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Art Deco Mappin & Webb large hallmarked silver cigarette box, London 1934, length 17cm

Novelty feature hallmarked silver shoe horn, Birmingham 1986, maker's mark WW, length 10.5cm, and a Mappin & Webb hallmarked silver port bottle ticket or label, London 1996, both in original boxes, weight of both items 47g

A Mappin and Webb gilt brass carriage clock, not currently in working order with attention required to door.

A boxed Mappin & Webb hallmarked silver presentation dish, Dia. 12.5cm.

An early 20thC Mappin and Webb mantel clock, the circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, clockwork movement, the case decorated with pagoda, figures and flowers, raised on four brass feet, 15cm high, 13cm wide.

An emerald and diamond bracelet retailed by Mappin & Webb, composed of five pierced geometric links each set with a cut-cornered rectangular-cut emerald and round brilliant-cut diamond detail, unmarkedDimensions:Length: 18cm

Brass carriage clock ex. Mappin & Webb of London, (3) x 2 brass horse leathers

Magpie lot incl. a plated wine goblet on circular plinth ex. Mappin and Webb, plated pint and half pint ale tankards and a pewter pint tankard with glass base etc.

A VICTORIAN BRASS SHIP'S BULKHEAD TIMEPIECEJ.W. BENSON, LONDON, LATE 19th CENTURYThe circular four columnar-pillar eight-day single going barrel movement with platform lever escapement regulated by sprung monometallic balance and stamped J.W. BENSON, LONDON beneath serial number 11309 to backplate, the 7.75 inch circular silvered brass Roman numeral dial signed J.W. BENSON, LONDON beneath recessed subsidiary seconds dial, with generous gilt spade hands set behind thick bevel-glazed hinged caddy moulded cast brass bezel incorporating angled fillet insert to interior and secured via a hinged turn-buckle clasp, the cylindrical case with cavetto moulded collar to the drilled mounting flange at the rear.27cm (10.5ins) diameter, 11.5cm (4.5ins) deep. The firm of J.W. Benson has its roots in the partnership between brothers James William and Samuel Suckley Benson which traded as watchmakers, goldsmiths and silversmiths in Cornhill, London from 1847 until 1855. James William Benson continued the business alone and opened a premises at 33 Ludgate Hill which quickly expanded to absorb number 34 as well. By the 1860's Benson was advertising his large and richly stocked shop with adjoining workshop specialising in the manufacture of clocks and watches as well as their repair. J.W. Benson exhibited at numerous international exhibitions including London 1862, Paris 1867 and subsequently at the 1885 'Invention Exhibition' where the firm unveiled its 'Patent Dust and Damp Excluding Band for Watches'. In 1872 J.W. Benson opened a shop on Bond Street; he died in 1878 however the business continued to expand under the management of his sons, Alfred and Arthur, with another shop on Ludgate Hill and steam powered factory in La Belle Sauvage yard opening in 1890.In 1879 the firm of J.W. Benson was awarded a Royal Warrant by Queen Victoria and in 1889 they acquired the business of the celebrated silversmiths and goldsmiths Hunt and Roskell. The business continued well into the 20th century however their factory was lost in a bombing raid during WWII; the Bond Street store continued trading until it was taken over by Mappin and Webb during the 1980's.  

A MATCHED PAIR OF GILT GORGE CASED MID-SIZED PETIT-SONNERIE STRIKING AND REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCKSDROCOURT, PARIS FOR RETIAL BY J.W. BENSON, LONDON, CIRCA 1880Each with two train eight-day movement ting-tang sounding the quarters on a graduated pair of gongs and sounding the hour on the larger of the two, the going trains with silvered platform lever escapements regulated by sprung bimetallic balances, both backplates stamped with oval D C trademark for Drocourt next to the gong block, the first stamped with serial number 16949 to the bottom left corner and to the inside lower margin of the frontplate and the second numbered 18672 in conforming locations, each with rectangular white enamel Roman numeral dial with blued steel moon hands and Arabic five minutes beyond the minute track over conforming retail signatures J.W. BENSON, 25 Old Bond Street, LONDON to lower margins, the gilt brass gorge cases with hinged carrying handles over rectangular top glasses, trip-repeat buttons to front rails and channel-moulded uprights, on ogee-moulded skirt bases each incorporating STRIKING/SILENT selection switch to underside, (2).Each 12.5cm (5ins) high with handle down, 8cm (3.125ins) wide, 7cm (2.75ins) deep. Pierre Drocourt is recorded in Allix, Charles and Bonnert, Peter CARRIAGE CLOCKS, Their history and development with further additions and corrections from research undertaken by Leigh Extence (available online) as born in 1819 and setting up in business as a clockmaker in Paris in 1853. He initially worked from Rue Limoges (later called 28 Rue Debelleyme after the rationalisation and merger of Streets in 1865), Paris and was succeeded by his son, Alfred (born 1847), in 1872. The blancs roulants, rough movements, were made in Saint-Nicolas-d'Aliermont, a town outside Dieppe, where Drocourt had workshops until their sale in 1904, being premises purchased from Holingue frères in 1875 who had previously supplied Drocourt. The firm was awarded numerous international exhibition medals and mentions including Silver in Paris 1878 and Gold in 1889. The firm of J.W. Benson has its roots in the partnership between brothers James William and Samuel Suckley Benson which traded as watchmakers, goldsmiths and silversmiths in Cornhill, London from 1847 until 1855. James William Benson continued the business alone and opened a premises at 33 Ludgate Hill which quickly expanded to absorb number 34 as well. By the 1860's Benson was advertising his large and richly stocked shop with adjoining workshop specialising in the manufacture of clocks and watches as well as their repair. J.W. Benson exhibited at numerous international exhibitions including London 1862, Paris 1867 and subsequently at the 1885 'Invention Exhibition' where the firm unveiled its 'Patent Dust and Damp Excluding Band for Watches'. In 1872 J.W. Benson opened a shop on Bond Street; he died in 1878 however the business continued to expand under the management of his sons, Alfred and Arthur, with another shop on Ludgate Hill and steam powered factory in La Belle Sauvage yard opening in 1890.In 1879 the firm of J.W. Benson was awarded a Royal Warrant by Queen Victoria and in 1889 they acquired the business of the celebrated silversmiths and goldsmiths Hunt and Roskell. The business continued well into the 20th century however their factory was lost in a bombing raid during WWII; the Bond Street store continued trading until it was taken over by Mappin and Webb during the 1980's. The present lot is interesting in that the two carriage clocks are nearly identical but have a few detail differences which provide an interesting insight into the variations in production that occurred in the finishing of carriage clocks in the Drocourt Workshops at this time.Condition Report: Clock No. 16949 - movement is intact and appears free from alterations or noticeable replacements. The going train will run but is prone to stopping; strike train is also operational but the sequencing of the gong blows is 'muddled' suggesting adjustment/attention to the under dial work is required. Movement otherwise appears reasonably clean however a gentle clean/service and adjustment is required. The dial has a light hairline crack just visible in the extreme top right corner otherwise appears free from visible faults; the canted bezel surround has some discolouration to the gilding at the angles. The case has overall wear to the gilding and tarnishing to the brass where the gilding has worn through otherwise is in fine original condition with no visible chips to the glasses.Clock No. 18672 - movement is in very similar condition to that of the other example, hence requires a gentle clean/service and attention/adjustment to the strike mechanism. The dial enamel is free from visible damage/defects however the minute hand is probably a replacement; the canted bezel insert has similar (albeit lesser) discolouration at the angles. The case has noticeably less wear to the gilding otherwise is in the same condition as the other clock with no visible damage to the glasses.There is no winding key present with either example. Condition Report Disclaimer

Art Deco Silver cigarette box of bombe form, by Mappin and Webb, together with a wine label and plated novelty vesta. (3)

Mappin & Webb carriage clock and another mantle clock

MAPPIN & WEBB; a set of six hallmarked silver 1937 Coronation commemorative spoons, a cased Christening spoon, a dog nose spoon, and two salt spoons.

A Mappin & Webb mahogany canteen box with sundry contents of stainless steel cutlery, also a pair of bottle coasters, salver, coffee pot, candle snuffers, etc.

An early 20th century oak cutlery box, two carrying handles in the campaign style, vacant escutcheon to the top, two doors enclosing four drops with campaign style handles (one draw missing), with a large collection of assorted plated cutlery, including mappin and webb and walker and hall examples knives, forks, fish knives, soup spoons, basting/serving spoons, etc (qty)

Silver three-piece composite tea service, hallmarks for Mappin & Webb, Chester, date letter E, comprising a teapot with matching sugar bowl, and a similar cream jug, approximately 425g or 15oz gross.  (3)

A Mappin & Webb silver-plated novelty honey pot modelled as a bee with a red glass abdomen, the thorax, head and wings of silver plate, marked to the underside, Mappin & Webb Prince's Plate and registration number W11518 to the legDimensions:Length: 17cm

A quantity of assorted vintage silver plate items. Including Mappin and Webb Art Deco forks, matching tea pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, various knives and forks, etc.

A canteen of Mappin & Webb silver-plated cutlery

A MAPPIN & WEBB MAHOGANY CASED MANTEL CLOCK by Elliott, of 18th Century design, 20cm high, together with two wristwatches

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SARCOPHAGUS TEA CADDY a rosewood writing box, another in walnut, and an Art deco Mappin and Webb oak canteen box (all for restoration) (4)

Pair Victorian silver-plated serpentine entree dishes, pair of candelabra, Mappin and Webb Art Deco style dishes, ladles, plated flatware, etc

A collection of Victorian 19th century & later silver plated items. The lot to include a Mappin & Webb tea set with teapot, sugar bowl & milk jug, more examples of English silver plated tea set items, a Roberts & Belk silver plated dish, serving tureen, together with a W&H silver plated biscuit jar. 

An Austrian silver stand,1833 mark, with pierced foliate and bell decoration, 11cm diametertogether with a silver-plated bell,with engraved initials, 7.5cm high and a silver sifter,by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1912,20.5cm high weighable 11ozt (3)Condition ReportStand) Residue polish marks. No damage to the pierced decoration.Bell) Dents and marks. Sifter) Some dents to the body.

A silver slaver,by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1987, the centre with personal engraving and signatures, dated March 1990, on three scroll feet,25.5cm wide16.2oztCondition ReportSurface scratches throughout. Some residue polish marks. No apparent dents.

A collection of four silver armada dishes,comprising two examples by Mappin & Webb, another by Garrard, and a final example by Camelot Silverware Ltd. together with a silver plated example, each with a personal engravingthe largest 26cm diametertogether with a silver letter stand, marked 925,13cm wide9.6cm highweighable 40oztCondition ReportSurface scratches and wear throughout. The lining has come away from the interior of the letter stand.

HM SILVER MAPPIN & WEBB TRAVEL CLOCK - INSCRIBED 0 6 OZS EXCLUDING CASE

Mappin & Webb princes plate milk jug & twin handled sugar bowl together with a matching teapot & serving tray

A set of six Mappin and Webb cut wine glasses in presentation box, together with boxed John Jenkins crystal bowl.

Four cased sets of flatware. Including fish knife & fork, Mappin & Webb, etc.

Five gentleman's wristwatches. Including quartz Mappin & Webb, Citizen Eco Drive, Rotary, etc.

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a pair of silver on copper candlesticks, a silver on copper basket with blue glass insert, a 'James Dixon' floral detail teapot, milk jug, and sugar bowl, egg cup, napkin ring, an EPNS teapot, a cased set of six 'Mappin & Webb' cake forks, a box of six butter knives, a cased set of six teaspoons, a cased set of six cake forks with server, and other loose pieces of cutlery etc

A George V silver oval pierced fruit bowl, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1929, 30.2cm, 12.4oz.

A George V silver mounted capstan inkwell, by Mappin & Webb, London, 1916, diameter 13.6cm and one other silver mounted capstan inkwell.

Sundry small silver including four salts by Mappin & Webb, three mounted dwarf candlesticks, two white metal Egyptian dishes and a white metal tazza, eight other items including two 19th century caddy spoons and four plated items.

Early 20th century Mappin & Webb Brass and Mother of Pearl Opera Glasses, 9cm wide

A Tag Heuer automatic Monaco Gulf GT stainless steel chronograph wristwatch - 39mm case - on a leather strap 406802150490 CAW211R - in good condition, running, with box, booklet, cards, bought pre owned from Mappin & Webb in 2020

A quantity of silver plate including 2 x galleried trays, a raised salver, a tea and coffee set by Gilart, Park Lane travel watch, Mappin and Webb strainer etc together with two policeman money boxes.

Six silver Mappin & Webb Art Deco butter/tea knives, Sheffield 1936

A plated twin handled tray by Mappin and Webb.

Early C20th presentation Mappin & Webb entrée dish with revolving cover on four brass paw feet, early C20th The Alex & Clark Company Ltd. EPNS three piece bachelors tea service, two entrée dishes and covers, egg cruet and other silver plated ware, (qty)

A cased Sterling silver canteen of cutlery in Old English Shell design, sold by Mappin & Webb in 1986. Hallmarked Sheffield, for James Dixon and Sons Ltd.

Two 20th century walnut mantel timepieces by F.W. Elliott & Co, each with square brass dial inscribed 'Mappin & Webb Ltd, Elliott Clock', each bracket clock style case with brass carry handle, height 23cm, together with two other Elliott mahogany mantel timepieces, heights 17cm and 15.7cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A MAPPIN AND WEBB SILVER CIGARETTE CASE The case with engine turned pattern and blank cartouche, gilt interior with elastic present, hallmarked for Birmingham, date letter D, maker MN WB, measurements 8.5 x 6.5cm approx, weight 94g Condition Report : Overall good, opens and closes easily, in need of a clean Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

Mappin & Webb hallmarked silver tri footed mustard pot in the form of an egg, Sheffield assay, H: 65 mm, 57g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A silver teapot, of faceted oval form, with a carved pineapple finial, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1933 Condition Report:Available upon request

A large brass telescope by MacRae, 29 Royal Exchange, London, with various additional lenses and measuring approx. 133cm in length when fully extended; together with a hallmarked silver armada dish (Mappin & Webb, London, 1975, weight 53g), a cattle horn powder flask and a decorative sabre Condition Report:Available upon request

Two pairs of retro earrings, a pair of 9ct gold pearl set earrings with full 9ct hallmark and a further pair in 9ct set with 0.15cts of brilliant cut diamonds, weight together 4.4gms In a Mappin & Webb box. Condition Report:Available upon request

Mappin and Webb, silver cream jug 113 grams, Birmingham 1920

A Mappin & Webb silver plated canteen.

Three Mappin and Webb quartz wristwatches, not working at lotting. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Two cased sets of silver plated fruit knives and forks, the first by Mappin & Webb, housed in an oak canteen, the second retailed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, housed in leather case (2)

Pair of silver-plated candlesticks, relief decorated with birds amongst branches, 29cm high and a pair of smaller silver-plated candlesticks by Mappin & Webb, on hexagonal bases, 17cm high (4) 

Mappin and Webb silver plate four piece tea set, cased EPNS salts, cased flatware etc (1 box) 

An Edwardian demi fluted silver presentation pedestal rose bowl, with engraved inscription, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1901, diameter 18cm, 14.5oz.

An Elizabeth II silver salver with pie crust border, Mappin & Webb, London, 1985, 31.9cm, 29.6oz.

Quantity of silver plate, including two ladles, boxed set of goblets, Mandal silver tankard, Mappin & Webb circular tray approx 32 cms d and a quantity of knife rests. 

A collection of vintage lizard & faux lizard skin handbags & embroidered glove bags including, Jane Shilton, Mappin & Webb, all in good condition with obvious signs of quality. (10)

A pair of Elizabeth II silver bottle coasters, Mappin & Webb, London 2000, of plain circular form, each with turned wooden base. 5cm by 10cm diameter (2)

A silver and engine-turned enamel travelling toilet set, Mappin & Webb, London 1936, decorated in sky blue enamel and comprising a hand mirror, two brushes, silver topped cut-glass scent bottle, pair of silver topped cut-glass jars and a silver mounted comb (lacking a scent bottle). Case 11cm by 31cm by 17cm