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A silver oval part fluted tea caddy, Birmingham 1906 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, and a tea strainer on stand, Birmingham 1932, and a mixed lot to include various plated items including a pair of vegetable dishes and covers, eight goblets, and ceramics to include a Bing and Grondahl figure of a dog, and a Worcester pedestal jam pot and cover, in two boxes.

A PAIR OF GEORGE V MUSTARD POTS IN GEORGE III STYLE each with drum shaped body, reeded borders and loop handle, pierced floral thumbpiece, by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, Birmingham, 1915, the spoons by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1915, 7cm.; 6.25oz (4 items)

A CASED PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SHELL SALTS on ball feet, probably by C. Widmer and Sons, Birmingham 1902; with an Edwardian bonbon dish, oval, with pierced sides and shaped scrolled rim, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1903, 3.25oz (3)

A CASED SET OF THREE EDWARDIAN SPOONS comprising a pair of serving spoons and a sugar spoon, each with gilt shell bowls, the cast twisted stems with Mary Magdalene terminals, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, 1898, 5.5oz

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts style silver sauceboat, the shallow bowl engraved with a band of scrolling foliate, applied with a cruciform cage handle, London 1907, by William Hutton & Sons. (See lot 301 for illustration)

A QUANTITY OF CRICKET MONOGRAPHS, 20th Century, mainly octavos, works by Trueman, Cardus, Edrich, Hutton etc, (parcel of 27)

A George V silver rectangular photograph frame, with oak back panel and easel support, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1924, 30.5cm high x 23cm wide

A large George V silver rectangular photograph frame, the border engraved with inscription ‘1912 Feb 17th 1937’ with oak back panel and easel support, easel repositioned for landscape photos, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1922, 32cm x 42cm

A composite set of Kings pattern silver flatware, comprising six forks, six dessert forks, six soup spoons, six dessert spoons, six teaspoons and three table spoons, the six soup spoons by William Hutton, Sheffield 1914, the remainder with various dates and makers, approximately 80 ozs gross

Hutton W - The History of Derby From the Remote Ages of Antiquity to the Year MDCCXCI Describing Its Situation Air Soil Water Streets Buildings and Government. With the Illustrious FamiliesÉ: London Nichols Son & Bentley 1817 royal 8vo fld plan engs modern half polished calf over marbled boards brown title label gilt

HUTTON W., The Battle of Bosworth Field between Richard III and Henry Earl of Richmond 1485, pub. Birmingham 1788 (1)

“A small silver toast rack, with four divisions, maker William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1933, 8.5cm, long; together with a Georgian silver pepperette; and two condiment sets, part with blue glass liners, 7 oz (9)”

“A pair of small silver toast racks, with four divisions, maker William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1938, 7.5cm long; together with two other toastracks, 6 oz (4)”

Hutton Mitchell. A seated Dutch couple with a primitive concertina. Watercolour over pencil heightened with white. 14.75in. x 10.75in. Signed. Mounted framed and glazed. Together with another watercolour of a seated Dutch girl looking through a window. (2).

A set of four George V silver pillar candlesticks of Neo-Classical design with fluted columns and Corinthian capitols, on square stepped bases with gadroon ornament, 8.75ins high, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1931 (weighted - one with base weight loose and pitch filling to one slightly melted)

A late Victorian circular rose bowl with partly spiral reeded and fluted body, moulded rim and footrim, 11.25ins diameter x 7.5ins high, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1895 (weight 33ozs)

A pair of late Victorian pillar candlesticks with stop fluted columns and Corinthian capitols, on square stepped bases with bead mounts, 6ins high, by W. Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1897 (dented on corners) Illustrated

A pair of Edward VII pillar candlesticks of early 18th Century design with double octagonal knopped stems and square moulded footrims, 7.25ins high, by W. Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1903

A pair of late Victorian pillar candlesticks with reeded stems and bold leaf capitols, on square stepped bases, 5.75ins high, by W. Hutton & Sons Ltd. London 1896

A George V Art Deco set of twelve fruit knives and forks having silver blades and mother-of-pearl handles Sheffield 1933 maker's mark for William Hutton & Sons in fitted case.

A Victorian silver boat-shaped salt having bifurcated twin handles on a waisted stem and oval spreading foot London 1883 maker's E.H (Edward Hutton); a pair of bon bon dishes; and sundries.

An Edward VII canteen of fiddle pattern flatware setting for twelve by William Hutton & Sons London 1905 96oz approx

A Victorian Neo-Classical style four-piece tea and coffee set having plain upper and lobed lower bodies ebony handles and finials comprising: a coffee pot; a teapot; a sugar bowl and a milk jug London 1887 maker's mark EH for Edward Hutton 50oz inc handles

Thomas Swift Hutton 9 3/4in. x 13 3/4in. (24 x 34.7cm) A river scene with a horse-cart crossing a bridge and a rowing boat drawn up in the foreground Signed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 10 3/4in. x 17 1/2in. (27.5 x 44.3cm) Gulls on a beach Signed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 6 1/2in. x 10 1/2in. (16.5 x 26.7cm) 'Norton Village, North Yorkshire' Signed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 6in. x 11 1/2in. (15.5 x 28.8cm) Table Rocks bathing pool, Whitley Bay, Northumberland' Signed; inscribed with title on the reverse.

Thomas Swift Hutton 12in. x 17 3/4in. (30.5 x 45cm) 'Morning Effect: Stag Rocks, Bamburgh, Northumberland' Signed and dated 1893.

Thomas Swift Hutton 7 1/2in. x 11 1/4in. (19 x 28.7cm) 'The Fishing Season: Eyemouth, Berwickshire', and a similar harbour scene Signed. (a pair)

Thomas Swift Hutton 8 1/2in. x 15 3/4in. (21.5 x 40.2cm) 'Monkseaton' - a view from surrounding cornfields Signed, inscribed and dated 1892, unframed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 4 1/4in. x 8 1/2in. (10.5 x 21.2cm) 'Monkseaton' - a street scene with a woman standing by a lamppost Signed, inscribed and dated 1892, unframed.

A pair of Victorian column candlesticks, by Edward Hutton, London 1893, of squat form, beaded detachable drip pans, on spreading filled beaded bases, 5in. (13cm),. (see lot 811 for illustration)

An Edwardian four-piece tea and coffee service, by W Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 190 3/04, oval and engraved initial, gadrooned borders, scroll handles, leaf and trefid feet, comprising; teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, 55oz. gross approx.

A cased pair of Victorian silver fish servers, bone handled with pierced and engraved silver blades, London 1899, by William Hutton and Sons

A Victorian cased set of twelve pairs of silver dessert knives and forks with mother of pearl handles maker William Hutton & Sons London 1900

Set of twelve coffee spoons with apostle finials and tongs, cased, London 1905, maker William Hutton & Sons

A four piece silver tea and coffee set by William Hutton & Sons Sheffield 1912 of plain compressed oval shape 61oz together with an associated pair of silver sugar tongs (5)

A Victorian silver three piece breakfast set by William Hutton & Sons Ltd. London 1894 comprising teapot cream jug and sugar bowl of oval half fluted form 14.5oz (3)

An Edwardian Card Tray of shaped hexagonal outline, the centre engraved with a vacant cartouche and raised on triple whorl leafage supports, London 1901 by Wm Hutton & Sons

A late Victorian silver topped cut glass ink well of square form with cut glass sides Sheffield 1894 by William Hutton & sons 10.5cm high x 7.5cm wide

A silver-mounted claret jug the cover in the form of a duck’s head inset with yellow glass eyes the collar with inscription ‘To R D H from H L H P’ by Edward Hutton London 1893 17cm high

Hutton, Barbara. The Wayfarer, Westerham Press 1957. Gilt decorated Japanese vellum, coloured frontis by Edmund Dulac, slipcase, 8vo plus a second copy and two related books

T. S. Hutton Barnard Castle watercolour Thomas Swift Hutton (c.1865-1935) Barnard Castle signed watercolour over pencil 33.5 x 54.5cm.; 13.25 x 21.5in.

Pair Hutton silver beakers Pair of art nouveau silver beaker vases Birmingham 1901 by W Hutton & Sons Ltd the slightly flared body with an embossed band of floral scrolls and crimped lip. Height 77mm.

A silver mug W. Hutton & Sons Ltd Birmingham 1908 of plain form on stepped foot with loop handle 5.5" high a silver bowl Jones and Crompton Birmingham 1928 of circular form with stepped foot 2.5" high approx. 14oz together with an electroplated milk jug and sugar bowl of bulbous form raised on three trefoil/claw feet with scalloped rim milk jug 3.5" high a Victorian electroplated mustard pot stamped “223” lacking liner and spoon of tapered cylindrical form on beaded foot 4" high (5)

An Artist's Mahogany Field Travelling Box, with removable legs, circa 1920, by C Roberson & Co Ltd., 25x30cm., once belonging to Dorothy Hutton 1889-1984, containing various artists materials: together with a new Rowney wooden artists box, a selection of Mahogany T squares and rules, and a Tonbridge ware box, (a lot)

A pair of late 19th century hallmarked silver pierced bonbon dishes, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1899/1900

Davies.- Extracts from the Municipal Records of the City of York, 1843; Some Account of Sheriff-Hutton Castle, 1824; Lawton.- Collections Relative to the Dioceses of York & Ripon, 1842; Tuke.- General View of the Agriculture of the North Riding of Yorkshire, folding coloured map, 1800; Twyford.- Records of York Castle, 1880; Middleton.- Sir Gilbert de Middleton, 1918; Lawton.- The Religious Houses of Yorkshire, 1853; Walter.- Ancient Memorial Cross Slabs from the Churches of the City of York, 1874; Dixon.- Lives of the Archbishops of York, vol. 1 only, ex-library copy, 1863, contemporary boards, calf and half calf, v.s. (9).

AN EDWARDIAN CASTER IN GEORGE II STYLE the octagonal baluster body with pierced cover and turned finial, upon a raised octagonal base, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, 1905, 16.5cm.; with a sauceboat in George III style, boat shaped, with scroll handle and hoof feet, by Streeter and Co Ltd, 1902, 6.5oz total (2)

A VICTORIAN THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE the part-lobed oval bodies with milled rims, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, by Edward Hutton, Sheffield, 1891; milk jug by Edward Hutton, London, 1891; the sugar basin by Frederick Bradford McCrea, 1887, teapot 15cm.; 28.75oz (3)

A CASED GEORGE V CHRISTENING SET comprising a bowl with foliate border and a spoon, the bowl by Samuel Watton Smith and Co, Birmingham, 1923, 17.5cm.; the spoon by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1925, 7oz

A CASED SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN MENU HOLDERS each in the form of a woodcock or a grouse (?), upon a turned silver gilt base, probably by William Hutton, 1906, 3cm.- 4cm.; 5.25oz

A silver shaped oval two handled tray with a shell and scroll border, and a presentation inscription, London 1909. by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 62cm wide overall, (25in), 3035g (97.5. oz)

AN EDWARDIAN OVAL CREAM JUG AND MATCHING SUGAR BASIN having half fluted decoration, London 1909, makers W. Hutton & Sons, 9ozs (2).

A VICTORIAN TEAPOT of globular shape, with half lobed decoration and reeded handle, London 1887, maker Edward Hutton, 13.25ozs, also a silver plated muffin dish and cover with a gadrooned rim (2).

A PAIR OF CASED VICTORIAN APOSTLE SPOONS with twist handles and gilded bowls by Edward Hutton London 1885. 7" Long. Approx 4oz in total. (2).

A George V Silver Oval Mustard Pot having hinged lid with gadroon and shell rim on splayed claw feet, Birmingham 1912, maker William Hutton & Sons

Nine various Cricket Books including Len Hutton, Freddie Trueman, Roy McLean, Keith Miller etc

Three Framed North Yorkshire Banking Ephemera], comprising of a £50 check payable to Messrs Wm. Brydson Richmond & Swaledale Bank, dated 8th February 1808; an un-issued £20 Swaledale & Wensleydale Bank pro. Messrs Glyn-Mills, Currie etc and dated 186?; and a check for £18 10 Shillings drawn on Richmond and Swaledale Bank dated 1800, Messrs Hutton & Wood Simpson, fine and clean - interesting

Dallaway, Rev. James. Antiquities of Bristow in the Middle Centuries; including The Topography by William Wyrcestre, and The Life of William Canynges (Bristol: Mirror Office, 1834), 8vo, eng. illus., half calf; Pryce, George. Memorials of the Canynges' Family and Their Times (Bristol: for the author, 1854), 8vo, plate illus., modern maroon buckram; Hutton, Stanley. Bristol and its Famous Associations (Bristol: Arrowsmith, 1907), 1st edn, 8vo, illus., t.e.g., half crimson leather; and three other works of Bristol interest, (6).