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Click here to subscribeA Late Victorian Silver Rectangular Inkstand, by The Goldsmith and Silversmith Co. Ltd, London, 1900, with shaped and moulded rim, twin pen recesses, on pad feet, 9.75ins x 6.75ins, complete with taper stick and two slice cut square glass inkwells with silver mounts, combined weighable silver 26ozs
A George III Silver Oval Eight Division Cruet, by Robert & Samuel Hennell, London 1808, with moulded framework, loop handle cast with tongue mounts and leaf scroll ornament, the base with reeded mounts, on four reeded and scroll panel feet, 11ins x 8.5ins x 12ins high, weight 39ozs, with eight diamond cut glass fitments, two with matched silver mounts
A group of mixed collectables, including a rectangular Tiffany & Co cut glass box, engraved for the 'Offshore Technology Conference, Global Energy Summit 2001', Tiffany mark to the back, 17 by 10 by 4.5cm high, together with a cut glass of trumpet shape, a large Babycham bottle, 44.5cm high, and three glass decanters. (8)
Edinburgh crystal thistle pattern decanter and six matching glasses; together with a cut glass decanter with silver collar, another cut glass decanter and a Brierley water jugEdinburgh decanter with two large chips to the rim, no other damage, the glasses in good condition, silver rimmed decanter, slight dent to the silver, minimal clouding inside the decanter (would probably clean) armorial decanter, free from damage, Brierley jug in good condition
A Collection of Assorted Silver, including: a silver condiment-set, comprising: three salt-cellars; a pair of mustard-pots and a pair of pepperettes, each with openwork sides and with blue-glass liner; a pair of part-fluted pepperettes; a pair of silver-mounted glass salt-cellars; a silver-mounted cut-glass decanter; a silver hot-water jug; a cased set of Dutch silver spoons with various bird finials and a pair of cut-glass vase (qty)One salt cellar with chipping to the liner, one mustard pot lacking liner, otherwise the cruet in good condition, the fluted pepperettes in good condition, silver mounted salt cellars with minor chips to the glass, minor dents to the silver mounted rims, silver mounted decanter in good condition, hot jug with slight play in the handle and lid, Dutch spoons in good condition, but there a nine spoons in a matched case for six. Glass vases in good condition, one salt spoon with oxidation to the bowl, the other sundry items are in good order
C20th Tudric Archibald Knox design pewter tankard with stylised whiplash handle stamped Tudric 990 H12.5cm, early C20th continental cut glass ink well on brass stand pierced and engraved decoration to the base, numbered 3494 W18cm D18cm H11cm and an early C20th molded frosted and clear glass lampshade (3)
mark of Gorham Manufacturing Co., with Birmingham import marks for Sterling silver 1904, of tapered cylindrical form, the glass body decorated with repeating symmetrical deep cut vertical designs, underside with a star cut base, decorative cut glass handle, the collar, 4cm deep, with integral pouring lip, decorated with a lower band of repoussé foliage, piano hinged flat cover shaped to fit over the lip, with decorative thumbpiece, 25cm highProvenance:Wood Hall, Hilgay, Norfolk
mark of Hessenberg & Co., Frankfurt am Main, together with Halbmond und Reichstrone (crescent and crown) and 800 indicating 800/1000 standard silver, each dish of circular form, 8.5cm diameter and numbered 4253, with sunken well containing a clear glass dish with star cut base, each butter knife of 'Rattail' type pattern, verso signed, all presented in a dark blue gilt tooled fitted case with cream satin interior. 20.5ozt weighable silverHessenberg & Co were a Frankfurt based jewellers who became well known due to the great demand for luxury goods in the 19th century. In 1867 its owners Hessenberg & Wiersing were appointed court jewellers to the Queen of Württemberg, the Duke of Baden and the Duke of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach. They opened a second shop in Bad Homburg in 1890, but due to the economic depression and two World Wars their silver production decreased dramatically, and they ceased production in the late 1950s Generally in good condition with no obvious signs of damage or repair. Some surface scratching to the metalwares as to be expected and commensurate with use. Glassware in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or chips. Case a little scruffy, with some spotting to the interior.
all parts with mark of Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1791, the wooden base of circular form with pierced and bright cut engraved gallery and three applied triangular feet supporting the five bottle frame of simple construction with C style handle and star shaped divider, containing two cut glass bottles with hallmarked collars and glass stoppers, two cut glass casters with hallmarked pierced and friction fitting covers and a cut glass bottle with hallmarked and bright cut friction fitting coverOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair.Frame - Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Hallmark a little rubbed but still readable. Stands firm on a flat surface with no wobble. Gallery very slightly loose from the wooden base.Glassware - Bottles generally good condition. A very, very minor nick to the edge of one, and a minor chip to the base of another. Rims to the two oil bottle a little grizzled and a chi to the stopper of one. Stoppers similar but not matching.
probable mark of Hyam Hyams, London 1826, the silver covered wooden base of rectangular form with turned corners, gadrooned rim and four applied foliate feet supporting the seven bottle frame of simple construction with double C style handle, containing two cut glass bottles with glass stoppers, a cut glass mustard with silver rim and part marked piano hinged domed cover topped with a ball finial and two cut glass casters with friction fitting domed and pierced silver covers, (two further bottles lacking), together with a pair of cut glass casters with friction fitting pierced silver covers, mark of Charles Fox II, London 1828
mark of Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox, London 1847, of circular form, the side with decorative piercing around a vacant escutcheon shaped cartouche, shell and scroll rim with two applied cast leaf capped handles, raised on a cast and pierced foot, with fitted, facetted and cut red glass liner, 22cm diameter across the handles, 11cm high, 13.7ozt weighable silver
mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1907, of navette form, the glass body decorated with hobnail and striped cut glass patterns, silver rim with two piano hinged D shaped covers, decorated wire work swing handle, raised on a silver rimmed foot, star cut underside, 21 x 15cm, 12cm high with the handle downOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Glassware appears undamaged. Metalware with some surface scratches as to be expected. Both hinges a little strained with the result that both covers do not close completely. Hallmarks clear and readable. Stands firm on a flat surface with no wobble. Swing handle a little loose.
mark of The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1905, of inverted baluster form, the cut glass body with three bands of diamond shaped decoration above vertical lines, plain collar, 5.5cm deep, with part marked, flat topped piano hinged cover, pierced trefoil thumbpiece, the simple scroll handle supported just from the collar, 28cm high
Eleanor HUGHES (1882-1959)Boleigh Farm, St BuryanWatercolour12x17cmProvenance: From the Estate of Robert Morson & Eleanor HughesThis has not been examined out of the frame, but it looks to be in good bright condition apart from a spot 4cm above the roof. In original frame, glass broken, amateur cut paper mount
Large Box of Jewellery Making Items, including chains, charms, earring bases, clasps, links, jewels, pendants, strings, key rings, etc., huge collection of everything you need for the jewellery making hobby. Together with a small collection of coins, and two cut glass perfumes bottles with silver lids.
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