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Click here to subscribeSilver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a rectangular table cigarette box, probably Birmingham 1911, a pair of sprung action glove stretchers, London 1915, a spoon and a shoe horn, having a loaded silver handle, also a Sterling circular pyx box and an enamelled spoon, detailed Monte Carlo, marked 800.
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a goblet, engraved to the footrim To Commemorate The First Charter of The Armourers Company, 8th May 1453 / 8th May 1953, copy of beaker AD 1669, height 11cm, a circular sugar bowl, with partly fluted decoration, Birmingham 1901, combined weight 196 gms, also a silver and tortoiseshell lidded circular box and cover, London 1914 and a circular glass powder bowl and cover, Birmingham 1931.
A silver rectangular hinge lidded trinket box, monogram engraved, Birmingham 1903, a silver shaped rectangular hinge lidded pill box, with scroll engraved decoration, Birmingham 1902, a lady's silver shaped oval make-up case, fitted with two compartments within and with a mirror to the underside, London 1905 and a shaped rectangular European hinge lidded box, with engine turned decoration, detailed 900.
A silver caddy spoon, the bowl formed as a basket of flowers, with a turned ivory handle, Birmingham 1822, a rectangular plated decanter label, detailed Teneriffe, a pair of brass nut crackers, a pair of sprung sugar nips, of wishbone form, Birmingham 1947, a silver pronged fruit fork, having a mother of pearl handle, three silver bladed mother of pearl folding fruit knives, a small pocket knife and a George III curved rectangular silver snuff box, with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1814.
A George IV silver rectangular snuff box, maker's mark TS, Birmingham 1823, the cover with engine turned decoration, a rectangular shaped vacant reserve and foliate scroll engraved borders, the body with reeded decoration, 6.6cm long; a Victorian oblong snuff box, London 1859, with engine turned decoration, the cover engraved with a presentation inscription, underneath with an oval shaped vacant reserve, 6.3cm long; and a Russian silver and niello decorated rectangular snuff box, the cover with buildings and a figure riding a horse, underneath with a port scene, 5.8cm long, 173g (5.58 oz) gross
An American silver coloured novelty golf club money clip by Tiffany & Co., stamped Tiffany & Co, Sterling and 925, circa 2000, in a Tiffany pouch and box; a silver and glass double inkwell by Wilmot Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1922, 19cm (7 1/2in) long; a silver and glass square inkwell by C. C. May & Sons, London 1920; and a silver mounted steel cigar cutter, Birmingham 1989 (4)
A collection of small silver, comprising: an Edwardian sweet stand in the form of a tripod table by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1908, 9.5cm (3 3/4in) high; a cylindrical christening mug by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1919; a baluster cream jug, Birmingham 1903; a pair of pierced napkin rings, Birmingham 1897; a rectangular pill box, Birmingham Convention marks; a Victorian ivory handled butter knife by George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1866; a German ivory handled serving slice, pre 1886 marks; and a Cambodian small elephant box, 319g (10.25 oz) weighable (9)
A French silver coloured ewer by Tetard Freres, cancelled 1st standard marks, in Regence style, with a wide lip, a leaf-capped woman's head handle, a moulded double girdle and a strapwork, the knopped pedestal on a reeded bordered circular foot, 25.5cm (10in) high; a silver mounted cylindrical cigarette dispenser, Birmingham 1935, engraved 1911-1936 ; a plated milk churn pepper mill by Hukin & Heath; a plated champagne bottle stopper and wire crusher by Christofle, in a Christofle box; and a pewter plate, the ewer 1117g (35.9 oz)
Three cased sets of silver spoons, comprising: twelve Edwardian engraved Old English pattern with tongs by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1909, engraved N ; six engraved Old English with tongs by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1909; another six with tongs by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1906; two sets of six silver handled tea knives, cased; a shaped circular small salver by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1912, presentation engraved; and a rectangular cigarette box by Mappin & Webb, London 1938, engraved N.C.B 1939, 737g (23.7 oz) weighable
A silver and mother of pearl caviar spoon by Roger Sparrow, London 1985, the handle modelled as a sturgeon, 17cm (6 3/4in) long, in its box from Scott's restaurant, Mount Street, Mayfair; an engine turned rectangular photograph frame by Asprey & Co., London 1952, stamped for Asprey as retailer, 20.5cm (8in) high, and Dunhill, a gold plated Rollagas cigarette lighter, with linear decoration, in its box (3)
A silver parcel gilt folding pocket double photograph frame by Grant Macdonald, London 2002 (golden jubilee mark), plain with gilt leopard's head in relief, 5.5cm (2 1/8in) long; and an enamelled circular pill box by Martyn Pugh, Birmingham 1986, the enamel with a triangle above lines, the sides threaded, 3.5cm (1 3/8in) diameter (2)
An Italian silver coloured rectangular box, Firenze post 1968 .925 standard, 18cm long; a silvered coloured cigarette case; with engine turned decoration, 10cm long; a silver coloured inkstand, .800 standard, embossed with a foliate swag, with a square glass inkwell with silver coloured cover, 16cm long; and a pair of gilt metal and mother of pearl opera glasses, 866g (27.85 oz) gross weighable
A Victorian crocodile skin gentleman's travelling case with silver mounted fittings by W. & G. Neal, London 1889, comprising the following with silver covers and glass bases: a rectangular box, a long rectangular box, two circular boxes and a square section bottle; and a silver shaving brush, each engraved with a monogram RMP ; two pairs of ebony brushes, each applied with a monogram RMP ; five ivory and steel accessorises on a lift-out with a mirror, a razor strop and a jewellery compartment beneath, the case stamped RMP , the case and both razors stamped Drew & Sons Piccadilly Circus London , 28cm (11in) wide
A scarce George III silver mounted cut glass scent flask and combined toothpick box by Thomas II and John III Jackson, London circa 1795 (maker's mark only), with an octagonal screw cap, the narrow oblong body with canted corners inset on one side with a box, bright cut on the cover with blue glass insets, the base red, 11cm (4 1/4in) long. This mark was entered in April 1790.
A collection of objects of vertu, to include: a William IV silver vinaigrette by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1831, with a floral chased border, the cover engraved with foliate swags and FJ within a rectangular shaped reserve, opening to a pierced foliate grill, 3.2cm long; a silver propelling pencil by Sampson Mordan & Co., with engine turned decoration and engraved with an address, 7cm long; four other propelling pencils; a nickel plated stop watch, 6cm diameter; a cased pair of opera glasses; a south Staffordshire enamel oval patch box, circa 1790; a Verner's pattern pocket compass by E. R. Watts & Son, London, dated 1911, in a leather case; an Indian silver coloured and lapis lazuli circular box, stamped 925 ; and other items
A quantity of silver, silver coloured and electro-plated items, to include: an American silver coloured mug by Gorham, with an angular handle, three oval panels chased with figures, engraved underneath Henry, 11cm long; a French silver coloured circular box, with a bee finial, 8.5cm diameter; a George III silver urn shaped pepperette by John Emes, London 1805, with reeded borders and on a circular pedestal foot, 7.2cm high; five Danish silver coloured tea spoons; a George III silver fiddle and thread pattern sifting spoon, London 1805, 15cm long; together with other silver, silver coloured and electro-plated items, 756g (24.3 oz) gross weighable
A quantity of objects of vertu and mineral samples, including: a Chinese export silver evening purse frame, unmarked, chased with meandering waterlilies, attached to a later velvet bag; a chromium plated Rolls Royce car mascot, Spirit of Ecstacy after Charles Sykes, unsigned, 11cm (4 1/4in) high; twelve narrow mammoth tooth sections; a beadwork stocking purse; a 19th century treen string box; and other items
Sheaffer, Award, a brushed steel fountain pen, with a brushed steel cap and barrel, the nib stamped M, in a red Sheaffer box; Sheaffer, a ballpoint pen, with foliate and scroll decoration; together with a silver fountain pen, with a silver cap and barrel, stamped 925 with Italian control marks
A George III silver ogee baluster pedestal pepper caster by Thomas & Jabez Daniell, London 1772, 11cm (4 1/4in) high; a tapered pepper caster, unmarked, circa 1800, possibly Indian colonial, engraved Salt ; a floral embossed sugar caster by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1912, 12.5cm (5in) high; a plain cup bowl only, London town and standard marks only, the interior gilt; and a silver and tortoiseshell dressing table box, Birmingham 1919 (feet lacking), 413g (13.3 oz) weighable (5)
A collection of small silver, comprising: a George III silver French style fiddle pattern sugar sifting spoon by George Smith III, London up to 30th November 1784, with a mermaid in her vanity crest beneath an earl's coronet; a Victorian silver mounted cork stopper by Henry Wilkinson & Co. (maker, duty and standard marks only), modelled with fruiting vine; an oval baluster box by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1895; two rectangular snuff boxes, named Bee, Chester 1910, and named Thomas Mole, Chester 1909; a sifting spoon; a matchbox cover and a warming stand burner, 276g (8.85 oz) weighable (8) The first with the crest of Skeffington, earls of Massereene.
A German silver rectangular box by Neresheimer & Sohne, Hanau, import marked for London 1912, sponsor's mark of Berthold Hermann Muller, the cover engraved with a 16th century fox hunting scene, the sides with arcading, 12.2cm (4 3/4in) long; a linear engraved pocket box in Regency style by Asprey & Co., London 1940, presentation engraved inside, 7.2cm (3in) long; an engine turned cigarette case and powder compact, and an Indian oval box, Calcutta, early 20th century, with animals in the jungle, 8.8cm (3 1/2in) long, 524g (16.85 oz) weighable (5)
A collection of silver, including: a pair of George III oblong footed salts, marks worn, London 1815?, monogrammed; a pair of oval sauce boats by Walker & Hall, Chester 1938; a Russian vodka beaker (charka), Moscow 1894, 84 zolotniks, engraved with panels of buildings and pots of flowers; two George III canted-rectangular wine labels, Caret London 1795 and Madeira 1808; an oblong vesta case, engraved with a crest and a motto Tu Vincula Frange ; a George III upright rectangular pocket box by Allen Dominy, London 1807; a Victorian serpent pattern ice tongs, London 1879; a Germanic folding fork cum spoon; and other items, 812g (26.1 oz) The crest and motto of Baron Napier of Magdala in Abyssinia and of Caryngton in the County Palatine of Chester.
A Scottish silver rectangular cigar or cigarette box, maker's mark WB (not traced), Edinburgh 1894, the cover engraved Cigars & Cigarettes above a crest, within a Greek Key border, on ball feet (one detached, one missing), 18cm (7in) long; an Iraqi silver coloured and niello cigarette box; another covered in facsimile signatures, both presentation inscribed inside the cover, both wood lined (3) The latter two presented to Sir Alexander John Dickson Stirling, ambassador to Iraq 1977-80, on his leaving Baghdad. On 19th June 1980 he survived an assassination attempt: three terrorists burst into the embassy at Baghdad and fired three shots at him, one of which passed across his chest and through the lapel of his jacket. After Iraq, Stirling was ambassador to Tunisia 1981-84 and to Sudan 1984-86.
A silver rectangular inkstand by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1919, with an oval nib box flanked by silver lidded cut glass drum wells, the base with two pen rests, a threaded rim and on ball-and-claw feet, engraved with a crest, a motto Dum Spiro Spero and initials D.C.W.W., 29cm (11 1/2in) long, 881g (28.3 oz) weighable The crest of WALSH originally of The Walsh Mountains, co. Kilkenny. This motto was in use in Ireland circa 1816. The family was founded in Ireland by Philip the Welshman, a companion of Robert FitzStephen in the invasion of 1170.
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