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Lot 26
A collection of 6 silver and silver plate pieces: Silver hallmarked mustard pot with blue glass liner, Silver plate epris Cocktail Shaker 'Elkington', Silver hallmarked salt with blue glass liner, Silver hallmarked posy vase, Silver hallmarked top glass inkwell (a/f) and Silver hallmarked creamer
Lot 2334
A late 20th Century salad/pasta bowl with two matching jugs, painted, a Plykton Studios character jug, 'London Horse Cabby 1860 - England' an 'Old Tupton ware' small box and hinged cover, a 'Nell Gwyn' cake plate (6) together with A French early 20th Century inkwell with pen holders, gilt metal top, Aladny France to base and original labels; together with a candle holder/centrepiece - Art Deco by Shorter and Sons (2)
Lot 76
An antique late 19th Century French Silver inkstand / inkwell circa 1880. The stylised glass body with lobed and straight edges, featuring etched decoration to the surface, with elegant silver mounts featuring geometric and floral motifs, with a galleried back, set to the centre with an ink well featuring rams head and floral embellishments, with a domed hinged lid. Diameter 25cm / 10".
Lot 120
Three silver items including a late Victorian sterling silver matchbox holder decorated with a miniature chamber stick, Mappin Brothers, Chester 1901, 4 x 8 x 4cm, a sterling silver sugar sifter, Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1947, and a silver capstan inkwell,M C Sn Co Ld, London 1920, (no liner), 218g (7.01t oz) gross.
Lot 128
A mid Victorian hallmarked silver inkstand, George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown, engraved 'To the Hon..ble Henry Collingwood Selby, Esquire. Queens Advocate of the Island of Ceylon. This Testimonial has been Presented by his Friends at the Bar. as a Token of the high esteem they entertain towards him and in recognition of the valuable services which have distinguished his career in the Island. Colombo. Nov.r 14. 1857.', the stand holding a small chamber stick with snuffer, and a pair of inkwells, having gilt wash to the interior of the lids, and cranberry glass liners with stoppers, the inkwell decorated allover with scrolling chased and pierced floral decoration, 810g (26.05t oz) weighed without the glass liners.
Lot 49
A large sterling silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1922 (marks rubbed), bearing an inscription 'Presented to G R Bennett Esqr By the Lady staff of the National Bank College Green Dublin, on his promotion to the joint Managership of the Manchester Branch 24th November 1922', no liner, 7 x 18.5 x 18.5cm, 699g (22.5t oz) gross.
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