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Stuart Devlin-style silver gilt novelty surprise trinket box in the form of an egg, opening to reveal a brooch in the form of a bunch of snowdrops, hallmarked 1977, maker's mark FM

A SILVER DOUBLE BLADED PAPER KNIFE with textured gilt handle, 12" long by Stuart Devlin, London 1976, in original maker's box (see illustration).

A pair of Stuart Devlin silver and silver-gilt candlesticks cylindrical form with flaring conical drip-pan, with textured, silver-gilt open-work filigree cylinder shades stamped marks, London 1968 27cm. high. Literature: Stuart Devlin page 13 for comparable candlesticks.

Three Stuart Devlin silver and silver-gilt wine champagne flutes flaring, hammered conical bowls, with textured stems and foot stamped marks, London 1968 18.5cm. high.

A Stuart Devlin silver-gilt and enamelled surprise egg textured form, the interior with three enamelled flower stems stamped marks numbered 215, , London 1968 7.5cm. high.

Six fashion books, including `In Vogue' by Georgina Howell; `Vogue Book of Photography' by Polly Devlin; and a 1991 Vogue anniversary magazine, (7)

A silver twin handled porringer by Stuart Devlin, London 1973, the flat handles with openwork mesh decoration, on a collet foot, 17.5cm (7in) wide, 276g (8.75 oz)

A silver gilt textured 'surprise' egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1982, with a green and white enamelled girdle, opening to reveal a babe sitting in a shell holding a plume of feathers amidst flowers and engraved 'Prince William of Wales: Born 21.6.82', limited edition no. 7, 6.2cm (2.5in) high, 97g (3 oz), in its box

A pair of silver parcel gilt beakers by Stuart Devlin, London 1971, each straight-tapered with a plain collar, the bodies with a web-like encasing, 11cm (4.25in) high, 472g (15 oz), in a card box from Stuart Devlin

A silver parcel gilt small rose bowl by Stuart Devlin, London 1981, the shallow conical cover with an amethyst cluster finial, openwork cast as a web, the base plain and curved tapering, 11cm (4.25in) diameter, 213g (6.75 oz) gross

A silver cylindrical cigarette container by Stuart Devlin, London 1970, with a plain push-on cover, the body with a web-like encasing, the interior gilt, 9.5cm (3.75in) high, 301g (9.5 oz)

A silver parcel gilt dish by Stuart Devlin, London 1973, with an everted cast textured rim, on a collet foot, 17.5cm (7in) diameter, 349g (11.25 oz)

George Devlin (attrib.) Rock Formation watercolour, label to verso 25cm x 36cm

A hallmarked silver plate by Stuart Devlin embossed with coat of arms and inscription for 1972 Silver Wedding, boxed, a plate for 1986 Duchess of Windsor in Memoriam, a Coalport cup for 1977 Jubilee, boxed and a small Paragon loving cup for 1984 birth (4)

A Designer Flute with conical bowl, faceted gilt stem on circular base, London 1980, maker: S Devlin, 9in

STUART DEVLIN CASED SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED NOVELTY SURPRISE EGG, London 1979, no. 10/300, ovoid form, opening to reveal a tortoise on a green enamel ground

STUART DEVLIN CASED SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED NOVELTY SURPRISE EGG, London 1976, no. 10/300, ovoid form, opening to reveal a bird perching on a branch above a nest with her chicks waiting open mouthed for food

STUART DEVLIN CASED SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED NOVELTY SURPRISE EGG, London 1977, no. 154/300, ovoid form, opening to reveal a crown for the Silver Jubilee 1977

STUART DEVLIN CASED SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED NOVELTY SURPRISE EGG, London 1975, no. 17/300, ovoid form, opening to reveal two enamel butterflies above flowers

STUART DEVLIN CASED SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED NOVELTY SURPRISE EGG, London 1977, no. 10/300, ovoid form, opening to reveal a hummingbird collecting pollen from the centre of a flower

STUART DEVLIN CASED SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED NOVELTY SURPRISE EGG, London 1978, no. 10/300, ovoid form, opening to reveal a frog on a lily pad

STUART DEVLIN CASED SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED NOVELTY SURPRISE EGG, London 1980, no. 10/300, ovoid form, opening to reveal Jack in the Box

By Stuart Devlin: a modern parcel-gilt and textured 'Christmas present', the interior with four shepherds and the angel of the Lord on a green enamelled base, London 1979 (number '106'), 2.9in, (7.3 cm) high, 5.25oz.

Stuart Devlin, set of twelve silver crocus pattern wine goblets London (3) 1973, (4) 1975 and (5)1980 , each 6.5" high, total weight 72 ozs Provenance: Stuart Devlin, who is the foremost silversmith of his time, was born in Australia in 1931 and came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in 1958. He moved to London to work and live in 1965. He has specialised in developing textures which is illustrated in this work. He was granted a Royal Warrant in 1982 and was Prime Warden of the Goldsmith's Company in 1996-7. PROVENANCE Purchased direct from Stuart Devlin by the vendor

Stuart Devlin set of four silver candlesticks with textured gilt stems on plain round bases London 1976 total weight 24 ozs Stuart Devlin, who is the foremost silversmith of his time, was born in Australia in 1931 and came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in 1958. He moved to London to work and live in 1965. He has specialised in developing textures which is clearly illustrated in this work. He was granted a Royal Warrant in 1982 and was Prime Warden of the Goldsmith's Company in 1996-7. PROVENANCE Purchased direct from Stuart Devlin by the vendor h: 9 in.

Stuart Devlin silver gilt cased music box with textured hinged cover, frieze of male and female figures in various poses in relief, rosewood frame with Swiss Santa Croix Reuge movement playing a tune, London 1976 Stuart Devlin, who is the foremost silversmith of his time, was born in Australia in 1931 and came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in 1958. He moved to London to work and live in 1965. He has specialised in developing textures of which is clearly illustrated in this work. He was granted a Royal Warrant in 1982 and was Prime Warden of the Goldsmith's Company in 1996-7. PROVENANCE Purchased direct from Stuart Devlin by the vendor h: 2 x w: 7.50 x d: 4 in.

Stuart Devlin silver three piece cut card pattern cruet set Pepper pot , salt shaker and mustard pot with blue glass liner and spoon, the lower half of body with gilt textured decoration, London 1974, 3" high the mustard pot 1977 1.5" high and the mustard spoon 1975, 7ozs Stuart Devlin, who is the foremost silversmith of his time, was born in Australia in 1931 and came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in 1958. He moved to London to work and live in 1965. He has specialised in developing textures which is clearly illustrated in this work. He was granted a Royal Warrant in 1982 and was Prime Warden of the Goldsmith's Company in 1996-7. PROVENANCE Purchased direct from Stuart Devlin by the vendor

Stuart Devlin silver and silver gilt ninety two piece carved pattern canteen of cutlery for twelve comprising twelve table knifes, twelve table forks, twelve soup spoons, twelve tea spoons, six serving spoons, twelve dessert knives, twelve dessert spoons and forks and a pair of salad servers London 1976. Total 210 ozs in original presentation case Provenance: Stuart Devlin, who is the foremost silversmith of his time, was born in Australia in 1931 and came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in 1958. He moved to London to work and live in 1965. He was granted a Royal Warrant in 1982 and was Prime Warden of the Goldsmith's Company in 1996-7. PROVENANCE Purchased direct from Stuart Devlin by the vendor h: 8 x w: 21 x d: 14 in.

Stuart Devlin two matching brass floor standing candlesticks with multiple knopped stems, 41" and 50" high Stuart Devlin, who is the foremost silversmith of his time, was born in Australia in 1931 and came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in 1958. He moved to London to work and live in 1965. He was granted a Royal Warrant in 1982 and was Prime Warden of the Goldsmith's Company in 1996-7. PROVENANCE Purchased direct from Stuart Devlin by the vendor

A Stuart Devlin cased silver and silver gilt novelty surprise egg of ovoid form with matted silver gilt textured surface and polished silver gilt band, opening to reveal a silvered stylised rabbit set within a patinated textured ground, limited edition No.144, London 1973, height 7cm (Illus.)

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt surprise egg, London 1978, the textured exterior opening to reveal an amethyst quartz hedgehog among enamelled flowers, 8 cm long, together with two other Stuart Devlin eggs, one containing en tremblant bird and the other with fish, numbered 156 & 173, London 1976 and 1977, 7.5 cm long, (3).

Stuart Devlin for Viners, stainless steel goblets, dishes, etc, with textured gilt bases (11)

A modern commemorative egg By Stuart Devlin London 1974 the textured gilt egg with applied silver male and female figures, hinged and opening to reveal a male and female figure standing beneath a tree besides a rough bright green crystal on a naturalistic base 7.5cm high

Three Stuart Devlin silver gilt eggs: a pixie on a toadstool, a hare, and a crown for the 1977 Silver Jubilee

GEORGE DEVLIN (SCOTTISH, B. 1937) ROCK FORMATION Signed, watercolour 55cm x 78cm (21.5in x 30.75in)

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt egg brush finished with a silver frog and amethyst set lily

A set of four silver goblets, Brian Leslie Fuller, London 1975, in the manner of Stuart Devlin, each raised on plain polished stem supporting a tapering textured bowl and enclosing silver gilt interior, each 13cm high, total weight 18oz (4)

General Service 1918-62, 1 clasp, Malaya (2), E.II.R. (23470268 Pte. J. B. Catterall, Loyals); (PK259245 HG Mat B Lebai Hashim, Malaya HG); General Service 1962, 1 clasp, Borneo (2392 4256 Rfn. E. Devlin, 2 Green Jackets) good very fine (3) £80-100 £80-£100

GEORGE DEVLIN R.S.W (SCOTTISH, B.1937) BY THE EPTE Signed, oil on canvas 46cm x 51cm (18in x 20in)

Pair of Stewart Devlin Silver & Parcel Gilt Rosewater Bottles in fitted case, each terminal cast with head of a monarch, Edward & Alexander in original fitted case, London 1977, each approx. 5"H

Stuart Devlin silver sixteen branch candelabrum in the form of icicles with plain flared tops and candleholders arranged in three tiers and all joined with silver gilt pierced openwork panels, 18" wide x 22" high, London 1980, 122 ozs stuart Devlin, who is the foremost silversmith of his time, was born in Australia in 1931 and came to London to study at the Royal College of Art in 1958. He moved to London to work and live in 1965. He has specialised in developing textures and filigree work both of which are clearly illustrated in this work. He was granted a Royal Warrant in 1982 and was Prime Warden of the Goldsmith's Company in 1996-7. PROVENANCE Purchased direct from Stuart Devlin by the vendor

Morrison Bowmore Celebration-8 year-old A marriage of Bowmore, Auchentoshan and Glen Garioch. A celebration edition of 200 bottles presented to Janice Devlin by Morrison Bowmore Distillers Ltd. to commemorate Distiller of The Year, I S W C 1995. In wooden presentation case with clear front. Vatted malt 1 bottle

A Stuart Devlin silver paper knife a limited edition of 75 designed for Hodgson Baker Sandelson & Co, the twisted handle worked and partially gilded, in original presentation box and paper certificate stamped marks, London 1968, stamped 69 24cm. wide

A Stuart Devlin silver cruet set with band of gilded decoration, in original presentation box stamped marks, London 1974, 9cm. high

A pair of Stuart Devlin silver miniature goblets, the pierced base modelled with figures, gilded to interior stamped marks, London 1977, 6.5cm. high

Stuart Devlin; a modern hallmarked silver and silver gilt Royal commemorative egg, celebrating the wedding of HRH Prince Charles & Lady Diana, 1981, London 1981, 7.5oz, complete with original plush lined presentation case (illustrated)

Nine Viners stainless steel glasses designed by Stuart Devlin, comprising; six low stem, two high stem and one cocktail glass, with textured gilt stems cast factory marks to plastic bases tallest 18cm. high

Seven Viners stainless steel footed bowls designed by Stuart Devlin, with textured gilt feet, a spherical flower vase, five spoons and a pair of servers stamped marks bowls13cm. diam.

cambridge Univ. Press (edit. Ward Sir9 A.W.) and Waller (A.R.) The Cambridge History of English Literature, 1932 15 vols, orig. cl; Rossetti (C.) (edit. Crump R.W.) The Complete Poems of Christina Rosetti, 1991, 3 vols, cl; Poe (E.A.) (edit. Thompson G.R.) n.d., 1st ed, cl; Warren( R.P.) Rumour Verified Poems, 1976, 1st UK ed, dw. (publisher's file copy); Snodgrass (W.D.) Heart's Needle, 1960, 1st ed, dw; Devlin (D.) Collected Poems, 1964, 1st ed. (in book form) orig. cl; Milne (E.) Jubilo Poems, 1944, 1st ed, cl; Waugh (E.) A Tourist in Africa, 1960, 1st ed, dw; Huxley (A.) Heaven and Hell, 1956, 1st ed, dw; with Taylor (D.S.) The Complete Works of Thomas Chatterton, 1971, 2 vol, dw. (27)

A selection of silver by Stuart Devlin, comprising: a parcel gilt double ended goblet, London 1979, 15cm (5.75in) high; a parcel gilt and enamelled caddy spoon, London 1982, limited edition no. 52, cast with the Prince of Wales feathers, in its box; and three gilt textured openwork napkin rings, London 1978, 156g (5 oz) gross

A silver gilt textured surprise egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1981, limited edition no. 30, opening to reveal a plume of feathers, enamelled flowers and H. R. H. Prince Charles and Lady Diana 1981, 6cm (2.3in) high, 88g (2.75 oz), in its box

A silver gilt ribbed surprise egg by Stuart Devlin, London 1986, limited edition no. 6, opening to reveal an enamel decorated group of flowers set with four cultured pearls and two bees, 6cm (2.3in) high, 75g (2.25 oz) gross, in its box

A silver parcel gilt paper knife by Stuart Devlin, London 1967, with a part textured twisted integral grip, 29.5cm (11.75in) long, 156g (5 oz)

STUART DEVLIN: A SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED COMMEMORATIVE SURPRISE EGG, London 1977, no.6 of the 100 made for the Queen's Silver Jubilee, the lightly textured matted surface opening to reveal 25 gilt flames around the crown, with original fitted case.

STUART DEVLIN: A SILVER AND SILVER GILT SURPRISE EGG, London 1980/1981, limited edition of ten, the lightly textured hand-hammered egg opening to reveal a gilt rabbit under a flowering plant, with original fitted case, together with a matching stand. (2)

STUART DEVLIN: A SILVER GILT AND ENAMELLED SURPRISE EGG, London 1977, the mottled cover and base opening to reveal a pyramid flanked by gilt flowers with silver enamelled heads, together with a surprise egg stand, silver gilt with pierced decoration (2).

STUART DEVLIN: A SPOON, the silver-gilt stem with a textured effect and modelled in the form of a sea-horse with triangular shaped bowl, London 1977, length 51/2"

Limited Edition Silver Gilt Stuart Devlin Egg No. 156/300 with certificate in original box, the removable cover enclosing a bird in nest with green enamelled leaves, feeding chicks

A silver circular bowl and cover of flared form, the cover of cast openwork mesh design, surmounted with a cluster of quartz crystals, London 1975 by Stuart Devlin, diameter approx 20.5cm (dent to bowl).

A circular silver trophy limited edition dish, designed by Stuart Devlin, in commemoration of the achievements of 'Grundy', champion racehorse of 1975, in a glazed frame, with a certificate and a coloured print of 'Grundy', glazed and framed.