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Click here to subscribeA German 800. standard 156. piece part canteen of Dubarry pattern cutlery comprising twelve table spoons twelve dessert spoons ten teaspoons twelve coffee spoons twelve table forks twelve smaller forks twelve dessert forks twelve cake forks twelve table knives eleven butter knives twelve pairs of dessert knives and forks a table spoon a soup ladle a sauce ladle a cake serving slice and ten other items
*(attracts 5% import duty on hammer and premium) A George III pierced silver Old English pattern sifter ladle with embossed bowl decorated with fruit and engraved motifs Maker IB London 1804 a late Victorian embossed silver sugar bowl another sugar bowl two peppers and a plated sifter spoon (6)
A Ridgway's 19th Century "Maiden Hair Fern" Child's Dolls Dinner Service, comprising oval 2-handled lidded soup tureen with saucer and ladle, a pair of smaller lidded tureens, a pair of oval 2-handled lidded vegetable dishes with saucers, a large oval 2-handled dish, a comport, a shallow comport, 4 oval graduated meat plates, 5 dinner plates, 6 dessert plates, 4 side plates, 6 soup bowls (42)
A pair of open salts with marks for Chester 1917 maker Edward & Sons of cushion form with everted rims on four pad feet with spoons contained in a fitted case a set of twelve gilded coffee spoons with tongs and a pair of additional spoons London 1919 a matching set of four glass butter dishes with forks and spoons cased a caster a pair of toastracks a ladle and other pieces various dates and makers together with a few electroplated items (qty)
A collection of Old English pattern flatware with marks for Edinburgh 1827 maker J McKay comprising twenty-four tablespoons and dessert spoons thirty-three table forks eighteen dessert forks eighteen teaspoons (one dated 1818) a pair of sauce ladles and another matched sauce ladle Edinburgh 1881 by Hamilton & Inches all crested (qty) 214oz total
A collection of Scottish flatware to include a pair of tablespoons with bright cut decoration by William Auld a Scottish Fiddle pattern teaspoon by William Davie a Scottish Fiddle pattern teaspoon by Robert Gordon a Fiddle pattern toddy ladle by AM&Co 1847 a Fiddle and Shell pattern toddy ladle by James Howden and Company also stamped E&Co 1833 a Fiddle pattern teaspoon Edinburgh 1851 by Lister and Sons (of Newcastle) and an interesting small teaspoon by John Zeigler 1805 Ex. The Gunn Collection Part Two.
ABERDEEN - a Scottish provincial Fiddle pattern toddy ladle with marks for Aberdeen maker William Whitecross marked W.W hand and dagger and three towers also a short Fiddle pattern teaspoon by William Jamieson marked WJ ABD WJ and WJ (the last two WJ on side and final very worn) (2) The marks to the Whitecross toddy ladle are an interesting combination of marks normally associated with J Erskine Ex. The Gunn Collection Part Two.
ABERDEEN - a Scottish provincial Old English pattern teaspoon with marks for Aberdeen maker William Byres marked WB and three towers a Hanoverian pattern teaspoon by Coline Allan bottom marked with maker's mark only CA an Old English pattern teaspoon by Peter Ross bottom marked thistle and PR a Fiddle pattern salt spoon by Rettie and Sons marked R&S A B D Edinburgh 1839 an unusually large Fiddle pattern condiment ladle by Rettie and Sons marked R&S A B D Edinburgh 1843 a Fiddle pattern teaspoon by George Sangster marked GS A B D Edinburgh 1865 and a teaspoon by George Booth marked G.B A B D and N (all marks double struck) (7) Ex. The Gunn Collection Part Two.
ARBROATH - a Scottish provincial Fiddle pattern toddy ladle with marks for Arbroath maker Andrew Davidson marked AD Edinburgh 1837 together with a Celtic Point pattern teaspoon by John Glenny of Montrose marked IG and with three indistinct marks also an old English pattern teaspoon marked with maker's mark only JA (mark previously ascribed to Dundee and Banff) (3) Ex. The Gunn Collection Part Two.
BANFF - a Scottish provincial Old English pattern teaspoon with marks for Banff maker John Keith marked H IK and B a dessert spoon possibly by J Robertson of Perth marked JR eagle S tree and eagle (mark very worn) a teaspoon by William Constable of Dundee marked pot of lilies thrice and WC together with a Fiddle pattern toddy ladle by West and Sons Dublin 1891 (4)
PERTH - a Scottish provincial cream ladle with marks for Perth circa 1800 maker Robert Keay with five marks RK thrice alternating with double headed eagle twice of Fiddle and Shell pattern also a teaspoon Perth circa 1830 by John Urquhart with four marks JU double eagle U and S of Fiddle pattern with engraved initials (2)
A Villeroy & Boch blue and white part dinner service transfer decorated in the 'Onion' pattern, comprising; soup tureen, cover, stand and ladle, pair of vegetable tureens and covers, sauce tureen, cover stand and ladle, further ladle, four graduated meat platters and two small platters, ten dinner plates, twelve soup plates, nine dessert plates, eight side plates and two egg cups.
A 19th Century part dinner service, blue and white Chinese Marine pattern, comprising three 14 1/2" meat dishes, four 12 1/2" meat dishes, twenty three 10" plates, eighteen 8 3/4" plates, seventeen side plates, seven 10" soup dishes, two small serving plates, one large two handled tureen, a smaller tureen with cover, two covered vegetable dishes, one two handled fruit bowl, a pair of two handled covered sauce tureens with four stands, one ladle and two spare covers, four hors d'oeuvre dishes and a serving tazza (93).
A Victorian blue and white transfer printed pottery miniature or doll's dinner service, comprising vegetable tureen with cover and stand, a pair of sauce tureens with covers, stands, and one ladle, other bowls, a pair of sauce boats, meat dishes, plates various sets of six, soup plates, various named scenes include Kenilworth Priory, Abbey Mill, Lanercost Priory, Donington Park, Tewkesbury Church, etc, some pieces without back stamps identifying scene, as an indication of scale the sauceboat stands approx. 6cm (2 1/2in) to the top of the handle, 51 individual pieces
A service of German silver flatware Robbe & Berking import marked for Birmingham 1991 Rosenmuster pattern part gilded comprising: ten steak knives ten table knives ten cheese knives ten pastry knives ten fish knives two cheese serving knives two butter knives ten tablespoons ten dessert spoons ten large coffee spoons ten table forks ten dessert forks ten cake forks ten fish forks ten napkin rings a pair of fish servers a pair of pastry servers an asparagus server a sauce ladle a soup ladle and seven assorted serving spoons and forks 240oz (all in) all contained in a fitted polished mahogany stained cabinet (148)
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