Carats and Clarets Day 1 - The Jewellery, Silver & Watches Sale

by Thomas Whipham, London 1754, of traditional baluster form decorated with repoussé foliate designs around the lower and upper body and the base ...

by Thomas Farren, London 1737, of traditional baluster form with scroll handle and raised on a pedestal foot, 10cm in height, 7.4ozt

probably by Elizabeth Godfrey, London 1759, each of traditional form with gadroon edged rim and leaf capped double scroll handle, gilt washed inte...

by Solomon Hougham, London 1815, in the Neo Classical style and of navette form, each with reeded rim and two handles, raised on a reeded edged pe...

London 1779, of baluster form, scroll capped handle with ivory insulators, part marked and beaded edged domed hinged cover topped with a flame fin...

by Henry Chawner, London 1794, of traditional half gadrooned urn shape with two dog mask and ring handles, the part marked friction fitting domed ...

by William Barret II, London 1814, of traditional conical form with reeded lower and upper bands and gadroon edged detachable part marked inner wi...

by Robert Makepeace & Richard Carter, London 1776, of oval form, the narrow pierced and flared gallery with foliate swag and rosette decoration un...

London 1798, of traditional form and raised on a simple reeded pedestal foot, monogrammed, 15cm in height, 9.8ozt

c1775, 5 by Thomas Wallis II and 5 by William Chatterton, all with pierced arms and monogrammed bows, 12.5ozt gross (10)Footnote: Cast tongs follo...

two by William Harrison I c1770 and one by George Smith (II) c1789 (no date letters), all of similar design with scrolling decoration and shell ty...

possibly by Alexander Barnet, London 1797, the urn shaped body with repoussé decoration depicting pastoral scenes around an oval and vacant cartou...

by Walter Brind, London 1781, plain with beaded edge and bottom rim, part marked hinged flat topped cover with monogram, presented with a (probabl...

maker's marks indecipherable, London 1780, each straight sided with beaded edge rim and pierced gallery spaced with urns and a crested rectangular...

London 1791, of navette form, decorated with three lines of bright cut engraving above two crested bright cut escutcheon shaped cartouches with re...

London 1790, of oval form, the straight sides decorated with bright cut engraved bands around two crested and scroll edged cartouches, the part ma...

probably by John King, London 1769, of traditional form with symmetrical and foliate decoration around a vacant cartouche and with two applied ree...

makers mark indecipherable, London 1792, of typical form and raised on a reeded edged pedestal foot, gilt washed interior, 15.5cm in height, 11ozt

by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1818, somewhat squat with banded waist and gadrooned parapet, the slightly domed and part marked flush ...

by John Emes, London 1804, of somewhat squat form with raised gadrooned parapet, the recessed, hinged, flush fitting and part marked cover topped ...

both possibly by John Buckett, circa 1780, each with spring-loaded action, fixed retainers, narrow corrugated blades and decorated with bright cut...

by George Smith (II) & Thomas Hayter, London 1793, with waisted body and leaf capped scroll handle, raised on a pedestal base, monogrammed, 13.5cm...

London 1796, of navette form, the upper body with a band of decorative bright cut engraving under a reeded rim, the lower body with two vacant wre...

by Edward Aldridge II, date letter indecipherable, designed as a miniature bread basket, of oval form and lavishly decorated with symmetrical pier...

possibly by Thomas Oliphant, London 1792, designed as a miniature bread basket, of navette form and decorated with bright cut engraved bands above...

the snuffer possibly by John Buckett, London 1782, with pierced and beaded edged handles and simple ring terminals, the box section decorated with...

by Burrage Davenport, London, date letter indecipherable, of oval form with beaded edge and pierced rim, decorated with bright cut foliate engrave...

by Crispin Fuller, London 1795, of oval form with reeded edge and pierced rim, decorated with bright cut foliate engraved bands, the sides with fo...

by William Plummer, London 1775, with later French 'Minerva head' stamps, of oval form with scrolled border, the sides lavishly pierced with flora...

the ladles, London 1805, 'Old English' pattern with feather edge, crested, 2.9ozt gross; the teaspoons, London 1801, each decorated with bright cu...

by William Stroud, London 1796, of oval form with reeded rim, the field bordered by bright cut engraved decoration around a plain circular cartouc...

by Isaac Callard, c1761, 'Hanoverian' pattern with shell bowls, crested, 19cm, 4.1ozt (2)

one pair by Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1820, oval lipped bowls with pouring lips, twisted baleen handles with silver terminals; one pair, maker'...

the first set by Robert Sallam c1766, with London hallmarks, 'Old English' pattern with very faint monogram (cased), the second set probably by Jo...

the first by Elizabeth Morley, London 1799, the oval bowl 9.5cm wide including the pouring lip, with flared rim, the flat strip mount flaring to a...

all of traditional baluster form, the first, maker's mark (RH) not traced, London 1773, with beaded waist, the part marked friction fitting and pi...

by Thomas Daniell & John Wall, London 1782, urn shaped, the bottom section with gadrooned decoration under a band of foliate engraving, the taperi...

by Stephen Adams II, London 1800, 'Old English' pattern with reeded edge, crested and monogrammed, 28cm in length, 5.4ozt (2)

by Josiah & George Piercy, London 1813, 'Old English' pattern, the bowl with pierced divider, 30cm in length, 4.2ozt ...[more]

London 1809, 'Old English' pattern, 30cm in length, 3.5ozt

by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1815, 'Old English' pattern, crested, 30cm in length, 4.3ozt ...[more]

all presented with their (probably original) blue glass liners, the first by Robert Hennell I, London 1794, of plain oval form with reeded rim and...

probably by Richard Rugg I, London 1766, 'Hanoverian' pattern with circular shell bowl, monogrammed, 33cm in length, 5.5ozt

makers mark indecipherable, London 1760, 'Hanoverian' pattern, with slender stem and round bowl, crested, 34cm in length, 5ozt

the first and largest, London 1773, the beautifully pierced bowl with symmetrical design and the handle with bright cut engraving around a vacant ...

possibly by Solomon Hougham, London 1811, of plain, slightly baluster form with sparrow beak spout and part wooden side placed handle with heart s...

by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1816, of rectangular form with turned corners and gadrooned rim, the field engraved with a coat of arms...

the first by Smith, Tate & Co (George Smith, Robert Tate, William Nicholson & Ewin Hoult), Sheffield 1825, decorated with bright cut engraving, an...

all of 'Hanoverian' pattern, the tablespoons by John Lampfert, London 1773, monogrammed, 11.5ozt, the dessert spoons by George Smith (II), London ...

London 1785, with rare incuse duty mark, the slender tapering blade terminating in an oval crested cartouche bordered with bright cut engraving an...

by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, London 1793, each with slender spearpoint blade and simple reeded top ring, length of meat skewer 32cm and ...

both by William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, the first, London 1813, with slender spearpoint blade terminating in a shell motif and topp...

by Henry Green, London 1791, of circular form with reeded rim and pierced bowl, simple reeded handle and locating clip to the opposite side, 12cm ...

maker's mark lacking, London 1781, of circular form with beaded edged rim and pierced bowl, simple beaded edged handle with crested locating clip ...

by William Stroud, London 1801, each of oval form with both the reeded lip and interior gilded, 12 x 9cm, 12.7ozt gross (4)

by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1808, each rectangular in form with turned corners and gadrooned rim, gilt washed interior and raised o...

by George Burrows I, London 1798, each of navette shape with reeded rim, raised on a pedestal foot, similarly decorated, monogrammed and with gild...

the nips all with London hallmarks, one by Hester Bateman, c1790, three by Peter and Ann Bateman, 1791-1798, nine by Peter, Ann & William Bateman,...

both London 1792 and of similar design, with bright cut foliate decoration, beaded rim and reeded handle, each raised on a pedestal foot on a squa...

both pairs of oval form with each with decorated pierced sides and gadrooned rim, with blue glass liners and raised on four ball and claw feet, th...