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Lot 500
A modern German SBS 24ct gold plated cutlery service with moulded terminals for twelve place settings comprising - twelve table forks, twelve fish forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve teaspoons, twelve dessert spoons, twelve table spoons, fish servers, sauce ladle, soup ladle, cake knife, twelve fish knives, and twelve table knives with stainless steel blades for same (105 pieces), and brown leather covered case for same
Lot 239
HA and others, a mixed lot of hallmarked silver, flatware and holloware comprising: dinner and side forks, teaspoons, sugar nips etc., various dates and makers. Approximately 22 ounces, together with four silver plated soup spoons, a silver plated bread fork, dinner fork, basting spoon and soup ladle.
Lot 239
A 19th century Elkington & Co. silver-plated bone-handled canteen of cutlery in a fitted oak case, Old English pattern, comprising twelve dinner forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve fish knives, twelve teaspoons, twelve table spoons, five egg spoons, soup ladle and a pair of fish servers, each piece engraved with a coronet. (approx. 80 pieces)
Lot 14
A Doulton `Discovery Antarctic Expedition 1901` jug, Terra Nova electroplate spoon and fork and a `Cutty Sark` soup ladle, the jug printed in blue with the Expedition logo and with a Clarke`s patent pewter cover, 16.5cm (6.5in) high, the electroplate by Walker and Hall, the ladle decorated with pennant and name within gilt and blue lines (4) (D) The SS Discovery was purpose built by the Dundee Shipbuilder`s Company. She was launched by Lady Markham on 21st March 1901. Sir Clements Markham of the Royal Geographical Society had been the main instigator of the 1901-4 expedition and had chosen Robert Falcon Scott to lead it with Ernest Shackleton as his 3rd Officer. The ship was freed from the ice by Terra Nova sailing alongside and the use of explosives. Terra Nova was to carry Scott`s 1910-13 British Antarctic Expedition giving that ill fated expedition its name
Lot 323
An extensive Victorian service of silver dognose rattail pattern flatware, by Robert Roskell, Alan Roskell & John Mortimer Hunt, London 1883, comprising: eighteen tablespoons, 20.5cm; six further tablespoons by Francis Higgins, London 1889 & 1899, 20.5cm; fifteen dessert spoons, 17.25cm; fifteen dessert forks (mostly Francis Higgins overstruck with the mark of Robert Roskell, Alan Roskell & John Mortimer Hunt, three with the mark of Francis Higgins only, London 1889); nineteen table forks, 19.5cm together with a further thirteen by Francis Higgins, London 1889, 19.25cm, two gravy spoons, 30.25cm, one soup ladle, 34cm, six teaspoons, 13.5cm; two sauce ladles, 18.25cm together with two others by Francis Higgins, London 1889, 18.25cm; two butter knives, 19.75cm; one sugar sifter, 16cm; one pair of sugar tongs, 13cm; also in the same pattern but silver gilt britannia standard by Charles Edwards, London 1880, four dessert spoons, 20cm and ten teaspoons, all crested (for Henderson), 241oz (117 pieces)
Lot 283
An extensive American Sterling silver set of flatware by Tiffany & Co., Faneuil pattern, date letter M (1907-1947), comprising:- 12 bouillon spoons, 12 orange spoons, 18 table forks, 2 pairs of serving spoons and forks, 24 teaspoons, 22 `butter spreaders` (tea knives), 12 salad forks, 24 dessert spoons, preserve spoon, 16 entree forks, 7 coffee spoons, 12 sundae spoons, 10 table spoons, 1 sauce ladle, 199 pieces, 300 oz approx., to/w 24 knives and a cake slice with silver handles and stainless steel blades (apparently unused) and complete with the original yellow cloth Tiffany rolls
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