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Click here to subscribeMostly European wares, comprising; a shaped hexagonal bowl, with pierced decoration within a moulded border, decorated with scallop shells between scrolls and raised on three ball and claw feet, a German bowl, with a beaded rim, detailed 835, a Sterling salt, formed as a Viking ship, detailed 925 Norway, with a glass liner, a spirit tot and a Norwegian pepperette, of horn shaped form, detailed Norway Sterling, (5).
Ocean Liner Memorabilia; a collection of salvaged items. Andrea Doria 1952, table number.Rare collection of 6 items from the Andrea Doria salvaged by Bart Malone (with certificate); crystal glass, silver plate, crevette bowls, sole of a woman's shoe.Canadian Pacific Line - Empress of Ireland 1906; plated wares, butter dish, champagne bottle neck, condiments, dishes, jug etc. Faience bowl.
A group of silver tablewares, comprising a Victorian helmet jug, with gadroon decoration to lower bowl, Sheffield 1883, William Mammatt, a similar but later sucrier bowl, Sheffield 1895, Mappin and Webb, a gravy boat with lappet rim, Birmingham 1935, makers mark rubbed, a pair of salt shakers, Birmingham 1916, Selfridge & Co Ltd and a pair of salts with blue glass liners within pierced mounts, stylised paw feet, Birmingham 1903, Oetzmann & Co, 15.48toz total weight. (7)
A pair of silver George III Old English table spoons, monogram engraved L, London 1808, Thom Wallis, 22cm, together with a silver salt spoon, with gilt bowl, monogram engraved, London 1802, Richard Crossley, a silver dessert spoon, armorial engraved with kestrel holding banner, London 1903 H &AS, a silver reproduction Corinium spoon with pear shaped bowl, Birmingham 1982, Deakin and Francis, and a silver salad server with cut glass air trap handle, probably Chester, marks very rubbed, 6.48toz total silver weight excluding salad server. (6)
Gabriel Argy-Rousseau - An early 20th Century pate de verre glass twin handled bowl circa 1927, the tapered foot rising to the ovoid form bowl with central floral motif in relief between two flat wing form handles with stylised leaf design in relief all in green, blue and clear mottling, signed, length 21cm. S/D
Stuart & Sons - A 1930s glass Spider pattern cocktail set to include a cocktail shaker of tapered sleeve form below stepped chrome plated mounts, engraved with spider webs and enamelled with spiders and moths, height 22cm, together with four matched glasses each with a round funnel bowl atop swept conical feet in the conforming patter, acid marked, height 8.3cm.
Otto Prutscher - Meyr's Neffe - An early 20th Century drinking glass, the wide shallow bowl cased in opal over blue and slice cut with repeat central panels between printie cut borders above the opal over clear hexagonal stem slice cut and with an upper banded knop all raised on a circular spread clear foot, unmarked, height 21cm.
Peter Layton & Norman Stuart Clarke - A later 20th Century studio drinking glass circa 1980, the clear crystal conical foot rising to a tapering stem ogee bowl all decorated with wrythen pale blue columns over a mottled cinnamon ground all in an iridescent finish, twin engraved signatures, height 12.5cm.
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