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Lot 47
A pair of Continental cast silver gilt apostle spoons, pseudo marks, late 19th century, in a case; a pair of Victorian fiddle and thread pattern sauce ladles by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1850; a pair of rat-tail sauce ladles by C. W. Fletcher & Son Ltd, London 1933; a pair of old English sauce ladles by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1898; a christening knife, fork & spoon set by Edward & John Barnard, London 1859; and a spoon with a Lincoln imp terminal by Martin Hall & Co. Ltd, Sheffield 1928, 662g (21.25 oz) gross
Lot 224
A collection of four Silver fruit knives and five forks, Sheffield 1926, maker John Sanderson & Son, together with one silver fruit knife, Sheffield 1925, maker John Sanderson & Son, a fruit knife and fork marked .800, six silver knives, Sheffield 1919, and some tongs and comb holder in white metal, (Qty)
Lot 207
A small plated whistle in the form of a dog's head, 5cm long overall, a silver thimble and pickle fork, a collection of mother-of-pearl counters, (mostly broken, three fish and three rectangular intact), a 19th century bone fan decorated with lily of the valley, (a/f) and miscellaneous items.
Lot 34
Two carved ivory knife handles,17th century, each composed of an embracing lion and unicorn,9.5 and 11.5cm high,a leather case containing a knife and fork,the ivory handles carved as a male and female with carrying basket, knife stamped 'How',knife 22.5cm long, anda small fork,with carved ivory bird handle,14cm long (6)
Lot 37
Three travelling cutlery sets,comprising: an hinged barrel case, partially fitted with silver beaker, knife, fork and spoon, and turned ivory cruet,a domed leather case, fitted silver-plated beaker, knife, fork and spoon and wooden cruet,the third, later leathered, with Continental folding spoon inscribed 'Karlsbad', knife handle with four screw-in ends: two knives, a fork and a spike, incomplete (3)
Lot 17
Lots 17 to 49A Single Owner Collection of Antique CutleryFive ancient bronze and iron knives,four small blades, andthree further items (12)Bill Brown is a renowned collector of antique cutlery, something he has done for more than sixty years.Bill grew up as the second of nine children in Greenwich, and remained in London through the war years as he needed to work. After the war, he trained at Camberwell School of Art as a graphic designer. He worked in London for Harrison & Sons as a designer of postage stamps and it was during this time that he purchased his first items of cutlery, a Dutch knife and fork travelling set of c.1720. This purchase set off, what can only be described as, an obsession, not only to collect cutlery, but to discover everything there is to know about the subject.For over forty years, he was a well known and popular figure on his stall at the famous Portobello Market. At the turn of this century he decided to compile an important and large collect
Lot 27
Early cutlery,16th(?), 17th and 18th century, comprising:four folding forks and three folding knives,the first, a pair with tortoiseshell handles in a leather case,knife 24cm open,the second, an iron example, the blade folding into a leg with foot,20.5cm long,the third, a three-prong fork with brass and iron handle,14.5cm long,the fourth, a three-prong fork, brass, iron, green composition(?) with white metal decoration (8)
Lot 769
A Victorian butter knife, by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1858; a George IV table fork, by Robert Gray & Sons, Glasgow, 1824, engraved crest, stylized Kings pattern with anthemion shell and bay leaf design; a pair of Victorian sugar tongs, by Muirhead & Arthur, Glasgow 1870; a pair of George III sugar tongs, by Thomas Wallace II; four Victorian silver apostle teaspoons, by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1890; six Victorian silver coffee spoons and matching tongs, by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1894, cased; and sundry silver mustard, salt spoons, etc. (qty)
Lot 162
9 Dinky Toys. A Dinky Supertoys Gift Set (698), comprising Antar Tank Transporter and Centurion Tank. Boxed with original inserts, minor/some age wear. A Euclid Rear Dump Truck (965) with pale yellow body and wheels. Boxed, minor age wear. A Foden Flat Truck with Tailboard (903 2nd type) with dark blue cab and orange flatbed. A Commer Fire Engine (955). A Pullmore Car Transporter (582) in light blue, with Loading Ramp (794). A Field Artillery Tractor (688) together with Trailer and 25-pounder Field Gun. A Coventry Climax Fork Lift Truck (404). A Large Trailer (428). GC, some chipping and damage overall.
Lot 774
A good Geo V Highland officer’s dirk, fullered blade 12½”, with scalloped back edge, etched with crowned GVR cypher on one side and thistle on the other, in scrolled panels, engraved and gilt studded strapwork ebony hilt, gilt studs with thistle bands, the pommel inset with dark orange citrine, in its leather sheath with gilt mounts bearing applied thistle sprays, companion knife and fork en suite with hilt, brown leather belt loop. VGC, the blade retaining all its original polish, the mounts much original gilt. Plate 7
Lot 608
A time capsule. A collection of items belonging to Sgt Charles Ernest Dencer, Royal Marine Artillery, later PO, comprising Broderick cap with white linen cover (2 spare) and brass grenade cap badge, leather sweatband with “RMA” and broad arrow, in its tin case with name on lid. A rare sergeant’s gilt forage cap badge (1109), pair brass RMA titles, 7 large and 4 small RMA buttons, cloth roll with knife, fork and spoon, stamped “CED” and “RMA” 13945 and E Dencer; 2 identity tags, webbing bayonet frog with stamps, linen shoulder bag, 2 sgts stripes and one gilt, 2 PO crowns, half cloth bound note book “General Information” containing Dencer’s notes and diagrams, 4 photostat pictures of single and group photos. GC Plate 2 Note: Dencer’s WWI trio (RMA), WWII Defence and War medals and RN LS & GC 2nd issue were sold at DNW on 29th March 2000. Sgt Dencer was born 29th August 1896 and enlisted in the Royal Navy 9th February 1914.
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