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Lot 27

A cased set of six Edwardian silver Buttons, two by Mappin & Webb, four by Henry Matthews, hallmarked Birmingham, 1900/1901, of a female head in the Art Nouveau style, in fitted Mappin & Webb presentation case.

Lot 286

An attractive leaf spray Brooch, the textured leaves set between with three diamond and eight ruby buds, the reverse with makers mark 'C&F' and hallmarked 18ct, approx total weight 10g.

Lot 3

A cased set of four Elizabeth II silver Corn on the Cob Prongs, by J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, hallmarked Birmingham, 1969, in velvet lined fitted presentation case, approx total weight 3.9ozt

Lot 300

A Victorian silver Pocket Watch, hallmarked London, 1879, with engraved case and ornate dial, the cuvette signed "George Parsons, Old Market Street, Bristol & Geneva", 1½in (3.75cm) diameter, together with an ornate silvered metal watch chain and a presentation case printed "G. Parsons & Son, Bristol".

Lot 33

A small Edwardian silver pedestal Bowl, by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd., hallmarked London, 1906, of circular form, chased with foliate decoration, engraved cartouche, 4in (10cm) diameter, approx weight 3.7ozt.

Lot 337

19th century School, Portrait of James David Gilkison (1884-1914), as a young boy dressed in sailor's uniform and seated beside a fishing creel basket, 36in x 28in (91.5cm x 71cm), framed. Note: James David Gilkison was born on 1st August 1884 at Sutton Court, Carshalton Road, Surrey. He was the younger son of Dugald Stewart Gilkison and Margaret Dunlop Gilkison (née Ralston) from Campbeltown in Argyllshire. James was educated at Shrewsbury House School, Rugby and Trinity College, Oxford, then called to the Bar in January 1906. He was gazetted 2nd Lieutenant with the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's) from the Militia, on 11th December 1907, and promoted Lieutenant on 25th March 1910. Gilkison served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders, reported wounded and missing after the Battle of Le Cateau on 26th August 1914, and was assumed to have been killed in action on that date. Captain Maclean of the Argylls wrote home to Mr Gilkison senior "Jim met his death in most gallant manner. The Regiment lost one of its best liked officers, and I a very true and valued friend in Jim".

Lot 34

A cased set of six Victorian silver Open Salts, by Elkington & Co., hallmarked Birmingham, 1869, of circular pedestal form with beaded rim, gilded interior worn, corresponding spoons, all monogrammed, in velvet lined fitted presentation case, approx total weight 9ozt.

Lot 40

A set of four George VI silver Dessert Spoons, hallmarked London, 1939, Rat Tail pattern, the reverse of handles crested, together with an early 20thC Indian silver shoe horn, by Hamilton & Co., approx total weight 7.8ozt (5)

Lot 41

A George V silver Table Cigarette Box, by Deakin & Francis, hallmarked Birmingham, 1919, of hinged rectangular form with domed lid, crested, 7in (18cm) wide.

Lot 458

A French Empire ornate gilt-metal pillar Mantel Clock, with stand and glass dome, the circular dial surmounted by a flowering urn, the 8-day movement signed "A.C.& B.", striking on a bell, clock 18in (45.5cm) high.

Lot 480

A 19thC Gothic style Holy Water Font, the octagonal pink marble upper part raised upon carved and reeded columns. Note: formerly from St. Mary's & St. Boniface Cathedral Plymouth

Lot 497

A mahogany trunk-dial wall timepiece, the painted dial signed "Payne & Co., 165 New Bond St., London", with fusee movement, 12in (30.5cm) high.

Lot 506

A Compton & Woodhouse " The Golden Treasure Of Tutankhamun" Chess Set, the cast gilt-metal pieces modelled as ancient Egyptian figures, together with a marbled chess board, kings 4?in (10.5cm) high.

Lot 519

Vintage Fashion: a 1950s white ermine fur evening Cape, by J. B. & W. Cockayne Ltd., Sheffield, together with a three pieces of vintage fur trim and a black fur collar (5)

Lot 551

Masonic Knights Templar Interest; breast and collar jewels including Founder Praesidium Legati Preceptor 570 (silver), Knights Malta (silver, hallmarked 1909), sword & case, gauntlets etc., (a lot)

Lot 554

A Masonic Knights Templar Preceptors Mantle & Cloak, with Middlesex Provincial cloth badge, together with Knights Templar Brest Jewel & Star, and Knights of Malta jewel (a lot)

Lot 56

A pair of Elizabeth II silver Candlesticks, by W I Broadway & Co., hallmarked Birmingham, 1972, with reeded knopped stems on circular weighted bases, 8¼in (21cm) high (2)

Lot 567

A Hardy Bros. "Uniqua" fly reel, together with five other fishing reels including a Cogswell & Harrison, Sports, 94 Queen Street, Exeter, fly reel, etc (a lot)

Lot 57

An Elizabeth II silver four piece Tea Set, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, retailed by Bruford's of Exeter, hallmarked London, 1973/4, of waisted circular form, the hot water pot and tea pot with wooden handles and finials, hot water pot 8½in (21.5cm) high, approx total weight 64ozt (4)

Lot 578

Fishing interest: The Fly-Fisher's Register, 1893, pub. Sampson Low, Marston & Co.Ltd., containing hand-written records by B. Dyball, Exeter, between 1906 and 1915, describing fishing on the Otter, Wylye, etc, together with an early 20th century Salter's brass G.P.O. spring scales (2)

Lot 58

An Elizabeth II silver Sauce Boat, by James Dixon & Son, hallmarked Sheffield, 1961, of traditional form with leaf capped scroll handle and raised on three hoof feet, together with a small circular silver pin tray, hallmarked Birmingham, 1972, approx total weight 5.4ozt (2)

Lot 583

Medals; a W.W.1 group of five medals, awarded to Capt. E. R. Casement. R.E., comprising 1915-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal with oak leaf, Jubilee Medal 1935 and Coronation Medal 1937, and miniature group, 1918 pattern military compass by S. Morden & Co., red velvet sports cap 1903-4 (a lot)

Lot 585

A late 19th century lacquered brass monocular Microscope, R & J. BECK. LTD, LONDON, serial No. 29123, comes in fitted mahogany case with three other lenses.

Lot 590

Ephemera: Lynmouth Disaster interest; an extensive collection of black and white photographs by a good amateur photographer and resident of Lynton, Dr. M P Nightingale, taken the day after the disaster in August 1952, and following the progress of demolition and reconstruction of the town, contained within five large photograph albums, boxes, envelopes and loose. Also includes A3 size photographs from the first Fleet Street photographer on the scene, the original photographs from "Lynton & Lynmouth 'The Golden Years'", and a large quantity of contemporary newspaper cuttings. The photograph albums also contain photographs depicting family, village and working life throughout the West Country, trips to London and milestone television broadcasts circa early 1950s, together with one album of British Merchant Navy ships of the 1950s and 1960s (a lot) Note: The Lynmouth Flood occurred on the night of the 15-16 August 1952, principally affecting the village of Lynmouth, in north Devon. A storm with heavy rainfall, combined with already saturated soil and flood debris, led to the flooding of the village and a total loss of 34 lives.

Lot 596

A large quantity of 1950's-1980's Die Cast Toys, including Dinky buses & Coaches, Matchbox, Models of Yesteryear, military etc.

Lot 6

A pair of silver Salt and Pepper Mills, by M C Hersey & Son, hallmarked London, 1987, with 'Peter Piper' mechanisms, 4in (10cm) high, together with a pair of silver sugar tongs, an Indian silver spirit measure and a silver mounted glass sifter (5)

Lot 609

4 Bisque Headed Dolls, including: a Schoenau & Hoffmeister with applied brown hair, open mouth with 4 teeth, composition body with jointed limbs, impressed S (PB in star) H 1909 6 Germany on back of head,measuring 22in (56cm), fully dressed. Together with a smaller Schoenau & Hoffmeister Bisque Headed Doll measuring 9in (23cm) with composition body, sleeping eyes, open mouth with 2 front teeth, dressed in long white lace dress, another Bisque headed doll marked 585 on head, painted features with open mouth and 2 teeth, measuring 21in (54cm) in white lace dress and a William Goebel bisque head doll, sleeping blue eyes and open mouth. Marked, Goebel monogram mark, 14ins (36cms) high (4)

Lot 63

A George V silver Inkstand, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd., hallmarked Sheffield 1927, of navette shape with foliate pierced handles,gadrooned rim, cut glass inkpot wit correspondingly hallmarked silver hinged cover, 10½in (26.5cm) wide.

Lot 636

Vintage Bicycle Lamps, nine various vintage bicycle lamps including Lucas, P.& H., Miller, etc (9)

Lot 66

A contemporary cast silver model of a Vintage Bus, makers mark R&H, hallmarked Birmingham, 1997, formed in two pieces with the underside depicting exhaust screw fitting into body, all four wheels turning independently, the windows polished to give a reflection, 5¾in (14.5cm) long, approx weight 21.9ozt.

Lot 67

A contemporary silver model of a Player at a Snooker Table, makers mark R&H, hallmarked London, 1993, the naturalistic figure poised to break, includes two 'rests', all individually marked and with net pockets, mounted on an ebonsied wooden base, the base 7½in (19cm) long.

Lot 68

A cased set of George VI silver Teaspoons, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., hallmarked Sheffield, 1942, in fitted velvet lined presentation case, together with a small silver pickle fork with mother of pearl handle.

Lot 69

Pruden & Smith; A pair of Contemporary silver Tealight Holders, by Anton Pruden & Rebecca Smith, hallmarked Sheffield, 2004, of shaped square form with hammered finish, approx total weight 3.7ozt, in original retailers' packaging.

Lot 70

Pruden & Smith; A set of six contemporary silver Coasters, by Anton Pruden & Rebecca Smith, hallmarked Sheffield, 2004, of circular form with hammered finish, 3½in (9cm) diameter, approx total weight 10ozt, on wooden display stand, in original retailers' packaging.

Lot 71

Pruden & Smith; A Contemporary silver four piece Cruet Set, by Anton Pruden & Rebecca Smith, hallmarked Sheffield, 2000, (tray 2004), comprising a plain bun shaped pepperette and two mustard/salt pots with clear glass liners and removable lids, two double ended condiment spoons, all on a shaped rectangular tray with hammered finish, weighable silver 13ozt, in original retailers' packaging (4)

Lot 72

A George V silver Two handled Trophy Cup, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarked Sheffield, 1934, of conical form with circular foot, the handles cast as scrolling dragons, with presentation inscription 'The Oakley Hunt Point to Point Races 1937 Adjacent Hunts' Race', 8½in (21.5cm) high, approx weight 11.5ozt.

Lot 73

A George V silver mounted Cigarette Box, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., hallmarked London, 1935, the hinged lid with engine turned decoration and engraved with initials, together with two other silver mounted table cigarette boxes (3)

Lot 74

An octagonal Edwardian silver Sugar Caster, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, hallmarked Chester, 1906, with removable pierced cover and knopped finial, 6½in (16.5cm) high, approx weight 4.7ozt.

Lot 79

A cased Victorian silver Christening Mug, by Walter & John Barnard, hallmarked London, 1885, of circular form with foliate engraved decoration, the front engraved with with monogram and dated 1888, approx weight 4.1ozt, in fitted leather presentation case.

Lot 8

A near matched cased pair of Victorian silver Serving Spoons, hallmarked London, 1853 and 1847, the handles engraved with fruit decoration, the bowls partially decorated with fruit, 9in (23cm) long, approx total weight 4.1ozt, in fitted Mappin & Webb presentation case.

Lot 80

An Edwardian silver Coffee Pot, by James Dixon & Sons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1908, in the Queen Anne style, with plain tapering circular body, domed stepped hinged lid with wooded finial, wooden scroll handle, 7in (18cm) high, approx total weight 11.6ozt.

Lot 81

A small Victorian silver Teapot, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarked Sheffield, 1878, of bullet shape with bright cut engraved swag decoration, the cicrular foot with beaded rim, the hinged lid with ball finial, hinged lacking pin, 3½in (9cm) high, approx weight 6.1ozt.

Lot 82

A pair of Victorian silver Grape Scissors, by William Hutton & Sons, hallmarked London, 1885, the handles case as a fox amongst fruiting vines, 7in (17.5cm) long, approx weight 5.3ozt.

Lot 83

A late Victorian silver near matched three piece Tea Set, by James Dixon & Sons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1893-1895, of ovoid form with demi-fluted decoration, the sugar bowl with gadrooned rim and ball feet, teapot with wooden handle and finial, teapot 5in (13cm) high, approx total weight 19ozt (3)

Lot 84

An Edwardian silver three piece Tea Set, by James Dixon & Sons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1905/6, of ovoid form with gadrooned rim and ball feet, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, the teapot 6in (15cm) high, all with some dents/dings, approx total weight 38ozt (3)

Lot 85

A George V silver Mug, by Wakley & Wheeler, hallmarked London, 1911, of plain circular form with circular foot, scroll handle, monogrammed, 3in (7.5cm) high, approx weight 5.7ozt.

Lot 89

A George V silver two handled Trophy Cup, by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd., hallmarked London, 1910, of circular form with pedestal foot, scroll handles, with inscription 'Staff College Quetta Point-to-Point Races 1911 Open Race 'The Sheikh'', 8in (20cm) high, approx weight 16.6ozt.

Lot 9

A pair of George VI silver Sauce Boats, by Frank Cobb & Co. Ltd., hallmarked Sheffield, 1938, of traditional form with reeded edge, scroll handle, raised on three hoof feet, 6¾in (17cm) long, approx total weight 14.7ozt (2)

Lot 90

A George V silver two handled Trophy Cup, by Wilmot Manufacturing Co., hallmarked Birmingham, 1930, of narrow goblet form with narrow handles, presentation inscription lightly engraved 'Fanling Hunt & Race Club' 8-2-31 The Fat Choy Handicap Steeplechase Won by 'As you like it', 8¼in (21cm) high, approx weight 12.6ozt.

Lot 91

An early 20thC Indian silver two handled Trophy Cup, by Hamilton & Co., Calcutta, of plain circular form with pedestal foot, plain triangular arched handles, marked on base H&Co,Ltd Silver and with elephant, presentation inscription front and reverse, 5in (13cm) high, approx weight 10.3ozt.

Lot 92

An early 20thC Chinese export silver two handled Cup and Cover, by Wing Nam & Co., Hong Kong, circular foot with knopped stem, shaped and pierced top and correspondingly pierced handles, removable cover with finial cast as a winged classical figure, scroll cartouche with depiction of a polo game on one side, the other scroll engraved with K.O.Y.L.I Cup 1930 Won by P.B.I', 8½in (21.5cm) high, approx total weight 8.6ozt.

Lot 94

A George V silver two handled Trophy Cup, by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd., hallmarked London, 1912, of plain form with three bands of reeded decoration, presentation inscription 'Quetta Races 1912 The Brigadiers Cup 'Tamar Beg', 10¼in (26cm) high, approx weight 29.8ozt.

Lot 95

A George V silver two handled Trophy Bowl, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., hallmarked London 1912, of circular form on a circular stepped foot, leaf capped scroll handles, with presentation inscription 'Quetta Junior Polo Tournament 1913 23rd Cavalry 'A' Team Back Capt. J.R.C.Gannon', 11in (28cm) wide handle to handle, approx weight 26.2ozt.

Lot 96

A George V silver two handled Trophy Cup, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, hallmarked Chester, 1927, with presentation inscription 'The Geoffrey Bramwell Trout Fishing (dapping) Cup for Annual Competition.....1955', 10¼in (26cm) high, approx weight 32ozt.

Lot 10

Masonic Interest; A George V silver Mug, by James Deakin & Sons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1927, of tapering form with two bands of reeded decoration, scroll handle, the front with the arms of The Imperial Lodge of MMM no. 643, 5in (12.5cm) high, approx weight 13.8ozt.

Lot 100

An Edwardian silver two handled Sugar Bowl, by Walker & Hall, hallmarked Sheffield, 1902, the cartouche engraved with initials, together with a small silver egg cup with presentation inscription, and a silver plated matchbox cover, weighable silver 4.8ozt (3)

Lot 101

A George V silver Tea Set, by Collingwood & Sons Ltd., hallmarked Birmingham, 1933 / 1935, of circular form with moulded rims, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, 6¼in (16cm) high, approx total weight 32.5ozt (3)

Lot 105

A George V silver part-Canteen of Cutlery, by Collingwood & Sons Ltd., hallmarked Sheffield, 1935, comprising six table spoons, eight forks, eight dessert knives, eight dessert forks, eight soup spoons, the serving spoons 8¼in (21cm) long, together with a Victorian silver sauce ladle, hallmarked London, 1833 and seven bone handled knives, weighable silver 80.5ozt (46)

Lot 106

A set of four Victorian silver Open Salts, by Martin, Hall & Co., hallmarked Sheffield, 1884, of circular pedestal form with wavy rim, foliate decoration, vacant cartouches, corresponding spoons hallmarked Sheffield, 1883, approx total weight 4ozt (4)

Lot 107

A set of six George V silver Tea Spoons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1933, together with a set of six silver spoons, by Walker & Hall, hallmarked Sheffield, 1939, the finials with gold club design, approx total weight 6ozt.

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