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Click here to subscribeA Victorian silver rectangular card case, the entire engraved in the Celtic Revival manner, Birmingham, 1876, maker's mark possibly that of Frederick Marson, 9.5cm long and another plain Victorian example, Andrew Barrett & Sons, Birmingham, 1897, stamped with retailer's mark, 9.5cm long (2) 5.48 ozt (170 grams)
A Scottish Iona silver 'Viking long boat' spoon, Iona Celtic Art, maker's mark AR (Alexander Ritchie), Birmingham 1932, the terminal with pierced Viking boat decoration, lower section of stem with Celtic knot decoration, 4¾in. (12cm.) long, weight 0.76 tr.oz.* Condition: In very good condition overall. Marks clear. Slight ding to upper edge of terminal.
Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co Cymric silver & enamel vesta case, hallmarked for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1911, the front with raised circular quatrefoil and enamel circular boss in blue and green enamel, 1½in. (3.8cm.) long, 0.6 tr.oz. * During the 1890s, Liberty formed relationships with many leading English designers. In 1898, Liberty and Haseler created a formal partnership to launch the Cymric silver line under the title “Liberty and Co. (Cymric) Ltd.” using freelance designers. One of those designers, Archibald Knox (1864-1933), began designing for Liberty in 1899. He focused on the new Celtic design work for the Cymric range, whilst Haseler was responsible for making many of Knox’s designs. Knox was a highly gifted designer and is largely credited with the success of Cymric silverware. He continued to design for Liberty until 1912.** Condition: In very good condition, with clear hallmarks.
A large and impressive silver Arts & Crafts twin handled trophy rose bowl, Birmingham c.1937, John Taylor & Co., decorated with silver discs depicting various sporting activities, the handles with Celtic engraving, raid on spreading spade feet, engraved with crest and dedication 'The City of London Eclectic Supply Company Limited and Associated Companies, ''Athletics Championship Challenge Cup, 1938' 23cm high x 32cm diameter, 43.5cm overall width, approx 106oz
A GEORGE VI SILVER SAUCE BOAT, of lozenge form, cast Celtic design rim, on an angular foot, maker Ernest W. Haywood, Birmingham 1939, together with a square silver compact, engine turned decoration and initials 'PAL' to rectangular cartouche, makers Clark Sewell, Chester 1947 and a circular pedestal nut dish, Birmingham 1948, approximate gross weight 6ozt, 187 grams (3)
A Garnet and Baroque Pearl Cross Pendant on Chain Necklace, a large Celtic cross set throughout with vari-cut garnets and baroque pearls to applied leaf detail, to a conforming bail, on a continuous textured belcher chain, pendant measures 13cm by 10cm, chain length 70cm approximately and A Matching Ring, finger size P (2) see illustration The necklace and ring are in good condition. Not hallmarked or stamped, accompanied by a letter from The Assay Office, Birmingham, dated 24th August 1994, indicating that the necklace and ring are comprised of 9 carat gold and silver. Gross weight 175.8 grams. Condition Report made 5th January 2018.
A George V Silver Presentation Inkstand of Irish Football Association Interest, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1934, the rectangular stand with pen depression and holding two square cut glass detachable wells, all with Celtic knot borders, the cover to one well engraved with the initial H beneath a coronet, the other cover engraved with the Irish FA badge, the stand also inscribed To H.R.H. The Duke of Gloucester, K.G., K.P., From The Irish Football Association On The Occasion Of His Marriage, 6th November 1935, 27cm wide, 27oz 12dwt Provenance: Christie's London, HRH Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester, 26-27 January 2006, Lot 49Fully marked to stand, part marked to mounts. All marks clear. Engraving and inscriptions clear. One or two very small nicks to the edges of the glass wells.
George V Celtic style hammered silver cup of bell shaped form having a loop handle with knotted decoration, the body with a conforming band and two rosettes and standing on a circular foot, makers Boodle & Dunthorne, Glasgow 1929, 11cm high, 8.9oz approx Condition: Base rim slightly buckled, engraved inscription to top of foot - ** General condition consistent with age
A collection of Scottish jewellery to include three Ola Gorrie brooches, each of pierced Celtic design; a Scottish agate set bracelet and a Scottish agate and paste set kilt pit, a bar brooch with onset agate and pearl St Andrews cross, an agate set basket hilted sword brooch, two further agate set brooches modelled as an anchor and a dirk (qty)
A collection of silver to include; a large caster, Sandheim Brothers, London 1912, of tapered form and planished finish, a christening mug, Walter & John Barnard, London 1881, of traditional form, S scroll handle, bright cut engraving, raised on three ball feet, a twin handled porringer, Celtic border, stepped foot, a capstan inkstand with rubbed marks, a snuffer, Chester, and a plated twin handled bowl with pull off lid (6) Weighable silver: 17.11oz
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