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Non matching half fluted oval tea service and a Mappin & Webb silver mug Sheffield 1979 total gross weight 43oz 1351gm

A Mappin and Webb brass carriage clock and two other clocks

A ladies Mappin and Webb cocktail watch, stamped 'sturdy 18K gold' and a platinum ring, 3.7g

A collection of silver wares to include an oval bonbon dish with pierced decoration, raised on an oval foot (by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1931), a set of six silver teaspoons with shell finials (by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1925), a silver caddy spoon with engraved decoration (by Francis Howard, Sheffield 1964), together with a Garrard & Co. Britannia standard silver teaspoon (London 1953) and a modern silver mounted candle snuffer, weighable silver 13.7 oz

A large quantity of crystal, cut glass and moulded glass, including a Mappin & Webb boxed set of six cut glass wine glasses, a Bohemia Crystal boxed set of six whisky tumblers, a boxed Duiske Irish hand cut glass wine glasses with acid etched grape and vine decoration, a further boxed Duiske footed bowl and a large quantity of loose glass, including bowls, tazzas, jugs, glasses, rose bowls, etc.

A cased set of six hallmarked silver handled butter knives, a set of five Mappin & Webb hallmarked silver coffee spoons and a hallmarked silver open salt with gadrooned rim, combined weighable silver approx. 2.43ozt.

MAPPIN & WEBB; an Edwardian cut glass claret jug with hallmarked silver lid, neck, spout and handle, with acorn finial, the body cut with long fern leaves and star cut base, height 23cm, Sheffield 1905.

MAPPIN & WEBB; three hallmarked silver sauce boats, various years, combined approx. 15.98ozt (3).

A George V hallmarked silver tray, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1923, diameter 31.5cm, approx. 25.8ozt.

A group of vintage bags to include a black crocodile bag by Berma, Paris, a small alligator case with travel stickers, a Mappin & Webb lizard handbag, an alligator wallet and beaded evening bags, a zardozi clutch and a silk pocket covered with couched gold bullion thread (qty)

MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver sugar bowl with cast rim and hoof feet, Birmingham 1915, approx 2.88ozt/89g.

MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver quaiche shaped bowl with pierced/panelled decoration, Birmingham 1910, width 17cm, approx weight 3.12ozt/97g.

MAPPIN & WEBB; a pair of Edward VII hallmarked silver candlesticks, with applied sprigging and floral detail, London 1906, height 12cm (weighted).

MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver comport of octagonal form with pierced rim, diameter 23cm, Sheffield 1923, approx. 19.8ozt/616g.

MAPPIN & WEBB; a hallmarked silver inkwell, London 1901, two scent bottles, one Birmingham 1898, the other rubbed, also a dressing table jar (4).

MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver cigarette box of rectangular form with cedarwood lined interior and engine turned cover, Birmingham 1921, and three hallmarked silver vesta cases, combined weighable silver approx, 2.45ozt/ 76.2g. (4)

MAPPIN & WEBB LTD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1975, together with hallmarked silver cream jug, Birmingham 1973, combined weight 5.13 ozt/ 159.5g.

MAPPIN & WEBB; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver footed bowl, Sheffield 1954, together with a Victorian hallmarked silver cream jug, a Georgian hallmarked silver teaspoon, and a sterling silver cigarette case, combined weight 9.5ozt/295g.

MAPPIN & WEBB; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver tea strainer and bowl, Birmingham 1987, approx weight 2.59ozt/80g.

MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver jewellery box of circular form with cast rim, Birmingham 1911, a pair of hallmarked silver bowls with pierced borders and a hallmarked silver posy vase (weighted) (4).

MAPPIN & WEBB; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver mounted easel back photograph frame of oval form, Sheffield 1992, approx 22 x 17cm and two further Elizabeth II hallmarked silver mounted easel back photograph frames (3).

MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver travelling inkwell, London 1910, approx weight 4.40ozt/136.9g.Condition Report: Height 4.5cm, width 4.5cm.

MAPPIN & WEBB; a pair of Victorian hallmarked silver egg shaped pepperettes with three ball feet, Sheffield 1900, five hallmarked silver napkin rings, two further hallmarked silver pepperettes and hallmarked silver heartshaped bonbon dish, approx weight 7.56ozt/234g.

Swiss, retailed by Mappin and Webb. A gold quartz diamond and emerald set bracelet watch in the form of an eagle Circa 1985 Quartz movement, champagne dial with gold sword hands, and signed Mappin and Webb, diamond and emerald set case in the form of an eagle, link bracelet held by 4 screws, with French gold marks to the snap on case back Watch head 25.4mm width by 52mm length, bracelet length approximately 15.4mm Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee working order or time keeping of any automatic, mechanical, quartz or other timepiece  Condition Report: Overall in good order, with minor surface scratches and some slight tarnishing from age. Dial clean.  Watch not currently running. Please note the gold marks are for Serge Bouder who also made pieces for Cartier, Chanel and Asprey. 66.40g gross weight.

Small brass carriage clock with enamelled face by Mappin & Webb, London, French make in original case

Silver cigarette case, E J Trevitt & Son, Chester 1919, blank cartouche, 9cm, 3ozt, and a silver and enamelled match book case, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1935, 6cm, 1.2ozt gross.Qty: 2

Mappin & Webb Sheffield 1924 silver tea set with gilt interior & embossed leaf decoration - sugar bowl 4.55ozt, milk jug 3.23ozt and teapot 12.14ozt 

Edwardian silver hand mirror, Mappin & Webb London 1904 

SILVER MATCH CASE - BIRMINGHAM BY MAPPIN & WEBB

Miscellaneous plated items, including an oval serving tray from the Furness Bermuda Line Shipping Company, 56cm w, a set of three oval serving trays by Mappin & Webb inscribed with monogram, trophy cup inscribed The Old Challenge Cup, 31cm h, decanter stand, hollow ware, salvers and trays, etc

A brass carriage timepiece, by Mappin & Webb, with platform lever escapement movement, 10.5cm h excluding handle, with key Good, clean condition and working order

A small group of silver plated items, including a large kings pattern soup ladle, a teapot, a posh cased pair of fish servers from Mappin & Webb, and a cased set of six rat tail soup spoons

An Edwardian gold bar brooch millegrain-set an oval garnet in the centre of a row of demi-pearls, 46mm, 3.1g, in fitted Mappin & Webb box.

Mappin & Webb, a lady's 18ct gold half-hunter-cased keyless pocket watch, the signed white enamel dial with Roman numerals, (glass and bezel lacking), signed movement, (not working), 29mm, 27.4g, (boxed).

A .925-silver model of a riding boot, 6.5cm high, dated 2000, a small .925-silver Armada-style pin tray, 10cm diameter, Sheffield 2006 and a Mappin & Webb silver ashtray, 8cm square, Birmingham 1931, total weight ___5.6oz, (3).

A Georgian silver mustard pot of baluster form, Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London 1827, ___5.35oz and a Mappin & Webb sauce boat with wavy rim, Birmingham 1931, ___3.5oz, (2).

A three-piece Georgian-style cruet set, mustard and two salts, of cauldron form, on three feet, with blue glass liners, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1937, ___10.5oz.

A MAPPIN & WEBB SILVER QUAICHE (presentation engraved)

MAPPIN & WEBB 6 PIECE SILVER CRUET SET boxed and complete with spoons

Jackie Paterson 9 carat gold and enamel Lonsdale belt by Mappin & Webb, approx 1090grms the central panel surmounted by figure of a lion and inscribed LORD LONSDALE CHALLENGE BELT THE BRITISH BOXING BOARD OF CONTROL (1929) FLYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF GREAT BRITAIN PROFESSIONAL BOXING, the reverse of the panel inscribed This Belt Is The Sole Property Of Jackie Paterson (Glasgow) Who Has Won The Flyweight Championship of Great Britain Three Times in Succession The 3rd Win Being At Hampden Park, Glasgow, June 19th 1943, Jackie Paterson v. Peter Kane, Won By Jackie Paterson (In First Round) with four further 9 carat gold panels depicting the national flowers of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, cast in relief, two further oval enamel panels featuring boxing scenes and four rectangular panels inscribed 3RD FEBRUARY 1941 JACKIE PATERSON V PADDY RYAN AT ICE STADIUM NOTTINGHAM JACKIE PATERSON In Eight Rounds, the second, 8TH OCTOBER 1937 BENNY LYNCH V PETER KANE AT GLASGOW won by BENNY LYNCH in 10 Rounds, the third 16TH SEPTEMBER 1936  BENNY LYNCH V PADDY PALMER AT GLASGOW won by BENNY LYNCH in 8 rounds and the fourth 30TH SEPTEMBER 1939 PADDY RYAN V JACKIE PATERSON AT CARTYNE SCOTLAND won by JACKIE PATERSON IN 13 ROUNDS, with Garrard & Co Insurance document dated 1st June 1956, stating belt was valued at £615 and letter stating purchase, 1st July 1956, in original red leather fitted case stamped Mappin & Webb and with leather carry case Jackie Paterson was born in Springside, Ayrshire on September 5th 1920, and the family emigrated to Scranton, Pennsylvania eight years later but Paterson returned to Scotland to work in the Clyde shipyards, beginning a a boxer firstly as an amateur for the Anderston Club in Glasgow at the age of 13, turning professional at 17, beating Joe Kiely in his first professional fight against Joe Kiely in 10 rounds. He went on to lose just one of his next 17 bouts, fighting mostly in Glasgow, but also visiting cities such as Belfast, Newcastle and Dundee as he toured whilst building up an impressive record. The Southpaw, on September 30th 1939 and under barrage balloons in an open air fight in Glasgow fought Northern area champion Paddy Ryan for the vacant British Flyweight title, which the referee stopped in the 13th round, handing him his first major belt. Almost 6 months later, he added the vacant Commonwealth Flyweight title to his collection by beating Kid Tanner in Manchester, notching up another 7 straight wins that year. On February 3rd 1941 in Nottingham, he gave Ryan a re- match putting his British and Commonwealth titles up for grabs in the process, finishing him in just 8 rounds. It would be Kane he met on June 19th 1943 when he placed his title on the line at Hampden Park, Glasgow, and he finished him a just over a minute to give Scotland its first ever southpaw Flyweight Champion of the world. Paterson died in tragic circumstances on November 19th 1966 in Natal, South Africa.                                      

A collection of mostly old English pattern silver-plated flatware. Including many by Mappin & Webb and by Walker & Hall, in a blue-plastic cutlery tray

A set of six silver and mother handled fruit eating forks and five knives. Hallmarks for Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1909, in a fitted oak case

An early 20th century silver mounted facetted clear-glass spirit or hip flask, The hinged cover and removable cup each engraved with ribbon-tied floral swags and floral-script initials, the marks on the neck rubbed probably that of Mappin & Webb Ltd, London 1912

Percy G. H. Fender cricket archive: 1930: A George V silver two handled trophy cups, Mappin and Webb, London 1930, of vase shape, high 'C' scroll handles with lion finials, engraved presentation inscription ' Wine Trade Autumn Tournament President's Prize Foursome Won By Lord Tennyson and P.G.H. Fender, 1930' 22.5cm high, together with two 'Camber Castle, Open Singles Trophies, total weight 870grams, (4).

A Spanish novelty silver chess set,import marks for 1973 by Mappin & Webb, London, the pieces modelled characters from Miguel de Cervantes 'Don Quixote', the white side with a polished finish, the black side in a patinated finish, in a plush-lined leather case,the board 23cm squarethe king 5cm high19.18oztCondition ReportWith some tarnish and wear to the pieces. The board with some tarnish.

Large oval Silver plated meat cover, plus Mappin and Webb oval tray. Cover approx 27cm H, Tray approx. 47 x 34cm

AN ART DECO STYLE SILVER NECKLACE WITH PASTE STONES, Along with a singular earring in an antique Mappin and Webb box.

MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver swing handle pedestal basket, Sheffield 1921, diameter 24cm, approx. 18.26ozt/568g.

A group of hallmarked silver tea and coffee spoons, including a set of six by Mappin & Webb, London 1929, with exaggerated Art Deco designed bowls, small set of Apostle spoons, set of six George III teaspoons with marks rubbed, various hallmarks and makers marks, combined approx. 11.56ozt/360g.

A SELECTION OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL JEWELLERY, to include a Scottish thistle bar brooch with central oval citrine, a Mappin & Webb silver Shire Horse Society medal on a belcher link chain, a mother of pearl handle fish knife, a filigree flower bracelet, an early 20th century retractable pencil, a childs bangle etc., most with hallmarks or marks to indicate silver, approximate total weight 132.6 grams

An Elizabeth II cased silver three piece condiment set by Mappin & Webb, a cased pair of Irish silver pepperettes, a cased set of six silver coffee spoons, two silver dishes and a silver mounted photograph frame.

Cased set of Mappin & Webb fish servers and cased set of 1930's EPNS cake forks.

Two small Mappin & Webb silver photo frames

A Mappin & Webb silver cigarette case

Two silver plated cocktail shakers, Dunhill and Mappin & WebbBoth in good original condition. The smaller one has a couple of small light dents. Both have good plating and are complete

Pair of silver Bon Bon dishes, Sheffield 1937 (Mappin & Webb), of round shaped form with fluted rim, stepped base, 10cm diameter 4 troy oz. Good clean condition.

Edwardian silver mounted glass claret jug in the manner of Christopher Dresser with plain silver mount with hinged cover and angled handle, plain globular glass body with star cut base, Mappin & Webb ( Sheffield 1907) 19.5cm highgood condition with clear marks, some scratches to glass

An early 20th century silver plated canteen of flatware, maker Daniel & Arter Ltd, Birmingham, Fiddle pattern, comprising of four table spoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve tea spoons, together with a part service of Husk and Thread pattern tableware, twelve dessert forks and six table spoons, Mappin and Webb (a lot)

MAPPIN AND WEBB TALL CANTEEN OF CUTLERY, black chinoiserie case with rising top enclosing fitted cutlery above three drawers and cupboards below with mother of pearl branch and bird decoration, 103cm H x 58cm W x42cm D, 224 pieces in total.

An early 20th century brass cased carriage clock, by Mappin and Webb, together with a Victorian copper measure, a poker and four prints, some of local interest (4)