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Lot 140
A GEORGE IV COMPOSED SILVER GILT CHRISTENING SET OF SPOON, FORK AND KNIFE with flower and shell embossed hafts, knife 15.4cm l, maker AH, a pellet between in an ellipse, Sheffield 1822, the fork maker's mark only, the spoon by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1823, plush fitted and brass inlaid rosewood box, the tablet to the lid inscribed Caroline to Caroline, with key++Two of the fork tines slightly bent; slight wear, an attractive and good quality example
Lot 148
TWO SETS OF FOUR AND SIX EDWARD VII SILVER AND ENAMEL PLACE OR MENU STANDS finely painted with game birds, dogs, a racehorse with jockey up or fox hunter riding to hounds, on round foot, 4.2cm diam, by S Mordan & Co Ltd, Chester 1906 or 07 and stamped Rd 402227, six in green leather case signed for EDWARDS & SONS 161 REGENT ST, 13ozs++All in fine condition, no damage or restoration, old blue tarnish on most and with the appearance of little or never used. The box slightly faulty, scuffed and scratched, silk lining frayed in places, scarce and rare in this superb condition
Lot 175
AN EDWARD VII SILVER MANICURE SET the oblong box embossed with cherubs' heads and clouds, the plush lined interior retaining six of the original eight accessories, 20cm l, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1901++Box in good condition, not holed or unduly worn, marks good, lid closing tightly, no splits, polish residues, interior dusty but not worn, several of the accessories possibly never used - all in good condition including the two glass jars. Silk lining to the underside of the lid frayed and stained
Lot 176
TWO EDWARD VII SILVER TRINKET BOXES the rectangular lid or bun cover and sides die stamped with cherubs' heads, 23.5cm l and 8cm diam, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1901++Both with even light wear and polish residues, one or two minor dents, the marks good. The lining of rectangular box partly detached and stained
Lot 10
Silver proof crowns commemorating 80 years of The Reign of Elizabeth II, all encapsulated and with certificates, two further silver proof crowns to include a 1977 Silver Jubilee and a Tristan de Cunha £5 2007, 3 x cupronickel £5 coins, a proof commemorative crown and four further commemorative crowns, all within a fitted presentation box.
Lot 485
Two Georgian silver serving spoons, both London 1829, later modified as berry spoons with gilt bowls, in fitted presentation case. CONDITION REPORT: Although the spoons are the same date they have two different makers. Both spoons appear to be in good order with only very light surface scratches commensurate with age. The presentation box is in good order with a few light scuff marks again commensurate with age.
Lot 509
A silver mounted biscuit box, Hukin & Heath Ltd., Birmingham 1923, of rectangular form with bale handles, the lid with loop knop on a glass body, 13 cm wide, 9.5 cm deep, 9.5 cm high excluding knop, and two silver Armada dishes, Richard Chawner, London 1973, 8.5 cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT: The biscuit barrel is in good order throughout. There are no obvious chips to the glass body. The silver marks are clear. There are no dents on the silver, the lid sits nicely. Overall an attractive piece.
Lot 1054
Militaria - Elizabeth II Campaign Medal, awarded to Lt. M.W. Stott. RE, with Northern Ireland and South Arabia bars and a Silver Jubilee Medal, two Great War Victory Medals, one with oak leaf awarded to 762 A. Cpl. F. Redfern. RA., the other indistinct but possibly 10812 Pte. J.R. Liverton Devon R., a World War II Defence Medal in official box awarded to Captain W.G.E. Armitage and a group of four World War II Medals, comprising 39-45 Star, The Burma Star, Defence and War Medal, further Defence & War Medal, brass model of a Lancaster Bomber, dog tags etc.
Lot 28
A Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Platinum medallion, 1977, Obv: Portrait of the Queen, seated facing on a throne holding a sceptre and mace, Rev: Tudor rose in a stylised crown and inscription Vivat Regina 1952-1977 numbered 24, 57 mm. 180 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The obverse appears to be in good order throughout with no obvious flaws. The reverse appears to be in good order throughout with no obvious faults. There is light tarnishing to both sides. The presentation box is in good order throughout. The hinge and locking mechanism work as they should.
Lot 480
An Aspreys of London silver bookmark, Birmingham 1932, with engine turned decoration, in original case of issue, 7 cm long (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There is no engraving other than the manufacturers engine turned decoration. The spring by the main joint does not appear to be working but it is intact. At the opposing end of the shaft the small stem does rotate. The item fits the box as it should and there do not appear to be any missing pieces. There is only one spring on the mechanism. The hallmarks are clear. The presentation case is in good order throughout. It has the instructions for use applied to the underside of the box.
Lot 214
A VICTORIAN SILVER SAMPSON MORDAN & CO COMBINATION VINAIGRETTE, SNUFF BOX AND PERFUME FLASK, of barrel form, with suspension loop and chains, the screw off cover with cork stopper, the hinged lids either end with gilt interiors, the vinaigrette end also stamped 'S. MORDAN & CO LONDON', foliate scroll pierced and engraved grille, London 1871, approximately 5cm x 4cm x 2.1cm, approximate weight 1.8ozt, 58 grams (condition: cover has cork bung exposed, a section of chain is attached to the cover but not connected to the suspension loop, there are collections of polish and dirt to ribbed bands, vinaigrette end not closing completely flush, there are three small dints to the main body and a small circular mark that may be a repair)
Lot 220
A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, of wavy rectangular outline, the raised relief hinged cover depicting two greyhounds chasing a hare with village church, horse drawn ploughing scene, cottages and hills to distance, with a floral border, the base engraved with 'A JUST TRIBUTE of respect to Mr. John Hardy Senr FROM TWO OLD Coursing Friends', engine turned surround, the sides foliate scroll engraved gilt interior, maker Edward Smith, Birmingham 1843, approximately 8cm x 5cm x 2cm, approximate weight 4ozt, 126 grams (condition: overall condition is good, small amount of wear to engine turning on base, gilding good, two indentations visible to interior of cover but nothing corresponds on front)
Lot 221
A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, of wavy rectangular outline, the hinged cover engraved with a duck flying over tree lined water, engine turned and foliate scroll border, engine turned sides, the base engraved with floral sprays around an oval, gilt interior, maker Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1863, approximately 8.8cm x 6cm x 2cm, approximate weight 4.4ozt, 136 grams (condition: hinge has no resistance, small indent on cover towards top left corner, some light surface scratches, interior gilding bright but scratched and slightly worn)
Lot 222
A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, of walking cane top shape, the hinged domed top engraved with monogram surrounded by engraved swags and pendants, with zig zag engraved borders to rim and base, the base with a band of floral swags and husks, maker WS, London 1809, height 5.5cm x max diameter 3.5cm, approximate weight 1.2ozt, 37 grams (condition: marks have partial rubbing, some dents around bulbous part of cover)
Lot 223
A VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL VINAIGRETTE, the hinged cover and base engraved with foliate scrolls, the sides ribbed, gilt interior with foliate pierced and engraved grille, maker John Tongue, Birmingham 1842, oval approximately 4.7cm x 4cm x 2.1cm, approximate weight 1.2ozt, 38 grams, together with a Victorian silver snuff box of wavy rectangular form, engine turned decoration with presentation inscription to hinged cover, the interior heavily scratched, maker George Unite, Birmingham 1860, approximately 7cm x 4.5cm x 1.5cm, approximate weight 2.1ozt, 68 grams (2) (condition: vinaigrette has dint to the right hand side, the snuff box has very light wear to the engine turning, interior heavily scratched, some marks are partially obscured, cover not closing completely flush)
Lot 224
A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, of canted rectangular form, bright cut engraved, the hinged cover with engraved monogram to the centre, gilt interior, maker Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1796, approximately 6.4cm x 4cm x 1.5cm, approximate weight 1.6ozt, 50 grams, together with a George III silver vinaigrette of banded cylindrical form, domed pull off cover, plain dome pierced gilt grille and gilt interior, maker's mark rubbed, London 1819, height approximately 2.5cm (2) (condition: snuff box has dents and wear, the vinaigrette has splits to the pull off base, marks have been partially rubbed)
Lot 239
A GEORGE IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, of rectangular form, engine turned decoration with foliate borders in relief, reeded bands to side, hanging loop attached, worn gilt interior, foliate pierced and engraved grille, remnants of sponge, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1826, approximately 4cm x 2.5cm x 1.5cm, approximate weight 0.5ozt, 17 grams, together with an oval white metal snuff box with hinged cover, hanging loop attached, engraved and pin prick decoration, initials to shield cartouche, length 4cm x 1.9cm x 0.8cm (2) (condition: vinaigrette is in well worn condition both internally and externally with dints and wear to gilding, the snuff box has a crease in the cover, dints to the back, patches of scratching to the interior)
Lot 242
LICHFIELD INTEREST, an Elizabeth II silver and enamel pill box, the hinged cover with a view of Lichfield Cathedral from Stowe Pool, gilt interior stamped '15', the base with commemorative Silver Jubilee hallmark, maker F.G. Flavell Ltd, Birmingham 1977, approximately 4.7cm x 3.4cm x 1.4cm, approximate weight 1.6ozt, 50 grams, together with three silver and enamel teaspoons relating to Lichfield, two small enamel and white medallions, two other Lichfield silver teaspoons and plated medallion and a silver Staffordshire knot teaspoon (10) (condition: overall good condition, all enamel items damage free at time of report)
Lot 243
A CONTINENTAL SILVER AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE, of canted rectangular form, engine turned decoration with oval enamel panel of two Japanese ladies by a waters edge, import marks for Stockwell & Co (George Stockwell) London 1926, approximate weight 2.8ozt, 87 grams, height 8.5cm x 5.5cm, together with an oval silver and enamel pill box with view of a river bridge, initialled S.B., maker Clive Norman Bullivant, London 1984, approximately 3.5cm x 2.5cm (2) (condition: pill box in good condition, the cigarette case has wear to the gilding and one of the elasticated stays, small dint to the back cover, the closing/opening spring is tight)
Lot 244
A LATE 19TH CENTURY DUTCH SILVER VINAIGRETTE, of basket shape, with short chain attached, the grille with section missing, height 4cm, together with a 19th Century Continental white metal vinaigrette of waisted oval form, bright cut hinged cover, plain grille with worn gilt interior, height 3cm, a 19th Century plated snuff box and a late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese white metal vesta case of oval form, cast in relief with birds and bamboo, spring mechanism cover, unmarked, height 4.5cm (4) (condition: the two vinaigrettes are in well used/poor condition with some dents, all or partial gilding loss, the snuff box has loss most of silver plating, vesta case not closing flush, a few minor dents)
Lot 250
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER CYLINDRICAL BOX AND COVER, the pull off cover set with a carved pink hardstone flower head, yellow metal stamens and cabochon tips, maker Stuart Clive Griffiths, Birmingham 1973, approximate weight 4.4ozt, 138 grams, height 11cm, together with an Elizabeth II silver champagne flute, gilt interior, Celtic cast knopped stem, circular foot, makers J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1970, approximate weight 3.9ozt, 123 grams (2)
Lot 259
A GEORGE V TRAVELLING VANITY CASE RETAILED BY J.C. VICKERY, purple canvas outer cover with velvet lining embossed with gilt initials J.B, the purple leather case also embossed with some gilt initials, apricot silk lining, fitted with two silver backed brushes, a rectangular silver box with pull off cover, a circular silver flask and a rectangular silver flask, both with screw fitting covers, a glass flask with internal glass stopper with hinged silver cover and collar, a silver framed rectangular easel back mirror and a small tortoiseshell effect comb, makers Charles Fox & Co Ltd, the glass flask marked for John Collard Vickery, London, 1907, all other pieces 1917-1919 (condition: case is in good condition, although some rust/damp spots to outer canvas covering, contents are in good condition but some rubbing to marks, case comes with two keys but lock not working)
Lot 295
A CASED ELIZABETH II RECTANGULAR SILVER AND ENAMEL BOX, commemorating the marriage of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, gilt interior, engine turned base, maker Peter John Doherty, Birmingham 1981, approximate weight 2.5ozt, 78 grams, 6.5cm x 5.3cm x 1.9cm, together with a cased silver pill box commemorating the Royal Wedding 1981, diameter 3.5cm, a modern silver bottle opener with crown decoration, a cased silver caddy spoon with fleur de lys handle to commemorate the Royal Wedding 1981, a modern silver playing card sleeve, a modern silver ashtray and a silver Lichfield Cathedral coaster, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 9.5ozt, 296 grams (condition: overall condition good and unused in some instances)
Lot 300
A CASED SET OF THREE GEORGE V, EDWARD VIII AND GEORGE VI SILVER, SILVER GILT AND ENAMEL COMMEMORATIVE TEASPOONS, makers A.J. Bailey and William J. Holmes, Birmingham 1934 and 1936 (s.d. to enamel on two spoons), together with an Elizabeth II silver love spoon commemorating The Royal Wedding of 1981 Charles and Diana, maker Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1981, approximate weight 2ozt, 63 grams, a cased set of six white metal teaspoons and sugar tongs with decorative finials, two silver Royal commemorative napkin rings and a silver pill box with half crowns dated 1936 and 1937 inset to cover and base
Lot 334
R.A.F INTEREST, A GEORGE VI SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX, bears presentation inscription to lid relating to Squadron Leader H.J. Maguire R.A.F. Station, Digby in 1940, makers Padgett & Braham Ltd, London 1940, width 17cm x depth 9cm x height 5cm, together with another George VI cigarette box stamped Sterling Silver, with R.A.F. Pilots brevet to the hinged cover and angular wing shaped feet, the front engraved 'Presented to Wing-Comdr. J.H. Maguire D.S.O. By The Officers of R.A.F. Station Linton on Ouse, June 1947', width 16.5cm x depth 14cm x height 5cm (2), Harold John Maguire 1912-2001 had a long and distinguished career in the R.A.F., he received the DSO in 1946, OBE in 1950, CB in 1958 and KCB in 1966 (condition: both boxes have some dents, the right hand winged back foot is bent)
Lot 345
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER COFFEE POT, of oval form, bakelite fitments, husk decoration to band, on four foliate scroll feet, makers Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1976, approximate weight 21.4ozt, 666 grams, together with an Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, engine turned hinged cover, on flattened bracket feet, maker Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1975, width 18cm x depth 10.5cm x height 5.5cm and a pair of silver plated sugar tongs (3) (condition: coffee pot has a rough patch above bottom section of handle, the cigarette box has a dent on the lid)
Lot 361
STUART DEVLIN, a cased Elizabeth II silver gilt surprise egg, the textured egg containing a silver gilt chick with open beak standing on oxidised straw effect base, London 1971, height 6.5cm, approximate weight 5ozt, 158 grams, in original case (condition: there is a light to heavy wear to the gilding on the outside of the egg, remnants of polish on inside of cover, the outer box is marked and the velvet around the area of the egg has blackened)
Lot 369
A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT DRESSING CASE, the hinged cover with brass rectangular cartouche with engraved monogram, the coromandel lined interior fitted with velvet backed mirror and stationery compartment, the lower section with silver mounted glass jars, maker's include Thomas Johnson, London 1864 and JH, London 1844, together with a velvet tray of mother of pearl handled dressing table requisites, two drawers fitted below the bottom, one with writing surface and jewellery compartment, width 31cm x depth 23.5cm x height 21cm (condition: the box cover veneer has splits along both sides and front right, the base with some lifting to veneer on sides, two of the smallest covers have splits and one has soldered repairs)
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