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STUART DEVLIN: A rare cylindrical silver sugar caster with textured body. London. Approx. 15 cms high. Approx. 201 grams. Est. £600 - £700.

Stuart Devlin set of four modern hallmarked silver champagne flutes with retro bark effect stems, London 1978 maker Stuart Devlin, height 22.5cm weight 851g

A collection of books and albums about the Walker, Casson and Sybil Thorndike family's 1st Edition of Sybil Thorndike a Star of Life with attached autograph, photograph of sybil Thorndike, 1st Edition Lewis and Sybil A Memoir by J Casson signed John Casson and Sybil Thorndike Casson, 1st Edition A Speaking Part Lewis Casson and The Theatre of His Time by Diana Devlin signed Diana Devlin with attached signed photograph of Lewis Casson 3rd and 5th Edition of The Old Church Clock, The Sybil Thorndike scrapbook containing theatre programmes, photographs and autographs, album The History of Wonderful Walker album contains the short letter from Victorian author Harrier Martineau to Mr Potter, father of Beatrice.

A Stuart Devlin 18ct Gold Egg with hinged opening revealing a diamond set uncut green stone, London 1970, 198g gross

A Stuart Devlin Silver Gilt Egg, opening to reveal an Easter chick, London 1971, 162g, in original presentation box

Elizabeth II silver 'surprise' egg containing floral posy in the manner of Stuart Devlin, with makers marks NP for Nicholas Plummer (Peter Nicholas & Co Ltd.), London 2002, 7cm tall, 100g gross.CONDITION REPORT:Egg not closing very easily and is stiff, floral section is clean with no other serious issues

Elizabeth II silver 'surprise' egg containing floral posy (possibly bluebells) in the manner of Stuart Devlin, with makers marks NP for Nicholas Plummer (Peter Nicholas & Co Ltd.), London 2000, 7cm tall, 103g gross.CONDITION REPORT:Some degris? in flower base minor marks to interior of egg otherwise appears okay.

Elizabeth II silver 'surprise' egg containing floral posy in the manner of Stuart Devlin, with makers marks NP for Nicholas Plummer (Peter Nicholas & Co Ltd.), London 2002, 7cm tall, 98g gross.CONDITION REPORT:Verdegre design to base of floral section, otherwise very good order.

Elizabeth II silver 'surprise' egg containing floral posy in the manner of Stuart Devlin, with makers marks NP for Nicholas Plummer (Peter Nicholas & Co Ltd.), London 2003, 7cm tall, 100g gross.CONDITION REPORT:Marks and some tarnishing to interior otherwise clean

Elizabeth II silver 'surprise' egg containing floral posy (possibly daffodils) in the manner of Stuart Devlin, with makers marks NP for Nicholas Plummer (Peter Nicholas & Co Ltd.), London 2002, 7cm tall, 97g gross.CONDIITON REPORT:Generally appears very clean, a few marks to the interior of the base.

Elizabeth II silver 'surprise' egg containing floral posy (possibly roses) in the manner of Stuart Devlin, with makers marks NP, London 2003, 7cm tall, 97g gross.CONDITION RFEPORT:Outer egg has no major scuffs or dents. Inside rim of bottom half has a few dark marks, flowers appear in good condition.

Elizabeth II silver 'surprise' egg containing floral posy in the manner of Stuart Devlin, with makers marks NP for Nicholas Plummer (Peter Nicholas & Co Ltd.), London 1999, with Millennium mark, 7cm tall, 123g gross.CONDITION REPORT:Some discolouring to flowers, egg in good condition otherwise. Egg quite stiff to open/close.

Stuart Devlin Surprise silver-gilt egg, hollow textured gilt egg measuring approx. 7cm high, stamped '68' to base, marks for London, 1984, interior containing detachable silver-gilt and enamel figure of three blind mice, complete on red leather display stand with plaque to front reading 'Works of Art by Stuart Devlin, Exclusive to Boodles', measuring approx. 6cm x 10cm x 12.5cm. For condition reports go to www.peterwilson.co.uk

Stuart Devlin silver gilt surprise Easter egg , hollow textured gilt egg measuring approx. 6.5cm high, stamped '50' to base, marks for London, 1978, interior containing silver gilt and enamel scene of a donkey, and mouse surrounded by cacti, complete in fitted black leather box. For condition reports go to www.peterwilson.co.uk

Amy Devlin - Mother Earth, an acrylic hand printed silk screen print, signed, titled and dated in pencil to lower margin 2/17, 2000, 22 1/2" x 18 1/8", mounted and glazed in a wood frame, along with after R E James circa 1898, hand coloured print, signed, in a glazed gilt frame

Contemporary Stuart Devlin silver caddy spoon with Prince of Wales feathers, handle decorated with enamelled flowers commemorating the birth of Prince Harry in 1984 (London 1984) Stuart Devlin, 7cm overall length

Stuart Devlin, (Australian, born 1931), an Indian rosewood filigree wall mirror, circa 1980, the rectangular plate with carved and pierced frame, presumably made by Brian Martin to Devlin's design 57.50 x 69cm (22 x 27in)

ClodyStill Life, Vase of Flowerssigned, oil, 23cm x 29cm; another, Devlin, Poppies, signed, oil, 19cm x 24cm (2)

A set of four Elizabeth II silver and silver gilt champagne flutes, the plain conical bowls with textured silver gilt stems and plain silver foot rims, 8.875ins high, by Stuart Devlin, Queen's Silver Jubilee hallmark London 1978 (Nos. 21, 22, 23 & 23 to bases) (total weight 27ozs), contained in black leather cloth covered case, the interior bearing the Hambro Bank crest - "President Falcon Award 1978"

A set of four Elizabeth II silver and silver gilt champagne flutes, the plain conical bowls with textured silver gilt stems and plain silver foot rims, 8.875ins high, by Stuart Devlin, Queen's Silver Jubilee hallmark London 1980 (Nos. 459, 460, 461 & 462 to bases) (total weight 27ozs), contained in black leather cloth covered case, the interior bearing the Hambro Bank crest - "President Falcon Award 1980"

A set of four Elizabeth II silver and silver gilt champagne flutes, the plain conical bowls with textured silver gilt stems and plain silver foot rims, 8.875ins high, by Stuart Devlin, Queen's Silver Jubilee hallmark London 1977 (Nos. 85, 86, 87 & 88 to bases) (total weight 26ozs), contained in black leather cloth covered case, the interior bearing the Hambro Bank crest - "President Falcon Award 1977"

Stuart Devlin (1931 - 2018) - an Elizabeth II parcel-gilt silver porringer, to commemorate the Christening of Prince William, 4th August 1982, scroll handles, the lower section with a band of lilies, 6cm high, London 1982, 4.5oz

Stuart Devlin (1931 - 2018) - an Elizabeth II silver cylindrical sugar caster, domed pierced cover, bark textured, 15cm high, London 1977, 6oz

A silver-gilt 'surprise' egg by Stuart Devlin, opening to reveal an enamelled butterfly resting on a silver flower with pearl 'stamens', London 1981

STUART DEVLIN: An unusual cased silver egg of typical design with lift off cover revealing angels, figures and animals. Approx. 144 grams. Est. £350 - £450.

Stuart Devlin Silversmith - Signed and Designed Ltd and Numbered Edition Sterling Silver Plate, In Commemoration of The Achievements of Grundy Champion Racehorse of 1975, This Plate Is No 242 of Only 500 Produced. Fully Hallmarked for London 1975. Weight 15 ozs, Diameter 9.1/8 Inches - 23 cm. Mounted and Framed Behind Glass - Please See Photo. Comes with Certificate and Letter Dated 10th May 1976.

Teak ice bucket by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Designs, Arne Jacobsen design for Stelton, stainless steel ashtrays, Robert Welch, Chipping Camden cast iron candlestick, 7.5cm high, a Robert Welch for Old Hall champagne bucket and other stainless steel items including Stuart Devlin for Viners, Lundtofte (Denmark), and Borrowdale..

20TH CENTURY SILVER A quantity of literature to include such titles and subjects as Archibald Knox by Stephen Martin, W.A.S; Benson by Ian Hamerton, Christopher Dresser, Leslie Durbin, Gerald Benney, Stuart Devlin, Omar Ramsden, Designer British Silver by Styles & Andrew, etc. (lot)

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt egg opening to reveal a chick (London 1971) over all weight 4.98 oz together with stand in Boodle & Dunthorne box CONDITION REPORTS Some minor surface scratches and scuffs, minor tarnishing, some accretions, general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for details.

A set of silver champagne flutes, by Stuart Devlin, with gilt bark effect stems, London, numbered 45, 46, 47, 48, 343, 344, all engraved with a very small falcon, gross weight approximately 40oz, height 8.75ins

Priory tea, Brooke Bond, Cadet, T Oliver, Neilsons ice cream, Fry's, Lever Brothers, Gaycon, Liptons, Coopers tea etc large collection of trade cards individually wrapped with catalogue notes, includes I Spy x 4, Marcantonio Interesting Animals, Doctor Who, Liam Devlin Modern Transport and Dickson Orde

Small collection of vintage Glass etc to include Holmegaard, a Stuart Devlin Viners Martini Glass, Hartley Woods Sunderland, Whitefriars, etc

STUART DEVLIN FOR VINERS: three stainless steel and gilt metal beakers 12cm high and a stainless steel pot pourri with gilt metal lid; together with a part canteen of Viners Parish Collection stainless steel cutlery

Stuart Devlin silver gilt pendant depicting the Scorpio zodiac sign set with pearls with a copy of the original receipt, in original box. 

Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, London, 1977: the lift-off lid enclosing a silver gilt crown inscribed, Silver Jubilee, 1977, numbered 160, the exterior of simulated bark design, cased, with silver gilt stand, Stuart Devlin, London, 1985.

A pair of Stuart Devlin onion-shaped silver condiments, London, 1977: with pierced and gilded spouts, both stoppers hallmarked, 5cm. high. 82gms, 2.67ozs. together with a silver plated Danish oil jug of curvaceous outline, 17cm. high.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, London, 1975: the lift-off cover enclosing two enamel butterflies above flowers, the exterior of bee hive design, numbered 263, 7cm. high.

Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, London, 1981, commemorating the marriage of HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer: the lift off top enclosing the Prince of Wales feathers within an enamel floral wreath inscribed, the exterior of simulated bark design, No 197, 6cm. high, together with a silver gilt stand by the same maker, London, 1985, cased.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, London, 1976: the lift-off cover enclosing a silver and enamel robin's nest with chicks, the exterior of pineapple design, numbered 263, 7cm. high.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, London, 1977: the lift-off cover enclosing a humming bird amongst flowers, the exterior of pitted design, numbered 263, 7cm. high.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, London, 1978: the lift-off cover enclosing a silver and enamel leaping toad, the exterior with all-over flowerhead motifs, numbered 263, 7cm. high.

Stuart Devlin: A Parcel Gilt Christmas Surprise Egg, London 1986, the interior featuring the three Kings offering their gifts to Jesus, numbered 31, 6cm high, 5ozt

Stuart Devlin: A Parcel Gilt Silver Surprise Christmas Bauble, London 1984, the interior with a pair of figures pulling a wishbone, numbered 29, 6cm high, 3ozt

Stuart Devlin: A Silver Gilt Surprise Christmas Present, London 1980, cylindrical, the interior featuring a scene of the Holy Family, numbered 296; and A Small Circular Box and Cover, Stuart Devlin, London 1981, the cover with foliate decoration, 6.8cm high and 5cm diameter respectively, 6oz 10dwt (2)

Stuart Devlin: A Parcel Gilt Silver Surprise Christmas Bauble, London 1983, the interior with a family group opening presents, numbered 29, 6cm high, 3oz 2dwt

Stuart Devlin: A Parcel Gilt Silver Surprise Christmas Bauble, London 1981, the interior with a group of carol singers, numbered 29, 6cm high, 3oz 10dwt

Stuart Devlin: A Parcel Gilt Silver Surprise Christmas Bauble, London 1985, the interior with a pair of figures watching a television, numbered 29, 6cm high, 3oz 16dwt

Stuart Devlin: A Parcel Gilt Silver Surprise Christmas Bauble, London 1982, the interior featuring two children with their stockings at the end of a bed, numbered 29, 6cm high, 3oz 8dwt

A set of six hallmarked silver champagne flutes with parcel gilt textured stems, height 22.5cm, total weight 38.5oz, London 1977, Stuart Devlin. (6)

A hallmarked silver cylindrical water jug with central textured parcel gilt decoration, height 19cm, weight 16oz, London 1979, Stuart Devlin.

A hallmarked silver circular salver with planished body within stylised pierced textures parcel gilt border, diameter 30cm, weight 21oz, London 1979, Stuart Devlin.

*The Rare Sea Gallantry Medal for Foreign Services in gold awarded to Second Mate L. Schroeder, of the German steamship Standard of Geestemunde, for his help in rescuing the captain and crew of the British barque Claudine, which was wrecked by a cyclone and high seas in the North Atlantic on 17-19 November 1890. After the Standard’s boat was destroyed by crashing waves in a first rescue attempt, and the Claudine’s own boat was successfully launched, bringing in 8 men, only Schroeder and one other crewmember volunteered for one final rescue, in which the remaining crew were eventually saved, comprising: Sea Gallantry Medal (Foreign Services), V.R., small gold issue, For Gallantry and Humanity (L. Schroeder 20th November 1890.); engraved in upright capitals, with contemporary fitted case, possibly of issue, light surface hairlines, otherwise extremely fine and lustrous. The events mentioned above were recorded in the Liverpool Mercury newspaper of 13 December, 1890: ‘Captain Devlin and her crew of 13 hands safely arrived at New York 10 days afterwards on the German steamer Standard. The survivors state that they encountered on the 17th November a cyclone, and a succession of heavy seas broke over the vessel, carrying away bulwarks and causing her to list heavily to port. She leaked badly, and the pumps could not free her. By daylight on November 18 part of her deck was underwater. The gale had moderated, but the seas were high, and were fast battering the barque to pieces. The lifeboat was hauled to the top of the after-house, and made ready for launching. The steamship Standard came along at five o’clock in the evening of November 19, and Captain Langen (Cataloguer’s note: could this be the first name of Schroeder, Second Mate?), asked the barque’s skipper if he could remain aboard until dawn, as the sea was then too high to risk taking her men off. The Standard lowered a boat in the morning, but a wave engulfed it, smashing it to splinters. The men who were in the boat were rescued by life lines. Then the Claudine’s crew launched the barque’s lifeboat and reached the steamship safely in two trips.’ Additional information detailed in ‘The Sea Gallantry Medal’ by R. J. Scarlett, shows that concerning the final trip, only one crewman of the Claudine was prepared to risk another attempt, so the recipient, Schroeder, and one other crewman of the Standard, volunteered. All of the remaining crew were duly saved. This award was one of just two gold Sea Gallantry Medals (Foreign Service) issued for this incident, with four silver medals awarded to the crew of the Standard, of which one was returned unissued. The medals were issued by the Foreign Office, and sent to the Consul in Bremen. Offered with useful research.

An amethyst and cultured pearl ring and brooch by Stuart Devlin, the panel composed of various textured and polished discs, with a central polished amethyst orb with cultured pearl accents, hallmarked London 1976 with Stuart Devlin maker's mark, finger size N 1/2, in original Stuart Devlin box, together with a matching circlet brooch, with polished and textured circular panels, set with polished amethyst orbs and graduated cultured pearls, hallmarked London 1975 with Stuart Devlin maker's mark, 4.9cm diameter, in original Stuart Devlin box Described by the Duke of Edinburgh as 'probably the most original and creative goldsmith and silversmith of his time, and one of the greats of all time', Stuart Devlin (1931-2018) was born in Australia, and after an upward trajectory winning scholarships, awards and competitions including the designing of Australia's first decimal coinage, he went on to become one of the forefathers of modern design.He was appointed CMG in 1980, and in 1982 he was granted the Royal Warrant of Appointment as Goldsmith and Jeweller to Her Majesty the Queen. He was Prime Warden of the Goldsmiths company between 1996 and 1997, and following this he remained closely involved with the Goldsmiths and was integral in creating a new evolved institute for future goldsmiths, the Goldsmiths' Centre, which focused on developing goldsmiths creative education and skills.

A STUART DEVLIN SILVER EGG LID ONLY, WITH MAKER'S CASE, the half egg with textured scrolling and gilt finish, hallmark for London 1980, length 50mm, weight 76.7 grams, with fitted maker's case

Elizabeth II silver parcel gilt goblet, the polished body with gilt lined interior to a textured and tapering stem and spreading circular foot, height 18cms, wt approx 277gms, London 1969, maker's mark Stuart Devlin

A pair of Stuart Devlin parcel gilt silver goblets, the tapering bowls raised on textured stems to a spread circular base, each engraved with "Senior Falcon Award" emblem (by Stuart Devlin, London 1980) and No'd. 333 and 334 respectively to base, approx 22.3 cm high, approx 4.6 oz, cased

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, hallmarked London 1987, number to the underside 18Enclosing a squirrel holding a flower. 6 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some general wear.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, hallmarked London 1988, the underside numbered 92Enclosing figures gathering wood through the snow. 6.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some general wear.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty egg, hallmarked London 1985, the underside numbered 78The interior containing a leaping frog on lily pads. 6 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some general wear.

Set of seven silver plated Stuart Devlin champagne glasses with stylised gilt stems; together with two silver filigree work items, two Art glass tulip vases and two advertising type tins (11)