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Click here to subscribeTWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SOUVENIRS SPOONS viz "State Capitol Providence R.I" and 'Buffalo' a sterling silver small sauce ladle with pointed handle, three small sterling silver small two tine forks and sterling silver CAVAIAR SPOON OR SPOON SHAPED SMALL SCOOP seven pieces of cutlery in total, 4 oz (7)
ONE HUNDRED AND NINE PIECE EARLY ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE CANTEEN OF ELECTROPLATED TABLE CUTLERY FOR TWELVE PERSONS, including DESSERT FORKS AND SPOONS, CHEESE KNIVES, FIVE PIECE CARVING SET, PAIR OF SAUCE LADLES, SOUP LADLE, etc, in a fitted canteen with hinged top and two drawers with pin lock side, hinged side panels
A silver King's pattern canteen of table flatware, comprising; nine table forks, nine dessert spoons, two tablespoons, eighteen dessert forks, nine fish knives, nine fish forks, nine soup spoons, nine teaspoons, nine pastry forks, eighteen tea or cheese knives, having silver handles and stainless steel blades, nine table knives, having silver handles and stainless steel blades, with a fitted canteen box. One table knife, two tablespoons and nine pastry forks Sheffield 1975, the remaining pieces Sheffield 1976, total weight of weighable silver 4655 gms, also plated King's pattern table flatware, comprising; two tablespoons, a sauce ladle and two teaspoons.
A George III silver Sauce Ladle, hallmarked London, 1800, together with a small quantity of silver flatware, including a pair of Continental silver pickle forks, with rose finials, marked 835, teaspoons etc., a cased set of silver handled cake knives, six unboxed silver handled cake knives and a small quantity of silver plate etc., (a lot)
A Victorian silver suite of cutlery, fiddle pattern, twelve place settings comprising table knives and forks, dessert knives and forks, teaspoons, egg spoons, soup ladle, gravy spoon, two sauce ladles, sugar sifter, butter knife, sugar tongs, pickle fork and pickle spoon, seventy seven pieces, London 1895, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson), butter knife and sugar sifter dated 1894, two teaspoons replaced with similar pattern, James Beebe, London 1842, total silver weight 133.08toz, all in a fitted oak canteen, with blue baize lining and removable tray, brass carrying handles, and labelled for Hall's, King St, Manchester, 48 by 37 by 13.5cm.
A group of six George III berry spoons, comprising a Peter, Ann and William Bateman spoon, with gilt bowl, London 1802, an unusual and fine berry ladle, the gilt bowl pierced and chased with pineapples, London 1791, makers mark very rubbed, a berry spoon with detailed bowl and bright cut roses to the handle, London 1776, William Skeen, a spoon with intricately detailed decorative fruit to the bowl and bright cut handle, London 1783, Thomas Wallis II and a further pair of berry spoons with gilt bowls, London 1800, George Burrows the younger, 9.72toz gross. (6)
A collection of Chinese and Japanese works of art:To include a small Chinese brass lidded censer and a small Chinese brass lidded box, both 19th century; a Chinese watermarked silver bowl of compressed globular shape and with finely engraved decoration, early 20th century (D 14 cm); two Chinese Yixing vases bearing inscriptions, factory mark to the base, 20th century (H 16.5 cm); a Japanese Kutani vase with two applied standing ladies carrying a ladle and a bowl respectively, 'Fuku' mark to the base; early/mid 20th century (H 27 cm). CONDITION REPORT: Pot with women: Damage to the bowl the woman are holding with a hairline crack to the vase, but structurally sound.Yixing vases: Minor losses to the dark frill at the topCenser, box and bowl: Perfect condition
A Russian enamel decorated silver gilt coffee service Comprising: twelve coffee spoons, a pair of tongs and a ladle, housed in a plush lined case inscribed Peter Hertz, Copenhagen; and a typed letter of provenance inscribed This coffee service was the Copenhagen exhibit at the first World's Fair 1892-93. Mr Frederick I Pratt of Boston, Massachusetts, expressed a desire to purchase it but as an exhibit may not be purchased as an exposition. It had to be returned to Copenhagen. After 11 months it came back to Mr Pratt who presented it to my sister, Helen, as a wedding present on July 20th 1893. The case 25.5 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, tongs slightly misshapen, some general wear, some wear to case.
A collection of S Hancock & Sons Corona ware dinner wares comprising a pair of tureens and covers, a sauce tureen, cover, stand and ladle, three oval graduated meat plates and sixteen plates (three sizes) together with a set of fourteen Ridgways BOAC bowls with gilded crest and eleven matching saucers
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