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A George VI silver ashtray, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1936, 5.8oz.

A George V silver tankard, with Britannia Standard mark for 1922, hallmarks of Mappin & Webb LimitedOf simple spreading form with a beaded loop handle. 12.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, some general wear, approximately 13.7 troy ounces.

An early 20th century silver asparagus set,by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1931,consisting of shaped tray and rack, a pair of tongs and a small sauce boat,tray 36cm wide

A Pair of Mappin & Webb Princess Plate Trophies Together with Silver Candle Stick

A Victorian oak frame circular aneroid barometer labelled for Mappin & Webb with HM silver plaque for Burnham Golf Club 1894

A cut glass and electroplate mounted claret jug; a plated sauce boat; and a Mappin & Webb bottle stopper

A part canteen of 1920's silver flatware by Mappin & Webb, 40.5 oz.

Silver egg cup and spoon, by Mappin & Webb Sheffield 1923 cased, silver mug by Henry Williamson Ltd Birmingham 1919 and a set of six teaspoons and sugar nips by Daniel & Arter Birmingham 1928 cased approx 10oz Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Art Deco silver toast rack by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1933, pair of Georgian sugar tongs and a napkin ring hallmarked approx 4.5oz Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A silver visiting card case fashioned as a clutch bag, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1912, of rectangular form, having all over engine turned decoration, with sprung hinged top and gilt interior, height 6.5cm x width 9.5cm, together with a Victorian silver knife rest, of traditional form, London 1896, and two silver napkin rings, a silver handled button hook and a match box holder, (condition varies). (weighable silver approx, 161g). (6)

A plain guillouche enamel silver photograph frame, made by Mappin and Webb with hallmarks for London 1911, replaced oak back and replaced bevelled glass. 26.7cm x 18cm.

An Art Deco silver cigarette box, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Birmingham 1933, of rectangular form with engine turned lid and cedar wood lining (as found), together with two silver vesta cases. (3)  

A sterling silver christening mug, of circular bulbous form, with loop handle, stamped "International sterling" and foreign mark to base, height 6.3cm, (92g), together with a Mappin and Webb silver plated biscuit barrel, of plain circular form, having hinged lid with thumb grip, height 9.3cm x diameter 13.5cm, a silver plated breakfast dish and cover, of rectangular form, having gadrooned rim to cover and base, with frosted glass hot plate to interior, and a silver plated sauce boat. (4)  

A twelve piece silver fruit eating set, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Sheffield 1937, comprising six silver three tine forks with simulated mother of pearl handles and six stainless steel bladed fruit knives with similar handles, in fitted Mappin box, together with a cased set of six silver seal top coffee spoons, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, London 1937, in fitted Mappin box (silver weight 51.4g), an assortment of silver flatware, to include a silver dog nose, trefid stem spoon, by Georges Dimier, London 1925, (total weight 229.3g), and a silver plated three branch candelabra and others. (qty)

A cased set of six silver coffee spoons, by "CW", Sheffield, 1941, the stems in the Art Deco style, together with another set of six silver coffee spoons, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Sheffield 1945, also with stems in the Art Deco style, and a cased set of butter knives, having silver handles. (qty)

An Edwardian Silver Muffin Dish and Cover, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1909, of typical form with domed cover and interior liner, 19cm diameter, 18oz 16dwt

An Irish Silver Gilt Swing Handled Sugar Basket of George III Style, Mappin & Webb, Dublin 1918, the sides pierced with swags of fruit and foliage amongst trellis work, purple glass liner; together with A Silver Gilt Apostle Sifter Spoon, Jackson & Fullerton, London 1910, the basket 12cm diameter, 5oz 18dwt (2)

A Victorian Silver Four Piece Tea and Coffee Service with Kettle on Stand En-Suite, John Mappin & George Webb, London 1873/75/78, the kettle John Newton Mappin, Sheffield 1883, baluster form, engraved with ribbon tied floral swags and multiple borders, the coffee and tea pot with melon finial, all engraved with the initial R, the coffee pot 25cm high, 90oz 6dwt

A Composite Part Service of George III, Victorian and Later King's Pattern Flatware, various dates and makers, comprising: 4 table spoons (Chawner & Co, London 1853/55); 14 table forks (2 John Round, Sheffield 1900; 2 Viners, 1959; 4 Poston Products, 1969; 6 Elkington & Co, 1964/65); 12 table knives, with steel blades (6 J B Chatterley & Sons, 1965; 4 E.P.& Co, 1967; 2 Viners Ltd, 1963); 6 dessert spoons (Chawner & Co, 1854/55); 6 dessert forks (Chawner & Co, 1854/55); 11 dessert knives, with steel blades (J B Chatterley & Sons, 1965/69); 12 soup spoons (6 P.E.& Co., 1967; 6 Poston Products, 1968/69); 18 teaspoons (12 probably William Chawner, 1829; 6 Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne, 1819); 6 grapefruit spoons Poston Products, 1964); 3 pairs of fish knives and forks (Gee & Holmes, 1966); a pair of asparagus tongs (Francis Higgins, 1890); a cake slice, break knife and cake knife, all with steel blades (Harrison Bros, 1964); 3 butter knives (Peaston Products, 1967); and a pickle fork and spoon (Mappin & Webb, 1965/66), the 19th century pieces mostly crested, 139oz 18dwt weighable silver (104)

A Silver Four Piece Tea Service, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1921, navette shape with a band of engraved decoration and ropework borders, the teapot 29cm long, 49oz 6dwt (4)

Pair of Victorian Mappin & Webb silver-plated entrée dishes and covers and a Victorian gypsy kettle on stand with burner, having barley twist ebonised handle and scroll design, H31cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A cased set of twelve George V silver Teaspoons, by Josiah Williams & Co., hallmarked London, 1931, Hanoverian rattail pattern, in velvet lined 'Mappin & Webb' fitted presentation case, approx total weight 4.5ozt.

A George V silver three piece Cruet set, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarked Birmingham, 1931, mustard pot and open salt with blue glass liners, together with a pair of Victorian silver open salts, hallmarked Birmingham, 1887, of ovoid form with scroll handles and gilded interior, three other silver mustard pots, each with blue glass liners, approx silver weight 12ozt (a lot)

A collection of Silver Items, including a cased 'Yard-O-Led' propelling pencil, three napkin rings, two vesta cases, a cigarette case, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarked Birmingham, 1928, a silver backed hairbrush etc., weighable silver 6.6ozt (a lot)

A George V silver Sugar Caster, hallmarked Chester, 1910, of baluster form with removable pierced cover, 3.6ozt, together with a large Edwardian silver plated trumpet vase, by Mappin & Webb, a tennis club trophy dated 1909, two silver plated bottle coasters etc., (a lot)

A late Victorian silver cased Travelling Clock, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarked London, 1899, of small carriage clock design with all over hammered decoration, top scroll handle, raised on four bracket feet, the clock with white enamel dial and Roman Numerals, some damage to enamel, 3in (7.5cm) high, contained within original velvet lined fitted Mappin & Webb Case.

A French mahogany cased mantel clock, early 20th century, with arch top and white enamel dial detailed 'Mappin & Webb London' enclosing a two train movement with hammer striking a coiled gong, 27cm high, (key and pendulum).

A silver pedestal fruit basket, with pierced decoration within a floral and scroll cast rim, raised on a similarly decorated shaped circular foot, diameter 23cm, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1928, weight 489 gms.

Silver, comprising; a pair of napkin rings, initial engraved by Mappin & Webb, London 1954, five further napkin rings and a christening egg cup, with a case (the spoon lacking), combined weight 244 gms, (8).

A 1930's Mappin & Webb silver plated cocktail shaker by Keith Murray, 25cm high

A Mappin & Webb silver cream jug, London 1902, a Mappin & Webb silver Armada dish, London 1975, a silver napkin ring and a silver sugar bowl, 318 grams gross

A Mappin & Webb silver sauceboat, 3.2oz, Sheffield 1926

A cased set of six Mappin & Webb silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1931

SMALL SILVER PIE CRUST & SHELL DESIGN EDGE SALVER raised on three scroll design feet, Sheffield 1895, maker's mark Mappin & Webb, 20cms diameter, 10 troy ounces approx. Condition: good overall condition, surface wear & scratches as expected, no significant losses, hallmarks a little rubbed but certainly legible.

A PAIR OF HEAVY SILVER LIDDED BALUSTER POTS OR SALTS with scroll handle, raised on three lion mask & paw feet, the lid with crown finial & engraved device depicting belt buckle surmounted by crown with rose to the centre & Latin border reading 'Honi soit qui mal y pense' meaning 'May he be shamed who thinks badly of it', both with blue glass liners, London 1900, maker's mark Mappin & Webb, 26 troy ounces approx.

A silver three piece teaset, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Birmingham 1921; together with a matching cream jug, Birmingham 1937, 834g all in.

SET OF SIX ROYAL WORCESTER COFFEE CANS AND SAUCERS the cream ground with royal blue and gilt banding, printed mark, in pierced silver holders, Mappin & Webb, in presentation case

A SILVER SALVER by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1925, of circular shaped outline, gadrooned rim, on three ball and claw supports, 26cm diameter, 603g (19.4 troy ozs) gross

A HALLMARKED SILVER TROPHY CUP AND STAND BY MAPPIN AND WEBB - SHEFFIELD 1901, approx weight 345g, H 31 cm

A 20th Century Edwardian Mappin & Webb silver plated near complete canteen of cutlery, housed in an oak canteen table of two drawers being raised on turned legs

A silver hallmarked trumpet vase along with a pair of silver plated Mappin and Webb hammered trumpet vases with flared rims. Measures: 20cm high.

EPHEMERA, selection of invoices, letterheads etc., 1890s & 1950s, inc. The Northern Chronicle, The Oban Times, The Yorkshire Gazette, Coop & Co Ltd., Mappin & Webb, Robert Stather, H Tosh Sons & Cross, Dickie Parsons & Co., Dorrington Pugsley & Co., Spencer Turner & Boldero, Andersons Rubber Co Ltd., Gaskell & Chambers Ltd. etc., FR to G, 110*

A silver mounted crocodile leather hip flask by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1915, 11cm x 6.5cm; a silver mounted leather wallet, Birmingham 1898. (2)

A tortoise shell and silver hand mirror, Mappin and Webb, London 1928; an Art Deco cut glass jar with silver and tortoise shell lid. 7.5cm diameter x 8.5cm high.

A cut glass shaker, Norwegian silver and blue guilloche enamel lid, Mappin and Webb, London import mark 1973. 12cm high.

A brass carriage clock by Mappin & Webb, white dial, Roman numerals, swing handle and bevelled glass, 12cm high

A quantity of silver-plated items including three twisted-stem goblets by Valero, water jug by Mackay & Chisholm, Walker & Hall dish, wine coasters, teapots, tankards, large circular Mappin & Webb tray together with an antler handled carving set etc.

A pair of white metal diamond earrings, each comprising of a curved bar pointed at one end set with four baguette cut diamonds in channel edges, post and scroll fittings, with certificate from Mappin & Webb detailing diamond colour G/H, clarity VS, gold not hallmarked but tested as 18 ct white gold. Insurance replacement figure £2185.

A Mappin & Webb oak cased canteen of cutlery, 8 place settings. Case width 44 cm.

A canteen of Mappin & Webb silver plated cutlery, 8 place settings. CONDITION REPORT: The canteen is fairly complete. There are 8 large knives and 8 small. 4 serving spoons, 8 table forks, 8 dessert forks, 8 soup spoons, 8 dessert spoons & 8 teaspoons. Additional to this and of the same pattern but not part of the canteen are a soup ladle & 2 sauce ladles. This leaves 3 empty apertures which may well have included a carving set which is missing. This is a beaded pattern. All knife blades are secure in their handles. This item has seen either very little or no use whatsoever.

Silver sifter, Deakin and Francis, Birmingham 1940, 15 cm, a silver cream jug, Barker Brothers, Chester 1912, 11 cm, and a silver sauce boat, Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1944, 277.2 grams.

A Victorian hallmarked silver salt on scrolling supports, Mappin & Webb, London 1896, a George V hallmarked silver mustard and spoon, Birmingham 1920, and one other hallmarked silver salt, approx combined 3.2ozt (3).

Silver shell shaped dish with Sheffield hallmarks, marked for Mappin and Webb, together with another small silver shell shaped dish with enamelled Swansea armorial, marked for Birmingham, 3ozs approx.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Cased set of silver coffee spoons with enamelled, floral decoration, Mappin and Webb Ltd., Birmingham hallmarks.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A leather handbag, a Mappin & Webb handbag, a stole etc

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CREAM JUG AND A MAPPIN & WEBB CORONATION SPOON, the jug of bellied form with pad feet and high arch handle, embossed with floral detail and scrolling cartouche with personal engraving, hallmarked Edward Farrell London 1846, approximate height 105mm, approximate weight 101 grams, together with a Mappin & Webb Coronation 1937 souvenir teaspoon with box

A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II DWARF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, Birmingham 1974, height 6.5cm, together with a Mappin & Webb candlestick, Birmingham 1957, all three with loaded bases (3)

Victorian silver gilt mounted claret jug, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1888, ogee domed lid, collar with fruit and mask head spout, the handle designed as a semi-nude with a mask head terminal.Footnote: An unusual mark, see The Sheffield Assay Office Register, 1911, pg 51.

George II style circular silver salver, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1927, folded piecrust edge, raised on three hoof feet, 12oz, diameter 21cm.

Two Art Deco silver and guilloche enamel powder compacts The larger example of oval form having blue enamel decoration, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1934, length 9cm, the smaller example of circular form with pink enamel decoration, by Albert Carter, Birmingham 1923, diameter 4.2cm