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Lot 2044
ADIE BROTHERS LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver teapot with cast beaded rim on four ball feet, with presentation inscription, Birmingham 1941, approx weight 20.5 ozt / 640g. Condition Report: As stated there is a presentation inscription, there is light tarnishing, minor rubbing to the marks but good condition.
Lot 2053
MARK WILLIS & SON; an Edward VII hallmarked silver twin handled sugar bowl, with cast rim and gilded interior, with engraved initials to body, on four ball feet, Sheffield 1908, approx weight 8.93ozt/277g.Condition Report: Light tarnishing and wear, minor scratches and knocks but good condition.
Lot 2117
VANDER & HEDGES; a graduated set of four Edwardian hallmarked silver oval dishes, with gadrooned edges, London 1907, length of longest 46cm, combined weight 150.5ozt/4695g.Condition Report: Each stamped for Tessiers Ltd London on the underside, general light wear through use but overall good condition.
Lot 2131
CHARLES RILEY & GEORGE STORER; a William IV hallmarked silver salver of circular form, with a cast border of open shall detail outside a chased border of scrolling detail, with engraved initial 'M', London 1836, approx. 13.46ozt/418g. Condition Report: Light tarnishing, minor scratches and scuffs, but good condition.
Lot 2137
S BLANCKENSEE & SON LTD; a George V hallmarked silver twin handled vase of baluster form, with a shaped shield cartouche engraved with family crest and scrolling detail, the back engraved 'CJBL from CPL, Oxford October 20 1927', Chester 1911, approx weight 10.2ozt/317g.Condition Report: Tarnishing and wear, light denting to the body.
Lot 2138
BAKER BROS; a late Victorian hallmarked silver salver, with engraved detailing beneath a shell and scroll border, on scroll feet, Birmingham 1898, diameter 27cm, weight 17ozt/529g,Condition Report: Patina of light scratches and wear throughout and some areas of the scroll detailing have worn through with small holes, clear maker's marks verso, overall a little tired.
Lot 2143
A Elizabeth II hallmarked silver dressing table tray with embossed scroll detail and vacant central oval cartouche, Sheffield 1994, 30.5 x 21.5cm, approx weight 13.9ozt/433g.Condition Report: Of good gauge and in good condition, free from any engraved or inscriptions, light surface scratches and some light toning tarnishing throughout.
Lot 2148
CHARLES STUART HARRIS; a late Victorian hallmarked silver card tray, with gadrooned shell border, on three scroll feet, London 1894, diameter 15.5cm, 6ozt.198g. Condition Report: One slight dent to the surface however this is very shallow, age wear patina to the surface throughout and light rubbing but essentially ok.
Lot 2156
A Norwegian 830 grade silver footed bowl with panelled border on three Art Deco style scrolling feet, diameter 20cm, approx weight 6.88ozt/214g. Condition Report: Light tarnishing and wear, minor surface scratches and knocks but overall good condition. The bowl stands ok. Marks to base - please see image.
Lot 2158
JAMES DIXON & SONS; a pair of Edward VII hallmarked silver Arts and Crafts candlesticks with circular drip trays on tapering columns, on raised plinth bases with studwork borders, with retailer's stamp for Warings of London, Sheffield 1907, height 31cm (2).Condition Report: Each drip tray is slightly bent/misshapen, light scratches, tarnishing and wear, very minor denting to the bases, slight misshaping to the sticks but overall good condition.
Lot 2175
ASPREY & CO; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver cigarette box of shaped rectangular form, with cast rim and engine turned decoration, with part lined interior and gilded cover, London 1958, engraved with presentation inscription 'Councillor and Mrs Desmond Plummer, Mayor and Mayoress of St Marylebone, 1950-1959, from the members of the council in appreciation of their services', fitted in leather box. Width of silver box is 14cm, depth is 11cm. Height is 3.75cm.Condition Report: Light tarnishing and wear but overall good condition and presented well. The box is wood lined therefore, it cannot be weighed.
Lot 2179
BETJEMANN BROS; a late Victorian hallmarked silver mounted coromandel cigarette box with cedar wood interior, the hallmarked silver mounts for London, width 18cm, depth 10cm.Condition Report: Light wear, minor tarnishing and scuffs but overall good condition, there are vertical cracks/splits to the top.
Lot 2190
S. BLANCKENSEE & SON LTD; an Edwardian hallmarked silver vesta case, Birmingham 1907, together with two hallmarked silver snuff boxes and a white metal example, weighable silver 1.75ozt/54.4g (4).Condition Report: The box engraved 'Harry' and the one with two initials to the lid are both tired in appearance throughout and the second one has two splits to the silver on the lid. Dutch box much better and with general light rubbing and some wear to underside. Vesta with age wear to surface throughout and slight blemish to one corner. Perhaps a couple of slight creases to surface.
Lot 2200
GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS COMPANY LTD; a George V hallmarked silver cigarette case of rectangular form, with cedarwood lined interior, and applied Royal Artillery medallion and engine turned decoration, London 1912, width 13.5cm.Condition Report: Minor dents and knocks, light tarnishing and wear.
Lot 2205
A cased set of six Elizabeth II hallmarked silver champagne bowls with elaborate textured detail, gilt washed interior, turned stems to engraved spreading foot, maker's marks SG, Sheffield 1975, height 13.5cm, diameter of bowl 9.5cm, combined weight 41.76ot/1300g.Condition Report: These have never been out of the box or used and therefore just have light tarnishing and toning.
Lot 2209
A Victorian hallmarked silver game markers, Birmingham 1857, approx weight 2.98ozt/92.7g.Condition Report: Possibly Bridge markers. The markers are white metal and the weight given includes this. The markers are not hallmarked. The case was originally a vesta case. Case with light age wear patina. Lid does not close fully.
Lot 2220
CW FLETCHER & SON LTD; an Edwardian hallmarked silver lidded urn in the neo-Classical manner, Sheffield 1904, height 18.5cm, approx. 8ozt/248g.Condition Report: Presented in good condition with very light surface wear. The finial is very slightly leaning to one side, and there is some tarnishing and toning.
Lot 2226
THOMAS BRADBURY & SONS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver pedestal bowl with pierced and cast decoration, Sheffield 1914, on a turned wooden stand with a white metal band, inscribed 'Russian Winter Cup', overall height 21cm (weighted).Condition Report: The bowl is weighted, light surface wear and scratches, minor tarnishing, the bowl is not inscribed, only the base.
Lot 2230
IC; a George III hallmarked silver pen tray of shaped rectangular form, with C scrolling handle, and cast border with open shells, London, 1768, approx. weight 9.29ozt/289g, width 20cm. Condition Report: Light tarnishing and wear, two of the feet are slightly bent, indistinctly finely engraved to the underside.
Lot 2231
A Chinese white metal four piece dressing table set, possibly Luen Wu, comprising circular box and cover, two brushes and a handmirror, each decorated with dragons in relief, the circular box diameter 9.5cm, and a similar Wang Hing rectangular box, weighable metal 11ozt/349g (5).Condition Report: Circular box with some slight knocks and general scratches to the underside, the rectangular box with a split to the front left corner of the lid, the bristles will need replacing on both brushes and with some knocks to the edge, mirror with some spotting and light surface scratches throughout, all pieces with general age wear rubbing.
Lot 2232
SAMPSON MORDAN; a Victorian hallmarked silver novelty perfume bottle in the form of a Christmas cracker, with chased decoration of scrolling detail surrounding a lozenge shaped cartouche of a maiden, London 1883, length 10cm.Condition Report: The hinged cover slightly loose, but does close. No stopper needed as there is a glass top with screw action which works correctly and the glass appears in good order. Light tarnishing and wear. The release does spring open occasionally as the stopper does not close 100% true.
Lot 2233
GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO; an Edward VII hallmarked silver cased carriage clock of rectangular form, with shaped swing handle, the case with repoussé decoration of cherubs, cupid and exotic birds and animals surrounding the dial set with Arabic numerals, on four bun feet, London 1902, height including swing handle 10cm.Condition Report: Light tarnishing, denting to the case throughout, polish residue remains to the dial and to the fingers, the case back has been engraved with initials and dated 1903, slight misshaping to the case, the movement winds but does not function.
Lot 2242
A Georgian hallmarked shaped silver snuff box, set with brown agate to the hinged lid, lion standard and date letter mark only, length 7cm.Condition Report: The cover does not close 100% true, light turning and scratches otherwise good condition. Hinge ok but a little slack, no 'snap' when closed. Perhaps only a 1mm gap when lid is closed.
Lot 2251
HAWKSWORTH, EYRE & CO; a pair of Edward VII hallmark silver squat Corinthian column candlesticks, Sheffield 1906, height 15 cm (filled).Condition Report: Light tarnishing and wear to each, one of the top rings is slightly bent and there is a gap between the attachable scones at the top of the stick, knocks to the edges.
Lot 2267
A George V hallmarked silver seven piece cruet, comprising wet mustard, two pepperettes and four twin handled salts, with four salt spoons and a mustard spoon, maker's intials 'CCP', London 1907-11, 15ozt/467g, in fitted case named for Barraclough & Sons, Leeds.Condition Report: Light tarnishing throughout, minor wear through use but overall ok, internally a little grubby and some of the spoon holders have snapped, externally with minor wear.
Lot 2277
VINERS LIMITED; a George VI hallmarked silver Art Deco sugar caster of square panelled form with chased geometric motifs, Sheffield 1938, height 11.5cms, approx weight 5.7ozt / 177g.Condition Report: Light wear, surface scratches, the odd very minor knock but otherwise good condition. Lid fits but a little loose.
Lot 2280
CHARLES STUART HARRIS; a late Victorian Britannia silver sugar caster of circular form with locking top and panelled decoration to the body, London 1900, height 21cm, approx weight 13.06ozt/406g.Condition Report: Light tarnishing and wear, the piece has been well polished, the finial has been knocked and is slightly leaning, light scratches and scuffs.
Lot 2288
JOSEPH GLOSTER LTD; a George V hallmarked silver photograph frame, with oval aperture and moulded with floral hairbell detailings, Birmingham 1912, height 31.5cm, with a smaller pierced hallmarked silver photograph frame, Birmingham 1918 (2).Condition Report: The larger frame is lacking some of the pins holding the silver to the ebonised back frame, silver with general light rubbing and minor surface wear but essentially ok, the frame with general wear and lacking part of the wood on the apex on the reverse, the smaller photograph frame will need a new backing and a new easel, the silver with general light patina and some slight knocks but essentially ok.
Lot 2289
A hallmarked silver tea caddy of shaped oval form with turned finial, on four paw feet, Birmingham (marks rubbed), height 10cm, approx weight 5.8ozt/181g.Condition Report: Rubbing to the marks, piece is offset and leaning due to bent feet, tarnishing and wear. Light age wear patina to the surface. Lid closes ok but with slight movement when closed.
Lot 23
A 19th century rosewood toilet box, the leather and velvet lined compartmented interior enclosing various plate mounted toilet jars and boxes, height 18cm, width 29cm, depth 20cm.Condition Report: Exterior with general age wear, light scratches and scuffs but nothing serious, internally much cleaner with general wear.
Lot 2310
THOMAS SHAW; a George IV hallmarked silver snuff box of plain rectangular form and with traces of gilt wash to the interior, Birmingham 1825, 8 x 5cm, approx. 2.8ozt/88g.Condition Report: Free from any engraving, but the top is slightly sprung. Some light scratches and tarnishing throughout. The lid is very slightly sprung.
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