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Click here to subscribeA collection of antique and modern King's and Queen's pattern flatware, various dates and makers including George Adams, London 1871, comprising: twelve table forks, six tablespoons, eleven dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, plus ten electroplated handled table knives and ten dessert knives, plus five electroplated serving pieces and a dessert fork, approx. weighable 115oz. (qty)
A Victorian Regimental silver Albert pattern pickle/chutney fork, The 20th Madras Native Infantry, by William Eaton, London 1842, the terminal with the Regimental badge, length 14.5cm, approx. weight 1.25oz. In World War I the Regiment was involved in the Mesopotamia campaign. In 1921 it was disbanded.
An early Victorian regimental silver Fiddle and Thread pattern table fork, 1st Madras European Regiment, (East India Company's Regiment), by William Eaton, London 1839, the terminal with the regimental badge, length 19.8cm, approx. weight 2.8oz. The regiment became the 1st Madras Fusiliers in 1858, and when it transferred to the British Army in 1862, it became the 102nd Regiment (Royal Madras Fusiliers). In 1882 it amalgamated with the 103rd Royal Bombay Fusiliers to form The Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
A Victorian silver Kings pattern table fork, by Robert Garrard, London 1862, the reverse of the terminal with a Royal Garter crest, plus a German silver Fiddle and Thread pattern tablespoon, by R. Menard, the terminal engraved with crowned initials, the reverse inscribed 'Kammler 27.1.02', approx. weight 5.7oz. (2)
A George III Irish Regimental silver Fiddle pattern table fork, Kilkenny Militia, by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1808, the reverse of the terminal with the Regimental badge, length 20.2cm, approx. weight 2.4oz. Raised in 1793 in Kilkenny and often referred to as the City of Kilkenny Militia. In 1855, the Regiment was re-designated The Kilkenny Fusiliers Regiment. In 1881 the Regiment became the 5th Bn The Royal Irish Regiment. It disbanded in 1922.
A George III Irish regimental silver Fiddle pattern table fork, Londonderry Militia, by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1804, the reverse of the terminal with the Regimental badge, length 19cm, approx. weight 2.3oz. Raised in 1793 at Derry. In 1855 it became the Londonderry Light Infantry Militia. In 1882, The Regiment was converted to an artillery unit part of 9 Brigade North Irish Division (Artillery) until 1909 when it was disbanded.
A mixed lot of old Sheffield and electroplated items, comprising: a pair of candlesticks, a pair of wine coasters, a single coaster, a wine taster, a butter dish with a revolving cover, a pair of sauce boats on stands, a cigar case, a circular dish, a set of four leaf shaped holders with later blue glass liners, twelve mother-of-pearl butter knives, a pickle fork, and five other knives. (qty)
A collection of continental silver flatware, various countries including an 18th century French table fork and spoon, a Russian spoon, two Dutch figural spoons, a Dutch fork and spoon, four French carving bone holders, plus various other items and a South-East Asian large serving spoon, approx. weighable 23oz. (qty) Provenance From the Collection of the late Tony Dove.
λA collection of dessert knives and forks, mainly 18th and 19th century, various patterns, with silver mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell and silver brass handles, including a silver-gilt pistol grip dessert knife and fork, various French examples, and a cased Victorian fork and spoon set. (qty) Provenance From the Collection of the late Tony Dove.
λA large collection of ivory-handled silver, old Sheffield plate and electroplate flatware, various dates and makers, including: a George III butter spade, London 1788, a provincial serving fork, by Hampston, Prince and Cattles, York 1802, with eight tines and various other items, including some green stained ivory handles. (qty) Provenance From the Collection of the late Tony Dove.
A collection of Colonial and other silver flatware, comprising: a dessert fork by Latty Brothers Calcutta, a dessert spoon by Hamilton and Co, two with the Gibraltar key mark, plus a tablespoon, three dessert spoons, four teaspoons and two salt spoons, approx. weight 13oz. (qty) Provenance From the Collection of the late Tony Dove.
A canteen of silverplated Fiddle and Thread pattern flatware, by Carrington & Co Ltd, for twelve settings, comprising a carving knife and fork, table knives, forks and spoons dessert knives, forks and spoons, soup spoons, six egg spoons and three teaspoons, each terminal engraved with a lion rampant crest, the knives with ivorine handles (qty.)Condition report: Set incomplete; carving knives, carving forks, table knives, dessert knives and dessert spoons are each missing one example. Wear to the silver plate evident on the underside.
A collection of Norweigan silver flatware,to include a Brodrene Mylius 'Tele' pattern fruit fork and spoon, a David Andersen teaspoon, marked 925, the handle with embossed rabbit, fox and bear, a Mangus Aaes 'M1A9' pattern ladle, and further similar examples (10)Condition report: Surface scratches and some marks throughout.
A part set of George IV silver hafted dessert knives and forks, Queen's pattern, marks rubbed, a silver mounted glass decanter, a silver child?s spoon, cased, a pair of plated asparagus tongs, an Edwardian lace fan with mother of pearl guards and sticks, etc Condition ReportFan - one of the sticks broken and previously re-stuck. Decanter ? neck broken and re-stuck. Other items in generally good condition. The close plating to the fork tines flaking
A set of six George V silver coffee spoons, seal top, by Friedman & Gottliffe Ltd, Chester 1921, a cased silver christening spoon and fork, a pierced silver bonbon dish, several items of small flatware including two mother of pearl hafted butter knives and three glass jars and a scent bottle, each with silver cover or cap, 7ozs 17dwts weighable Condition ReportAs a lot in good condition, including glass
A selection of Georgian silver flatware including three Irish silver dessert spoons of fiddle rat tail form, Dublin 1829/30, Lawrence Nowlan, Irish table fork of fiddle back form, Dublin 1802, Samuel Neville, and five Georgian teaspoons including Edinburgh 1807, Zeigler & William Constable, approx 285g
1963 Triumph 350 Tiger 90 CombinationReg. no. DMV 378AFrame no. H31489Engine no. H31489Described as an ‘entirely new 350cc sports twin with a brilliant performance that is smooth fast and easy to handle’. It was a descendant of the Twenty-One but with a specification similar to the well-known Tiger 100. This lovely looking outfit has been well cared for and enjoyed by its enthusiastic and knowledgeable owner. It was fully restored in 1983 and the sidecar was added in 2015; work included an expensive leading link fork conversion to enhance its handling as a combination. Comes with - a current V5C, an old buff log book, all the parts required to return it to a solo motorcycle, rack, panniers and top box, spare wheels, manuals etc.**Catalogue amendment**The mudguard for the sidecar was damaged prior to collection. Please see new photograph.
1950 Excelsior Super-Autobyk 98cc Two SpeedReg. no. SSV 915Frame no. AX2P996Engine no. 4328In 1937 Excelsior produced the Autobyke using the Villiers Junior engine, an unsprung frame and a small fuel tank. In 1940 the Deluxe model was introduced, still using the very popular Villiers engine but with a larger fuel tank, engine covers and a sprung fork. The next major change came in 1947 with the introduction of the Super-Autobyk. This did not use the Villiers power unit but instead used Excelsior’s own 98cc Goblin engine that incorporated a 2-speed gearbox. This along with an Excelsior Spryt-engined model would take them to 1956 when both models would be dropped from the Excelsior range.This Excelsior Super Autobyk has in the past been completely restored to a very high standard and for the last 14 years has been kept as part of a large collection.Comes with – a current V5C, some old MOTs and a photocopied Villiers Mark 2F operating and spare parts manual.
A selection to include a cased set of six silver-plated dessert forks with a larger two-pronged serving fork; a boxed set of Royale County Collection 'Country Meadow' silver-plated fine porcelain teaspoons (as new) and a selection of enamelled Indian brassware to include three matching jewellery boxes with leaded glass designs after Charles Rennie Mackintosh
An interesting selection of mostly late 19th century silver-plated flatware and cutlery to include a 6-place set of double-struck king's pattern serving spoons, tablespoons, dessert and and table forks; a pair of ladles, a 35cm fiddle-and-thread pattern serving ladle, a bread fork with horn handle, a set of 19th century fish servers with carved ivory handles, a set of 5 napkin rings (in a napkin ring box for 6 rings) and a TSS Lady Killarney tea strainer.
A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver comprising: an Indian or Burmese silver canister, the cover chased with elephants and figures in a landscape, 11.5cm diameter; a Dutch silver pin-tray, oblong and with openwork sides and two scroll handles, 24.5cm wide; a Maltese paper-knife; a pair of Dutch silver serving tongs and a King's pattern serving fork, filled, weighable silver 15oz 15dwt, 490gr; the silver plate comprising: a set of twelve under-plates 28cm diameter; a three-piece tea-service; various items of flatware and a small dish (qty)
A silver mustard-pot, with French boar's head standard mark only, probably late 19th century, with openwork foliage and scroll stamped sides, the hinged cover with flower finial, with two scroll handles and blue glass liner, 9.5cm high; Together With: a cased French Silver-Gilt travelling canteen, comprising: fork, spoon and knife with steel blade, the handles filled, the case 22.3cm wide and a cased German silver-gilt knife and fork, the case 27cm long, weighable silver 7oz 14dwt, 240gr
A Cased Set of Eighteen Silver Handled Fruit Eaters, With Dutch Import Marks, Probably late 19th Century, each with spiral-fluted and foliage chased handles, engraved with a crest, with silver plate blades and tines, in a fitted oak case with two removable trays, the case 35cm wide (36)Condition report: Gross weight of the cutlery - 1486grams three fork handles poorly re attached, light wear and surface scratches, very minor dents, two knife blade with a small notch, the case with some movement to the joints, key lacking
Dinky Toys - Three boxed diecast model vehicles by Dinky Toys. Lot consists of #401 Coventry Climax Fork Lift Truck, #971 Coles Mobile Crane - both appear Fair with playwear in Poor - Fair boxes; together with #978 Bedford Refuse Wagon which appears Excellent overall and is contained in a scratch built box. (3) (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Victorian silver Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern fish serving fork, hallmarked Chawner & Co, London 1864, L2cm, approximate weight 5.29 ozt (164.7 grams)Condition Report:General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks.Wear to engraved crest near shell terminal.Hallmarks with some light wear, but mostly clear and legible.
1920's silver christening mug, of plain form with engraved monogram and date to body and scroll handle, upon a circular stepped foot, hallmarked Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1925, H8.5cm, together with a Victorian silver three piece christening set, comprising knife, fork and spoon with beaded edge, hallmarked London, probably 1865, makers mark indistinct, contained within a fitted case with blue silk and velvet lined interior, approximate total silver weight 6.26 ozt (195 grams)Condition Report:General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks.Christening set handles have come loose from tops, and have knocks and indentations throughout, and fork has glue residue to handle where it has been previously reattached. Hallmarks mostly clear and legible, with some wear.No visible hallmarks to fork.Case with general wear and scuffing to exterior, and some discolouration and wear to interior, particularly to velvet which has worn through in some places.
Group of assorted silver flatware, to include a pair of Edwardian sardine servers engraved with scrolls and husks, hallmarked W S Savage & Co, Sheffield 1908, a Victorian christening set comprising fork, knife and spoon, each with scroll and C scroll modelled handle, hallmarked Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1860, a set of six 1920's coffee bean spoons, hallmarked Hukin & Heath Ltd, Birmingham 1922, a late Victorian christening fork and spoon, etc., approximate gross weight 9.23 ozt (287.2 grams)Condition Report:Varying degrees of general wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches and nicks.Three piece christening set with some small knocks to handles, wear to tips of brings, edges of blade and bowl.Coffee bean spoons with wear to terminals, and some stems bent.Other forks and spoons also with wear to tips of prongs and edges of bowls.Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear, however most are legible.
Group of assorted silver, to include pair of Edwardian silver mounted clear glass vases, the waisted and facetted bodies with cut detail leading to silver collars, hallmarked Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham 1908, H15cm, a mid 20th century napkin ring with engine turned decoration, hallmarked William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1962, four early 20th century coffee spoons, two 1920's teaspoons, etc., approximate weighable silver 3.61 ozt (112.4 grams)Condition Report:General wear including surface scratches, nicks and small indentations.Prongs of fork bent and tips worn.Silver mounted buffer with knocks throughout.Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear.
George V set of silver flatware, London hallmark, dated 1933, mm Josiah Williams & Co (possibly), contained in an attractive oak cabinet, approx 60w x 40l x 106 h cms supported on cabriole legs united by a lower tier. Drawer I contains twelve silver forks approx 740 gms, twelve silver bladed fruit knives with mother of pearl handles; twelve silver pronged fruit forks with mother of pearl handles; twelve teaspoons approx 317 gms, eight coffee spoons with gilded bowls approx 185 gms, twelve bone handled bread knives. Drawer II contains twelve large forks approx 1028 gms, twelve large knives (not silver bladed), carving set comprising large carving knife, medium carving knife, large fork, medium fork, steel; four salt spoons, two mustard spoons, approx 59.3 gms, sauce ladles 108.7 gms. Drawer III contains twelve silver fish knives approx 712 gms, twelve silver fish forks approx 615 gms, one silver fish server and fork, silver sugar nips, one spurious table spoon, two small sauce ladles, pickle fork, butter knife and tea strainer, approx 106.2 gms and a spurious tablespoon approx 32.7 gms. Drawer IV contains a large silver ladle approx 340 gms, two medium sauce ladles approx 118 gms, one large basting spoon approx 186 gms, twelve dessert spoons approx 708 gms, twelve soup/bouillon spoons approx 975.6 gms and six serving spoons 549 gms.
Sterling silver cigar cutter, London hallmark, dated 1903 mm Jordan & Collins together with a silver cigarette case, Birmingham hallmark, dated 1918 mm Frederick Field, approx 153 gms. This lot includes a boxed set of silver-plated A1 quality fish knife and fork servers, mm Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield, dated 1854.
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