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Click here to subscribePRATTWARE CANDLESTICK, circa 1800, a classical maiden holding up the sconce, height 25cm; together with a pearlware Widow bocage group in pratt type colours and a Kent Gin and Water figure (3) Ref: Lewis, Pratt Ware, p 242 for an illustration of a very similar candlestick but in a different colourway.
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a dressing table jar and cover, London 1917, a hexagonal candlestick, a small twin handled trophy cup, with a black stand, three napkin rings, two spoons, a book matches case and a bangle, the front with an owl motif between two classical portraits, combined weight of weighable silver 113 gms, (10).
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a pair of Victorian napkin rings embossed with putto and floral scrolls, Birmingham 1896, a pair of salts, having scroll embossed decoration, London 1897, a mustard pot, with a blue glass liner and a pepperette, combined weight of weighable silver 163 gms, a candlestick, having an octagonal base, (loaded) and plated wares, comprising; a teapot, a candlestick, four napkin rings and a pair of grape scissors, (14).
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a Victorian trinket dish, having fluted decoration, Birmingham 1890, two vesta cases, four napkin rings, the bottom part of a sugar caster, two pairs of sugar tongs, a preserve spoon and a pencil, combined weight of weighable silver 443 gms, foreign wares, comprising; a pair of candlesticks, detailed Sterling, a single larger candlestick, detailed Sterling, four matching Oriental spoons, detailed Sterling, two pairs of spoons, another spoon and plated and metal wares, comprising; a pair of butter knives, having mother of pearl handles, cased, three pairs of sugar tongs and a Victorian vesta case, (28).
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a set of four salts, each of shaped circular form, having scroll embossed decoration, London 1901, with three associated salt spoons, with a fitted case, an octagonal baluster shaped small caster, Chester 1921, an octagonal pepperette, a mustard pot (the liner lacking), a salt with a blue glass liner, a mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife, a circular small compact and a small loaded candlestick, combined weight of weighable silver 260 gms, (8).
A Burmantofts Faience lustre candlestick designed by Joseph Walmsley, impressed monogrammed BF to underside, model no.1198, 21cm high, together with a Minton secessionist lustre spill vase, 13cm high, pair of Dunmore glazed pottery vases, West German pottery vase and a pottery biscuit barrel (6)
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