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Lot 194
LATE 19TH CENTURY COMPREHENSIVE CANTEEN OF ELKINGTON AND CO. SILVER PLATE CUTLERY in fitted mahogany square section box with brass presentation plaque to Mr John Morris Jones by the directors and shareholders of M. Woodward and Sons Ltd. on the occasion of his marriage, Liverpool, October, 1898. The fitted interior revealing fish knives and forks, various forks, knives and spoons, vine scissors, caddy spoons, cheese scoop, knife rests, nutcrackers, fish carvers, sauce ladles, fruit spoons, napkin rings etc. 33 x 52 x 42cm deep.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Box in good overall condition, some minor surface wear and scratches, but fairly solid, appears fairly complete on inspection, one carver knife appears to be missing in third drawer down, there also appears to be an additional three napkin rings with are silver, a small silver spoon and silver caddy spoon in addition. (key not visible).
Lot 254
19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN MEISSEN RECTANGULAR, ARCHED TOPPED TEA CADDY AND COVER, decorated with reserve panels of figures and floral sprays within gilt borders, on a cobalt blue ground, blue underglazed cross swords mark to base, together with similar Continental porcelain lidded cup and saucer, decorated with floral sprays within gilt borders on cobalt blue ground. Underglazed cross sword marks to base. (4) (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Minor gilt ware in places. Branch on bud finial lost some gilding. Otherwise items appear OK.
Lot 2003
A pair of George III hallmarked silver tea caddies with flower finials in original two division shagreen caddy with velvet lining, silver braid trim, white metal lock plate and mount having oval suspension loop and original key, raised on ball and claw feet. Both caddies with matching hallmarks for London 1774 maker Samuel Wood (Jacksons attribution) height of caddies 14cm, overall height 21.5cm
Lot 1669
A modern hallmarked silver caddy spoon, Newcastle hallmarked silver salt spoon, further spoon, hallmarked silver thimble and a white metal example marked 800, weight 57g, together with a silver mother of pearl folding fruit knife, a pair of Danish or similar modern candlesticks and a brass thimble
Lot 1692
A collection of 19thC and later hallmarked silver cutlery including George Unite Victorian caddy spoon, Art Deco teaspoons etc, weight 212g all in, together with a pair of Victorian hallmarked silver pickle forks, Edward VII hallmarked silver hand mirror embossed with roses, Birmingham 1905 etc
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