraved detailing to the centre and embossed with scrolls, shells and roses to the border on three scroll feet, diameter 40cm, weight 32ozt/1021g.Additional InformationSome light surface scratches and grubby within the detailing. Some slight wear at the edge but otherwise ok.
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS; a Victorian hallmarked silver salver with cast edge with open shell and scrolling detail outside a chased centre, with presentation inscription, London 1897, approx 20.19ozt/628g.Additional InformationLight surface wear. There is obviously central presentation inscription.
FRANK COBB & Co; a George VI hallmarked silver salver of shaped circula form with cast beaded rim outside chased decoration to the centre, raised on four ball and claw feet, Sheffield 1937, diameter 31cm, approximate weight 29.36ozt/913g. Additional InformationTarnishing, light surface wear and scratches.
MAPPIN & WEBB; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver waiter with applied cast edge with Celtic knot style decoration, raised on four mythical beast head feet, with remains of gilding, retailed for Ollivant & Botsford Manchester, London 1972, approx 13.55ozt/421g.Additional InformationAs stated, the gilding is worn, there is light surface wear and scratches, otherwise good.
WALKER & HALL; a George V hallmarked silver presentation trophy modelled as a bowl raised on four stylised dolphin supports to a square section base inscribed 'Re-presented to the society my Messrs Man, Crossman & Paulin Ltd on their winning the trophy outright in 1936', Sheffield 1928, width 27.5cm, approx 46ozt/1431g.Additional InformationSome light surface scratches, some tarnishing and toning throughout, clear hallmarks, overall in good order.
GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS COMPANY LTD; a George V hallmarked silver circular tray with central engraved armorial and raised on three substantial scrolling feet, Sheffield 1919, diameter 36cm, approx 51.86ozt/1613.2g.Additional InformationOf good gauge, minor surface scratches, some light toning and tarnishing but overall in good order.
WAKELY & WHEELER; a George V hallmarked silver bowl on stand with pierced rim decorated with mythical beasts and Celtic knot style border, Dublin 1914, diameter 20.5cm, approx weight 23.6ozt/733g.Additional InformationThe bowl is separate to the base, there are polish residue, light dents, surface wear and scratches.
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS; an Edwardian silver bowl with embossed floral detailing, Sheffield 1911, height 9cm, together with a set of six hallmarked silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1983, a silver cigarette case, a vesta case, a ring tree, a Sherry label and a Madeira label, a cased set of six teaspoons and a further teaspoon, 20ozt/639g, together with a Continental white metal box and cover modelled as a chicken.Additional InformationThe napkin rings are generally clean, the ring tree is dented and marked to the top, the cigarette case with some edge wear, and light patina to the vesta case.
STOKES & IRELAND LTD; a hallmarked silver bowl, embossed with floral swags, Chester 1910, 3.5ozt/109g, diameter 10cm, together with a hallmarked silver pedestal dish with loaded base, Birmingham 1874, height 7.5cm.Additional InformationThe Chester bowl with light age wear patina but overall good, clear hallmarks to the base. The pedestal dish with some knocks to the foot rim, a couple of slight creases to the silver and general light patina to the surface.
ADIE BROS; a substantial George V hallmarked silver bowl with shaped pierced rim, lobed main body and raised on four scrolling stepped supports, Chester 1935, diameter 25.5cm, approx 28.8ozt/896g.Additional InformationIn good condition, of good gage, clear hallmarks, free from any engraved inscription or presentation, just light tarnishing and toning throughout.
A George V hallmarked silver bowl with engraved rim and circular foot, London 1922, diameter 23cm, approx 16.3ozt/507.4g.Additional InformationFree from any engravings or presentations, clear hallmarks although maker's mark obscured, a couple of small dents to the body but of good gauge. Light surface scratches and tarnishing throughout.
A Portuguese 800 standard silver embossed circular dish decorated with fruit and vine leaves and apples, diameter 27cm, also a further Portuguese 800 standard pierced white metal dish, combined 19ozt/591g (2).Additional InformationThe silver dish with some light surface scratches and general tarnishing but essentially ok.
VANDERS; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver alms dish, with central rose motif and inscription to the reverse 'To Stan in appreciation for over 20 years loyal service to the Holyhead Golf Club', London 1979, diameter 25.25cm, approx. 19.6ozt/609g.Additional InformationHallmarks becoming slightly obscured, light surface scratches and some surface wear throughout, light tarnishing and toning.
ROBERT GAINSFORD; a George IV pierced and embossed bowl, decorated with scrolls and fruiting vine leaves against a lattice ground, Sheffield 1822, diameter 26cm, 15.8ozt/493g.Additional InformationThe hallmarks are rubbed and the inside of the bowl with generally scratches and couple of light knocks.
A George V hallmarked silver pierced basket of quatrefoil form, Birmingham 1919, length 10cm, also a pierced hallmarked silver basket, combined 3.2ozt/102g (2).Additional InformationThe quatrefoil dish with two slight dents and a few light surface scratches. The oval dish is grubby and the handle is slight bent.
An Edwardian silver mounted cut glass biscuit barrel and cover, Birmingham 1902, height 16cm.Additional InformationThe lid with rubbing to the hallmarks with some light surface scratches and some dents which appear to have been flattened out, the glass body with a few light scratches and general wear to the underside of the base but essentially fair, the silver mounted rim with a few light knocks.
CARRINGTON & CO; a George V hallmarked silver twin handled lidded trophy cup, the cover with a single knop finial with gadrooned outer border, the main body engraved with the Royal coat of arms and inscribed 'The King's Cup West Norfolk Hunt Club Steeplechase Mr J A Keiths White Guard 1927', with gadrooned lower body, London 1926, approx 33.90ozt/1054g, height 22cm, with mahogany Carrington & Co plinth base, overall height 27cm.Additional InformationThe cover is slightly warped when sat on the main body, light scratches, tarnishing and wear.
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS LTD; a Victorian hallmarked silver and clear glass novelty decanter modelled as an owl, with amber glass eyes, retailed by Alex Jones & Co 154 Regent Street West, registration number 226959, London 1895, height 23.4cm.Additional InformationTarnish and light general wear to silver, light scratches and similar general wear to the glass, some nibbles and fritting to the feet.
A George V hallmarked silver goblet with engraved detail, height 15.5cm, and a smaller goblet, a silver pepper and embossed silver bowl, approx 6.3ozt/197g (4).Additional InformationThe goblets and bowl with light age wear and some rubbing to the hallmarks. The pepper with some knocks to the rim of the lid and the base.
WILLIAM WRIGHT & FREDERICK DAVIES; a military issued Victorian hallmarked silver and clear glass hip flask with screw-off cap and engine turned decoration to the cup body, both cap and body with engraved stylised initials beneath a crest of an arm, retailed by Jenner & Knewstub of 33 St. James St., London 1871, height 13cm.Additional InformationThe glass is a little dirty and the silver has some light tarnishing, but good clear hallmarks, no damage at all. The screw thread works well, just a couple of small dents just beneath the rim of the cap.
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