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Lot 985
A George V Betjemann's patent Tantalus / lockable decanter, the cut glass square body decanter having a lapidary stopper secured by means of a sprung detent attached to a locking silver collar, marked 'Betjemann's Patent', the neck of the decanter having a shallow pouring spout, two keys present, G Betjemann and sons, London, 1915, 9.5 x 9.5 x 24.5 cm high
Lot 40
A George III Scottish Silver Decanter-Label, a George III Silver Decanter-Label and a Victorian Silver Decanter-Label, the first by Robert Gray and Son, Edinburgh, 1816, oblong and with canted corners, engraved later 'Rum'; the second by Margaret Binley, London, circa 1790, with gadrooned border, engraved 'Madeira' and the third by Joseph and Albert Savory, London, 1837, oblong and with canted corners, pierced 'Sherry', 16dwt, 24gr (3)
Lot 93
A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising: a jewellery-box, circular and with engine-turned hinged cover with Celtic border; a cream-jug; a sauceboat; an Armada dish and other items, weighable silver 12oz 3dwt, 378gr (qty)The Jewellery Box: Birmingham, 1971The cream-jug: Chester, 1908The sauceboat: Chester, Circa 1910The Armada-dish: Sheffield, 2000The condiment items: London, 1898, 1908, 1910, ect Shell dish: Sheffield, 2000Decanter Lable: Birmingham, 1987
Lot 2045
A group of Waterford glass, to comprise two lamp bases with glass shades, in two sizes, 48cm high and 36.5cm high, a navette shaped pedestal dish, 24cm high, a pair of tea light or candle holders, 19cm high, a vase, an ashtray and two decanter stoppersCondition Report: Most of the pieces in this lot are in good condition.the lamp shade on one lamp has a chip. All plugs have been removed from the lamps as they are not PAT tested.There is a very slight chip to both the pedestal bowl illustrated and a vase that is not.It is not guaranteed that there are not other damages.
Lot 40
A GEORGE II SILVER PORT DECANTER LABEL by Sandilands Drinkwater, incompletely hallmarked with lion passant and maker's mark only (maker registered c. 1740), of shaped outline and engraved with fruiting vines, 3cm x 5.5cm; a pair of George IV decanter labels for Burgundy and Hock by William Knight II, London 1828; and a pair of 19th Century Sheffield plate decanter labels for Sherry and Port (5)
Lot 3167
ANTIQUE & ART REFERENCE. - Andy McCONNELL. The Decanter, an Illustrated History of Glass from 1650. Suffolk, Woodbridge: Antique Collector's Club, 2004. First edition, signed by the author, 4to (273 x 218mm.) Numerous photographic illustrations. (Toning.) Original blue cloth, dust-jacket. - And a quantity of approximately fifty-five volumes related to art, antique reference and interiors (including 'The First Georgians, Art & Monarchy 1714-1760', 2014, 4to). Provenance: the property of Michael Godfrey (a quantity).Buyer’s Premium 24.5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price.
Lot 294
A QUANTITY OF MIXED SILVERWARE, including a figurine, silver covered cigarette box, pair of sweet meat dishes, ashtray, three salt cellars, pair of silver mounted salt cellars, two cruets, decanter label and animal decorated stoppers, the figurine of maiden standing 20 cm high, total combined silver weight 550 grams approx.
Lot 412
A Walker & Hall three decanter silver plated tantalus stand. Length 38 cm. CONDITION REPORT: We do have the key for the tantalus and the tilting mechanism operates as it should. The plating to the main body is generally still in very good condition. There are some losses however particularly around the keyhole area and around the extremities of the piece. The plating is more than 95% intact and clearly of good quality. The decanters are all serviceable. One is in extremely good order with only very minor dings to the hobnail cutting. Decanter two has a small fingernail chip to the outer bottom edge of one angle and other small nibbles around the foot rim, there are also nibbles and small dings to the top edge of the hobnail cutting and two small outer edge chips to the top lip. The third decanter has a substantial angle chip to one corner and similar nibbles and losses to the top edge of the hobnail cutting (more so than the other two). As stated they are however all serviceable.
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