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Lot 1162

Two Victorian Salt Spoons, Old English Bead pattern with Shell bowls, length 2 15/16”, London 1866, Maker’s Mark George W Adams with further journeyman’s marks (2)

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Lot 1163

Five George III Teaspoons, Old English pattern, initialled, length 5 ¼”, London 1793, Maker’s Mark Peter & Anne Bateman (5)

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Lot 1164

A Silver and whalebone Toddy Ladle of small proportions, the polished oval bowl with maker’s mark only, WN, to a twisted whalebone handle and cap finial, length 6 ½”

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Lot 1165

Six William IV Scottish Teaspoons, single struck Kings pattern variant, initialled, length 5 ½”, Glasgow 1831, Maker’s Mark GI, overstruck JMcK (6)

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Lot 1166

A late 18th/early 19th Century Scottish Provincial Ladle, Old English pattern (erased) with oval bowl, length 6 ¼”, Aberdeen circa 1800, Maker’s Mark James Erskine

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Lot 1167

A George III bottom struck Sifter Spoon, Old English Feathered Edge pattern (erased), with circular pierced bowl, length 6 ½”, London 1775, Maker’s Mark William Sumner 1st & Richard Crossley

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Lot 1168

A George III double ended Marrow Scoop, of typical form, with engraved mid-stem and further engraved crest verso of narrow bowl, length 8 ¼”, London 1784, Maker’s Mark BM

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Lot 1169

A George V Spoon in the Arts & Crafts manner, the hammered oval bowl with wirework supports, to a drawn square section stem with bulbous knop and rope twist girdle, to a further rope twist bordered seal finial, length 7 ½”, Birmingham 1918, Maker’s Mark A E Jones

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Lot 1171

Two Elizabeth II Serving Spoons, each with polished circular bowls to broad and stylised block work handles with scrolling finials, length 4”, Birmingham 1960, Maker’s Mark ETB (2)

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Lot 1172

A George VI Condiment Spoon, the hammered oval bowl to a tapering stem with flared and arched finial, length 5 ¼”, Sheffield 1945, Maker’s Mark CWF

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Lot 1174

A George V Caddy Spoon, the polished oval bowl to a flared tripoint finial, length 2 ¾”, Sheffield 1929, Maker’s Mark CB&S

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Lot 1175

A pair of Danish parcel gilt Sugar Tongs, of sprung scissor form with Rattail bowls, to pierced and gilt handles, length 4 ¼”, and marked W A S Sorensen, Sterling, Denmark, 925S

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Lot 1179

An Edward VIII Coronation Commemorative Caddy Spoon, the shaped and polished bowl to a waisted handle set with a profile portrait of King Edward VIII with red enamel border, length 2 ¾”, Birmingham 1936, Maker’s Mark WHH

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Lot 1180

An Edward VIII Coronation Souvenir Spoon, the polished bowl to an inscribed stem “Crowned May 12th 1937”, and a portrait finial, also marked “King Edward VIII” with a white enamel border, in its original fitted case of issue. Birmingham 1936, Maker’s Mark WHH

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Lot 1181

An Edward VIII Coronation Commemorative Condiment Spoon, the oval bowl to a facetted stem marked “Crowned May 12th 1937”, to a portrait finial also inscribed “King Edward VIII” with a blue enamel background, in its original fitted box of issue, Birmingham 1936, Maker’s Mark WHH

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Lot 1182

An Edward VIII Coronation Commemorative Condiment Spoon, the oval bowl to a facetted stem marked “Crowned May 12th 1937”, to a portrait finial also inscribed “King Edward VIII” with a red enamel background, in its original fitted box of issue, Birmingham 1936, Maker’s Mark WHH

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Lot 1187

A George V Continental enamelled and ivory mounted Powder Bowl, the pedestal bowl with applied ivory rims to engine-turned fields decorated with lemon yellow enamel, to a pull-off cover with silver rim and similar decoration to the cover, also with violet and gilt highlighted swags and turned ivory button finial and mirror lining, diameter 3”, and bearing import marks for London 1914, sponsor’s mark RB

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Lot 1188

A Victorian Tortoiseshell mounted Silver Table Vesta Case, modelled in the form of a tortoise, the naturalistically modelled tortoise shell hinged to one side to reveal a raised body with opposed striker and oval match holder, and raised on naturalistic legs and raised head, with inscription to the base “Xmas 1883” (slight losses and repair), length 3 3/8”, London 1881, Maker’s Mark Thomas Johnson

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Lot 1189

A late 19th Century Russian Silver and Nephrite Spill Vase, by Karl Fabergé, Workmaster Michael Perchin, the polished and tapering conical body with a plain collar (probably originally with an insert), and contained within a classical styled frame with guilloche borders and set with three rams head masks on spreading supports, with scrolling bases united by platform base with central rosette and raised on three button feet (with traces of original matt gilt finish), and marked with the Workmaster’s Punch, Russian assay mark with female mask 88 and thirdly the mark for Fabergé (incomplete), height 3”, width 2”

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Lot 1192

A George IV large presentation inscribed Salver, of shaped circular form, with cast and applied “C” scroll and foliate border, to a heavily chased and engraved floral foliate and shell field, centred with a later presentation inscription “Presented to Robert Smith Esqr, MRCS and C, by his Friends on his leaving Whitechurch, Oxon after a Residence of Many Years, in Token of their Personal Esteem and, Appreciation of his Long and Zealous Professional Services, June 1861”, and raised on four heavily cast “C” scroll and foliate feet, diameter 23 ¾”, weight approx 156 oz, London 1823, Maker’s Mark William Eley & Fearn

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Lot 1193

An Edward VII hallmarked Silver Model of the “Warwick Vase”, of typical form, and raised on a presentation inscribed square base “Presented to Reginald J N Neville Esqr, Conservative Candidate, Wigan General Election, 1910, by 5428 of his Admirers in Recognition of his Gallant Fight and in Proof of their Abiding Regard and Affection”, height 12 ½”, width 16”, weight approx 185 oz, London 1909, Maker’s Mark Mappin & Webb

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Lot 1195

An Edward VIII Silver Teapot, of rounded rectangular form with hinged and domed cover and plain polished body, length 11”, Birmingham 1936, Maker’s Mark BR,SL

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Lot 1197

A George V Teapot, of inverted baluster form, with hinged and domed cover and treen finial, and scrolling side handle, raised on a spreading circular base with gadrooned border, with 11”, London 1910, Maker’s Mark Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd

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Lot 1198

An Elizabeth II three light Candelabra, each with waisted and girdled sconces over drip pans and scrolling arms to a central light, removable upper section to a single waisted and girdled sconce on a tapering and knopped column, raised on a spreading circular base (loaded), height 13 ¾”, London 1962/63, Maker’s Mark RC

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Lot 1199

A pair of Edward VII Sheraton revival Candlesticks, each of oval form with reeded detachable nozzles and urn-shaped sconces, on tapering and fluted columns, to rosette spreading oval bases (loaded), height 12”, Birmingham 1903, Maker’s Mark ISG (2)

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Lot 1200

A late 19th Century French four piece Bachelors Tea Set, comprising Teapot, Hot Water Pot, Lidded Sugar Basin and Milk Jug, each of compressed baluster and wrythen fluted form, with applied reeded rims and further embossed and chased naturalistic detail, to vacant cartouches entwined with bull rushes, and all with cast and applied leaf capped scrolling handles, all marked for France 950/1000 with further Maker’s Mark of a rampant lion beneath a star and flanked by EM

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Lot 1201

A Victorian Scottish three piece Tea Set, comprising Teapot, Sugar Basin and Milk Jug, each of inverted baluster form, the former with hinged and domed cover with cast and applied finial, all with chased and engraved floral and foliate decoration on lattice background to vacant cartouches, the latter both with gilt interiors and each raised on a spreading circular foot, Edinburgh 1855, Maker’s Mark M&S (3)

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Lot 1202

A Victorian composite three piece Tea Set, comprising Teapot, Sugar Basin and Milk Jug, the teapot and sugar basin each of compressed circular form, the former with flush fitting lid and concealed hinge with ball finial, the latter both with gilt interiors, and all with scroll capped handles and with engraved latticework and floral bodies, and engraved and monogrammed cartouches, teapot and sugar basin London 1871, Maker’s Mark DH,CH; the milk jug London 1878, Maker’s Mark TW (3)

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Lot 1203

A pair of Elizabeth II Silver mounted and cut glass Decanters, each of tapering square form, with moulded and cut floral design and facetted necks, to plain and polished flared silver mounts with further cut spherical stoppers, height 11”, Birmingham 1972, Maker’s Mark PP Ltd (2)

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Lot 1204

An early Victorian Coffee Pot, of lobed baluster form, with hinged and domed cover and cast and applied floral finial with leaf capped scrolling handle, and raised on a cast and applied scrolling base, height 10”, London 1840, Maker’s Mark DP

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Lot 1205

A Victorian four piece Tea and Coffee Set, comprising Teapot, Coffee Pot, Sugar Basin and Milk Jug, each of baluster form, the former each with hinged covers and floral cast finials, the latter with gilt interiors, and all decorated with floral and foliate sprigs and “C” scroll initialled cartouches, and each raised on cast and applied scrolling feet, London 1842/43, Maker’s Mark Edward Edward Jun, John & William Barnard (4)

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Lot 1207

A William IV large Teapot, of compressed circular form, the plain polished body with hinged and domed cover surmounted by a cast dog finial, to a capped scrolling handle and raised on a spreading circular base, width 12 ½”, London 1834, Maker’s Mark Joseph Angell Sen & Joseph Angell Jun

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Lot 1208

A George V Teapot, of elongated octagonal form, with tapering body, hinged and domed cover, and engraved foliate and shell band, width 11 ¼”, Sheffield 1924, Maker’s Mark CB&S

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Lot 1209

An early George III Silver Salver, of shaped circular form with cast and applied gadrooned border, to a polished field with re-engraved centre and raised on three cast and applied scrolling feet, width 12”, London 1764, Maker’s Mark TH,RM (unidentified Grimwades No 3836)

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Lot 1210

A Victorian small Salver of shaped circular form with cast and applied “C” scroll and shell border, to an engraved field centred with a contemporary monogram, and raised on three cast and applied scrolling feet, width 7 ¾”, London 1842, Maker’s Mark IW

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Lot 1211

A Victorian Continental Trumpet Vase, of flared cylindrical form with rolled rim and embossed with a castled landscape with medieval dressed figures to the foreground, with applied eyes to the mid-body and acanthus leaf decorated and flared base, height 10”, and with import marks for Chester 1898 and sponsor’s mark BM, together with original continental duty marks

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Lot 1215

An Edward VII Rose Bowl, of circular form with applied reeded rim to a half-wrythen fluted body with further floral and foliate embossed decoration, and raised on a spreading circular foot, diameter 8 ¼”, Sheffield 1906, Maker’s Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd

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Lot 1217

A George VI Tray, of rectangular form with polished rim, engine-turned field and central vacant cartouche, width 12”, Birmingham 1946, Maker’s Mark WD

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Lot 1218

A George V lidded Serving Dish, of rectangular form with applied border, to a pull-off cover with detachable bayonet type handle, width 10 ½”, Sheffield 1931, Maker’s Mark Mappin & Webb

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Lot 1219

A George V Serving Tray, of rectangular form with scalloped corners and cast and applied rim, to a plain polished field, length 15 ¼”, London 1926,Maker’s Mark NB

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Lot 1220

A George VI cased three piece Dressing Table Set, comprising Hand Mirror, Hairbrush and Clothes Brush, all in a fitted black morocco type covered case, Birmingham 1949, Maker’s Mark B&Co

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Lot 1222

A George V cased three piece (of four) Dressing Table Set, comprising Hand Mirror, Hairbrush and Clothes Brush, each in the Art Deco manner with black and translucent white enamel detail over engine-turned decoration, and with further applied marcasite decoration, Birmingham 1930, Maker’s Mark Adie Bros Ltd, in a fitted morocco covered case

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Lot 1224

A cased set of Victorian Silver Gilt Serving Spoons, comprising a pair, each with cast figural finials and engraved cylindrical stems, to further cast mounts and polished oval bowls with foliate decorated backs, London 1874, Maker’s Mark HH; together with a matched Sifter Spoon marked for London 1878, Maker’s Mark HJL, in a silk and velvet-lined morocco covered case with retailer’s label for Henry Hands & Son, Norwich

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Lot 1226

A George V cased set of six Teaspoons and matching Sugar Tongs, each with polished oval bowls and pierced foliate finials, London 1915, Maker’s Mark FS, in a silk and velvet lined case with gilt highlighted morocco cover

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Lot 1227

A cased set of Victorian Teaspoons together with matching Sugar Tongs and Caddy Spoon, each with twisted cast stems with scrolling and mask mounts, (one teaspoon lacking), London 1872/73, Maker’s Mark WE, in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case

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Lot 1228

A late Victorian cased set of six Coffee Spoons together with matching Sugar Tongs, each with engraved handles with vacant cartouches, London 1900, Maker’s Mark JW,FCW, in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case

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Lot 1229

A cased set of twelve Edward VIII Souvenir Teaspoons, decorated for the Coronation of George VI with double struck detail and cypher to the bowl, Sheffield 1936, Maker’s Mark HA, in a red, white and blue fitted case with 1937 Coronation Pennant

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Lot 1230

Two George V Cased Napkin Rings, each of cylindrical form with shaped rims and engine-turned banded decoration to vacant cartouches, Birmingham 1927, Maker’s Mark W&H, in a fitted morocco type covered case (2)

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Lot 1232

A Cased Set of Twelve Edward VIII Silver Gilt and Enamelled Coffee Spoons, with polished oval bowls, with green and white enamelled stems terminating in a blue and yellow forget-me-not, Birmingham 1936, Maker’s Mark Walker & Hall, in a fitted Walker & Hall blue fitted case (some enamel losses)

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Lot 1233

A Cased Set of Six Elizabeth II Coffee Spoons, Fancy Dog nose Pattern with Ribbed Rattail and decorated bowls, London 1977, Maker’s Mark FH in a red fitted case

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Lot 1234

A Cased Set of Six Elizabeth II Silver Gilt Coffee Spoons, each with polished bowls and stems and cast finials depicting partridge, horse’s head, woodcock, fox, retriever and pheasant, in a fitted and gilt highlighted blue case, Birmingham 1966, Maker’s Mar C & C

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Lot 1235

A Cased Pair of George V Pickle Forks, Hanoverian Shell pattern, in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case, Sheffield 1911, Maker’s Mark CB&S

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Lot 1236

A Cased Pair of George V Jam Spoons, each with oval bowls, Sheffield 1931, Maker’s Mark CWF, in a silk and velvet lined morocco type covered case

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Lot 1237

A Cased Pair of George V seal top Jam Spoons, each with facetted bowls, Sheffield 1934, Maker’s Mark FH, in a silk and velvet fitted case

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Lot 1238

A Cased Set of Six Edward VII Coffee Spoons together with matching Sugar Tongs, Hanoverian Bead pattern, Birmingham 1906, Maker’s Mark WD in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case

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Lot 1240

A Cased Set of Six Elizabeth II Silver and Enamelled Coffee Spoons, each with oval bowls, decorated with enamelled backs depicting English wildflowers, and with round seal finials, Birmingham 1964, Maker’s Mark rubbed, in a fitted Winsor Bishop case with gilt highlights

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Lot 1242

A William IV Cased Berry Spoon, single struck Kings pattern with later embossed and gilded bowl, Glasgow 1833, Maker’s Mark PA, in a later silk and velvet lined morocco covered case

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Lot 1243

A George V Cased Communion Dish, fashioned from a mother-of-pearl shell, of polished form with attached silver handle modelled in the form of a patée cross, length 6 ½”, in a purple silk and velvet lined morocco covered case, London 1931, Maker’s Mark ARM & Co Ltd, with further retailer’s mark AR R Mowbray, London and Oxford

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Lot 1244

A Cased George V Café Au Lait Set, comprising Coffee Pot, Milk Jug and Sugar Basin, of polished baluster form with hinged and domed covers, girdled bodies and raised on spreading circular bases, Birmingham 1929; together with six Coffee Spoons and matching Sugar Tongs, marked for Sheffield 1928, Maker’s Mark CB&S, in a silk and velvet lined morocco type covered case

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Lot 1269

A Roman hollow Gold Ring with hardstone intaglio of a young man’s head, believed to date from around 200AD (A/F)

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