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Click here to subscribeA LARGE BISCUIT BARREL unmarked, probably Indian or Siamese, first quarter of the 20th Century, the body profusely embossed with fruiting vine, inner cover, the cover with dancing girls and leaf scrolls, flower finial, 19cm tall, 1620g (52.25 troy ozs) gross; with a caddy spoon with serpent handle, unmarked of similar origin, 31g (1 troy ozs) gross
A George III hallmarked silver baluster coffee pot embossed with floral and scroll motifs to the lower part of the body and to the hinged lid with cast finial, with acanthus leaf decorated spout, raised on spreading circular foot, makers mark obscured, London 1773, height 26cm, approx 26.3ozt.
A white metal ciborium and cover, with plain Edward VII hallmarked silver bowl on shaped cut-card work calyx above a cylindrical knopped stem to hexafoil spreading base engraved with floral, foliate and cross motifs, the stepped domed cover surmounted with cross finial, maker's marks rubbed, Birmingham 1908, height 28cm.
A late 19th century slate mansion mantel clock with column and pilaster supports and figural frieze beneath a dome and finial, with etched base plinth, the cream enamel chapter ring set with Arabic numerals, Japy Freres movement, width 43cm, height 43cm, and a German Koma anniversary clock under a glass dome, height 30cm.
A small collection of silver spoons including a cased set of six George V hallmarked silver bean spoons, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1923, a Victorian hallmarked silver dessert spoon in Old English pattern with inscribed finial, John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, 1893, and a small collection of souvenir teaspoons including a pair of Tackhing Chinese export silver examples, etc, plus a white metal Waterloo teaspoon, combined silver weight approx 5.42ozt.
A mid 19th century English three piece garniture in the Oriental manner, the larger twin handled octagonal baluster shaped jar and cover with internal lid decorated with exotic birds amongst floral sprays, with twin slightly smaller garniture urns, height 28cm and 23cm. CONDITION REPORT: The large jar: rubbing to the gilding, some crazing throughout, internal lid has been broken and repaired, heavy rubbing to the gilded handles, one of which has been broken and crudely glue repaired, some staining to the body. First smaller urn: no inner liner, has chips (one repaired) to the lid, the finial has been broken off, some minor cracks to the lid, crazing to the base, some staining, general wear. Second smaller urn: the head of the finial has been broken and glued, chips to the rim, one of which is 3 x 1cm, a section of the inner lid is missing, crazing, fine cracks, and a 1 x 0.5cm chip to the rim, rubbing to the gilding, general surface wear.
A Victorian white metal ciborium and cover with a cylindrical band around the bowl with gilt wash interior, with pierced foliate motifs to the lower border, engraved "SANCTUS, SANCTUS, SANCTUS", centred with a base metal and enamel roundel with holy initials, on hexagonal stem with large embossed knop to spreading lobed base, the domed cover with pelican nest finial, probably Hardman & Co., Birmingham c. 1850, height 28cm. CONDITION REPORT: Minor damage to the rim of the bowl.
A pair of George V hallmarked silver footed loaded vases of tapering form embossed with foliate motifs, Gorham Manufacturing Company, Birmingham 1912 (one vase unmarked), height 9.5cm (af), a silver cigarette case with overall engine turned decoration and vacant circular cartouche, Charles Perry & Co, Chester 1921, 8.5 x 75cm, and a silver spoon with Blue John set finial, Sheffield 1984, length 12cm, weighable silver approx 3.5ozt (4).
A post 1888 German silver twelve setting cutlery set, comprising soup spoons, dessert spoons, dinner forks, dessert forks, teaspoons in two sizes, two pickle forks, a sauce ladle and dessert server with gilt wash bowls and a a cake server, Brukmann & Söhne, Heilbronn, each piece engraved HR to the finial, also a set of nine ivorine handled dinner knives and twelve smaller examples, Bayliss & Co, Sheffield, approx 100ozt.
A set of four George III hallmarked silver Old English pattern tablespoons, each engraved with "L" to the finial, Sarah & John William Blake, London 1818, length 22cm, a pair of German post-1888 silver spoons, with engraved initials to finials, Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen, length 21.5cm, and a further German silver spoon, approx 14.3ozt (7).
A Victorian white metal ciborium and cover, the plain bowl with gilt wash interior on shaped cut-card work calyx above cylindrical knopped stem to spreading hexafoil base, the stepped domed cover with cross finial, engraved with presentation inscription underneath the base "Maria Fot Dono Dedit Ecclesia Sanctissimi Cordis aput St. Helen's:AD1877", height 25.5cm.
Foot Guards Officer’s State Sash, Slings and Sword-knot. A good post-1902 sash by Edward Smith, 5 Boyle St. Gold and crimson net with patent sprung clip. Fringe tassels with gold and crimson worked heads. Red leather lining tooled with Prince of Wales’s plumes and maker’s label. VGC ... a set of sword-slings in red leather with “Bias-&-Stand” lace ... a gold cord sword-knot with acorn finial. GC.
Army Veterinary Department Victorian Officer’s Home Service Pattern Helmet. A rare example by L.Silberston, London. Blue cloth material with gilt peak edging, crosspiece, ball finial and rosettes. Gilt chinchain with black leather backing. Victorian pre 1901 helmet plate with AVD monogram in silvered metal on black enamel in the centre. Good roan leather headband and crimson silk lining, the interior with maker’s stamp. Minor moth to band, gilt elements slightly dull, Evidence of another helmet plate fitted at some time. otherwise GC.
Napoleonic War Period Royal Navy Midshipman’s Dirk. This example with a straight 16 inch blade with central fuller and spear point. The hilt with gilt metal cross guard with swept down quillons and the white bone grip with line decoration is surmounted by a gilt metal cap, with ball finial. Scabbard absent, black now with black patina. Overall age wear.
Battle of Waterloo Period British 1796 Blue & Gilt Bladed Infantry Officer’s Sword. A good example with 32 inch straight single edged blade with half length blue and gilt decoration, this depicting a crowned GR cypher and Royal Coat of Arms. The gilt brass hilt with a single bar guard and urn shape pommel. The grip with silvered wire binding. Fitted with double shell guard, one folding. The cross guard terminates with a flower bud finial. Scabbard absent. 50% blue & gilt decoration remains.
An Edward VIII silver three piece coffee set comprising coffee pot with turned fruitwood handle and finial and gadrooned rim, on a circular foot, matching cream jug with scrolled handle and gadrooned rim and bulbous sugar bowl together with a pair of non-contemporary plated sugar tongs. Sheffield 1936. Makers James Dixon & Sons Ltd. Est £250-400
A Caughley coffee pot and cover with floral finial and butterfly decoration to the lid, the body decorated with a zig-zag fence, birds and stylised flowers. The rococo scroll handle with floral decoration and matching decoration to the spout. With underglaze blue letter ‘C’ to base. 9½ins. Est £50-70
Two silver lidded faceted glass circular toilet jars, the covers decorated with cherub's faces, a silver spoon, having a spiral stem, with a spherical finial, engraved to the back The Royal St George's Golf Club, Birmingham 1932 and a Sterling silver mounted hairbrush, with embossed decoration.
A Swiss rosewood and ebonised eight airs music box, the 9 1/2 inch single comb cylinder striking on six bells. L53cm. Condition - general wear to case to include minor marks and scratches, slight split in veneer to top and also a small chip, appears to be working correctly but not sold with any guarantee, one butterfly bell finial missing and one flower bell finial loose, no missing teeth, the movement appears a little dirty.
An early Victorian silver lobed baluster tea pot and matching sugar basin by William Hunter, London 1845-46, the tea pot with a flower and leaf finial to the domed cover, a leaf-capped S-scroll handle, embossed with flowers and foliage, the scroll apron with four bracket feet, enraved with a unicorn head crest, presentation engraved and dated York 1847, the tea pot 27cm (10 1/2in) long, 1217g (39.15 oz) gross
A silver oblong baluster three piece tea service by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1911-12, the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, 27cm (10 1/2in) long; and a shaped circular salver, marks worn, presentation engraved and dated (19)33, 25.5cm (10in) diameter, 1500g (48.2 oz) gross (4)
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