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Click here to subscribeCirca 14th-16th century A.D.. Including a table knife and fork, awl, nail-cleaner and swivel-mounted collar, mounted on a fabric-covered display board with titling panels. 287 grams total, 7.7-15 cm (3 - 5 5/8 in.). From the collection of the famous author, writer and speaker, Gordon Bailey, Essex, UK; formed since 1968. [5, No Reserve]
I S GREENBERG & CO; a George V hallmarked silver three piece cruet comprising open salt, lidded mustard and pepperette, Birmingham 1936, a pair of Birmingham hallmarked silver napkin rings, a further pair of napkin rings, hallmarked silver teaspoon, hallmarked silver condiment spoon, white metal filigree and bakelite cigarette holder, 800 grade silver teaspoon (af), a further 800 grade silver teaspoon, Norwegian 925 hallmarked silver spoon and pickle fork, and a further white metal teaspoon, combined approx 6ozt/186.5g.
A cased George V hallmarked silver spoon and matching fork, Birmingham 1945, a cased hallmarked silver spoon, a white metal tea strainer with ebonised handle, a white metal open salt and a 925 sterling silver dish, 'Riding to the Hunt', with decoration depicting a hunting scene to the bowl, diameter 20cm, combined weighable silver approx 9.6ozt/301g.
A George V hallmarked silver matchbox holder, Birmingham 1918, 6 x 4cm, a silver plated 'Sherry' decanter label, a white metal locket pendant modelled as a chestnut, height 4cm, and a hallmarked silver and mother of pearl handled folding pickle fork and knife, combined weighable silver approx 0.8ozt/25.5g (5).
A mixed group of silver flatware; including three Old English dessert spoons, London 1927, and matching silver dessert fork, a Sheffield silver butter knife, a pair of silver Old English and Bead pattern tea spoons, a Kings pattern preserve spoon, four further silver tea spoons and a Golfing tea spoon, 338gs., (10.8ozs) gross,(13)
A Danish Art Deco silver canteen of flatware marked Johannes Siggaard, Copenhagen 1938, Ruth pattern, comprising of Eight table spoons Eight table forks, Eight dessert spoons, Eight table knives, Seven side knives, Eight dessert forks, Eight soup spoons, Eight tea spoons, Eight coffee spoons, Eight cake forks, Two sauce ladles, Five serving spoons, A soup ladle, A fish knife and fork, Two butter knives, a further 3 cake forks, the knives with stainless steel blades and loaded handles, weighable silver, .830 standard, 3500g (112.5ozs), (81)
A mixed group Exeter silver flatware, various dates and marks mostly early 19th century; including a pair of Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, five Fiddle pattern table spoons, three Fiddle pattern dessert spoon, one Fiddle pattern table fork, six Fiddle pattern tea spoons, four Fiddle pattern salt spoons, a Fiddle pattern mustard spoon, two sugar shovels, two fish knives, two pairs of sugar tongs, an Old English tea spoon, four Old English pattern table spoons, five Old English pattern table forks and six Old English pattern dessert forks, and a pair of Old English pattern berry spoons,2150gs., (69ozs.), gross, (46)
A matched Victorian silver Kings pattern canteen by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London mid 19th century,comprising: six table spoons- 1848ten table forks- 1856two table forks-William M Traies, London 1827seven dessert spoons-1856four dessert spoons- 1848two dessert spoons- 1849two dessert spoons- 1871seven dessert forks- 1856two dessert fork- 1849three dessert fork- 1853two dessert fork- 1871five tea spoons- 1849four tea spoons- 1856five tea spoons- 1863a pair of sauce ladles - 18564340gs., (140ozs.)twelve silver plated and steel table knives by James Dixon & Son Ltdtwelve silver plated and steel side knives by James Dixon & Son Ltd,in an oak case, (87)
A mixed group of silver flatware; including a pair of silver Brightcut tea spoons by Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1790, engraved cartouche, S.S, with similar London made tea spoon, an Old English pattern, dessert spoon and fork, a child's spoon, a picture back spoon by John Rose, Birmingham 1971, a preserve spoon and an Old English pattern tea spoon, (9)
A small group of silver flatware; including a matched pair of London Fiddle pattern fish serving knife and fork, two dessert forks, a tea spoon, a silver and mother of pearl butter knife and a pair of sugar tongs, a case of six coffee bean spoons and a case of six tea spoons and a pair of sugar tongs, 558gs. (13.9ozs.), gross, (10)
A Victorian part matched canteen of Military Fiddle and Thread pattern, various dates and makers; comprising four table forks by George Adams, London 1865, one table fork 1861, six dessert spoon by Francis Higgins II, London 1938, three dessert spoon and three dessert forks by George Adams London 1860, three dessert spoons and three dessert forks by George Adams, London 1865, 1543g (49.5ozs), gross, (23)
A mixed group of silver and silver plate; including four rectangular bonbon dishes by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1895, a silver pepperette by George Unite, a pair of sugar tongs by Savage, a silver sauce boat by S& E, Birmingham, a small sugar bowl and cream jug, a part christening set of fork, knife and napkin ring- missing spoon- in a red leather case, a set of five silver plated coffee spoons, a silver tea strainer, a silver plated seven bar toast rack, 670gs., (21.6ozs) gross, (12)
A mixed group of silver; including a silver cream jug and sugar bowl, London 1897, a small circular part reeded dish, a silver vesta case marks rubbed out, four Old English dessert forks, a child's fork, two teaspoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a thimble, two pairs of napkin ring with names engraved and a toddy ladle, 639gs., (20.5ozs.) gross, (18)
A mixed group of silver; including a set of six Arts and Crafts Celtic design coffee spoons by Amy Sandheim Ltd, London 1933- (97.7gs.,)with a silver and enamel tea spoon by Liberty & Co, London 1936 with Jubilee mark, a silver gilt Corporation of London spoon, six coffee bean spoons, a silver fork, 220gs., (7ozs.) gross, and a set of four steel and mother of pearl dessert knives and forks (26)
A group of English blue and white porcelains, c.1755-80, including a Philip Christian (Liverpool) oval potting pot printed with the Fence pattern, a Bristol coffee cup painted with flowers, an early Worcester coffee cup and saucer in the Prunus pattern, a Worcester leaf dish, a Bow moulded dish, a Lowestoft Imari milk jug, a Worcester teapot and cover in the Fisherman pattern, a New Hall coffee can, a Caughley two-handled cup, three teabowls, a mustard pot and a fork handle, some faults, 19.5cm max. (16)Provenance: Rod Jellicoe.
A collection of porcelain handled cutlery, 18th century and later, including a St Cloud knife with a blue lambrequin design, a pair of silver knives with turquoise handles, a pair of gilded spoons with floral handles, a silver cake knife and fork with faceted white handles, an elaborate fruit knife with moulded stem, an Imari knife and fork, two Meissen forks with red dragons, a number of other knives and forks, and three loose porcelain handles. (34)
FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE SUNDRY HOMEWARES, to include a boxed mid twentieth century Glosswood steak knife and fork set, boxed vintage Sharp Golden Sound Stereo HP-100 head phones, Sony and JVC radio CD cassette recorders, a tapestry frame and a quantity of yarns, a boxed sonic jewellery cleaning kit, books including vintage and children's titles, boxed Salter Ultimate Accuracy Dual digital kitchen scales, etc (5 boxes + loose) (sd, electricals untested)
6 Dinky Toy vehicles, 404 Conveyancer Fork Lift Truck in solid card box, 430 Johnson 2 Ton Dumper in window box, 437 Muir Hill 2WL Loader (Yellow) in a clear blister pack, 279 Aveling Barford Diesel Roller in a clear blister pack, 442 Land Rover Breakdown Crane in a yellowed blister pack, and a 963 Road Grader in a slightly yellowed bubble, All look mint and unused. Bubbles look undamaged. £80-120
Silver to include an ashtray, white metal tea strainer stamped 830, a group of four napkin rings, a Danish sterling silver handled knife, together with a Swedish knife, fork, tea spoon and spoon, total weight excluding the two weighted handles 284.1gLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request
Silver flatware, three case sets of silver flatware, including a replica of the first English Pickle Fork (1632). Hallmarked Sheffield 1970, maker Francis Howard weight 44 grams. A cased set of Sheffield 1909 silver handled knives and a cased set of silver teaspoons weight 94 grams. To include a cased set of EPNS coffee spoons and tongs.
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