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Lot 24
An Edwardian silver shaped oval basket by Mappin & Webb, London 1909, the swing handle cast and chased with a quatrelobed reserve, flowers and foliage, the rim of C-scrolls and flowers, the sides pierced with flowers and scrolls, an interlaced band beneath, on a pierced oval flared foot, 38cm (15in) long, 1670g (53.7 oz)
Lot 64
A collection of silver items, to include: a pair of oval sauce boats by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London 1932, with a flying scroll handle, on three shell and stepped pad feet, 12.5cm long; an Edwardian baluster cream jug by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1901, with a leaf capped double scroll handle and on three trefoil feet, 10.5cm high; another cream jug; a capstan inkwell by W. J. Myatt & Co., Birmingham 1913, 5.3cm diameter, loaded; a late Victorian tapering cut glass scent bottle with silver cover, Birmingham 1898, 9.9cm long; and other items, 331g (10.65 oz) gross weighable
Lot 52
To be sold for BBC Children in Need An Art Deco 'SS Arcadian' silver cigarette box by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1925, of rectangular form, the hinged lid bearing the enamelled crest of the SS Arcadian, inscribed 'Fancy Dress Party 1st Prize Gents, 27th April 1927', with sandalwood lining and black leather base, 10cm x 9cm x 4.5cm PLEASE NOTE: There are no buyers premium and 3% online surcharge for this charity lot
Lot 1120
A sterling silver enamel 'ORCADES' bracelet, by Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1953, a series of rectangular plaques, each one decorated with mint green enamel letters to spell out the name 'ORCADES' to a mint green enamel border with reentrant corners, all joined by pairs of jump rings with polished bead decoration to a bolt ring clasp, a matching plaque link charm with blue and white enamel decorated flag of the 'Orient Line''ORCADES' of the 'Orient Line', built at Barrow by Vickers Armstrong, was launched on 14 December 1948. It was the first purpose-built vessel for migrant trade and sailed the Australia-New Zealand route. It took part in the June 1953 'Coronation Review' off Spithead and provided accommodation for two weeks during the 1956 Melbourne Olympics.
Lot 155
A silver bowl, by Wallace C Smyth, Sheffield 1987, of circular form with oval pierced panels, on fluted circular foot,18.5cm diameter, 25ozWallace Smythe was born in 1910 at Dinnington, Sheffield. Aged 14 he won a scholarship to a local School of Art where he studied for the next two years. Then, in 1927, he started his career at Mappin & Webb, ultimately becoming Head of Design. He produced designs for homewares as well as special commissions. Later in his career he became a lecturer at Chesterfield College of Art, whilst remaining a freelance designer. He was still actively silversmithing into his 90s. These pieces by Wallace Smyth come from the estate of Mary Lainchbury. It is believed that the items marked with Chesterfield College of Art's sponsor mark were made by Mary Lainchbury during evening classes taught by Wallace Smyth. It is thought she purchased Wallace's work directly from him.With thanks to Kelham Island Musuem for providing further information.
Lot 63
A silver pembury pattern flatware service, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1926 to 1931, comprising:15 table forks,14 tablespoons,9 table knives,28 dessert forks,18 dessert spoons,12 cheese knives,6 pairs of fruit eaters, and an extra knife,7 pairs of fish eaters, and an extra knife,a pair of fish servers,6 egg spoons,8 teaspoons,6 coffee spoons,2 graduated sugar tongs,a sifter spoon,a butter knife,6 lobster picks,a pair of sauce ladles,a soup ladle,a gravy spoon,a carving knife, steel and sharpener,181oz weighable silver, in fitted canteen
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