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Click here to subscribeA George III silver fish slice, Thomas Daniell, London 1773, the blade with pierced scroll and garland decoration, 29.5cm long (at fault), together with an American sterling silver serving fork by Ball, Black & Co, New York, with cast Roman soldier profile to terminal, 34cm long, total weight 9.1oz (2)
An 18th/19th century composite silver old english bright cut zigzag pattern part flatware service,mixed dates and makers,comprising:12 table forks,12 dessert forks,5 dessert spoons,10 teaspoons,2 condiment spoons,part crested or monogrammed, anda small collection of George III/early 20th century silver flatware,mixed dates, makers and patterns,comprising a sifter ladle, a small serving fork, 2 dessert spoons, a dessert fork, a butter knife, and 5 teaspoons,65.5oz
THE BILL BROWN COLLECTION OF CUTLERY AND CAMPAIGN SETS - PART IThe name 'Bill Brown' is synonymous with the history of cutlery. Museums Sheffield hold 1000 pieces from his collection - which inspired the book ‘British Cutlery, An illustrated History of Design, Evolution & Use’. Now, more than sixty years after spending 10 shillings on his first purchase - a c.1720 knife and fork from a Dutch travelling set - Brown has decided to disperse his remaining collection in a series of auctions with Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers.A late 17th century Continental silver trefid spoon of small size,hallmarks unclear on back of bowl, possibly Augsburg, with later additional marks on stem,engraved with fruit and foliage on both sides to include two cartouches with architectural scenes,10.75cm long
A Continental gilt metal campaign set,probably late 17th century German,comprising a large beaker,of tapering circular form engraved with three landscape vignettes flanked by elaborate ribboned foliage, 9.8cm high,a two-handled bowl,of shallow circular form with leafy scroll work to sides,11.8cm long,a foliate engraved folding trefid spoon,with rat-tail bowl engraved with acanthus leaf surround,18cm long,a two-pronged fork and knife with engraved detachable tubular handles,with steel twin prongs and steel blade of tapering form terminating in a triangular point, stamped with a cutler's mark,a combined toothpick and ear scoop,a small hanoverian pattern spoon,with a later small box of circular form,all fitted in a gilt tooled leather travelling case,16cm high
A 19th century Austrian campaign set,comprising:a folding knife, fork and spoon, with ivory handles and steel blade and tines, the spoon with silver bowl,probably by Thomas Dub, Vienna 1863,with a glass beaker, metal double section box and corkscrew,in a fitted leather case with green velvet and silk lining
A 19th century French silver gilt travelling campaign set,Paris c.1865/70,comprising:a beaker,by Cesar Tonnilier,of tapering cylindrical form with engraved frieze of foliage,8cm high,a folding spoon and fork,maker's mark unidentified,20.5 and 20.75cm long,two folding knives,with tortoiseshell handles, one with steel blade,stamped Louis Aucoc, Fr Du Roi,the other with silver gilt blade,maker's mark unidentified,a double-mounted glass condiment container, with pull-off covers with vacant foliate cartouches,also by Louis Aucoc, anda gilt metal corkscrew,with a later silver-plated marrow spoon,in a fitted leather case,16cm high
A 19th century composite campaign set,the spoon, fork and teaspoon en suite close-plated,with detachable ivory handles to spoon and fork, the ferrules engraved ‘S’ and ‘F’,the spoon 22.75cm long,with a steel corkscrew and a folding knife with steel blade and ivory handle,in a fitted red leather case,17cm high
A Continental gold, emerald and diamond ring, bracelet and earring matched suite,the ring with an emerald cut emerald, end set top and bottom, with crossover sweeping shoulders, grain set with brilliant cut diamonds, the bracelet with a centrepiece of hinged gate links, pavé set with lines of brilliant cut diamonds, three claw set circular mixed cut emeralds to hinged tuning fork links, together with a pair of emerald and diamond spray stud earrings, to post and butterfly fittings, all marked 750.Finger size M
A collection of silver flatware comprising:a fiddle pattern basting spoon,by Peter & William Bateman, London 1809,31cm long,an 18th century punch ladle inset with coin,unmarked,with twisted whalebone handle, 39cm long,a set of six bean end coffee spoons,by Marson & Jones, Birmingham 1934,a set of six seal top coffee spoons,by Mappin & Webb Ltd., Sheffield 1917, and a christening spoon and fork,Sheffield 1919,monogrammed, some in fitted cases (16)
A William IV/Victorian composite silver fiddle and thread pattern flatware service,mixed dates and makers,comprising:12 table forks,12 tablespoons,12 dessert forks,12 dessert spoons,12 teaspoons,in addition a matching set of twelve pairs of silver fish eaters,the old english thread handles,by John Biggin, Sheffield 1945, the blades and tines,by Mappin & Webb Ltd., Sheffield 1900/1901, except for one fish fork, the tines,by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1898,also twelve silver old english pattern table knives and twelve silver dessert knives en suite,by A Haviland-Nye, Sheffield 1971,anda set of twelve silver old english thread pattern bread knives,by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1968,weighable silver approximately 120oz excluding fish eaters and knives
37 Corgi Farm/Construction/Plant vehicles. Priestman Boom Crane with grab. Mack truck based similar. 2x Volvo BM ‘swan neck’ AWD cement mixer, 2x 4-wheel dumper trucks, 4x Hyster ship container fork lift trucks. Warner & Swasey mobile crane, 3x fork lift trucks, skyscraper crane, 2x RayGo Rascal road roller, JCB 110B crawler front end loader. 3x Massey Ferguson MF tractor front loaders, 4x David Brown 1412 tractors one with combine attachment. 2x Massey Ferguson tractors, one with hay trailer load. Plus 4x trailers, 2x grain chutes, 2x silos and sheep pen. VGC
A set of George III silver flatware, in the, Old English pattern, comprising twelve table spoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons, eleven dessert forks and twelve teaspoons, London 1811, William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, 80.83toz total weight together with a similarly patterned single 'EPNS' dessert fork. (60)
A modern Dutch silver flatware service of plain design marked 925 - makers mark JL 2002 including:- 6 tablespoons, 6 fish fork, 6 fish knives, 6 dessert forks, 6 dessert spoons, 6 table forks, 8 pastry forks, 5 ice cream or fruit spoons, 6 serving utensils including a nut cracker, 6 table knives with steel blades and six matching cheese knives - Weight of flatware 109 troy oz - Weight of knives 38 troy oz Condition report: Some usage, dents to knife handle, overall generally good
A Victorian silver cased fish set, comprising serving fork and knife each with pierced and chased floral and foliate decoration, in original tooled leather and satin lined interior, hallmarks struck to the blade and collar of each piece, sponsor's mark for Martin Hall and Co, Sheffield 1884, length 34 cm, combined gross weight 9.55 ozt / 297 g approx
A nineteenth century possibly French lady's etui, the exterior covered with shagreen, the hinged cover opens when a catch is depressed, revealing a fitted interior comprising nine implements including, snuff spoon, knife blade, two prong fork, extendable ivorine measure, wool working needles and tweezers,
A George V three piece silver cruet set, with blue glass liners, sponsor's mark D Bros, Birmingham 1920, together with a pair of silver salt spoons by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1854, two George III silver salt spoons and a small Victorian silver fork, combined silver weight 195 g / 6.2 ozt approx (qty)
A Victorian silver cased christening set, comprising fork and spoon modelled in a style similar to the ornamental Elizabethan pattern, ensuite with tooled leather and satin lined fitted case, hallmarks struck for Francis Higgins, London 1873, length of fork 17 cm, combined silver weight 3 ozt / 95 g approx Note: Francis Higgins is a noted flatware maker, supplying goods to Hunt & Roskell who were appointed Royal Goldsmiths to Queen Victoria.
A set of twelve Victorian hallmarked silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, engraved N to the finial, Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter 1853, a matching larger example and a dessert fork, initialled TN to the finial, The Portland Co (Francis Higgins III), London 1859, a pair of tablespoons, William Bateman II, London 1827, initialled R to the finials, also a set of four Old English pattern examples, initialled RGH, Stephen Adams I, London 1798 and a pair initialled JCR, William Bateman I, London 1823, two sets of six Old English pattern teaspoons, one engraved HG, George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, London 1791 and the other engraved GN, William Comyns, London 1833, and five further examples including William Bateman II, London 1835, and a group of various condiment spoons including a pierced and cast sifting spoon with large scallop shaped gilt bowl, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1913, a set of three mustard spoons, Thomas Wallace, London 1796, also a set of three electroplated examples, weighable silver approx 45ozt..
A set of four William IV hallmarked silver fiddle pattern dinner forks, William Theobalds & Lockington Bunn, London 1835, a set of three similar silver dinner forks, William Theobalds, London 1834, a set of eight William IV hallmarked silver fiddle pattern dessert forks, William Theobalds, London 1834, and a further similar silver dessert fork, William Theobalds & Lockington Bunn, London 1835, all with monogram "B" to finials, combined approx 33.17ozt (17).
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