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Preisdatenbank abonnierenSolid Silver Six Piece Cruet Set comprising two salts with blue glass liners, two mustards, two salt spoons and two mustard spoons and two peppers in original presentation box, S.P.H de Silva 45 High Street, Singapore, dated 1954/55, Birmingham hallmark, m.m Barker Bros Silver Ltd, approx 175 gms.
Solid Silver Harrods Canteen of Flatware, comprising twelve large forks, twelve small forks, twelve knives (one not Harrods) , twelve bread knives, twelve dessert spoons, six dessert spoons, six serving spoons, twelve tea spoons, twelve soup spoons, six coffee spoons, two sauce ladles, one soup ladle, carving set. Approx weight 3960 gms. Complete in original presentation cabinet, London hallmark, dated 1931/32, Richard Woodman, Burbidge.
An impressive carved oak long case clock, the movement by Joseph Oxley, Norwich, the silver finished chapter ring having Roman numerals with floral engraving between the figures, the brass domed face having circular engraved domed plaque with makers mark in between with gilded dolphin and floral moulding, the movement having the eight bell chiming mechanism believed to be in working order, the case depicting a bearded man surrounded by dolphins. Three weights and pendulum included, clock face being approx. 15 x 47 cms. The case being 62 x 400 x 33 cms.
Silver-Group of George IV silver Old English pattern Exeter flatware comprising: basting spoon, pair of tablespoons and three salt spoons, maker William Woodman of Bristol, Exeter hallmarks for 1824 together with the original hand written purchase receipt dated December 24th 1824 at a total price of four pounds and fourteen shillings, combined weight 8.7oz approx Minor wear to tips of bowls - ** General condition consistent with age
Victorian Aesthetic School silver coffee pot of baluster form having engraved decoration depicting birds amongst foliage, ‘bamboo’ spout and high dome cover, makers Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1881, 29cm high, 25.5oz approx The lower of the ivory insulators to the handle and the pins that hold it in place are slightly buckled - ** General condition consistent with age
George V silver communion flagon, having a dome cover, scroll handle and standing on a flared circular foot, bears Latin inscription to the foot, makers Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1911, 30.5cm high, 29.9oz approx Engraved inscription to both outer base rim and the underside - ** General condition consistent with age
Military Interest-Victorian silver two handled trophy cup with presentation script ‘Challenge Cup, to be competed for by Rifle Volunteers 13th Regimental District. Presented by Colonel R.B. Montgomery, commanding the Regimental District 1882’, maker Stephen Smith, London 1876, 25.75cm high, 17.4oz approx Engraved inscription - ** General condition consistent with ageOne small dent to each side
George III Irish silver two piece tea set, each piece of squat circular form and having part reeded decoration, maker James Scott, Dublin 1812, 42.9oz approx the base of the jug is a little buckled - ** General condition consistent with agethe teapot has been withdrawn – lot now includes sugar basin and jug ONLY, amended weight 18.3oz
Edward VII silver four piece tea set of chamfered rectangular form and comprising: teapot, coffee pot, two handled sugar basin and cream jug, maker George Howson, Sheffield 1901, combined weight 49.9oz approx gross All four pieces have several small dents - ** General condition consistent with age
George III silver three piece tea set, of squat circular form, makers William Burwash & Richard Sibley, London 1809, 44.8oz approx gross Sucriere is missing its lid, base of teapot is a little buckled, various small dents across all three pieces - ** General condition consistent with age
Matched George V silver tea set of oval form, each piece having embossed fluted decoration, the teapot, makers mark indistinct, Birmingham 1901, the sugar basin and cream jug Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1913, combined weight 12.2oz approx gross Tip of teapot spout is a little buckled, teapot has several small dents - ** General condition consistent with age
George III silver two handled cup standing on a circular foot, maker Benjamin Cartwright I, London 1761, 12.75cm high, 9.7oz approx (see illustration on page 99) 1cm crease dent to one side, several extremely small dents, base is a little buckled - ** General condition consistent with age
George III silver two handled cup having later embossed decoration depicting cattle in a landscape and standing on a circular foot, makers mark indistinct but probably Peter, Anne & William Bateman, London 1801, 15.75cm high, 11.6oz approx (see illustration on page 99) There is a vacant cartouche to one side of the piece which once had an inscription which has now been rather badly erased, the base is a little buckled - ** General condition consistent with age
Pair of George V silver two handled trophy cups with covers, standing on a circular foot, one bearing the presentation script ‘Lady Dudley’s Challenge Cup (Replica), Worcestershire Hunt Point-To-Point Steeplechases, Crowle, April 2nd 1936, Mr R. Glanville’s Ballykeating Capt J. Graham. 8 Runners’, the other without inscription, makers Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1935/1938, 20.5cm high, combined weight 28.9oz approx One of the two pieces has a engraved inscription - ** General condition consistent with age
George III silver oval tea caddy having embossed and engraved foliate decoration, makers Henry Chawner & John Emes, London 1796, 15cm high, 9.4oz approx At some point the lid has been over extended when opening which has caused a dent just behind the hinge and also causes the lid to not close properly, lock is missing, various dents over the whole piece - ** General condition consistent with age
Edward VII silver tea caddy having embossed stylised foliate and scroll decoration and with presentation script ‘To the Rev. D. Bayne-Jardine, Minister of Kier. In recognition of kind services. Tynron Parish Church, 8th June 1906’, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1904, 14cm high, 8oz approx Engraved inscription - ** General condition consistent with age
Three small George V/George VI silver toast racks, makers Deakin & Frances, Birmingham 1922, William Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1934 and Thomas Bishton, Birmingham 1944, combined weight 6.3oz approx The bars are a little buckled on the smallest toast rack - ** General condition consistent with age
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