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A large Edward VII silver spirit flask, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London, 1905: of oval form with hinged lid and removable cup, weighable silver 3.56ozs.

A late Victorian Silver Art Noveau buckle and leather belt, by Messrs Hutton and Sons, after a design by Kate Harris, London 1899, the central panel depicting a lady facing left, a late Victorian silver "gothic" revival buckle, by Messrs Hutton & Sons, London 1897, each roundel pierced with quatrefoil motifs, another example, Chester 1895, and an Indian unmarked silver buckle depicting deities (4)

Edwardian four piece silver tea set by William Hutton & Sons Ltd London 1903 approx 55oz gross

An Elizabeth II hallmarked silver "RUM" decanter label of oval form with foliate scroll decoration, David Hollander & Son, Birmingham 1978, a silver dessert fork with bead and engraved decoration, William Hutton & sons Ltd, London 1893, and a silver mounted clear ribbed glass match striker (marks rubbed), also a small group of various electroplated flatware and a four division toast rack.

A cased George V hallmarked silver mounted and tortoiseshell baby brush of rounded rectangular form, centred with inlaid vacant cartouche, 9 x 6cm, with a matching comb, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1926.

A pair of antique William Hutton & Sons hallmarked silver candlesticks, with splayed bases and ribbed fluted stems, with removable tops. Hallmarked to base, Y date letter. Registration number also to base. H23cm

A cast pewter figure of Eros raised on a hand beaten bell shaped socle stamped to the base Hutton Sheffield English Pewter 04953

A 19th Victorian silver plate meat cover by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield having central handle atop. W32cm

A Victorian silver four division toast rack, hallmarked London 1888, makers mark Edward Hutton. 5.1 ozt.

Thomas Swift Hutton (1865 - 1935) watercolour coastal scene with harbour, in gilt frame (29 x 39cm)

Buffon's Natural History: Abridged, A New Edition by the Rev W Hutton (London, T Tegg, 1st June, 1821) half-leather mottled boards, gilt label to spine

A George V silver epergne with three graduated vases, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1923, presented, 30cm high, 20oz

A set of twelve Edward VII silver teaspoons, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1903, 6oz

A Victorian silver pepper with pierced detail, swag overlay and blue glass liner, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1898, an Edwardian silver pepper, a George V silver salt, and a George VI silver mustard with blue glass liner, 2.5oz

A Victorian silver candlestick with embossed ribbon swag and ram's head decoration, on chamfered square base embossed with urns and acanthus leaves, maker William Hutton & Sons, London 1898, 31cm

A LATE VICTORIAN KETTLE ON STAND with burner & part-fluted decoration, inscribed, by William Hutton & sons, London 1894; 14" (35.5 cms) high; 38.8 oz

A VICTORIAN MOUNTED CLEAR GLASS CLARET JUG with a star-cut base, the baluster body cut with trailing, wild roses, engraved on the cover with two crests, by Edward Hutton, London; 9" (22.8 cms) high

A PAIR OF UNUSUAL EDWARDIAN SILVERGILT SALTS cast with decorative borders and central regimental figure finials, each in the form of a different Boer War soldier, by Messrs. Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1902; 4" (10 cms) high; 12.1 oz (2)

A VICTORIAN THREE-PIECE TEA SET oval with part-fluted decoration, crested, and a baluster coffee pot of a similar form, all by F.B. McRea, London 1896/97 and a Victorian globular tea pot with part-fluting & a flared rim, crested, by Edward Hutton, London 1896; the coffee pot 10.5" (26.5 cms) high; 66.9 oz (5)

AN EDWARDIAN TROPHY GOBLET with bead borders and an engraved presentation inscription below the rim, by Messrs. Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1908; 12" (30.5 cms) high; 24.9 oz

Victorian silver christening mug of cylindrical form, with loop handle, engraved fern decoration and monogram (Sheffield 1884), maker - H. A., together with a George V silver christening mug of plain tapering form, with engraved inscription (Sheffield 1912), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. All at approximately 11ozs, 9cm overall height (2)

Early George V silver two-handled trophy cup of cauldron form, with flared rim, engraved presentation inscription and scroll handles, on a domed and stepped foot and ebonised plinth (London 1910), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. All at approximately 36ozs, 35cm across handles

1920s silver teapot of bellied form, with flared rim, ebony scroll handle and hinged domed cover with ebony finial on four ball feet (Sheffield 1929), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. All at approximately 20ozs, 28cm across

MISCELLANEOUS CHINA AND GLASS to include a large orange bubble glass vase 30cm in height, a globe AW & S England, a brown glazed large teapot, a W. Hutton & Sons Ltd., Doulton Lambeth jug with a silver mount, a Poole pottery vase, a cut glass decanter and further bowl (6)

Oil on canvas laid to board, still life study of vase of flowers indistinctly signed possible J Hutton, 45cm x 32cm

A Victorian three piece bachelor tea set, comprising of a tea pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, all items featuring gadrooned lower body, tea pot having ebonised terminal and handle, sugar bowl and milk jug having dragon head motif handles, all items hallmarked London 1894, with makers marks for William Hutton & Sons Ltd., total weight approx. 365g.

A Victorian three piece silver tea service, London 1895, Hutton & Sons Ltd., 1331.3g

AUTOGRAPHS - ASSORTED An autograph book, the signatures comprising Charlie Drake (portrait postcard); David Jacobs; Cy Grant (portrait postcard); Joe Davis; Chris Brasher (printed portrait); Denis Compton; Len Hutton; Jim Laker; Stirling Moss (portrait in Grand Prix Vanwall, and accompanying letter, also signed); Jimmy Edwards (portrait postcard); Peter Brough & Archie Andrews (printed portrait); and others, mostly clipped or on smaller sheets of paper laid down back-to-back, leather-bound.

EDWARDIAN SILVER VASE. Edwardian silver vase with fluted rim by William Hutton, 1907

Trade Catalogue. Woodson Wallpapers, Billy Baldwin Collection, New York, circa 1960s, containing 77 large original samples of wallpaper printed on washable vinyl, comprising 9 designs in various colours, each with printed specification to verso, original cloth, folio, sample sheet size 493 x 320mm Woodson Wallpapers was founded by A. Woodson Taulbee in 1956, and was particularly well known for its use of bright colours and vivid designs. The firm was credited with have re-introduced the trend of using matched wallpapers and fabrics within a room. The New York interior designer William Baldwin, Jr. (1903-1983), known as Billy Baldwin started design work in 1935 for Ruby Ross Wood and took over the firm in 1950 on her death. In 1952, he formed his own firm, Baldwin and Martin, with Edward Martin. They designed the homes and apartments of many famous people, including the White House of John F. Kennedy. His clients included Cole Porter, Rachel Lambert Mellon and Paul Mellon, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and Barbara Hutton. Billy Baldwin also designed Woodson Taulbees apartment. (1)

Cricketing interest. A collection of presentation cricket bats, including 'THE GUVNOR' by Abel & Sons, signed by Robert Abel with numerous other ink signatures, together with a James Cobbett bat, a 1982 Durham XI v Middlesex presentation bat signed by the players including Mike Gatting and John Embrury, together with various miniature facsimile presentation bats, two Len Hutton autograph bats both 1938, and an olive wood letter opener in the form of a cricket bat, 87.4cm long (max). (12)

A set of silver fish servers by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1926, with ivory handles, in a fitted case

A four-piece silver tea servcie by William Hutton, Sheffield

A silver tazza having ring handles tapered pedestal foot and stepped decoration, Birmingham 1906, William Hutton & Sons, 178g

An Art Nouveau hallmarked silver ring tree, the base embossed with two maidens heads, their flowing hair forming a raised whiplash border rising to an arched three branch tree, weight 3.7oz, width 13cm, London 1904 William Hutton & Sons Ltd *** note size amendment to catalogue description.

An Art Nouveau hallmarked silver mounted glass posy vase, the bulbous faceted green glass vase contained within a pierced sleeve, highlighted by six stylised tulip heads each folded to form a skirt like decoration, the whole raised on three slender tapering legs and pad feet, London 1902 William Hutton and Sons with hatched arrow cypher and stamped Rd 372480

A seven piece silver cruet set decorated with embossed garlands and beading, comprising four table salts of urn form with two handles, lidded mustard pot, all with blue glass liners, and two pepperettes, Birmingham 1911, William Hutton and Sons, 10.90toz.

A silver ladle with rat tail to bowl, monogram to underside of handle EPMC, London 1908, William Hutton and Sons, 32cm, and two similar ladles, London 1905, FH for Frances Higgins, and London 1911, Francis Higgins and Sons Ltd, 19cm ,14.15toz. (3)

A silver teapot. Maker - William Hutton and Sons, London 1910.

A pair of George V silver loaded candlesticks, of Corinthian form with acanthus leaf detail and stepped base, removable scones, hallmarks struck to base and inside bezel of each sconce, maker's mark for William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield 1912, height 15.5 cm (2)

A pair of Victorian silver serving spoons, modelled in the seventeenth century Continental style, each with large spanning circular gilt bowl and cast decorative handle depicting a harvest maiden, foliate and scroll detail, surmounted by a trefoil finial, each hall-marked to the bowl verso for William Hutton and Sons, London 1897, length 18 cm, combined weight 3.27 ozt / 102 g approx (2)

A cased set of four Victorian silver salt cellars, of cauldron form, with crimped bead edge, gilt interior, with four Albany pattern salt spoons, complete in a tooled leather and satin lined fitted case, all pieces bear matching hallmarks, sponsor's mark for William Hutton and Sons, London 1896, diameter of each salt 4.5 cm, gross combined weight of silver 122 g / 3.93 ozt approx

A George V silver twelve place fruit service, comprising twelve knives and twelve three-prong forks, each with mother of pearl handle and silver blades, hall-marked for William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield 1914, length of each knife 18 cm, gross combined weight 20 ozt / 627 g approx (all in)

A cased pair of silver napkin rings, hallmarked William Hutton, Birmingham 1904

A pen and ink drawing of a horse signed J Hutton and an etching entitled 'Off the isle of Arran' by A Simes

Sporting Memorabilia, including an autograph book of cricket signatures including Len Hutton, signed Yorkshire C.C. photograph, F.A.Cup Final programmes 1972 and 73, Champion Sports Wallets etc

Yorkshire County Cricket Club A Collection Of Glass Photographic Negatives 5x4'' most are labelled and include pictures of Sutcliffe & Hutton, Visit of the Australians 1934, Yorkshire team 1936, W Rhodes, Practise setting, Headingley and others (approx. 50)

A collection of silver, including a condiment of salt, pepper and mustard, by Mappin & Webb Ltd., Birmingham 1912/17, of circular form on three hoof feet; a caster, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1915; a silver salt, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1916, of circular form on ball feet; and four napkin rings

BALFOUR, John Hutton - The Plants of the Bible. Trees and Shrubs : colour plates, org. cloth, 8vo, 1857. With 2 others. (3)

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BASKET, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1901, of flared oval section with plain pierced arcading below a bead stamped rim, the pierced overhead swing handle with circular box hinges, centrally engraved with marriage initials and dates to celebrate a golden wedding in 1902, and raised upon four escallop shell and scroll feet, 10 3/4" wide, 12ozs 10dwts

SLAZENGER GRADIDCE 'LEN HUTTON AUTOGRAPH' CRICKET BAT 81cm long

William Hutton and Sons Ltd, a silver mounted and crocodile hide covered hip flask, with mushroom cap and gilded cup interior, London 1902, 16.5cm

AN ADAM STYLE SILVER TWO-HANDLED BASKET, William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1912, oval with undulating beaded rim above pierced sides engraved with swags, the handles cast with acanthus leaves, raised on a domed and pierced foot. 24oz, 18cm by 33cm by 17cm See 360 degree spinning image

THOMAS SWIFT HUTTON (1875-1935), "STAITHES" AND "WHITBY", A PAIR, each signed and dated lower left, watercolours, framed. 22.5cm by 33cm

A VICTORIAN SILVER AND IVORY HANDLED PRESENTATION TROWEL, Edward Hutton, Sheffield 1887, the blade with bright cut engraving and presentation inscription for the laying of a foundation stone June 30th 1888, in an Elkington & Co fitted box. 33cm

A silver caddy spoon, James & Josiah Williams, Exeter 1863, of fiddle, thread and shell pattern with shell bowl, a silver visiting card case, H & T Birmingham 1880, with engraved decoration throughout and a silver cased notebook, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1902, the cover inscribed 'Whilst I think of it'

A George VI silver three piece tea set by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, of oval form, on ball feet, Sheffield, 1940, gross 34 oz.

A Victorian silver circular chafing dish and cover with beaded handles and rim, William Hutton & Sons, London 1881, 24.1 oz, on matching electroplated frame stand with spirit burner, 22 cm diameter Condition Report Good condition, some scratches

A Victorian coffee pot, by William Hutton & Sons (Edward Hutton), London 1893, baluster-shaped with fluted design, domed cover, flame finial, composition handle, 9 1/4in. (23.5cms), 15.5oz.

Thomas Swift Hutton (1860- after 1935) A misty glen signed watercolour 18 x 23cms; 7 1/4 x 9 1/4in.