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Click here to subscribeVier Vorlegeteile, 19./20. Jh., unterschiedliche Hersteller, Silber verschiedene Feingehalte, unterschiedliche Dekore, 1x durchbrochen gearbeitet, 2 Spagelheber, Fischheber (Heber geknickt) und Saucenkelle, L. bis 31,5 cm, ca. 300 g Four serving pieces, 19th/20th century, different makers, silver different finenesses, different decorations, 1x openwork, 2 spagel lifters, fish lifter (lifter bent) and sauce ladle, l. to 31.5 cm, approx. 300 g
60 Teile Tafelbesteck, England, ca. 1816-1861, MZ: überwiegend Paul Storr, London, aber auch George Whiting, London und Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London, einige Teile mit verschlagener Punze, Sterlingsilber 925/000, mit reichem Reliefdekor, Muschel-, Voluten- und Schuppenmotive, 12 gr. u. 12 kl. Gabeln, 12 gr. u. 12 kl. Löffel (1x rep.), 11 Teelöffel und 1 Suppenkelle, L. bis 34 cm, Gesamtgew. ca. 4710 g60 pieces of table cutlery, England, ca. 1816-1861, maker's mark mostly Paul Storr, London, but also George Whiting, London and Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London, some pieces with chipped hallmark, sterling silver 925/000, with rich relief decoration, shell, volute and scale motifs, 12 gr. and 12 small forks, 12 large and 12 small spoons (1x repaired), 11 teaspoons and 1 soup ladle, l. up to 34 cm, total weight ca. 4710 g
53 Teile Tafelbesteck, England, 1813/1817, MZ: Paul Storr, London, Sterlingsilber 925/000, mit reichem Reliefdekor, ornamentale und Muschelmotive, Monogramm mit Motto, 12 gr. u. 13 kl. Gabeln, 12 gr. u. 7 kl. Löffel, 7 Teelöffel, Heber und Saucenkelle, L. bis 32 cm, Gesamtgew. ca. 4265 g, Provenienz: Adelsgeschlecht Hardt von Wöllenstein53 pieces of cutlery, England, 1813/1817, maker's mark Paul Storr, London, sterling silver 925/000, with rich relief decoration, ornamental and shell motifs, monogram with motto, 12 gr. and 13 small forks, 12 gr. and 7 small spoons, 7 teaspoons, siphon and sauce ladle, l. to 32 cm, total weight ca. 4265 g, provenance: noble family Hardt von Wöllenstein
A collection of assorted silver, including: a George III silver sugar-bowl, marks rubbed, possibly Newcastle, circa 1790, oval and with overhead swing handle, 14cm wide; a George III silver mounted twisted whale bone toddy ladle, the bowl set with a coin, 32.5cm long; an Elizabeth II silver wine-bottle coaster and a silver-mounted glass dressing-table jar, weighable silver 7oz 1dwt, 219gr (qty)
A French silver plated table service of fiddle thread pattern for 12 settings, comprising; 24 table forks; 24 table/soup spoons; 12 pastry forks; 12 snail forks; 12 teaspoons; 12 pairs of fish eaters (spoon handles); 12 table knives; 12 cheese knives; pair of fish carvers; gravy spoon; sauce ladle Stamped S.F.A.M. Condition Report: generally fair to good. very mild wear from use and with typical tarnishing Condition Report Disclaimer
Y Assorted table serving flatware including a French silver plated and ivory handled serving slice, a pair of French silver plated sprung serving tongs; 6 pairs of Christofle fish eaters reeded fiddle pattern spoon handles; 3 pairs of Christofle salad servers leaf scroll terminals; vine handled sugar sifter and spoon; 6 various sugar spoons; 3 cheese hooks; 4 butter spreaders; soup ladle with fiddle thread handle; ten pairs of silver plated and mother-of-pearl handled fruit eaters; a Dutch silver sugar sifter spoon; a continental silver bead handled serving slice; a pair of silver plated grape scissors; a cased set of a Swiss silver soup ladle, pair of gravy spoons and a sauce ladle (quantity). Condition Report: All with wear from use and cleaning, some with platting removed at margins, slice handle with splits, hooks one with damaged handle, fruit eaters case distressed, Swiss set case distressed. Condition Report Disclaimer
A suite of French silver gilt mounted cut glass pieces including a caviar bowl, 22cm diameter; a salad bowl 21.5cm diameter; a large twin handled wine cooler, 24cm high and another similar ice bucket with associated spoon, 13.5cm high, each marked with 2nd standard Minerva head and maker's mark of AC flanking double-ended hammer; and a similar silver gilt mounted cut glass pedestal bowl, 23cm diameter and an ice pail with ladle, 14cms high both marked A925 W (6) Condition Report: All in fair condition- but tarnished- mild wear to foot rims and occasional small nibbles from handling and use. Small twin handled ice bucket with crack to bottom on handle, small plain pail with dent to top edge. The large wine cooler is in generally fair condition but does have rough patches to the 'bobbles' beneath the handles- it's hard to say whether this is from manufacture- a sort of pontil area- or whether it is a later knocks they have taken- but, either way- they are rough to the touch. Both look very similar- and seem to be the overlapping edge from construction- which has not been smoothed off. Otherwise- dirty- small wear to foot rim. Metalwork with tarnishing Condition Report Disclaimer
Mappin & Webb- a silver plated flatware service for 12 settings, bead pattern, housed in a two drawer oak canteen table, 73cms wide, 76cms high Condition Report: Cabinet with some wear from use- notably to drawer linings Service generally fair to good condition- some tarnishing and mild wear from use- 1 ladle and 1 coffee spoon absent Condition Report Disclaimer
A Russian silver ladle, with monogram to terminal, Russian assay marks, makers marks Knuth, together with three other toddy ladles, gross weight of Russian ladle 7.69ozt.Condition report: Overall condition fair to poorRussian ladle with repair work to handleOne toddy ladle with damage to bowl
A group of Oriental ceramics, to include a Chinese Ming style pottery figure of a standing bearded sage, in flowing robes, partially coloured in blue and green, unmarked, 26cm high, an early 19thC Chinese porcelain tea bowl, 15cm diameter, of circular form, set with panels of figures, polychrome decorated in orange, green and purple, an early 19thC Chinese porcelain bowl and a ladle, a 20thC Japanese Fairylite coffee service, comprising coffee pot, 19cm high, two handled sugar bowl, milk jug, four cups and saucers, each raised with three clawed dragons, predominately in grey, blue and white with gilt highlights, marked beneath. (a quantity)
A Collection of George III and Later Silver Flatware, Various Maker's and Dates, Fiddle pattern, most pieces engraved with differing crests, comprising: 12 table-forks 8 table-spoons A soup-ladle 69oz 19dwt, 2,175gr (21) . The table forks: 5 by Eley and Fearn, London, 1816 and 1817; 1 with indistinct maker's mark, London, 1814; 3 by William Eley, London, 1845; 2by Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1847; one by George Turner, London, 1824 and 4 probably by Samuel Smily, London, 1867 and 1870. The table-spoons probably by Samuel Smily, London, 1865 and 1869. The soup-ladle by George Adams, London, 1875. The marks are generally clear, though the maker's marks on some are poorly struck. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the engraving. There is some minor wear to the tines.
A selection of largely silver plate and other metal ware, to include a Walker and Hall silver plated four piece tea set, comprising tea hot, hot water pot, twin handled open sucrier, and milk jug, together with a Walker and Hall silver plated footed tray or salver, silver plated wine bottle coaster, silver plated toddy ladle, selection of flatware, plus two silver thimbles, a mother of pearl fruit knife with silver blade, etc. - Condition Report
Edwardian silver mounted glass heart dish by Jones & Crompton,silver mounted glass jar by James Deakin & Sons, silver mounted scent bottle, silver heart dish by George Unite and one other, all hallmarked, 19th century continental miniature table stamped, George II silver ladle, London 1756 and one other set with a silver George II coin (8) - Condition Report
Small Oriental cabinet as found; carved wooden box containing two sets of playing cards; small mahogany pocket watch sprung box; metal tin in the shape of a long case clock; box containing small weighing scales and weights including wafer weights; bone carving of a monkey; beetle ware pot; four various hunting knives, one by M&D of Canada 1915; horn and metal bound knife; leather case telescope; brass ladle; four stone eggs. Estimate £50-80.
A BOX OF GRAYS POTTERY AND ROYAL DOULTON, the Grays pottery handpainted with dandelion clocks/seed heads and leaves, includes a bulbous lamp base, biscuit barrel, jugs, plates, tea and coffee wares and a Royal Doulton 'Congress' pattern sauce tureen, cover, ladle and plate/stand (one box) condition: various backstamps, some with other names overprinted backstamps, difficult to read, teapot ok, coffee pot lid has pontil reglued, lamp base ok, jugs height 19cm, paint flecks but ok, 12.5cm cracked and restored handle and body, 11.5cm reglued handle, 7.5cm reglued handle, 5cm crazed glazing, biscuit barrel reglued lid, sugar bowl paint flecks, four coffee cans - glued obvious to handles, four saucers for cans - three same backstamps, one different, two cups and saucers - all marked 'Sunbuff' and ok, cake plate ok and smaller plate ok, twin opening dish (salt/pepper) all ok
An early Victorian Newcastle silver sauce ladle, Fiddle & Shell pattern, engraved initials LR, Newcastle 1860, maker DP over crown, weight 67 grams, and a George III silver sauce ladle, London 1790, weight 56 grams. CONDITION REPORT: Both in good used condition commensurate with use and age.
A small 20th century silver ladle, Old English pattern. Marks for Sheffield, maker MH & Co. 13 cm long, with a weight of 32 grams. Together with a silver plated ashtray of cantered square form with inscription to the interior. 12 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The ladle in good used condition with some fine scratching, the ashtray with some fine scratching, some accumulated dirt and some slight bubbling or deterioration to the silver plating.
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