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Click here to subscribeGUSTAV BECKER; a brass anniversary clock on circular stepped base, with glass dome, stamped with maker's mark to the back, No. 2057833, total height 28cm. CONDITION REPORT: Top and bottom present with the fork and suspension spring. Pitting and tarnishing to metal wear throughout, but overall ok.
A silver travelling knife and fork set, early 19th century, twin tined fork with chased decoration, knife decorated to spine, both with side hinges retracting the blades into mother of pearl handles decorated with inlaid roundels and centralised cartouches, with original twin compartment red morocco case.
A MIXED LOT:- A late Victorian folding fruit knife & matching fork, with mother of pearl sides, initialled "MNJ", by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1892 (fitted case), six various napkin rings (one initialled, the rest numbered), a Victorian engraved snuff box, gilt interior, initialled, by Neustadt & Barnett, Birmingham 1840 and a pill box, initialled; the snuff box 2.9" (7.4 cms) long; 10.3 oz weighable silver (9)
A MIXED LOT:- A set of ten demi-tasse coffee spoons, Fiddle Thread & Shell pattern by Garrard & Co., Sheffield 1976, a George III table spoon, six King's pattern tea spoons, a Victorian King's pattern sguare spoon & pickle fork, crested, by George Adams, London 1846, two pickle forks and two souvenir tea spoons; 16.9 oz (23)
A MIXED LOT INCLUDING:- A pair of George III scissor snuffers, crested, by William Cafe, London 1767, two pickle forks, a bread fork, a George II punch ladle by David Hennell, London 1783 and a George III punch ladle by Thomas Morley, London 1786; the latter 15.5" ( 39.3 cms) long; 8.1 oz weighable silver
A VERY RARE VICTORIAN SILVERGILT TABLE FORK in ornamental Elizabethan pattern, further embellished with oval agate bosses*, by Francis Higgins, London 1851; 7.5" (18.5 cms) long; 2.1 oz *It seems very likely, particularly given the date of the hallmark that this fork (possibly as part of a service) was perhaps made & decorated with the Great Exhibition in mind.
H.G. MURPHY INTEREST:- A child's fork with an engraved squirrel terminal and another similar with a polar bear terminal, maker's mark of L.A. Galvin*, overstriking that of H.G. Murphy, London 1937 (with the Falcon studio mark) and two child's spoons by L.A. Galvin, London 1973; the forks 6" (15.2 cms) long; 4.1 oz (4) *Louis Galvin completed his apprenticeship to H G Murphy in 1935. For further details see Atterbury, P & Benjamin, J: The Jewellery and Silver of H.G. Murphy.
A cased set of four afternoon tea condiment cutlery, comprising two sifting spoons, spoon and a fork, with continental marks, together with a set of six silver tea spoons, with scroll decoration, Sheffield 1911, weight 3oz, a set of six coffee spoons, a hallmarked silver pickle fork, a hallmarked silver butter knife, a pair of Georgian hallmarked silver sugar tongs, with bright art decoration and two other spoons
Aviation, a place setting from Concorde, including Cup ( Wegwood), saucer, side plate and larger and smaller plate (Royal Doulton), tea spoon and cloth serviette and napkin,( all with British Airways script, together with a British Airways ceramic "letter" vase and Concorde cutlery 4 x Knife, 4 x desert spoon, 4 x fork and a tea spoon. parcel.
A George IV silver old English pattern table spoon, maker William Bateman, London, 1822, a William IV silver fiddle pattern dessert fork, maker Mary Chawner, London, 1836, a pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern table forks, maker Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London, 1837, a pair of Victorian silver old English pattern table forks, maker Thomas Prime & son, Birmingham, 1893, and a George IV silver fiddle pattern table fork, London, 1821 15oz
A George III silver fish knife, maker Thomas Wallis II, London, 1797, with green stained handle, a Victorian silver fish knife and fork maker Charles Mappin, Sheffield, 1882, with white handles, two Victorian silver toasting forks, three silver handled knives, a silver bladed fish knife, and silver plated flatware
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