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Late Victorian silver bonbon dish, of shaped oval form with scrolling foliate rim, pierced and repoussé decorated sides, and engraved monogram to centre, upon four shaped feet, hallmarked William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1896, L18cm, together with a Victorian silver openwork basket, of cylindrical form with flared rim and swing handle, upon four splayed feet, the sides naturalistically modelled in the form of oak leaves and acorns, hallmarked George John Richards, London 1849, excluding handle H8.5cm, approximate total weight 12.05 ozt (375 grams)

Silver plated "Georgian" style tankard cast with flowers and scrolls by William Hutton & Sons, 21cm

George IV silver tea pot with embossed and cast foliate decoration, by Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1823, 12.75oz 396.5gm, Victorian shallow bowl with embossed foliate decoration and cast lion masks, by William Hutton & Sons (Edward Hutton) London 1886, 5.43oz 168.7gm, pierced and embossed scent bottle case, sugar tongs and two tea spoon 2.6oz 81,4gm, and silver handled knife

Pair Unusual Silver Salt And Pepper Eggs. 179 g. London 1904, William Hutton and SonsWith rural scenes and animals. Complete with extra fitting to reveal two eggs in each. Each stands on 3 ball feet. Height 6.5 cmsCondition report: Good.

Silver Straining Spoon. 52 g all in, Sheffield 1936, William Hutton and SonsTurned mahogany handleLength 17.5 cmsCondition report: Good, no issues.

Silver Sauce Boat. 208 g. London 1908, William Hutton and Co.With Ribbon and reeded border decoration standing on 3 feetCondition report: Good, no issues

Silver Christening Mug. 114 g. Birmingham 1912, William Hutton & SonsEngraving to body 'E.H.F., Oct 4th 1914'Height  8cmCondition report: Good. One v tiny ding to body

Silver Drum Mustard and Spoon.120 g. Sheffield 1928, William Hutton and SonsSpoon later (1933) by Walker and HallHeight 5.5 cmsCondition report: Liner broken. Some corrosion to surface of lid, body and interior,

Large Silver Hip Flask. Silver 224 g. London 1895. William Hutton and SonsTwist top mechanismHeight 17 cmsCondition report: Good, no issues except hallmarks rubbed in places but still clear.

Cast Silver Victorian Grape Scissors. 139 g. London 1887, William Hutton and SonsWith naturalistically formed vine branch handles .Length 17 cmsCondition report: Good, no issues.

Silver Salver. 460 g. London 1908, William Hutton and SonsA good quality small salver. Decorated and scallopped border with simple chased decoration to centre of salver. No engraving. On three raised ball feet.Diameter 22 cmsCondition report: Very good, no issues

A reproduction of a Georgian silver latticeworked, floral and scroll cast and chased oval pot pourri bowl and domed cover with a bud finial and blue glass liner, on a splayed footrim  William Hutton & Sons  London 1910  8"w

mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1905, of heavy gauge, the pierced sides decorated with four creatures representing the four apostles (Matthew - Man, Mark - Lion, Luke - Calf, John - Eagle) between foliage, the upper, a band of foliate decoration, and between a plain band engraved OFFICER'S MESS - 4TH ESSEX REGT FROM COLONEL H. SLANE FLEMMING. 1906, the top with a simple horseshoe shaped handle, part marked silver clapper, 8cm diameter, 10cm in height, 14.5ozt

the teapot and coffee pot with mark of Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd (Frederick Bradford Macrea), London 1887, in the Queen Anne style, with half gadrooned decoration, flush fitting hinged and domed cover with black finial and black handle, the milk jug and two handled sugar bowl with mark of William Hutton & Sons (Edward Hutton), London 1887, to match, all with the crest of 'WILLIAM ALLAN - MOSS OF LESSUNDRUM, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND', 63.3ozt gross (4)Provenance:By direct descent.Originally in the home of Mr George William Allan, of Moss Park, Toronto, great-grandfather of the present owner. The crest was created for his father, William Allan, who emigrated to what was then Upper Canada in the 1700s.

mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1895, in the manner of Paul Storr and of compressed circular form, the teapot with half gadrooned body and shell and gadrooned parapet, part marked, domed and hinged cover topped with finial fitting (wooden finial lacking), wooden handle, the two handled sugar bowl and cream jug to match, 15.7ozt gross (3)Condition report: All three pieces with matching worn and indecipherable crests.Teapot: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of repair. A very minor split to the underside of the parapet. Some minor surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Hinge a little loose and the wooden finial is lacking. Handle a little loose in the socket and the bottom pin is lacking. A minor split to the handle top near the pinhole. Hallmark rubbed but readable.Milk: Overall in fair condition. Some evidence of repairs to the spout, and the spout is a little out of shape. Some surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Hallmark rubbed but readable. Foot a little out of shape.Sugar: Overall in fair condition. Some evidence of repair to the underside of the parapet. Some evidence of light crushing with creasing to the underside of the parapet, and the parapet is a little out of shape. Some surface scratches, dents and dings as to be expected. Hallmark rubbed but readable. Foot a little out of shape.

mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1898, of circular form with half gadrooned decoration, the dish with two applied simple C shaped handles and frosted clear glass liner, fully marked lift off cover similarly decorated, with cut-outs for the handles and topped with a decorative finial, fully marked saucer permanently attached to the dish, saucer similarly decorated and raised on three ball feet, 18cm diameter, 10cm in height, 17.2ozt weighable silverCondition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some minor surface scratches as to be expected. Hallmarks crisp and clear. Cover sits well. Sits firm on a flat surface with no wobble. Some minor staining to the underside.Liner in good condition with no obvious damage

mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1907, of traditional circular and half gadrooned form, upper monogrammed, raised on a gadroon edged pedestal foot, 18.5cm diameter, 14cm in height, 14.7ozt

Thomas Swift Hutton (1860- after1935)Summer Evening, Holy Island, signed, watercolour,24 x 42.5cms, in a gilt frame.

Thomas Swift Hutton (fl.1860-1935)"The Short Sands, Tynemouth" (now called King Edwards Bay)signed, inscribed, and dated 1902,watercolour, 31 x 46cms, in a gold frame.Exhibited - Dean Gallery, Autumn, 1990, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Thomas Swift Hutton (1860- after1935)Holywell Dene,signed, watercolour,24 x 43cms, in a gold-painted frame.

A SILVER ROSE BOWL by William Hutton & Sons Sheffield 1926 of circular form the scalloped rim with pierced decoration on circular pedestal foot 18.5 cm dia. 549 grams Condition Report: Available upon request

A 1920's Art Deco William Hutton & Sons silver hallmarked tazza dish having a round bowl raised on a footed plinth base with shaped twin handles to the top. Hallmarked Sheffield 1927. Measures 15.3 x 19cm. Weight 413g. 

A pair of late 19th century silver apostle spoons by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1899, with figural finials and shell bowls, 125g

A pair of late Victorian silver Corinthian column candlesticks by William Hutton & Sons, London 1898/1901, with deer head and swag decoration, 15cm high

A pair of George V silver candlesticks, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1910, with fluted sconces, stems and bases, weighted, 17cms high.

A Victorian silver covered hip flask, by William Hutton & Son, London 1896, the glass body with detachable cut engraved 'Arch'd Blair, Engineer, London, 19cms high, 20.0oz gross.

A Victorian silver and etched glass hip flask, of oval form with bayonet fitting, William Hutton & Sons, London 1895, length 16cm. Condition - good, stopper functioning fine, glass appears free from cracks and chips, minor wear only.

A LATE VICTORIAN CLEAR GLASS & SILVER INKWELL, maker Wm. Hutton & Sons, London 1901, the plain mount with hinged cover chased and repousse with the head portrait of a young girl designed by Kate Harris, the heavy domed body with slice and strawberry cutting to a star cut base, 3 3/4" diameter (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Marks clear, no engraving, glass generally good bar typical minor chips to extremities, hinge good

An Original Doctor Who Prop: A 'Correction Helmet', An Original Doctor Who Prop: A 'Correction Helmet',1977, as seen in 'Destiny of the Daleks' with Tom Baker Reference: https://drwhostuff.com/binge-watch-movellans-daleks/ The Peter Logan collection of original Dr. Who Props Peter Joined Visual the BBC’s Effects Dept in July 1967 where he worked on many episodes as a design assistant making props for visual effects and operating them in the studio and on location. His filming, and studio recording, for the BBC with Dr. who was as follows: Aug 1967 ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN Designers Ron Oats & Ulrich Grosser 1967 ICE WARRIORS Designers Bernard Wilkie & Ron Oats Feb 1968 FURY FROM THE DEEP Designers Peter Day & Len Hutton 1970 INFERNO Designer Len Hutton 1971 CLAWS OF AXOS Designer John Horton May 1972 DR. WHO AND THE MUTANTS 1973 CARNIVAL OF MONSTERS Des. John Horton 1973 TIME WARRIORS Des. Jim Ward 1976 BRAIN OF MARBIUS Des. John Horton Mar 1977 THE SUNMAKERS Des. Peter Day & Peter Logan (Location) Jun 1977 THE SUNMAKERS Acting Des. Peter Logan Dec 1977 INVASION OF TIME Des. Richard Conway & Colin Mapson Jun 1978 ANDRIODS OF TARA Des. Len Hutton Then on 16 Jan 1979 he became head designer and was involved in: Jun. 1979 DESTINY OF THE DALEKS Des. Peter Logan Dec 1980 KEEPER OF TRAKEN Des. Peter Logan Jun. 1981 KINDA Des. Peter Logan Jan. 1982 TIME FLIGHT Des. Peter Logan

A near-set of four silver five-bar toast racks, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1904, 1905 and Sheffield 1904, each approximately 9cm long. (4) CONDITION REPORT: 521.8g gross.

Twelve pairs of Edwardian silver dessert knives & forks with engraved decoration & mother-o’-pearl handles; London 1906 (two forks Sheffield 1923), all by W. S. Hutton & Sons, in fitted walnut case.

Five Georgian & Victorian Old English & Bead dessert spoons, odd dates & makers; & a pair of Edwardian Old English dessert spoons; London 1903, by W. S. Hutton. (9½ oz total).

Autographs cricket a selection of earlier items including Middlesex 1949, Kent 1949, Best wishes Len Hutton (piece), Don Bradman (piece), Dennis Compton (postcard), TG Evans (postcard), Sutcliffe (qty)

Possibly by John Hutton (1906-1978)Oil on canvasFigure kneeling beneath Christ on the Cross, signed J. Hutton and dated 1957 verso, 54cm x 44cm andSame ArtistOil on canvasSnarling face, signed J. Hutton verso, 34cm x 14cm (2)

A Victorian silver christening mug, foliate engraved, London 1883, maker William Hutton & Son. 182.5 grams. Height 10 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This tankard has a significant number of small dents particularly to one side and if you look at the mug from above the rim is rather misshapen and is more oval than circular. The most significant dents are to the front of the mug to either side of the floral engraving below the cartouche area, which is engraved with the initials G W M. The hallmark is legible as is the makers mark.

A pair of silver mustard pots, each with blue glass liner, Sheffield 1924, together with a pair of matching pepperettes of the same date, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 312 grams excluding liners.

A set of six Apostle end tea spoons with matching sugar tongs by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1914, the tongs 1911With spiral twist stems in original fitted case with silk lining together with a cased set of six silver handled fruit knives by Viners Ltd, Sheffield, 1934 and a cased set of six silver plated grapefruit forks with a serated edge knife and a scoop contained in a Harrods fitted case.

"The Place Names of Galloway" by Sir Herbert Maxwell, limited edition 113/500 (1991), "The Place Names of Dumfriesshire" by Colonel Sir Edward and Johnston Ferguson (1935), "Colonel James Grahme of Levens Biographical Sketch of Jacobite Times" (1886), "The Beetham Repository 1770" by The Reverend William Hutton (1906) and a "Well Spent Life, Memoir of Cornelius Nicholson" (1890).

A SELECTION OF SILVER ITEMS, including a silver posy vase with a Celtic design, hallmarked 'Bishtons Ltd' Birmingham 1988, a napkin ring with floral detailing, hallmarked 'D Bros' 1958, a silver napkin ring with foliage detailing, hallmarked 'Joseph Gloster Ltd' 1923, a silver brooch with foliage detail and beading hallmarked 'Richard John Wakefield' 1888, a silver bonbon dish, hallmarked 'William Hutton & Sons Ltd' Sheffield 1897, a silver salt spoon, hallmarked London 1904, also including a white metal tray, a white metal posy vase and abalone shell boxes, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 158 grams, 5.07 ozt (condition report: general moderate use, bonbon dish has a broken foot)

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PIERCED BONBON DISH, of an oval form, embossed floral design, two vacant cartouches, approximate dimensions length 25.3cm x 14.5cm, hallmarked 'William Hutton & Son Ltd' Birmingham 1899, approximate gross weight 179.0 grams, 5.75 ozt (condition report: general light wear, slight tarnishing in places, overall condition good)

A set of six Art Deco style coffee spoons of plain form, Birmingham 1927, maker WHC, and a set of six Victorian silver coffee spoons having moulded terminals, London 1895, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, approx 113g

The Sensational Charlotte, designed by Ronald Hutton and Cohn o' Ddda, Fly in glazed frame (22cm x 23cm)

Victorian silver decanter label (ticket) with pierced rococo decoration, by Charles Rawlings & William Summers, London 1850, on a chain, 6.2 x 3.2cm, pair of Edwardian octagonal labels, ?Brandy? and ?Whisky?, by RP, Chester 1908, on silver chains, similar label ?Port? by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1905, on a chain and another label ?Whisky?, by C & C, Birmingham 1965, on chain, gross 66.3grs, in a travelling jewel case. W 14.3cm (6)

A Late Victorian Cast Silver Nurses Buckle and Mixed Silverware and Silvery and Continental Silvery Metal Ware, the buckle by William Hutton and Son Ltd, Birmingham 1900, cast with mask and leaf scroll and floral ornament, 4ins x 2.25ins, a French silvery metal framed and mesh evening purse, the frame cast with trailing leaf ornament, 3ins wide, and a small selection of other silver and silvery metal items, combined weighable silver 10ozs, and a small selection of plated ware

WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS A silver mounted glass inkwell, Birmingham 1917, 10cm high

A boxed pair of silver napkin rings by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, hallmarked for Birmingham 1945.

A Pair of silver sauce boats, hallmarked for Sheffield 1934 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd (Total Weight 289g)

A silver tea strainer by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, hallmarked for Birmingham 1928

LEN HUTTON AUTOGRAPH Signed magazine, The Story of a Great Cricketer issued in 1951. Generally good

A Georgian style three piece silver tea service comprising teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, the teapot with fruitwood handle and pagoda finial, hallmarked by William Hutton & Sons, London, 1910, stamped 22573, gross weight 36.37 ozt (1134.4 grams) - marks rubbed, overall condition good 

A pair of George V silver cut out bottle labels - WHISKEY & SHERRY, hallmarked by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, 1921, on suspension chains, approx 0.62 ozt (19.3 grams) (2) 

A pair of loaded silver neoclassical candlesticks by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1894, the reeded columns on square stepped base, 12.7cm high

A silver cigarette box, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1922, 12.5cm wide; together with a pair of small silver loaded candlesticks; pierced silver bonbon dish; and a white metal card case with red velvet lining, chased with flowers and foliage

A small twin handled trophy cup by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 8cm high; together with four silver pin dishes awarded as Backgammon trophies by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, each 7.8cm diameter, and one other, 10.8oz

Edwardian Period - Small Sterling Silver Ink Stand and Ink Well, Raised on 4 Ball Feet of Pleasing Proportions. Hallmark Sheffield 1911, Maker William Hutton. Stand 4.5 x 5 Inches - 11.25 x 12.5 cms. Height 2.5 Inches - 6.25 cms. Silver Approx 6 ozs. Overall Condition Excellent.

A Hallmarked Silver Waiter, Messrs Hutton, London 1904, raised on three leaf scroll feet, monogrammed, 26.5cm diameter (705grams).

Four silver soup spoons, with eagle crested handles, maker William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1928, 8" long, 11.6oz t (4)

Late Victorian silver chamber stick by Mappin Brothers, Sheffield 1900, 6" diameter, 10.4oz t; together with a pair of short silver Corinthian column candlesticks by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1903, 6" high (weighted bases and lacking one sconce cover) (3)

Selection of assorted Georgian and Victorian silver forks, including three dinner forks, longest 8.25" long, and six smaller to include fiddle and shell pattern, some with presentation inscriptions and crests to the handles; also a William Hutton & Sons silver plated fork, 14.7oz t

Three cased sets of silver cutlery and a pair of Georgian silver sugar nips. A cased set of six silver coffee spoons hallmarked: William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1917, a cased set of Harrods, London silver cake forks (one missing) hallmarked: G&H for Gee & Holmes ,1957, Sheffield, a cased set of Viners Ltd silver coffee spoons and a pair of Georgian c-scroll design sugar nips: hallmarked: RM for Robert Makepeace I, Newcastle, pre 1755. Weight 252g.