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Lot 645
A collection of plated wares to include a 19th century four-piece serpentine silver-plated tea service with ivory finials, a 1930s electroplated Britannia metal bachelor's tea service, a silver-plated cruet cradle to take five bottles and a 19th century silver-plated hot water jug with chased decoration, height 17.5cm.
Lot 200
VICTORIAN GILT METAL TARG BROOCH set with two red stones and a small pearl and having glazed hair locket back, 2" diameter, TWO EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY CARVED IVORY BEAD NECKLACES (a.f.), VICTORIAN OVAL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, in gold coloured metal frame with filigree surround and a PORCELAIN SINGLE FORGET-ME-NOT BLOOM BROOCH (5)
Lot 369
CASED SET OF SIX PAIRS OF ELECTROPLATED FISH EATERS WITH SILVER FERRULES AND BONE HANDLES, in a fitted oak case, together with THREE CASED OR BOXED SETS OF CUTLERY, a VICTORIAN FANCY PRESERVE SPOON with embossed bowl and knobbly ivory handle, (in fitted case for a pair), SET OF TWELVE TEASPOONS AND MATCHING CAKE FORKS, etc
Lot 166
19th Century English School"Gracilla Boddington," painted on ivory, attractive head and shoulders of an elegant young Lady with pearls in hair, wearing a low cut blue dress with silk rim, approx. 10cms x 7cms (4" x 3") in ornate gilt frame, inscribed on reverse.* Gracilla Boddington (known as Aunt Gra) of Mrs. Charles Smith (nee Frances Elizabeth Boddington) and great aunt of Mrs. Jalib Claudias (nee Gracilla Smith) gift to Agnes Mary Claudias and Dorothy Grace Claudias from their grandmother Mrs. Charles Smith.
Lot 82
A novelty horn snuff mull, in the form of a seal, a cased folding knife and fork set, a a Dutch silver caddy spoon, bears Dutch hallmarks and English hallmarks for David Bridge, London 1893, a Continental silver tea strainer in the form of a bucket, a silver Guernsey milk churn, Joseph Cook & Son, Birmingham 1886, and an ivory handled quill knife (Qty)
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