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Click here to subscribeAN 18TH CENTURY OAK 30 HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK the brass dial with subsidiary date aperture and single hour hand, inscribed 'J Donnisthorpe Normanton', the oak case with caddy top, 57cm wide 194cm high Condition Report : missing some blind fret details to the hood. Base replaced. with single weight and pendulum Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Gentleman's silver hallmarked hip flask. The flask having a partial leather cover with level window, with silver twist hinge cork inlaid top and silver clad bottom, Sheffield hallmark dated 1959/60 mm James Dixon & Sons Ltd, approx 16.5 cms retailed by Harrods together with a silver caddy Birmingham hallmark dated 1927 mm James Dixon & Sons approx 144.4 gms.
A 19th century mahogany tea caddy with satinwood crossbanded detail, the cover with applied finial representing a lying spaniel, the hinged cover enclosing two compartments, width 20cm, depth 12cm.Condition Report: The cover is slightly warped and raised in parts, light scratches and scuffs, one of the knobs has been broken off and re-glued to the interior cover.
Collection of Mason's ironstone 'Mandalay' pattern items: large bowl, vase, table lamp, small vase and jardinière together with a Mason's 'Mandarin' plate and a tray of Mason's 'Chartreuse' ironstone: three graduated jugs, two graduated ginger jars, tea caddy and mantel clock. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)
A PARCEL OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SILVER AND WHITE METAL, comprising a set of four Victorian fiddle pattern teaspoons, engraved initials, maker SW, London 1859, 5ozt, 155.5grams, a pair of Victorian Kings pattern sugar tongs, engraved initials to the bow, maker CB, London 1858, 2.05ozt, 63.7grams, a pair of George IV, Fiddle pattern condiment spoons, maker William Trayes, London 1832, 1.07ozt, 33.3 grams, two miniature silver pepperettes, an Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell circular trinket box, Birmingham 1907, a late Victorian silver cigarette case, engraved with inscription, Birmingham 1897, a boxed Kings pattern silver handled cheese knife and butter spreader, Sheffield 1971, an unmarked caddy spoon set with purple paste to the filigree handle, an Edwardian leather purse with silver mounts, s.d. Birmingham 1906, a Victorian mother of pearl snuff box with silver plated hinged cover, a.f., a modern silver plated pepperette of seated cat form and a Victorian tortoiseshell effect papier mache snuff box containing assorted cufflinks and studs, gross weight of weighable silver 11.2ozt, 348.5 grams (Parcel) (Condition Report: most items are in usable condition but the mother of pearl snuff box is cracked, the purse has sections of the mount missing, the trinket box is badly dented)
TWO BOXES AND LOOSE HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES, to include a large Victorian writing box, one box of cutlery, sugar tongs, knives, etc., a blue Cloisonné vase, height 17cm, table lamps, brass coal bucket, jam pan, copper kettle, pedestal dish and a copper Purity Tips tea caddy 1953, wicker dogs basket, shopping basket, two cast irons, three horse bits, wooden rolling pin, etc (s.d) (2 boxes + loose)
Miscellaneous silver, including Continental silver caddy spoon, the bowl embossed with a hunting scene (St Hubert patron saint of hunters), marks to handle, approx 39.91; a small silver pill box Birmingham hallmark dated 1973 mm J. Chatterley Ltd approx 26.42 gms; a silver push snuff box of circular form Birmingham hallmark dated 1910, mm William Hutton & Sons approx 75.14 gms, gross weight 141.47 gms.
George IV Irish silver Fiddle pattern tablespoon initialled "T", by L K, recorded in Jackson's but not traced, also stamped J Moore, retailer?; 2 Jubilee spoons by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1935; Continental caddy spoon, butter knife. 2 scallop salt spoons, by Tiffany and Heath & Middleton; mustard spoon, miniature Mexican salt shaker, inkwell, Birmingham, 1912; 4 Plato dwarf hexagonal candlesticks, H.6.6cm, and plated flatware, 147.7grs of weighable silver. (a lot)
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