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Lot 131
Six silver Baroque style figural spoons, the handles surmounted with crown and mask, supported by bearded figures, 12.5cm wide; with two Russian silver teaspoons, c.1888, bearing maker`s marks, decorated with foliage, 13.5cm wide; with further items to include an english silver sifting spoon, a Georgian silver caddy spoon, further silver spoons and a silver cheroot holder, (a lot), (approx gross weight 9ozs).
Lot 191
An Edwardian silver tea caddy and cover, by Herbert Charles Lambert, London, c.1911, of rectangular baluster form, the cover with pine cone finial, decorated with cartouches and with flower head border, surmounted by floral swag and ribbon decoration, on four paw feet, 12cm high x 9xm wide x 6.5cm deep; with a further quantity of miscellaneous silver and white metal items to include a christening cup, snuff box, fork, apostle spoons, a dish, straining spoon and tongs, (a lot), (approx gross weight 26ozs).
Lot 218
*Globes. Kiepert (H.), Terrestrial Globe, pub. Dietr. Reimer, Berlin, c.1870, four inch globe, six colour litho. gores, presented on tin ‘tripod’ stand, height 200mm, together with Clark & Co. (pubs.), ‘Anchor’ globe, designed to dispense cotton, c.1880, three inch globe, separates at the equator to allow for insertion of cotton, twelve colour litho. gores, northern hemisphere with heavy patina and staining, crack in globe body, orig. manufacturer’s label inside globe, presented on turned wooden stand, height 110mm, with Salaiger (I.P.), Terrestrial globe, c.1860, three inch globe, twelve colour litho. gores, worn and rubbed, some splitting along equator, presented on turned wooden stand, height 170mm, together with two 20th. century Chinese ‘tea caddy’ globes with hinged lids (one hinge repaired) both with inner cylindrical containers, standing 170mm and 190mm respectively, plus a Lustreware teacup c.1890, with a colour transfer design showing ‘The Great Globe at Swanage’, 95mm diameter, height, 80mm (6)
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