Jewellery, Watches & Silver

Pairpoint Brothers, London 1895' of moulded oval outline, with fluting detail to panels, two vacant cartouches to the body, the hinged lid with an...

Edward Brown, London 1891, of traditional form with chased foliate detail to the lower half of the body, the handles of S scroll form, coin insert...

Martin Hall, London 1890, of moulded oval form with a beaded border, pierced detail to each lobed panel, raised on an oval foot with similar pierc...

Barnabas Blackburn, London 1880, of rectangular form with a threaded rim, the central taper stick with engraved presentation inscription, inkwell ...

the Barnards, London 1873, of tapered oval form, bright-cut engraved decoration throughout, with circular cartouche to centre, one side with engra...

EJ, London 1866, of slender baluster form, all over engraved floral design in a textured background, four oval cartouches with floral design, one ...

Hutton of Sheffield, plain tapering form, stepped hinged cover and finial, side turned wood handle, together with a late Victorian preserve pot of...

Robert Hennell, London 1864, of traditional cylindrical form, with stepped circular base and short spout, with large S scroll handle and hinged do...

Robert Hennell III, London, comprising, a teapot, sugar basin, milk jug, and water pot, each of baluster form all over engraved cartouches and scr...

to include a small Victorian teapot, Henry Holland London 1855, of squat plain polished form, hinged lid with stained finial, simple handle, curve...

William Hasler, London 1852, of moulded form, the flat engraved with a crest and scrolling foliate broad border, all raised on three bracket feet;...

Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox, London 1851, of baluster form with planished finish throughout, an engraved scroll border to the body, hinged lid...

the Barnards, London 1837, of lobed melon form with chased floral decoration to each panel, the hinged lid with bud finial, a leaf clasped S scrol...

various makers and marks, predominantly London, to include; one basting spoon, four tablespoons, seven teaspoons, all of Fiddle pattern, eight tab...

AH, Sheffield 1836, set of twelve fruit knives and forks, engraved decoration with a large knife and matching fork, all with mother-of-pearl handl...

to include, five George III tablespoons, of Fiddle pattern, with four similar dessert spoons and two sauce ladles; together with six dessert forks...

Sheffield 1835, of conventional form, with turned wood bases and fluted sides; together with a collection of cruets, sauce boats, etc.Weighable si...

to include; a William IV small vinaigrette, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1833, checkered engraved cover, engraved cartouche to the hinged lid; toge...

Paul Storr, London 1828 of squat panelled form with engraved armorial to sides, undulating rim, with leaf clasped S scroll handle and moulded circ...

comprising, six tablespoons, 1827, seven table forks, 1829, nine dessert spoons, 1829/30 and thirteen teaspoons, all with engraved crest and motto...

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S C Yonge, Sheffield 1826, with cast shell border, chased scroll and floral decoration to the flat with engraved crest and motto, raised on three ...

WE, London 1822, of tapered form, double crest engraved to centre, with a leaf clasped spout and S scroll handle, the domed hinged lid with knoppe...

London 1822, of vase shape, reticulated body, beaded border and handle, pierced foot and beaded border to the rim; together with a small Edwardian...

Edwards of Sheffield, of plain tapering form, short spout, scroll handle; the larger Georgian style coffee pot, TB&S London, modern, of plain tape...

Thomas Watson & Co, Sheffield 1821, and IB, London 1817, comprising teapot, twin-handled sugar basin and a milk jug, all of baluster form, heavily...

John Harrison & Co., Sheffield 1821, of vase form, pierced body, swing-handle, pierced foot; together with a Victorian twin-handled christening cu...

WE, London 1820, of rectangular outline, with gadrooned and shell cast border and fluting to bowl, the swing-handle with embossed decoration Wi...

Thomas Pemberton & Robert Mitchell, London 1818, good cast border, engine-turned decoration, small panel to the lid with well-engraved foxhound; t...

London 1816, of large size and plain form with pull-off cup, gilt detail to interior, the screw lid engraved with crest and mottoHeight: 16cm, wei...

William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1813, of Fiddle and Thread pattern, with crest engraved to reverse of the terminal; together...

various dates and makers, well-matched with a later monogram, Old English patternLength: 17cm, weight: 15oz ...[more]

Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart, London 1803, of oval form, with bright-cut engraved floral border, engraved circular cartouche to either side; to...

William Eley & William Fearn, London circa1801, comprising a soup ladle, eight tablespoons, and seven dessert spoons, all with crest to terminal; ...

Robert Hennell, London 1800, and Benjamin Smith, modelled as the crest of a Swan within a coronet on turned ebonised wooden plinthsHeigh on plinth...

Richard Cooke, London 1800, of circular conventional form, beaded borders, with matching snuffer; together with a snuff box, Edward Smith, Birming...

Thomas Smith, Birmingham, line engraved decoration, bold cast foliate border and thumbpiece; together with a central European table snuff box, ind...

London, various makers, each of plain Old English pattern, with well-modelled shell-shaped bowlsWeight: 16.4oz ...[more]

various dates and makers, George III and later, Scottish and English, with three pairs of sugar tongsWeight: 15.5ozFootnote: generally reasonable ...

Nathaniel Smith and Co, Sheffield 1799, each of baluster form with fluted detail to stem, raised on a circular foot with threaded detail, crest en...

James Young, London 1789, of traditional form with contemporary engraved garland decoration, central cartouche with engraved presentation inscript...

William Champion, London 1781, the deep bowl with threaded waist, engraved swags throughout, the circular cartouches to center with engraved folia...

London, circa 1780, of vase form, beaded border, reticulated body, plain pedestal foot, blue glass liner; together with a Scottish christening mug...

to include a pair of George III small boat-shaped salts and liners, London 1783, lug handles, simple moulded band to the waist, stepped base; a la...

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Edward Cooper, London 1777, of oval form, with vacant oval cartouche to centre and allover bright-cut decoration, the hinged lid with an oval fini...

Fuller White, London 1761, of typical form, wavy rim, flying leaf clasped scroll handle, on shell feet Width: 17cm, weight: 8oz

18th-century, various makers, well-engraved decoration, bowls crimped edges and fruit decorated bowls; together with a Scottish provincial butter ...

London, mid 18th century, of traditional small size and knopped stem, hexagonal stepped baseHeight: 10.5cm, combined weight: 6.8oz ...[more]

Richard Rugg, London 1774, of moulded circular outline with beaded border, engraved armorial to centre, raised on three hoof feetDiameter: 17.5cm,...

Edward Aldridge II, London 1768, of oblong outline, with a gadrooned border, fitted with three glass bottles, two pen recesses, one engraved with ...

Ebenezer Coker, London, 1757 and another same maker, 1767, of similar design with a foliate engraved centre, cast border raised on three claw and ...

all with shell-shaped bowls; Onslow pattern, London 1763; another bright-cut Old English, London 1776, engraved crest; another similar, London 180...

James Morrison, London 1759, of traditional knopped form, square-shaped base with bobecheHeight: 14cm weight: 5.1oz ...[more]

TW, London 1759, the body with two bands of fluting, rocaille scroll shield with later Victorian prize inscription and inscription to underside of...

makers marks worn, London 1756 and later, of cauldron form, shaped rim, raised on cabriole legs, web feet, with linersDiameter: 7cm, weight 13oz ...

David Hennell, London 1751, of conventional form with banded foot, engraved armorial to the body, plain socket with turned wood handleHeight: 7.5c...

London 1750, with rat tail bowl; together with a George III marrow spoon/scoop, with crest engraved to reverse of bowlLength: 19.5cm, 23cm, combin...

London circa 1730, Hanoverian pattern, engraved crest to the rear; with a pair of asparagus tongs, probably Mary Chawner, London 1835, King's patt...