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Lot 112
A Victorian silver mounted glass flagon, by Jesse Earls, London 1891, the bulb shaped body raised on a single pedestal foot, the silver collar with sparrow beak spout and domed hinged fully marked cover topped with an angular finial, the simple scroll handle joined to a narrow silver band encircling the body 18 x 8 x 8cm (7 x 3 x 3in)
Lot 15
A 19th century Danish silver cornucopia, circa 1883, with the mark of Assay Master Simon Groth, engraved with two bands of Celtic decoration and two oval cartouches featuring warriors' heads, the body presentation engraved and with gilded interior, the friction fitting cover decorated with two bands of symmetrical decoration and topped with a drinking warrior finial, raised on two bird's claw feet and a curved rest, 9ozt 25 x 9 x 9cm (10 x 4 x 4in)
Lot 19
A Middle Eastern covered casket, of oval form, the sides heavily decorated with symmetrical engraving in the Middle Eastern style, the stepped friction fitting cover to match in addition to decoration with birds and rabbits, topped with a ribbed navette shaped finial, two simple scroll handles and raised on four scroll feet, marked to the base '84' together with an unidentified maker's mark, 10.9ozt 8 x 17 x 10cm (3 x 7 x 4in)
Lot 34
A Victorian silver two handled trophy cup and cover, by HC Freeman & Co, London 1900, of plain urn shaped form with beaded girdle band and rim and foliate and reeded scroll handles, the friction fitting stepped cover with large capstan beaded edged finial topped with a cast model of a fox terrier and lightly gilded interior, raised on a stepped and beaded edged pedestal foot, engraved to the front and rear, 51.7ozt
Lot 35
A pair of George IV silver basting spoons and a punch ladle, the 'Fiddle' pattern spoons by William Chawner, London 1835, 30cm (12in) long, the ends initialled, 7.4ozt gross, and an unmarked punch ladle with oval shaped bowl inset with a George II coin dated 1757, flared spout, with turned whalebone handle, lacking finial (3) Basting spoons are specially designed with a long handle to enable the chef to reach in the oven to baste or stir without being burned. toddy ladle dented and bruised and missing the silver finial on the handle.
Lot 42
A George III silver teapot and stand, by Stephen Adams II, London 1801, of oval stepped form decorated with bands of bright cut engraving and with two similarly decorated oval and vacant cartouches, the high domed lid with black wooden finial, and with brown wooden handle; the lozenge shaped stand raised on four applied scroll feet, with reeded edge, the field decorated with bright cut engraving around an oval monogrammed cartouche, 17.8ozt gross (2)
Lot 44
A George III silver caster, possibly by James Mince, London 1793, of plain baluster form with reeded edge and girdle, the pierced cover with bell finial, crested, 3.1ozt 16cm (6in) Generally in good condition for its age with no obvious signs of damage. Stands straight. Slight solder flow to the base which may indicate a minor repair
Lot 57
An Art Nouveau style silver three piece tea set, by Pearce & Sons, London 1920, the teapot of circular form, raised on a pedestal foot, the sides split into four panels by applied reeded borders, the centre of one engraved with initials, the flush fitting cover topped with a wooden finial and with matching handle with foliate terminals, the undulating border in symmetry with the side panels, and with sugar bowl and milk jug to match, 40.5ozt gross (3) Overall in good condition with no signs of damage or repair
Lot 58
An Art Déco style silver three piece tea set with hot water jug en suite, the tea pot by Thomas Bishton, Birmingham 1934, of plain rectangular form with canted corners, the flush fitting cover topped with a brown finial to match the simple handle, with milk jug and sugar bowl to match, all monogrammed, the hot water jug by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1934, jubilee marked, rather bulbous but following the same line as the tea set, raised on four splayed feet, stamped on the underside 'D1798' 59ozt gross (4) slight ding to the hot water jug, but otherwise in excellent condition
Lot 59
A George IV silver four piece tea and coffee set and sugar tongs on a silver plated tray, the teapot by Joseph Angel II, London 1828, of squat circular form with reeded girdle, the foliate capped scroll handle with ivory insulators, the flush fitting lid topped with a floral finial, raised on a simple pedestal base, the coffee pot to match, the spout foliate capped, the two handled sugar bowl with lightly gilded interior and milk jug to match, all crested; the 18th century pierced foliate decorated sugar tongs by Thomas Pratt and Arthur Humphries, sponsor's marks only, 58.5ozt gross, on a rectangular silver plated tray with applied foliate border and handles, the field heavily engraved around a vacant cartouche 60cm (23 3/4in) plus handles x 44cm (17 1/4in) (6) plating on the tray worn in places showing the copper underneith, tongs show signs of minor repair, all four pieces with minor dents, gilding v worn on sugar bowl
Lot 79
A William IV silver hot water jug by Paul Storr, London 1837, the ovoid body embossed with stiff leaf design to the base, the broad splayed spout below a hinged cover topped with a rose finial, insulated leaf capped handle and lightly gilded interior, raised on a circular foot, 22.4ozt 25.80cm (10in) Other Notes: Paul Storr was England's most celebrated silversmith during the first half of the 19th century and his legacy lives on today. His pieces historically and currently adorn royal palaces and the finest stately homes throughout Europe and the world. Body creased and dented in a number of places ,
Lot 90
A Victorian silver tea caddy and a 20th century tea infuser, the caddy, London 1899, of rectangular form with half gadrooned body and canted corners, raised on four bun feet, the flush fitting cover similarly decorated with black finial, crested, 8.9ozt; the infuser by Gorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham import marks, 1904, of spherical pierced form, hinged, with beaded edges and suspended from a short length of 'trace' link chain terminating in a shepherd's crook hook, 1ozt (2)
Lot 91
A George V silver argyle, by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1912, of simple cylindrical form with gadroon edged base and rim, the hinged cover slightly domed and topped with an urn shaped finial, with simple strap handle, sparrow beak spout with part marked hinged cover and S shaped pouring spout, 15ozt 13 x 8 x 8cm (5 x 3 x 3in) Other Notes: The Argyle or Argyll was named after the fifth Duke of Argyll, John Campbell, in the mid 18th Century. He lived in a chilly Scottish castle and disliked the fact that the gravy arrived cold at the dinner table during the winter season. To prevent this from happening, the 'argyle' was invented in order to keep gravy warm. The vessel is of double-walled construction, allowing hot water to be poured into a jacket surrounding the interior, thus keeping the contents at an ambient temperature throughout the meal. Body and cover with minor denting and a very small split. Handle detached at the base, and showing signs of previous poor quality repair at both ends. Hinge to the cover loose.
Lot 1187
A SUPERB LARGE PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER SIX BRANCH CANDELABRA, with central candle sconce, 31ins high, the centre column support with six scrolling branches, each with a rams mask finial, the base with three curving supports with cast bulls heads, on a triangular base with entwined serpent. London 1879. Maker: Stephen Smith. Weight 272 troy ounces. Provenance: Believed to be a Maltese family with bulls head and Maltese cross crest.Condition report: One of the finial/stoppers is stuck. A couple of the sconces are corroded/water damaged. One has had a repair, otherwise all appears in good condition. From a local private family.
Lot 140
A Long-Cased Grandfather Clock. The 8 day mahogany cased clock with broken pediment and brass eagle and ball finial with blind ornament. Arched door reveals a polished steel face with Roman dial, calendar and second hand aperture and brass foliate spandrels, flanked by two columns with brass capitals and bases, approx 230 cms.
Lot 52
Juventa Prima circa 1902 pewter mounted and glass Jugendstil punch bowl, decorated with bunched grapes motif and coup de fouet twin handles, 38cm, with matching glass holders (two containing glass etched with fruiting vine), a ladle, and a Juventa Prima pewter mounted and glass biscuit barrel and cover, with arched handle, 33.5cmHans Peter was head of the handicraft department at WMF, before creating his own firm which changed names over the years but for a short period in the early 20th century the factory was stamping its pewter products 'Juventa Prima metal'. Stand - cover finial weak, metal mounts slightly misshapen, stand in similar order with the feet bent slightly outwards. Glass bowl in good order. Cups - three missing glass liners. All with overall surface wear and minor dents. Ladle in good order, no major issues found other than overall wear. All with wear to decoration.
Lot 104
Walker & Hall, a set of enamelled tea spoons, each one painted with a land or seascape, silver gilt with coffee bean finial, Birmingham 1940 and a set of harlequin enamelled spoons, London 1935, both cased . Harlequin set - Blue spoon with damage to enamel stem on both sides; all with minor losses to enamel and loss of colour to the edges.Walker & Hall - no significant damage seen under naked eye.Not examined under UV light
Lot 121
19th Century Staunton Ivory 32 Piece Chess Set. Wood box included. Natural and stained red pieces. Unsigned. Wood box included. King measures 3-3/8" H. We Will Not Ship This Item Out of State of Florida. Anyone Having This Item Shipped Must Have a Florida Address or the Item will not be Shipped. We will Not Knowingly Sell Endangered Species outside of Legal Channels. Condition: Overll good conditionwith small repair to one white pawn ball finial and one white knight. Domestic Shipping: $62.00 Min Est. $1000.00 Max Est. $2000.00
Lot 125
19th Century Staunton Ivory 32 Piece Chess Set. Wood box included. Natural and stained red pieces. Unsigned. King measures 4-1/2" H. We Will Not Ship This Item Out of State of Florida. Anyone Having This Item Shipped Must Have a Florida Address or the Item will not be Shipped. We will Not Knowingly Sell Endangered Species outside of Legal Channels. Condition: One red pawn with repair to collar, one red knight with repair to finial. Domestic Shipping: $105.00 Min Est. $4000.00 Max Est. $6000.00
Lot 1926
A substantial Victorian burr walnut musical bracket clock, 16cm arched brass dial labelled Cockburn, Richmond, silvered chapter ring inscribed with Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals, regulator and Chime/Silent dials to arch, triple winding holes, three-train movement chiming and striking on gongs, the case with knop finial, fluted cupola and acanthus scroll brackets, flanked by Corinthian pilasters, leafy scroll bracket feet, 64cm high, c.1860
Lot 2067
Ecclesiastical Interest - a George III style silver-plated wine or water cruet, baluster reservoir, hinged domed cover with Bolsini cross finial, shell to sparrow beak, scroll-capped handle, circular plinth foot, 15.5cm high, 20th century; another similar, smaller, Pectoral cross finial, 15cm high, 20th century; a 19th century French gilt brass missal stand or lectern, the chased plateau adjustable on a ratchet, above a frieze above a Baroque Revival frieze of profuse foliage, outswept scrolling feet, 36.5cm wide, c. 1880; a 19th century French black leather rectangular ciborium box, for A Chertier, Orfèvrerie et Bronzes Religeux, Paris, labelled, the slightly domed hinged cover enclosing a fitted purple velvet interior, Gothic Revival brass clasped hinged and carrying handle, brass bun feet, 17.5cm high, 31cm wide, c. 1880, [4]
Lot 219
A George III silver three piece half-fluted boat shaped tea service, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar basin, acanthus-capped angular scroll handles, ball feet, gilt interiors, the teapot with flush-hinged cover and knop finial, 27.5cm long, London 1816; a pair of sugar associated King's pattern sugar bows, London 1818 (4), 41oz gross
Lot 326
A Victorian silver spreading circular mustard, in the Christopher Dresser taste, hinged cover with knop finial, loop handle, bun feet, blue glass liner, 7.5cm diam, Charles Frederick Hancock, London 1872; a George V silver cream jug, of Regency design, gadrooned border with acanthus scrolls and anthemions to angles, acanthus-capped handle, bun feet, 16cm long, William & Charles Sissons, Sheffield 1914; a cream jug and sugar bowl, William Aitken, Birmingham 1912 (4), 13oz
Lot 1133
A Mason's Patent Ironstone panelled octagonal vase and cover, the baluster decorated with a chinoiserie still life in a shaped canted rectangular reserve, further fan-shaped reserve to neck conforming, the cobalt blue ground richly gilded with scrolling leafy stems, gilt baroque dolphin and scroll handles, the finial similar, outlined with further gilt bands to rim and base, 38cm high, carmine printed mark, c.1825
Lot 1398
A Lynton porcelain two-handled tapering cylindrical chocolate cup, cover and stand, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, with Bakewell Bridge within raised gilt leafy cartouche, on a cobalt blue ground, domed cover, ring loop finial, divided entwined handles, 17cm high, printed mark, signed with gilt monogram
Lot 1451
A Meissen `Mayflower` pot pourri vase, pierced cover and stand, modelled after the original by Johann Joachim Kandler, the ogee shaped vase painted with song birds, surrounded by encrusted fruit and flowers, flanked by putti, lofty pierced domed cover with floral encrusted finial, 40cm high, crossed swords in underglaze blue, incised 195
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