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An early 20th Century marine chronometer, the two day chain fusee movement with maintaining power, Earnshaw-type spring detent escapement and bimetallic balance, the silvered circular dial with subsidiary state of wind and seconds dials, Roman numerals and inscribed `Kelvin White & Hutton, 11 Billiter ST, London`, and numbered `5760`, in a brass bowl hung in gimbals, within a mahogany two-tier brass mounted case, the hinge lid with bevelled glass top, the front with applied plaque inscribed `Kelvin White & Hutton, 5760, B.I.S.N.CO S/S `Madura`, London`, height approx 15.5cm.

Trade cards/Cricket, Australia, Griffiths Bros, Cricketers 1938, seven cards, all `Ask Mother for Cruising Toffee` backs, D. Compton, W.J. Edrich, K. Farnes, W.R. Hammond, J. Hardstaff, L. Hutton & H. Verity (gd/vg) (7)

A pair of Victorian silver candlesticks decorated swags and rams heads , London 1887, by William Hutton & Sons

A cut glass and silver cruet set, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1882, 180grs approx.

A part canteen of six ivory handled fish knives & forks, Sheffield 1893, with key; together with six silver handled tea knives, William Hutton, Sheffield 1915, in Harrods box

A silver dish, by William Hutton & Sons, a silver pin dish, and a butter knife

Yorkshire County Cricket team autographs c1935 with photograph including Len Hutton

An Edwardian silver four piece tea service by William Hutton & Sons, of semi-fluted oval design, London 1909, 46oz all in.

A set of six Victorian apostle coffee spoons, with twisted handles, cased with sugar tongs, maker`s mark of William Hutton & Sons, London 1892, approx. weight 3 troy oz

Autographs inc Len Hutton, Gracie Fields in three albums etc

'Hutton-Le-Hole', watercolour, signed by Lockey, 'The Outer Harbour', limited edition print signed and two other prints

A silver sarcophagus shape hinged table box with lions mask ring handles and ball feet Birmingham 1907 - 08 maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd - Weight approx. 4.9 troy oz - 7 cm x 9 cm x 6 cm - Several knocks

A late Victorian silver coffee pot (by William Hutton & Sons Limited, London 1895) CONDITION REPORTS Overall with wear and scuffs, some rubbing to hallmark, some small knocks and dents, but generally appears in reasonably good condition. Approx 18ozt total including handle etc.

A George V silver octagonal baluster sugar caster with pierced domed cover, on an octagonal stepped base, Birmingham 1919 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, height approx 21.5cm.

A set of six silver candlesticks, each with an octagonal sconce above an octagonal tapering stem and stepped foot, Birmingham 1938 by William Hutton & Son Ltd, height approx 15.5cm.

PETER & ANN BATEMAN A PAIR OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS having bright cut decoration, London, 1793, and a Kings pattern silver TEASPOON, W S Hutton & Son, London, 1902, 70g total

W. S. HUTTON & SONS A SILVER SUGAR BASIN having twelve panel surround, twin angular handles and pedestal foot, London, 1963, 205g

W.S. HUTTON & SONS A SILVER MOUNTED BLOWN GLASS DECANTER, having matched facetted stopper, hallmarked collar, double gourd belly and frilly foot, Chester assay

Victorian silver mounted glass claret jug in the manner of Dr. Christopher Dresser, the hinged flat-top lid having scroll thumbpiece, the handle of vertical bar form, all on circular foot with star cut base, 21cm high, makers "William Hutton and Sons", London 1888

Edwardian Silver Teapot, William Hutton, London 1910, Approximately 18.7 Troy ozs

Edwardian Silver Mounted Decanter, William Hutton, Birmingham 1905

A silver plated domed oval meat cover, with detachable scroll handle and beaded borders, chased with a ducal coronet and a monogram `CSW`, maker`s mark of William Hutton & Sons, length 35.5cm (14in.)

A set of four Victorian silver ice spoons, with twisted handles and scroll terminals, maker`s mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1895

PAIR OF 1920`s TALL SQUARE and PIERCED CONDIMENTS, with blue glass liners by William Hutton & Sons Ltd. Birmingham 1927, A SMALL BLUE GLASS SALTS BOTTLE with embossed silver lid and Sterling Silver souvenir spoon (4)

A pair of small Charles II-style silver candlesticks, with circular drip-pans, fluted stems and square bases, W. Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1908, 5in. - loaded

An Edward VII Silver Fruit Knife, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1908, with an unmarked blade with a crescent shaped cutter and skin piercer, with a filled silver handle, 15cm long; A Filled Silver Figure Group, modelled as two owls on a perch (2) Knife - overall ok, slightly worn marks, blade mostly ok Group - cannot read marks clearly, split back - sold as seen

Warwick Hutton - two humorous Christmas cards in ink and watercolour

A pair of hallmarked silver knife rests of plain form each with crossed bar terminals, length 8cm, London 1901, William Hutton & Sons.

A hallmarked silver backed five piece brush set part embossed with foliate swags within beaded borders, Birmingham 1909, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, S/D. (5).

WILLIAM HUTTON RIDDELL (1880-1947), ‘LESSER PEREGRINE, GIBRALTAR’, watercolour, signed lower right, framed. 35cm by 53cm

A silver three piece tea service of plain boat shaped form, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1914/15, 35 ozs CONDITION REPORT: good

A George V silver sauce boat in the Georgian manner with scrolling handle, shaped edge and raised on three hoof feet (Birmingham 1932), together with another similar (Birmingham 1967), and a silver lighter in the form of a Roman oil lamp by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., 11.5 oz

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN CANDLESTICKS, London 1882, maker`s mark of Edward Hutton, plain column upon raised square base, beaded decoration to bottom edge and separate sconces, H 11.5 cm.

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED ENGRAVED GLASS CLARET JUG - LONDON 1882, the globular shaped body with fruiting vine decoration, makers mark Edward Hutton (Wm Hutton & Sons), H 21 cm.

A COLLECTION OF REFERENCE BOOKS RELATING TO ANTIQUE CERAMICS including Derby Porcelain, Scottish Porcelain and de Saye Hutton `A guide to New Hall Porcelain Patterns` (9)

A good pair of late Victorian table candlesticks William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1898, the reeded columns on stepped bases with egg and dart borders, with stiff leaf decorated nozzles with petal rims and detachable square drip pans with egg and dart borders, loaded bases, 5 5/8in. (14.25cm.) high. (2)

An Edwardian silver chocolate pot William Hutton, Sheffield 1909, the straight sided tapered body a double ogee footed base, straight sided tapered spout with turned wooden handle set at 90 degrees to spout, domed hinged lid with acorn finial, 7¾in. (19.75cm.) high, weight 12.3 tr.oz.

A stereocard view Moye Point, Gouffre, Guernsey as photographed by T.B. Hutton, title paste-down to verso.

A stereoview card circa 1860, depicting `Rosenheim`, an eminent property situated in the parish of St Andrews, Guernsey by Thomas Belsham Hutton. * `Rosenheim` is now more often referred to as `The Chain House`, a distinctive local landmark.

A stereoview card mid nineteenth century, St. Apolline`s Chapel, St Saviours, Guernsey, with three male figures to foreground as photographed by Thomas Belsham Hutton. *Thomas Belsham Hutton was born in Edgbaston in 1928. He married Guernsey born Ellen Randell and the couple moved back to reside in Guernsey in the 1850`s. Shortly after, Hutton set up his business operating originally in The Grange during the 1860s, then relocating to Manor Place in Smith Street during the 1870s.

A stereoview card depicting the interior of St Saviours Church, Guernsey as viewed from the narthex to the gothic arched altar, photographed by T.B. Hutton, title paste-down to verso.

A stereoview card mid 19th century by T.B. Hutton, depicting Guernsey residence Le Vallon, near Moulin Huet Bay, paste-down to verso.

A stereoview card mid 19th century by T.B Hutton, view of The Prince Consort statue and The Town Church, paste down to verso.

A stereoview card by Thomas Belsham Hutton, 1860s, view over Fermain Bay, Guernsey, title paste-down to verso.

A stereoview card 1860s, depicting the natural arch, Port du Moulin, Sark, penned ink title to verso, embossed front left - T.B. Hutton.

A stereoview card a view of St Andrews Church, Guernsey with four female children in the foreground, photographed by T.B. Hutton with paste-down label to verso.

A stereoview card by T.B. Hutton, depicting a gentleman on horse-back halfway down Le Coupee Lane, Sark, ink title to verso.

A stereoview card 1860`s, photographed by T.B. Hutton, a smartly dressed gentleman walking down a pathway at The Gouffre, Guernsey, blue paste-down label to reverse.

A stereoview card 1860`s, by T.B. Hutton, a lone male figure navigating a steep cliff path at The Gouffre, Guernsey, white paste-down to verso.

A stereoview card 1860s, by T. B. Hutton, a view of fisherman working on the rocks at Saints Bay, Guernsey.

A stereoview card 1860s, depicting the water lane near Moulin Huet Bay, Guernsey with male figure in distance, paste-down label for T.B. Hutton.

A stereoview card photographed by T. B. Hutton, circa 1860, a view of Moye Point from the Gouffre, Guernsey, title paste-down to verso.

A stereoview card 1860s, a gentleman walking up Fermain Bay Lane, Guernsey by T.B. Hutton, paste down title to verso.

A pair of George III silver tablespoons, Peter & William Bateman, London 1808, with later embossed floral decoration, together with a pair of pierced lobed swing handled silver bon bon dishes, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1912 and a silver sauce boat, total weight 10.3oz

A pair of silver candlesticks, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1921/23, of octagonal panelled form with knopped stems, 21cm high Neither stand quite straight. One has solder repair to stem beneath nozzle. Both generally worn, with dents and small holes on prominent areas.

A silver sauce boat, by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1932, a three piece condiment set by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1933, and a quantity of silver serving implements, spoons, including a pair of unmarked serving spoons with vine moulded handles

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SEAL TOP SPOONS, maker William Hutton & Sons, London 1910, the fig shaped bowls on square section stems and with knopped seal terminals, 7 1/4" long, 3ozs 11dwts

A George III silver card salver with piecrust rim and volute scroll feet, Sheffield 1930 by William Hutton & Sons, diameter approx 20cm.

An Edwardian silver hand mirror embossed with scallop shells and scrolls, Birmingham 1903 by William Hutton & Sons, a silver backed hairbrush, two clothes brushes and a silver mustard.

George V silver two-handled cup of octagonal faceted form, with angular handles, on an octagonal pedestal base (Sheffield 1932), maker - William Hutton & Sons Ltd., together with an Edwardian silver two-handled cup of circular form, with scroll handles, on a circular pedestal base (London 1909). All at approximately 8.5ozs, Sheffield 1932 cup 17cm across (2)