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Lot 201
Bag of assorted silver to include: large silver basting spoon, London hallmark, maker's mark: T.H. G.H.; silver berry spoon, Birmingham hallmark, maker's mark: H&T; cased silver three piece cutlery set; mustard spoon; coffee spoon; ladle and cheese knife.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: The silver items weigh 10 troy oz approximately. Condition overall is good, although all pieces have some surface wear with rubbed hallmarks.
Lot 70
Probably a serving ladle caviar, classical model with spherical and large bowl, long twisted stem, beautiful floral decorations and scroll enamel in concentric circles, blue beads in surround, elegant streaks of white enamel on the button, initials "M.N" engraved (owner), 15.7 cm long, 60 g, "84" standard garanty, silversmith G. Klingert. R!
Lot 1
An antique George III Provincial Irish Sterling Silver soup ladle by Carden Terry of Cork, circa 1780. Marked Sterling and CT twice. Of typical form, the scalloped bowl embellished with undulating fluted decoration, and the Old English handle with feathered edge and engraved crest. Length 35cm / 13.75". Silver weight 155g / 5 troy oz.
Lot 491
An American sterling canteen, for eight settingsWith engraved foliate decoration, pat. number 1932, by Towle Manufacturing Co., Newbury, Massachusetts, US, comprising; seven meat forks, eight salad forks, eight soup spoons, three tablespoons, fourteen teaspoons, eight iced teaspoons, a salad fork and a spoon, a sauce ladle, a cream ladle, seven steel bladed meat knives, eight butter knives, a carving knife and fork, a pickle fork, a pair of sugar tongs, a lemon fork, a sugar spoon, a steel bladed small and large cake knife, a serving spoon, weight of weighable silver approx. 67oz
Lot 473
A Georgian silver punch ladleOf conventional form, with a twist whale bone handle and plain bowl with spout to one side, length 41cm, together with a Georgian silver toddy ladle, with a twist whale bone and white metal stem, the bowl inset with a 1709 Queen Anne shilling, length 32cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Larger ladle with many dents/slight splits Smaller ladle dented to a lesser extent
Lot 229
A MISCELLANEOUS GROUP OF "OLD ENGLISH" PATTERN SILVER CUTLERY, VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES comprising: 6 dessert forks, James Payne, London, 1829; 4 dessert spoons, George Wintle, London, 1800; 1 x dessert spoon, Edward Thomason, Birmingham, 1790; 1 x dessert spoon, George Smith Jnr (IV), London,1799; 3 soup spoons, William Eley & William Fearn, London, 1804; 1 soup spoon, Sarah & John William Blake, London, 1815; 2 soup spoons, Peter, Ann & Wm Bateman, London, 1799; 1 soup spoon, Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1815; 6 dinner forks, Randall Chatterton, London, 1805; 14 teaspoons, mostly Georgian; a mustard spoon; a small ladle, and a group of 4 "Fiddle Pattern" teaspoons, various makers, 1583g all inclusive (44)
Lot 231
A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER TODDY LADLE, MAKER'S MARK WA, PROBABLY WILLIAM AULD, EDINBURGH, 1816 twisted horn handle, small dent to bowl, 33,5cm long; A George III Silver Sugar Nips, Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1800, with foliate bright-cut decoration, 32g; A George III Silver and Bone Stilton Cheese Scoop, Samuel Penbeton, Birmingham,1809, of typical form, split and repair to handle, and A Group of Miscellaneous Silver Items, various makers and dates, comprising: 12 teaspoons and a Hat Pin Box of cylindrical foliate moulded form, 284g all inclusive (16) PROVENANCENOT SUITABLE FOR EXPORT
Lot 1182
A Victorian silver stuffing spoon, in the Fiddle pattern, engraved with the initial T, maker Charles Boyden I, London 1841, 5oz; together with an early 20th century Norwegian silver ladle, in the shell pattern, maker J Tostrup, stamped S830 J Tostrup 1919, with further presentation inscription and dated 16/05/1919, 6oz (2)
Lot 1007A
Masons 'Chinese Peony' pattern eight person dinner service Condition Report 9 dinner plates, 9 bowls, 8 tea plates, 9 side plates, set of three graduating meat plates, large jug, pouring jug and saucer, flower shaped bowl, 2 serving dishes, 2 lidded tureens, lidded soup tureen with ladle and saucer, 3 smaller side plates and a medium sized plate. Some pieces have crazing and some signs of wear, otherwise good condition. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 220
A Victorian iron bound oak silver chest containing; a suite of silver cutlery by Robert Stewart, Sheffield 1858, single struck in the Princess Pattern, comprising a pair of basting spoons, twelve tablespoons, twelve dinner forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve sauce ladles, a soup ladle, a mustard spoon, four salt spoons. With twelve further teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, same maker with marks for Glasgow 1860, total silver weight 161oz (81) A Victorian three-piece silver tea service by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1858, comprising teapot, cream and sugar (57oz) with matching silver plated kettle on stand and a coffee pot (5) A set of four graduated silver plated meat dish covers (the smallest 37.5cm long, the largest 51cm long) A silver plated double handled serving tray 75cm across the handles A silver plated 6 bottle cruet frame (1 bottle undamaged) and a silver plated six division toastrack A silver plated entree dish and cover All items except the toastrack monogrammed "K". Weighable silver 218oz The silver chest custom fitted to take all the above items, 81cm x 51cm x 61cm With original purchase receipt from Robert Stewart, Watchmaker, Goldsmith and Jeweller, Glasgow 1860 Provenance: Mr Hugh Kirkwood Esq. (1820-1880) and thence by family descent The monogram "K" refers to Mr Hugh Kirkwood, a banker with the Thistle Bank which became part of the Union Bank of Scotland and is now part of Lloyds Banking Group. Mr Kirkwood was also factor to John Campbell Colquhoun of Killermont, part of the family of the Colquhoun's of Luss. Mr Kirkwood and his wife, Jessy lived in Killermont Cottage on the Colquhoun Estate. This chest and its contents was a wedding gift to the couple. Mr Kirkwood, an esteemed member of West of Scotland society laid the foundation stone of Partick Bridge, Glasgow.
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