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Click here to subscribeA group of five silver presentation spoons, various makers and dates, all of similar design with a bowls player finial; a single small silver spoon; a silver napkin ring; 128g (4.1 oz) gross; a spoon stamped `sterling`; a cased set of six plated fish knives and forks; a cased pair of plated fish servers; and a quantity of plated loose flatware
A silver coloured collar, circa 1970, of double bowed links with short baton links between, 39cm long overall; an Iona silver brooch, possibly to a design by Alexander Ritchie, stamped `Iona`, C.A.I.`, `Scotland`, `Sterling`, and `R`, of circular outline with a domed centre chased with Celtic entrelacs, 2.5cm diameter; an electroplated Art Nouveau spoon, attributed to Beatrice (Biddy) Waymouth, with an abalone shell set finial, spade shaped bowl, 15.5cm long, and another electroplated spoon attributed to Beatrice (Biddy) Waymouth, with a bee hive finial, 16cm long
A late Victorian silver spoon, London import marks for 1895, the oval bowl to a rectangular section stem, with engraved decoration and knops, with a figural finial, 19cm long, inscribed to the reverse of the bowl with a motto, `Virtutis Gloria Merces`, above a crest; with a decorative spoon, London 1891, having a circular bowl embossed with a figure standing before a building, the cast stem of scrolls with a cherub and fruiting vine finial, 16cm long; 112g (3.6 oz) gross The motto `Virtutis Gloria Merces` with the crest of a dexter hand holding aloft an Imperial Crown belongs to the Clan Robertson
Royal Worcester pot pourri vase, the ovoid body painted with apples, grapes, peaches and blackberries on a mossy ground, signed P Stanley, the crowned pierced cover with spire finial and scroll detail, inner cover with button finial, the shoulder with moulded scroll decoration, the base with gilt leafage, printed marks to base, shape No 2048 S/S, 25cm high
Royal Worcester pot pourri vase, the ovoid body painted with apples, grapes, peaches and blackberries on a mossy ground, signed K Creed, the crown pierced cover with spire finial and scroll detail, inner cover with button finial, the shoulder with moulded scroll decoration, the base with gilt leafage, printed marks to base, shape No 2048 S/S, 24cm high
An 18-bore Flintlock pocket pistol by W. Hole, 5 3/4in. octagonal barrel, the flat stamped Bristol and `LB-665`, the breech with inlaid gold band, gold or gilt vent, roller frizen and inscribed lock plate, complete with ramrod, walnut stock and steel trigger guard with pineapple finial, 11in. long overall.
A WMF two-handled presentation cup and cover, of inverted pear form, engraved with foliated scrolls, winged caryatid handles, on spreading foliate base, the detachable cover with canon finial, stamped WMF O within diamond-shaped cartouche (the letter O indicates the silver plate deposit 50% thicker than the normal coatings), 14 1/4in. (36.5cms).
A George V two-handled presentation cup, by J.W. Benson Ltd., London 1925, urn-shaped, engraved inscription "The Tynemouth Heavy Brigade R.A. Winners 1925 of the Challenge Cup, Presented by the Proprietors of The Daily Telegraph to the Territorial Army for the Unit having the best attendance at the annual camp", fluted loop handles, on stem base, with square rim pedestal, detachable spreading cover with urn finial, 14 3/4in. (37.5cms) with square wooden base engraved names of winners, overall height with base 17 3/4in. (45cms), 44oz.
A George V two-handled presentation cup, by Docker & Burn Ltd., Birmingham 1922, urn-shaped with polygonal body, engraved inscription "Presented by George T. Redhead Esq. to the shipwrecked fishermen and mariners Royal Benevolent Society 1926", scroll and swag handle, detachable cover with leaf wrapped finial, spreading base with rim foot, 15 1/4in. (33.5cms), 26oz.
A George V two-handled presentation cup, by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1932, urn-shaped, with applied fluted and foliate band, ornate handles, with inscription "Lady Dudley`s Challenge Cup (replica) Worcestershire Hunt Point to Point Steeple Chases...." and engraved to reverse "Won by Major Ian A. Straker`s Glengarry II", on spreading base with rim foot, detachable cover with foliate finial, 8in. (20.5cms), 15.5oz.
A late Victorian glass decanter with silver mounts, the mounts bear import marks for Muller & Son, London 1897, the decanter with slender neck, bombé body etched with floral swags, scrolls and trellis work, the silver base with pierced rococo style decoration, the stopper with putto finial, 10 1/4in. (26cms).
A Victorian two-handled presentation cup and cover, by Henry Holland (of Holland Aldwinkle & Slater), London 1870, of embossed urn form, decorated with foliage around strapwork diamond pattern cartouche, engraved inscription "Challenge Cup Presented by T. Spencer Esqr.", also inscribed reverse 1892, also engraved names of winners, beaded angular handle, on ornate knopped stem, spreading base, detachable domed cover with ornate finial, 11 1/2in. (29cms), 23oz.
A Victorian two-handled presentation cup and cover, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1898, urn-shaped, with embossed mid rib, with engraved inscription "Challenge Cup Presented to the Royal Garrison Artillery of Northumberland & Durham of the Ladies for Two Counties 1913", scrollwork handles, spreading rim foot, detachable domed cover with urn finial, 14 1/2in. (37cms), 78oz.
A George III coffee pot, by Reid & Sons, Newcastle 1817, engraved body, handle and spout, acorn finial to cover, engraved with coat of arms and crest, raised on spreading foot, 9in. (23cms) high, 24oz gross. PROVENANCE: Bought from the Lilburn Tower House Sale in 1975. Lilburn Tower is the seat of the Collingwood family and although worn, the crest looks to be that of the Collingwood family.
An Indian white metal coffee pot, circular tapered and fluted design, decorated with chased and engraved shell design, the domed cover with elephant finial and basket weave handle; an Indian white metal pierced and lobed circular fruit basket, decorated with animals amongst foliage, the pot 6 1/2in. (16.5cms), the sugar bowl 4 1/4in. (11cms); and an Indian white metal baluster-shaped cream jug, with embossed panels of deity, scroll handle, 4in. (10cms). (3)
A rare pink lustre covered tobacco jar, possibly by Harwood, Stockton, painted with "Thomas . Buston Born. May . 24th 1831" and with `Sailors farewell` print, pink lustre and printed floral wreaths, the weight, containing a match box, printed with a tobacco harvesting scene, c.1852. (finial restored) 7in. (18cms) high. NB: The attribution is Hardwoods is based on the `Sailors Farewell` print. These items were usually given as 21st birthday gifts and show the birth date and not the date of gift.
Robert Swan, Bridlington: an walnut cased longcase clock, arched brass roman dial, with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, nameplate signed `Robert Swan, Bridlington`, with strike silent dial to arch, ornate dolphin and scroll pattern spandrels, the five pillar movement with anchor escapement, the case with brass eagle and globe finial, arched convex frieze above a glazed door flanked by fluted columns, arched and banded waist door on panel base with bracket feet, 97 1/2in. high.
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