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Lot 94

A cased set of George VI grapefruit spoons, Birmingham 1937, WH Haseler Ltd, each with floral pinched finial, 3ozt

Lot 101

A late Victorian silver teapot, Sheffield 1900, Robert & Belk Ltd, with gadrooned oval lid, mounted by urn finial and half gadrooned tapering bowl, 13ozt

Lot 115

A cased set of six late Victorian silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, Birmingham 1894, E&FB, each with twisted stem and etched floral finial (7)

Lot 116

A cased set of 12 George V silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1921, Cooper Brothers & Sons, heart shaped bowl and black beam finial, retailed by Jenners, Edinburgh

Lot 118

A set of six George V silver gilt teaspoons, London 1925, Henry James Hulbert, each with floral finial, including two mustard spoons and another (10)

Lot 126

A set of 12 silver soup spoons, Sheffield 1928, Charles Boyton & Sons, each with deep circular bowl and beaded finial, engraved L, 12ozt (12)

Lot 130

A pair of silver pickle forks, Sheffield 1950 Frances Howard, with pierced thistle finial, together with mustard spoon by LAW, caddie spoon by Docker & Burn Ltd and others

Lot 140

A cased set of six George V silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1932, Arthur Price & Co, each with circular bowl and beam finial (6)

Lot 9

A Regency cut glass urn and cover with hob nail cut finial, raised on a stepped square base, 30cm high, and a pair of early 19th century cut glass decanters, 26cm high. (3)

Lot 21

A Wedgwood majolica dish, cover lacking, late 19th century, moulded with vines against a brown ground, impressed marks, 19 by 9cm, and a tea pot in the form of a conch shell, with shell finial to lid, 9cm.

Lot 1096

A French champleve inkwell, late 19th century, the hinged cover having a finial composed of two birds, the enamelled body raised on pierced and scroll cast feet, 15cm high.

Lot 1125

A pair of Viners plated octagonal tureens and covers and an oval tureen and cover, chinoiserie decorated with bamboo edge and finial, engraved to the lid with prunus blossom, with glass inserts, pair of graduated octagonal platters, and an octagonal, pierced galleried tray. (6)

Lot 36

A George III Scottish silver ladle, Alexander Zeigler, Edinburgh 1794, engraved initials to finial, 8toz

Lot 44

A Edward VII cased set of six silver tea spoons and sugar tongs, Sheffield 1906, Joseph Rodger, each with shaped finial and decoration, 3ozt

Lot 45

A George V cased set of six silver and gouache coffee spoons, Birmingham 1935, T&S each with coloured back and bean finial (6)

Lot 48

A pair of Scottish Provincial Ballater silver pickle forks, Edinburgh, William Robb 1924, each set with cut citrine finial, twist stem, flared three prong fork, with original box (2)

Lot 56

A set of seven white metal studio coffee spoons, each with cabochon, finial, rope twist decoration and circular bowl (7)

Lot 74

A George V silver sugar shaker, Birmingham 1911, Thomas Edward Aitkin, of classical form, mounted by turned finial, pierced flower and star cap, 19cm high, 5ozt

Lot 79

A George V set of twelve silver tea spoons, Sheffield 1916, Cooper Brothers & Sons, each with moulded tulip border, pointed finial and bowl, 5ozt (12)

Lot 80

A boxed set of silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1934, James Dixon & Sons, each with circular bowl, and chevron finial, including sugar tongs, salt and pepper shaker

Lot 85

A George V silver Adam style urn tea caddie, London 1911, D&J Welby Ltd, the fluted lid mounted by painted finial, fluted bowl and foot on square plinth base, 12ozt, 22cm high

Lot 89

A set of four George III silver table spoons, Edinburgh 1810, P Cunningham & Sons, with tapering finial and pointed bowl, 6ozt (4)

Lot 93

A Regency silver fiddle pattern tea strainer spoon, Edinburgh 1813 JM possibly JMS, with foliate pierced bowl, shell finial, engraved JB

Lot 94

A cased set of George VI grapefruit spoons, Birmingham 1937, WH Haseler Ltd, each with floral pinched finial, 3ozt

Lot 101

A late Victorian silver teapot, Sheffield 1900, Robert & Belk Ltd, with gadrooned oval lid, mounted by urn finial and half gadrooned tapering bowl, 13ozt

Lot 115

A cased set of six late Victorian silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, Birmingham 1894, E&FB, each with twisted stem and etched floral finial (7)

Lot 116

A cased set of 12 George V silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1921, Cooper Brothers & Sons, heart shaped bowl and black beam finial, retailed by Jenners, Edinburgh

Lot 118

A set of six George V silver gilt teaspoons, London 1925, Henry James Hulbert, each with floral finial, including two mustard spoons and another (10)

Lot 126

A set of 12 silver soup spoons, Sheffield 1928, Charles Boyton & Sons, each with deep circular bowl and beaded finial, engraved L, 12ozt (12)

Lot 130

A pair of silver pickle forks, Sheffield 1950 Frances Howard, with pierced thistle finial, together with mustard spoon by LAW, caddie spoon by Docker & Burn Ltd and others

Lot 140

A cased set of six George V silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1932, Arthur Price & Co, each with circular bowl and beam finial (6)

Lot 534

A flame mahogany triple door wardrobe, the projected moulded cornice over finial frieze, central mirrored door flanked by panelled doors, enclosing hanging space and drawer, raised on turned feet, 194cm wide x 215cm high x 58cm deep

Lot 572

A Walnut and oak cased Vienna clock, with striking coil chime, the projected moulded cornice over glazed trunk, applied chapter ring, Roman numerals, flanked by half baluster columns, surmounted by graduated finial, 37cm wide x 18cm deep x 74cm high

Lot 575

A wrought metal nine branch candelabra, with ball finial, three groups of three branches, terminating in drip trays, 80cm diameter x 56cm high

Lot 650

An African hardwood walking stick, with carved head finial and twist stem, including two others, 94cm (2)

Lot 1008

A 19TH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK, the white enamel dial beneath a moon-face with subsidiary second dial and date aperture, with an eight day two-train movement, striking on a bell, the arch topped hood central ball and eagle finial, 64""? high

Lot 11

AN EDWARDIAN TEA CADDY of oval form, with reeded borders, knop finial, monogrammed, by James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield 1906, 5"" high (c7.8oz).

Lot 19

A LATE VICTORIAN TEA CADDY of bombe form, knop finial, on shell capped scroll feet, by HW, Sheffield 1899, 6"" high (c.8.4oz).

Lot 203

SHOOTING INTEREST: A MATCHED SET OF SIX TEASPOONS, each finial applied with a figure of a rifleman in the back position, by Elkington & Co., and Mappin & Webb, c.1901, 4.5"" long, (c.4.2oz)

Lot 24

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-GILT TWO HANDLED CUP AND COVER of baluster form, the detachable top with leaf and bud finial and gadrooned borders, with leaf capped scroll handles, on a circular foot with a gadrooned border, by John Bodman Carrington, the base also bearing a retailers mark for Carrington and Co. London, London 1904, 16"" high (c.62oz). See illustration.

Lot 38

AN EDWARDIAN BOWL AND COVER, the bowl of tapering circular form with scroll handles, tucked in foot, the pull off cover with disc finial, with a hammered finish, the bowl possibly by W.I.P, London 1904, the cover with a makers mark of A.J., London 1908, 4.75"" high (c.13.7oz).

Lot 62

A WILLIAM IV TEAPOT of compressed circular form, with wood handle and finial, crested, with a reeded girdle on a circular foot, makers mark of W.B., London 1832, 5.5"" high, (c.18oz).

Lot 84

A GEORGE I BULLET TEAPOT, of conventional form with a strap hinged lid, knopped finial, extended wood scroll handle, the body engraved with a coat of arms in a baroque cartouche, on a tucked in circular foot, by Timothy Ley, London 1724, 4.25"" high, (c.13.4oz). Provenance: Acquired from J.H. Bourdon-Smith Ltd. London 28/02/1997. The collection of James Fairfax A.C. Stanbridge Mill, Gussage All Saints, Dorset.

Lot 88

A WILLIAM III LIGHTHOUSE CASTOR of conventional form, the bayonet fitting pierced cover with cut-card decoration and fluted urn finial, the body engraved with an armorial moulded girdle, on a spreading gadrooned base, by Andrew Raven, London 1698, 8"" high, (c.12.2oz). See illustration. Provenance: Acquired from J.H. Bourdon-Smith Ltd. London 1994. The collection of James Fairfax A.C. Stanbridge Mill, Gussage All Saints, Dorset.

Lot 26

A massive Ming style Chinese porcelain baluster shaped Vase and Cover, the dome topped cover with miniarette shaped finial (now detached, old repair) decorated in underglaze blue with flower heads and lotus scrolls etc., the neck of the vase (with 4cm piece away and badly re-glued) above a ruyi style border and further lotus flowers with scrolling lotus leaves and tendrils etc., the base decorated with a stiff plantain border (old damages, external hairline chipping and small repairs to the rim edge of the cover and condition generally commensurate with age), total height (including cover) 59vm high

Lot 68

A four piece early 20th Century silver plated Tea and Coffee Service by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, comprising Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, lidded Hot Water Pot and two handled Sugar, each item raised on four feet terminating in trefoils, the items monogrammed "M", the Coffee Pot 25cm to tip of finial, (4)

Lot 81

A Minton vase and cover, signed, decorated with sailing vessels, and a Derby reticulated vase with gilt floral sprays. Heights respectively 14 cm and 11 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lid is in good structural condition. The finial has rubbing to the gilding and there is a small loss to the gilding on the edge of the lid. We think that this is only a loss to the gilding rather than damage to the porcelain. The vase itself appears to be in good order but we feel that one of the handles has been restored. The restoration is very good but the handle feels slightly soft at the base when tapped. The base has some minor losses to the gilding.

Lot 960

A boulle marquetry cased bracket clock, with brass chapter ring, Roman numerals and two-train striking movement. Width 9.5 ins, height 17 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The clock winds on both trains. The dial is a little rubbed in places but in generally good condition. The velvet backing to the dial is a little discoloured but has no significant losses or damage. The case is in generally good order. The brasswork to the rear corner of the caddy top is lifting in the bottom right hand corner for approximately 2 cm square. There are small pieces of brass and tortoiseshell missing in this area but this is fairly minor. The front right hand corner of the ebony veneered cornice has a small surface loss and there is a crack to the return on the left hand side. Both the right hand and left hand panels are in good order as is the front door and surround. The plinth base is in good condition and the feet are original. The rear door is in good order. The rear top right hand finial has been repaired at some point and the top half of this is missing. All other finials are present.

Lot 996

A George III mahogany stick barometer, with broken triangular pediment with brass finial between and with exposed brass dial with adjustable vernier inscribed "Chas. Aiano" and with turned cistern cover and mercury thermometer. Height 37.5 ins (see illustration).

Lot 655

A Cloisonne lidded vase, low squat form, decorated with birds and flowers. Diameter approximately 11 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are two very small dents to the lid. There does not appear to be any enamel missing to the outside but there is the inside of the lid. The centre finial has been re glued into place. The base to the piece is slightly loose and requires refixing. It has probably been dropped and there is evidence of cracking to the interior enamel around the foot rim. The main body of the piece has one small 4 mm loss to the brown and gilt sparkling enamel on the lower side of the body the upper section appears to be in good order.

Lot 202

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TEA CADDY by Goldsmiths & Silver Smiths Co Ltd, London 1902, of oval outline, gadrooned body and hinged rising cover with sphere finial, lion mask drop ring handles, 195g (6.2 troy ozs) gross, crested for John Kyrle Hankinson

Lot 115

An ornate Indo-Persian copper jug. Height including glass finial 32cm.

Lot 2040

A set of six silver teaspoons with coffee bean finial, by Mapin & Webb, boxed, together with two sets of six silver handled knives and a set of six silver handled cake forks.

Lot 2057

A silver serving fork with ball finial, Sheffield, 1926, together with one other serving fork and two decoratively engraved Victorian knives.

Lot 2067

A George III silver teapot, the body half fluted and armorially engraved, with wooden handle, tapering spout and bone finial to the lid, London, 1791, weight 18oz. Condition Report: Condition is OK. Spout slightly pushed in. Looks like the hinge has been restored, but tastefully so. Quite heavily polished.

Lot 2072

A Victorian silver coffee pot of tapering cylindrical form, the domed lid with ball finial, by Richard Woodman Burbridge (retailed by Harrods), London, 1931, 21oz.

Lot 2077

A pair of silver Egyptian revival sugar tongs with obelisk finial, a pharaohic death masque to each side, the prongs engraved in Greek key pattern, Birmingham, 1879, length 12.5cm Condition Report: Reasonable condition

Lot 2102

An Eastern silver coloured metal squat, square box profusely chased with flowers and leaves, cobra finial to the lid, diameter 8.5cm.

Lot 2205

A fine George IV Sheffield plated tea urn with leaf cast and turned ivory handles on four leaf cast feet. Height including lid finial 42cms.

Lot 2224

A dessert set comprising two pairs of nut crackers, a pair of engraved gilt serving spoons and a pair of grape scissors, each with a twist handle with a vase finial, cased.

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