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Lot 2339
Matchbox Superfast Boxed Diecast Group, 12 boxed examples, to include No.63 Freeway Gas Tanker, No.37 Skip Truck, No.72 Bomag, No.15 Fork Lift Truck, No.29 Tractor Shovel, No.32 Excavator, No.19 Cement Truck, No.58 Faun Dump Truck, No.19 Peterbilt Cement Truck, No.26 Site Dumper, No.23 Atlas Truck, and No.23 Atlas Truck
Lot 44
A large selection of silver plated wares to include; a mahogany cased Elkington & Co knife and fork set, a further cased canteen 'The Cactus Cabinet', a florally embossed oval tray, 43cm wide, a large example with engraved dedication, 50cm wide, an ice bucket and cover, a circular salver on three scroll feet, a Baker Bro's four piece tea service and further items including a quantity of plated cutlery etc (Qty)
Lot 1125
THOMAS OLIPHANT; a set of five George III hallmarked silver Old English pattern bright cut decorated teaspoons, each initialled H to the finial, London 1793, a further cased set of five silver coffee spoons and a pair of sugar tongs, Levesley Bros, Sheffield 1897, a tablespoon, two butter knives and a dessert fork, approx 6.9ozt, also a set of five silver handled fruit knives.
Lot 1200
A collection of hallmarked silver and sterling silver spoons including a sifting spoon, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1935, a tea strainer, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1928, a tea caddy with crown finial, Da-mar Silverware, London 1977 with Jubilee mark, a sundae spoon with a twisted section to the stem, J&SS, London 1978, also a novelty tennis spoon, small berry spoon, Agnus Dei spoon with enamel finial, Mexican, Danish, Hong Kong sterling spoons, a spoon straw with giraffe charm, a small pickle fork, etc, combined approx 8.59ozt.
Lot 95
Rare and fine mid-Victorian Officers' dress dirk of 74th Highlanders, with glass stone inset to pommel (chipped), ormolu mounts with regimental badge, Cross of St. Andrew, 'Assaye' and elephant battle honour and '74', with subsidiary knife and fork, a fine blade, signed 'Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' - retaining most original polish, etched with crowned VR, Regimental badge, family crest and 'Assaye' and elephant battle honour, the reverse with trophy of arms and twelve other battle honours - contained in its original japanned tin box. Sold with copy of letter from The National Army Museum, dated 1972 - belonged to Lt. Colonel George W. Fordyce 74th Highlanders (joined 1832 - retired 1852). See previous lot for his Claymore sword CONDITION REPORT All studs present. Lock spring on fork present but lazy lock spring on knife fine
Lot 209
Sixty Six (66) Towle "Esplanade" Sterling Silver Flatware. Circa 1952. Includes: 8 knives, 5 butter spreaders, 8 salad forks, 12 teaspoons, 6 iced tea spoons, 2 desert/oval spoons, 2 cream ladles, 2 pc plastic bowl sterling salad set, serving spoon, five o' clock spoon, bon bon spoon, solid jelly server, sugar spoon, infant feeding spoon, master salt spoon, youth knife, lemon fork, youth fork, 2 cocktail forks, and baby fork. Stamped sterling, esplanade. Needs cleaning otherwise good condition. Largest knives 9" Long, largest forks measures 7-1/4" Long. Weighs approx. 64.15 troy ounces (without knives and handled flatware), weighs approx. 97.18 troy ounces (all together). Box is not included. Shipping $180.00 (estimate $1000-$1500)
Lot 148
A Victorian three-piece silver christening knife, fork and spoon set, with ornate leaf-cast handles and foliate engraved and chased blades, London, 1851, maker George W. Adams (Chawner & Co), together with another Victorian three-piece set with engraved strapwork decoration, Sheffield, 1877, 212 gross
Lot 159
A cased silver preserve set, comprising a butter knife, and two jam spades, Sheffield 1889-1890; a cased set of white metal and enamel cockerel decorated cocktail sticks; a pair of continental gilded metal figural decorated fancy spoons; various silver teaspoons; a preserve spade and a Victorian silver fork etc.
Lot 40
AN IRISH PROVINCIAL GEORGE III POINTED TAPER HANDLE FIVE PRONG FORK, Cork c.1795, mark of Samuel Riley, (c.77.8g). 29cm longSamuel Riley (Reilly), Goldsmith, Silversmith and Jeweller of Dublin, he began business in Cork in 1777, marrying Nancy Smith of Cork in June 1779; Daunt’s Bridge, Grand Parade 1781, 1787, 1795; Lamb Square 1809-10; retired from business in Spring 1809; a son Samuel died 1810 in Jamaica; daughter Elizabeth married Frederick Buck, the miniaturist, 9th February 1796. (Bowen and O’Brien, 2005 pp180-186)
Lot 1
Early English George II painted wooden doll, English circa 1760, the gesso covered head with carved nose and black glass pupil-less eyes with finely painted dots for eyelashes and brows, painted mouth and rouged cheeks, brown hair and elongated neck to carved wooden torso with cloth upper arms and carved wooden fork hands, legs replaced, wearing a later patterned cotton dress, underclothes, and original lace cap, (right hand lacks all fingers, some marks to head, legs new), 19 ¼ “ (49cm) tall.
Lot 207
A Victorian cased silver pickle fork and spoon with engraved decoration, Josiah Williams & Co., London 1888, to/w a cased fiddle pattern teaspoon, Jacob Wintle, London 1848, a cased set of six OEP teaspoons, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1922 and a seal-top preserve spoon, London 1948
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