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Click here to subscribeA pair of George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, by William Cattell, London 1781, a Georgian silver sifter spoon, marks indistinct, a William IV silver King's pattern table spoon, London 1836, an engraved silver fork, and a set of six American silver coffee spoons, stamped sterling, 9oz overall. (qty)
A set of six Edwardian silver fish knives and forks, with engraved decoration, and fluted ivory handles, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1903, an Edwardian silver fork with bust of Shakespeare terminal, Birmingham 1903, a late Victorian silver sugar basin, embossed with stylised leaves, by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1893, 8cm diameter, a silver small pepper, and a modern silver coaster with turned wooden base, 22oz all in. (qty)
A 19th century German silver sifter spoon, Hamburg circa 1860, another German sauce ladle, stamped 800, together with assorted other German, Continental and American silver flatware, including a Maltese fork, three various napkin rings, and a silver pill box modelled as a sweet, 19oz overall. (qty)
Kings Own Scottish Borderers Pipers Dirk, single edge blade, basket weave carved wooden grip, coloured glass pommel, in its sheath containing by knife (fork missing) with 2 regimental badges, crowned star and stags head. Overall 34cms, blade 25cms. Good condition, mounts chromium plated, lower section missing.
DAVID ANDERSEN - a group of Vintage Norwegian vermeil sterling silver and harlequin enamel flatware, comprising set of 8 coffee spoons, set of 4 coffee spoons and 1 pastry fork, fork length 11cm (13)2 spoons have enamel losses on handles, and all spoons with enamel backed bowls have surface chips, otherwise no damage
A SILVER SIX PIECE CONDIMENT SET AND FURTHER MOSTLY SILVER ITEMS (18)The condiment set comprising; two mustard pots, two salts, two pepperettes, two salt spoons and a mustard spoon, these all Birmingham 1959, cased, another mustard spoon, Birmingham 1937, a three piece christening set, London 1915, two baby's pushers, a baby's spoon decorated with thistles and a small pickle fork, combined weight of weighable silver, excluding the christening knife, 379 gms and a German baby's pusher, detailed 800
A VICTORIAN SILVER THREE-PIECE CHRISTENING SET AND THREE FURTHER ITEMS, (4)Comprising; a knife, a fork and a spoon, Sheffield 1865, cased, a christening spoon and fork, Sheffield 1908 and 1909, cased, a rectangular cigarette case, Chester 1898 and a pair of sugar tongs, Sheffield 1924, combined gross weight of weighable silver 273 gms
A PAIR OF LATE GEORGE II SILVER MAIN COURSE PLATES (2)Each of shaped circular form, decorated with a gadrooned rim, otherwise crest engraved, diameter 28cm, London 1758, maker Edward Wakelin, combined weight 1364 gmsBoth plates have knife and fork marks from use, these are now fairly polished, further buffing would no doubt remove them successfully. The crests are a bit worn but still discernable, marks good
ELEVEN ITEMS OF KING'S PATTERN TABLE FLATWARE (11)Comprising; a stuffing spoon, London 1814, four tablespoons, all London 1814, a table fork, London 1814, two dessert spoons, London 1815, combined weight 822 gms, also three fish knives with pierced decoration to the blades and with loaded King's pattern handles, Sheffield 1863
A mixed lot of silver to include an Art Deco sugar castervarious dates, makerscomprising an Art Deco sugar caster, Sheffield, 1938 by Walker & Hall, of tapering design, a cased fiddle pattern christening fork and spoon set, a pair of silver ice tongs with claw grips, a four division toast rack, a a plain oval mustard pot with blue glass liner, a pair of Victorian fiddle pattern salt spoons, an Art Deco serving spoon and a silver mounted glass oil and vinegar cruet. (qty)first height 15 cm., weight approx. 17.31 ozt.Condition: Mostly good condition commensurate with age. Glass cruet bottle has a large impact crack to bottle running down neck and round bottle. Deco Sugar caster has a light dent to side.
A George V cased silver Dubarry pattern set of six cake forks and server and a oak cased set of twelve mother of pearl handled silver plated fruit knives and forks first Sheffield, 1933 by Mappin and Webb together with a Norwegian silver and blue enamel spoon stamped 925 Hestenes, etc., (qty)weighable silver approx. 6.5 ozt. Condition: Slight chips to enamel on spoon. One fork missing from cased set of fruit knives. Small pickle fork with mother of pearl handles a/f
A collection of mainly early 20th century silver to include cased pair of Edwardian salts and cased sets of coffee spoons various dates, makers, first Birmingham, makers mark J.T, of oblong half fluted bellied form, gilt interiors, with spoons, a cased set of six Sandringham pattern spoons with tongs, another cased set of six coffee spoons with tongs, the case bearing a brass presentation plaque, another set of six coffee spoons an engine turned napkin rings, a pickle fork, five eastern white metal coffee spoons, a silver mounted hobnail cut glass vase etc., (qty)weight approx. 16.58 ozt.Condition: salts in good condition very light rubbing to gilt interiors. Cased sets in good order. silver mounted on glass vase lifts off and has dents. The lid of the pot has holes and dents. Wear and surface scratched
Austrian .800 silver flatware Vienna, c.1900, marks mark GKcomprising three tablespoons, four teaspoons, three dessert knives with filled handles, a serving fork, a ladle, a butter knife and a pate spreader with filled handles, terminals initialled E.G, (14)length of tablespoons 21.4 cm, total weight approx. 28.28 ozt. Condition: Good condition, some scratches and wear
A set of twelve Victorian silver bead pattern fish forksBirmingham, 1873 by John Gilbert & Co., each fork engraved with a different, filled handles, crested, in an associated mahogany (12)length 18.5 cm., total weight approx. 16.44 oztCondition: light knocks and dings to handles. Handle of one fork has moved slightly. Crack to case lid.
A mixed lot of Edwardian and later silver to include set of spoons, sugar tongs and other itemsvarious date and makers, comprising a christening fork and spoon, Sheffield, 1904 by Henry Hobson & Sons, a set of thirteen Dubarry pattern demitasse spoons, five Strasbourg pattern butter spreaders, five coffee spoons in a fitted Harrods case, another set of five coffee spoons, a pair of bright cut engraved sugar tongs and two to other pairs of tongs, a jam spoon, a sugar spoons, and two silver tea knives with filled handles, (qty)Total weight 19.4 ozt.Condition: Mostly fair condition. Handles of tea knives have moved.
An early 20th century oak cased twelve setting canteen of Old English pattern EPNS flatware comprising twelve diner fork, twelve dessert knives, twelve desert spoons, twelve teaspoons, table spoons, six egg spoons, pair sauce ladles, pair of salt spoons, a butter knife, a soup ladle, a pair of sugar tongs, a mustard spoon and twelve ivorine handled dinner and table knives and five piece carving set, the case lined in blue baize with two lift out tray and brass carrying handles, bearing engraved presentation brass shield escutcheon dated 1925Condition: Complete and in good condition. Some surface wear and marks but not rubbed. Lose items associated
A selection of 19th century and later silver plated wares to include a pair of navette shaped candlesticks, height 20cm, a pair of entree dishes and covers, a similar entree dish and cover, decorated with Celtic strapwork, an Adam style coffee pot with leather mounted handle, a pistol grip handled toasting fork.
An Edwardian hallmarked silver mounted antler toasting fork, the embossed mount marks for Chester 1901, the hallmarked silver ferrule marked for Sheffield 1905, length 49.5cm, together with a silver and simulated tortoiseshell inkwell, London 1919 (2).Additional InformationThe toasting fork prongs are not silver. The silver mounts with general knocks and rubbing throughout. The hallmarks to the inkwell are slightly worn, the inkwell with some slight knocks and grubby to the baize lining on the underside of the base. The inkwell has a loaded base.
Y A FRENCH SILVER GILT CAMPAIGN SET RETAILED BY GAVETPARIS, 1809-1819 2ND STANDARD (.800) ALSO 1819-1838 MARKSComprising; a plain beaker by Louis-Jacques Berger, 7.7cm (3in) high; a table fork, a table spoon and a knife by François-Charles Gavet, each numbered to a screw-in mounted mother of pearl handle; a steel knife similar with a conforming handle; and a silver gilt only tea spoon by another maker, the cutlery nesting in a red leather covered receiver with the printed trade label of Gavet, all contained in a red leather covered case with gilt initials LC, 14cm (5 1/2in) highProvenance:Probably taken on campaign by General Lord Hely-Hutchinson of Alexandria (1757-1832)Catalogue Note: Gavet traded from 138 rue St-Honoré vis-à-vis l'Oratoire, appointed as cutler to the king 1782, died in 1840. Berger traded from 18 place Thonville and 2 rue de Lodi from 1798 to 1807.Condition Report: Worm and peg type corkscrew missing. Light scratches, nicks and wear commensurate with age and useMinor gilding wear, rust to steel blade, slight bend to tip of vermeil knife, rust staining to handles, no splitsReceiver in very good condition, case with green plush ling very good, case exterior with minor wear and scuffs- goodCondition Report Disclaimer
Powell & Hanmer Acetylene Gas Lamps Two identical self-contained acetylene gas lamps from the late veteran period, the type fitted to the heavier light car like the Morris Oxford. In good-polished brass condition, retaining perfect rear mirrors, front glasses, condenser caps, carrying bails and water control valves. 6-inch mounting fork fittings, 5½-inch front lens. (2)
A canteen of sterling silver flatware by Reed & Barton, Spanish Baroque pattern, believed to date from the 1970s, the 12 place setting service comprising table forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons, salad forks and tea spoons, plus a pair of pickle forks, a sauce ladle, a shell bowl sugar spoon, a serving fork and a pair of table spoons, total weight 106 tr.oz., plus 12 table knives, 12 butter knives, a pie server and a master butter knife with Mirrorstele-blades, gross weight 49.9 tr.oz., in a Eureka fitted mahogany canteen. * VG condition with evidence of only occasional use. Canteen good with a few small dings and scratches to exterior.
A Victorian silver fiddle pattern dinner fork, Robert Williams & Sons, Exeter 1852, inscribed to terminal, 8¼in. (21cm.) long; together with two fiddle pattern dinner forks by Holland, Son & Slater, London 1880, each inscribed to terminals, 8 1/8in. (20.7cm.) long, weight 7.4 tr.oz. (3) * All good, very slightly rubbed maker's marks.
A collection of various silver cutlery and a photo frame, including a fiddle pattern table fork by J. Stone, Edinburgh 1841, inscribed initials to terminal, 7 7/8in. (20cm.) long; two Victorian fiddle pattern table spoons; a set of six coffee spoons by Josiah Williams & Co.; a shell and thread fiddle pattern teaspoon; a salt spoon; a photo frame; and quantity of silver plated cutlery, weight of silver cutlery 10.5 tr.oz. (quantity) * Photo frame with dents etc, no glass; other pieces with some surface wear, mostly good.
A cased Edwardian silver fiddle pattern bright cut spoon and fork set, in a leather case with fitted blue velvet and silk interior, each overstruck Charles T Maine (Jersey), London 1905, engraved with floral and stylised design, the terminal inscribed with initials to either side 'RMF', 6¾in. (17.2cm.) long, weight 2.74 tr.oz. * Good condition with clear hallmarks
A set of six elegant French silver dessert spoons and forks, stamped with bust facing right and lozenge with rabbit and VS above and EC below, together with France insect Bigorne mark, the handles with ornate floral and foliate design, each piece approx. 7 3/8in. (18.8cm.) long; together with a further fork of similar design, weight 21 tr.oz. (13) * Some hallmarks with rubbing, otherwise very good.
A collection of novelty and unusual silver cutlery, comprising a teaspoon with roundel depicting ten dog heads, James Fenton & Co., Birmingham 1932; a pair of apostle type sugar tongs by Brewis & Co., London 1890, 4¾in. (12cm.) long; a Dutch silver windmill spoon, the bowl decorated with farming scene, 6¾in. (17.2cm.) long; a teaspoon with tiger terminal, Mappin & Webb Ltd., Sheffield 1907, inscribed 'BPRA', 4¾in. (12cm.) long; a golf club spoon; a pickle fork; an enamel Quebec spoon etc., gross weight 4.7 tr.oz. (8) * Mostly very good, tiger version with bent stem, some hallmarks slightly rubbed.
A late Victorian cased silver mounted three piece antler handled carving set, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1900, the hinged leather and gilt case with fitted dark red silk and velvet interior with sharpening iron, carving knife and fork. * The steel blades showing slight pitting, horn handles with little splits, case mainly good with slight wear to edges etc.
A Continental silver dog nose fork, rampant lion mark and date letter 'I'?, typical form, inscribed initials 'HL' to terminal, 7 1/8in. (18cm.) long; together with two Georgian silver Hanoverian pattern forks, dated 1815, maker's marks rubbed, inscribed to terminal, weight 4.0 tr.oz. (3) * Dognose date letter mostly rubbed, no maker's mark, the others with rubbed maker's marks and tines slightly bent.
An ornate George V silver sugar spoon, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1912?, with shaped pierced foliate decorated terminal, turned stem, the shaped bowl with stylised floral decoration, 5½in. (14cm.) long; together with a cased silver fork and spoon christening set, weight 1.90 tr.oz. (2)
A Victorian cast silver christening fork and spoon, Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1853/54, with ornate grape vine decoration, the stems fashioned as woven vines, 6 3/8in. (16.2cm.) long; together with a cased Victorian christening set by John Taylor, London 1867, bright cut decoration, inscribed with initials, weight 5.3 tr.oz. * All pieces appear good, with light wear only.
A small collection of silver smalls, comprising a pepper pot by Alexander Clark & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1920; a salt; a fork; a miniature capstan inkwell etc., gross weight 5.46 tr.oz. * Inkwell with small dents etc, mainly to cover; open salt having no liner, other pieces with tiny nibbles etc.
A Georgian silver folding fruit knife and fork with mother-of-pearl handles, together with four further silver and mother-of pearl folding fruit knives, various makers and dates. (6) * The Georgian knife with fork with splits to M.O.P, some spring mechanisms slightly loose etc, cleaning needed.
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