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Thomas Swift Hutton 6 3/4in. x 10 1/4in. (17 x 26cm) 'Whitby Harbour' Signed and dated 1921.

Thomas Swift Hutton 6 1/2in. x 10 1/2in. (16.5 x 26.5cm) The mill on the moor evening after rain Signed, with inscription on the reverse.

Thomas Swift Hutton 12 1/4in. x 24 1/4in. (31 x 61.5cm) Old Hartley with Blyth Harbour in the distance Signed

Thomas Swift Hutton 11in. x 20 1/4in. (28 x 51.5cm) Tynemouth long sands with a roundabout and bathing machines in the foreground and the Plaza in the middle-distance Signed and inscribed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 6 1/4in. x 9 3/4in. (16 x 24.8cm) A shepherd and flock on a country road Signed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 5 1/2in. x 11 1/2in. (14 x 29cm) 'Short Sands, Tynemouth' Signed and dated 1920.

'Bristol and it's Famous Associations' by Stanley Hutton, 1907, illus and 'Bristol 1898 - 99, contemporary biographies vol 2

Pair of Edwardian candlesticks, the lozenge shaped bases having fluted decoration, tapered columns with conforming sconces, London 1908, makers William Hutton & Sons, 28cm high

A pewter replica of an ancient Egyptian flask by Hutton, Sheffield; together with a triple shell dish and a pair of Victorian candlesticks.

A Pair of Silver Grape Scissors, London 1892-93, with Makers Mark EH for Edward Hutton (Sheffield Manufacturers), 16.5 cm Long, 4 oz

A pair of oval pierced bon bon dishes, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1901.

CRICKET : ENGLAND V SOUTH AFRICA TEST MATCH, HEADINGLEY, JULY 26TH-31ST 1951 various signatures including Hutton, Tattersall, W. Watson, John Arlott, Bob Appleyard, Bill Bowes, Eric Rowan and a further two loose albums pages signed by Leslie Compton, Fred Titmus, John Arlott, Bob Appleyard, J. J. Warr and others, also two 1974 West Indies V England Test Match Stand (nibbled edges)

HUTTON (EDWARD). Brangwyn (Frank). The Pageant of Venice, London 1922 with dedication to Sir Walter Becker KBE, twenty coloured plates, untrimmed orig decor cloth, d.w. slightly torn

A Victorian silver salts bottle modelled as an owl, the body of clear glass, the head in silver with glass bead eyes, as a hinged cover by William Hutton & Sons, London 1894 10.5cm high

A silver Old English pattern soup ladle by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1918 engraved with Masonic inscription, 30cm, 6oz

A pair of Edwardian silver slip top salad servers, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1902 quite plain with knop above the bowls, 27.5cm, 3.5oz (2)

A silver three piece tea set by Martin and Hall, London 1889 comprising: a teapot of oval shape, the lower body fluted below an ebonised handle and fluted finial, 14cm high together with the companion milk jug and sugar bowl; also a hot water jug by William Hutton & Son, London 1895 of baluster form, the lower body fluted below an ebonised handle, 20cm, 45.5oz

A Victorian porringer, embossed with stiff acanthus leaves, beaded girdle, double scroll scrolling handles applied with cast lions head, 5.5cm high, William Hutton & Sons Ltd.,London 1900, 4oz

Late Victorian fluted Teapot, the hinged lid with ebonised knop and with stained wood handle, shaped spout and on an oval base, William Hutton & Sons, London 1896, 490grms gross.

Edward VII silver Bachelor’s Teapot, the hinged lid with melon fluted ebonised knop and with ebonised handle and shaped spout, of octagonal form, with panels embossed with leafy scrolls, William Hutton & Son, London 1903, 380grms.

SMALL CHARACTER JUG LEN HUTTON D6945 [LTD EDITION WITH CERTIFICATE]

A late Victorian silver tea caddy, of plain oval section with push-on cover, London 1893 by Wm Hutton & Sons, 7.5cm, 2.75oz.

CLARKE HUTTON, PAIR SCHOLASTIC COLOURED PRINTS, 'The Elephant Act' (Circus), 'Harlequinado', 16" x 28", (2)

A Victorian three piece tea service of gadrooned and acanthus cast half lobed form with S scroll handles, tea pot with ebonised handle and finial, by W Hutton & Sons, London 1894, 53oz, an EPNS circular tray (5)

A graduated set of four electroplate meat covers by Wm. Hutton & Sons, with only 3 mixed handles. 18" down.

Arts & Crafts pewter tea-service by William Hutton, comprising of a teapot, coffee pot, sugar, cream and oval tray, each with Ruskin porcelain panels

A late Victorian cased silver-gilt fish slice,+ with five tines, by Messrs Slater, Slater & Holland, the pistol handle by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1899/1900, loaded.

Military interest: a Victorian teaspoon,+ with and engraved Royal Crown above a badge, inscribed 'SALU POPULI SUPREMA LEX' and initialled to the centre 'ICRV', by Edward Hutton, London 1884 0.5oz.

A pair of late Victorian dwarf candlesticks,+ with Carinthian Columns on stepped square bases, with gadrooning, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, London 1897, 6.25in (15.75cm) loaded. (2)

A Victorian hexafoil circular salver,+ with a gadrooned edge interspersed with leaf and scroll motifs to a bellflower and bead border, the centre engraved with fruits and flowers, crest and initials, by Edward Hutton, London 1888, 49oz.

A modern model of an oar,+ inscribed "Nelson 1929 Daymen Whalers" and "Cole" (probably a naval rowing prize) by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1928, 7.1in (18cm) long, 0.75oz.

DOROTHY HUTTON (1889-1984) British, Study of an Italian villa, signed and inscribed Daphni, charcoal and watercolour, Rowley Gallery Ltd label verso, 9 1/2" x 8", framed.

An Edwardian Cruet Stand, trefoil shaped, on three scroll, shell and bead supports, gadrooned bottle holders, containing three various diamond cut glass bottles, plain central column, moulded shell handles, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1909, 13cm wide, 26.5cm high, 18 1/2oz

THE ROYAL HUNT CUP, ASCOT, 1948 won by MASTER VOTE (About Maitre-Plebiscite), Owners H. G. & G. Blagrave, Jockey Rae Johnstone. A superb silver gilt two handled cup and cover on ebony plinth. Made in London 1908 by Messrs Hutton. Weight 60ozs engraved one side with the result, the other with a large Royal Crest.

Hutton (William). A Concise History of Birmingham, Containing an Account of its Ancient State, and the Latest Improvements: Together with a Statement of the Arrival and Departure of the Mails, Stage Coaches, Waggons, &c... The Whole Forming a Complete Guide to the Inhabitant and Stranger, 4th ed., Birmingham, 1808, folding eng. map and eng. plts., brown stain to fore edge margin of initial pages, ink owners stamp initials to title and 1 plt., modern green qtr. calf gilt, 8vo, together with Pye (Charles), A Description of Modern Birmingham; whereunto are Annexed, Observations made During an Excursion Round the Town, in the Summer of 1818, Including Warwick and Leamington, pub. Birmingham, [1819], folding eng. map, modern qtr calf gilt, 8vo, plus eight other 19th & 20th c. related (10)

A George IV vinaigrette with reeded sides and a cover engraved with leaves, the grille pierced with flowers, London 1822 by Thomas Edwards, 2.75cm (1 in), a snuff box with an engine turned lid, Birmingham 1910 by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, 4.75cm (2 in), and a 19th century tortoiseshell mounted box, unmarked, 7cm (2.75 in)

Three caddy spoons, comprising, a Victorian caddy spoon with a leaf shaped handle and engraved oblong bowl, Birmingham 1851 by Hilliard and Thomason, a shell bowl caddy spoon with an old English feather-edge and leaf engraved handle, Sheffield 1917 by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, and a Dutch .833 standard caddy scoop with a turned composition handle

A oblong three piece tea service, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, on four ball feet, Sheffield 1935 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 1254g gross (40.5 oz)

A late Victorian candlestick of Corinthian column form, having a detachable nozzle, the stop-fluted stem decorated with bands of foliage, on a curved square base, bears inscription, 28cm. high, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1897, loaded.

A George V four-piece tea and coffee service of rectangular bombe form with part reeded decoration, having a foliate rim and ebony handles, on ball feet, the teapot 30cm. long, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1910, total weight 1926gm., 61.93oz.

A VICTORIAN CAKESTAND Circular, the pierced dish with scroll border upon a pierced pedestal base, by W. S. Hutton and Sons, 1861, 23.5cm. diam.; 16oz.; with an Edwardian vase, the slightly flared body set with four studs, Birmingham, 1908, 15.5cm.; 6.5oz. (2)

OLD ENGLISH PATTERN An Edwardian part canteen, comprising 81 items with 26 others, viz; 17 dessert forks, 9 table knives and 9 cheese knives (with steel blades), 23 table forks, 14 dessert spoons, 11 teaspoons, 12 serving spoons, 4 other serving spoons, 2 gravy spoons and 1 mustard spoon. Principally by W. S. Hutton and Sons, 1909-1910, 164.5oz approx. total, not including the knives (107 items)

A Victorian gadrooned inkstand with a pair of silver mounted cut glass inkwells, the serpentine rim with shells, 21cm w, by W Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, 10ozs weighable In fine condition, complete and original

A pair of Victorian silver-mounted glass decanters and stoppers, of dimpled sack shape with four-lipped collar, 19cm h, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1889 Both in fine condition, the marks also fine. Note a very small chip to the tail of one of the applied trails where it curves under the foot which has been disregarded

Nathaniel Plimer - A Gentleman, said to be Hutton Wood, signed with initials N.P and dated 1786, ivory, oval, 4.5 x 3.3cm, in giltwood and composition In very fine condition

A pair of late Victorian silver candlesticks, with rams head mask, swags and ribbon festoons to the tapering stems, ribbon swag decorated urn shaped candle holders with bead edge detachable nozzles, on square urn and leaf cornered loaded bases. Maker Wm. Hutton & Son, London 1899. 7.75in. (20cm.).

A set of twelve Edwardian silver coffee spoons, Hanoverian rattail pattern, engraved initials. Maker Wm. Hutton & Sons, London 1904. 4.5oz.

Thomas Swift Hutton 9 1/4in. x 13 1/4in. (23.5 x 33.6cm) Bamburgh Village with a shepherd and flock in the foreground and the Castle in the distance Signed and inscribed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 6 1/4in. x 12 1/4in. (16 x 31cm) 'Cullercoats Bay' Signed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 6 1/4in. x 12in. (16 x 30.5cm) 'St. Mary's Island' Signed, unframed.

SMALL CHARACTER JUG LEN HUTTON D6945 LTD EDITION.

A silver sugar caster by William Hutton, Sheffield 1932, of plain octagonal baluster form, 22.5cm, 6oz

A silver three piece matched bachelor's tea set comprising: a teapot by William Hutton & Sons London 1906, of compressed rectangular shape, the lower body fluted, 11cm high, together with a sugar bowl and milk jug, maker RR, Birmingham 1897/99, 17.25oz (3)

North Yorkshire. Final Concord of the Manor of Thornton Watlass and Barton, 1616, between Talbot Dawes, Tomas Hutton, John Tennens and Anthony Dodsworth and John Dodsworth and Winifred his wife (apparently not executed); together with a Copy of Court Roll of the Manor of Northallerton,1621 or 1622, concerning the admissions of Thomas and Richard Parkinson and John Doighton to property in Knayton, including a recently built [house]; also draft articles of agreement concerning the Manor of Newton?upon?Ouse, 1634; and an unexecuted lease of a house in the West Row, Bedale, 1796, four title deeds, three parchment and one paper, in good condition except the copy of court roll for Northallerton which has been badly damaged by rodents (4)

Victorian coffee pot having a band of foliate decoration in relief flanked by fluted decoration and with an ogee scroll handle on an oval foot, maker Edward Hutton, London 1888, 22cm high, 20ozs gross

A North Eastern Railway station lamp case with its original blue lamp glass tablet "WARTHILL". This is the four sloping sides style that fitted into a wall lamp bracket. Four glazed panels (the rear one cracked), original type vessel; brass burner, and glass funnel. 29" tall. Repainted. Warthill station, on the York-Market Weighton line, opened as "Stockton" in 1847; was renamed "Stockton Forest" in 1867; "Stockton-on-Forest" in 1870; "Warthill" in 1872, and closed in 1959. Warthill was the former terminus of the Sand Hutton Light Railway, and the location of Britain's first lifting level crossing barriers on a passenger line.

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER FRUIT BOWL BY WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS, of oval form, with scroll moulded rim, pierced panels and heavily embossed with flowers, shells and foliage, 12.5in. (32cms) wide, London 1897, ...17ozs (See lot 381 for image)

A Victorian oval silver and embossed semifluted early morning teaset, of three pieces, by William Hutton 1894, 12oz (all) (3)

An Arts and Crafts silver salt with floral scroll handles, green glass liner and pad feet, Makers William Hutton and Sons, 1901.

A New Hall flared round sucrier and cover, with two loop handles, and flowerhead knop, painted in pink with roses, within gilt leaf scroll borders, 14.5cm high (5 3/4"), pattern number 2901 in gilt, circa 1830-35 See A de Saye Hutton, A Guide to New Hall Porcelain Patterns, colour plate, for an identical sucrier of this rare form (See illustration)