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Lot 162
Fred: A Gerald Genta-designed wristwatch 18ct white gold case with French and Swiss assay marks, signed round silver-coloured dial with applied baton hour markers, pencil hands, bezel with texture formed by concentric curved sections, the case back with 'by Gerald Genta,' and 1640, on an integrated bracelet strap formed by curved cylindrical bars, with a foldover clasp marked 750, with Italian marks, no box and papersDimensions:Case: 34mm excluding crown
Lot 100
A novelty silver pillbox, with maker's mark S.T.D, London 1979, modelled as a textured biscuit surmounted by silver gilt fly to the hinged cover, 4.2cm diameter, together with a Mexican novelty silver pill box,1970s, modelled as a strawberry, with twist openings, 4.5cm wideFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith some tarnish to the recesses of the biscuit. With some scratches and marks to both.
Lot 101
A silver potpourri table box,by Charles & Richard Comyns, London 1919, of circular form, the lid with pierced foliate decoration with putto holding up a central unengraved cartouche, 5.5cm diameter 1.54 oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman. Condition ReportWIth some minor scratches and marks.
Lot 104
A George I silver snuff box, circa 1720, of oval form, the lid with moulded edges engraved with mirrored cypher 'TC' set within a scrolling cartouche with floral swags, the lid internally stamped with monogram WG surmounted by a mitre, 9.5cm wide4.62oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman. Literature: Grimwade, Arthur G., 'London Goldsmiths - 1697-1837', fig. 3879.Condition ReportInternally with remnants of a removed label. The silver with some tarnish and wear. The bottom with a small dent. The bottom with some faint scratched marks to the bottom of what appears to be dates or numbers.
Lot 105
A George V silver ring box,by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, Birmingham 1918, of navette form, raised on three legs, internally with velvet lining, 7cm wide, together with an Edwardian silver pill box, by Adie & Lovekin, Birmingham 1901, of round form with foliate decoration, 3.5cm diameter,weighable 0.48ozt (3)and a Continental example, stamped 800, of round form, the lid with a reeded lid with leaf detailing, 3cm diameterFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportThe Victorian pill box with some tears to the surface. The bottom of the ring box crinkled. With tarnish and wear to all. The velvet lining faded.
Lot 117
A collection of silver items, comprising a cruet set, Gerald Benney for Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1968, pepperette 6.5cm hightogether with a pair of silver candlesticks,makers mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1975, with foliate chased detail,10.5cm highweighable 3.2ozt (5)Condition ReportCruet set in original box, but with some damage.Surface wear and tarnishing throughout.Candlesticks are loaded so cannot be weighed.
Lot 118
A collection of silver items,to include a pair of Indian dishes, with embossed decoration depicting a figure amongst animals and trees, 12.5cm diameter, a cup, with presentation engraving, 18cm high, an unmarked box in the form of a butterfly, 5.5cm wide, a cigarette case, by E E Thompson & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1923, 8.5cm high, a Norwegian salt modelled as a Viking longboat, 8cm wide, and a cased set of six knives, by Harrison Brothers, Sheffield 1970, weighable 21ozt (qty.)Condition ReportChips and nibbles to the cut glass example. Tarnishing, marks and wear throughout.
Lot 119
A collection of silver items,comprising a George III silver mounted teapot stand, London 1801, the centre with engraved initial, 14.5cm wide, a group of four cut glass silver-topped dressing table jars, to include an example with embossed putti, by Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1909, 4.5cm high, a ring tree, by James Deakin & Sons, Chester possibly 1903, 7cm high, and a rectangular box, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1904, the lid with an embossed scene of cherubs, and engraved initials dated '1st.1.08', 12cm wide, weighable 4.3ozt (7)Condition ReportTarnishing, marks and wear throughout. Nibbles and chips to the cut glass bottles.
Lot 133
A silver flatware service for eight settings,by Garrard & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1979, comprising, table knives and forks, dessert knives, forks and spoon, fish knives and forks, soup spoons, teaspoons, coffee spoons, together with a serving set, comprising, four tablespoons and two handles, 17cm overall 118oztCondition ReportIn orignal box, and cutlery rolls.A few pieces with surface scratches and minor wear.Overall in good very good condition, a number of soup spoons still in tissue paper.
Lot 29
A Victorian silver tea canister,Sheffield 1899, of octagonal form, on four scrolled feet,8.5cm hightogether with a silver mounted cut glass perfume bottle,by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1906, 11cm highand a German silver mounted cut glass bottle,marked 800, with floral decoration,22.5cm highCondition ReportGlass to the German example is crazzled. Chips to the glass of the perfume example. The markers mark to the silver box is rubbed and illegible.
Lot 343
A Victorian silver mounted crocodile skin card holder,by Wolfsky & Co Ltd, London 1892, the front with a shield plaque engraved 'To J.W from A.R 1893'9.5cm wide14cm hightogether with a green leather jewellery box,the hinged lid with a Joseph Bramah lock, opening to reveal a pull-out fitted compartment, 23cm wide16.5cm deep10cm high (2)Condition ReportCrocodile skin case) Wear and tarnishing commensruate with age. Jewellery box) Marks and wear to the exterior. The interior is missing some compartments. With key.
Lot 44
A set of six Onslow pattern silver teaspoons,by John Millward Banks, Chester 1898 together with silver jewellery box,by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1918, a folding silver pocket comb, by E J Trevitt & Sons Ltd, Chester 1930,10cm diameter,and a set of mother of pearl fish knives and forks,weighable 5ozt (qty.)Condition ReportComb missing teeth.Trinket box body cannot be weighed as its loaded, the hinged lid has come detached.Boxes worn.Surface wear and tarnishing to all.
Lot 47
A late Charles II silver spice box,circa 1680, internally struck with maker's mark D.S, of oval form with squeeze sides, richly engraved throughout with scrolling foliate detailing, the lid engraved with a boy blowing a horn emerging from a pistil,4.7cm wide0.77oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportThe hallmark rubbed. Only struck with maker's mark. With rubbing to the decoration throughout. The lock somewhat stiff.
Lot 49
A late Charles II silver spice box, circa 1680, internally struck with maker's mark DS under a crown, of oval form with stepped edges, the lid engraved with a winged beast among foliage, the sides engraved with chevrons, internally gilt, 4.7cm wide, 0.93oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman. Literature: Jackson, Charles James, 'Jackson's Silver & Gold Marks', 1989, p.515, line 5Condition ReportThe hallmarks rubbed. Only struck with marker's mark. The engraving slightly rubbed. Internally with a notable joining seam underneath the hinge - Likely contemporary with manufacture, possibly with a later repair.
Lot 91
An Edwardian enamelled silver pill box,by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1909, of round form, the pull of lid of slightly convex form, enamelled in white guilloche enamel with a segmented blue rim and painted with a floral basket, 4cm diameterFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith some scratches and wear to the silver. Some tarnish to the deeper recesses.
Lot 93
An enamelled silver pill box,with Glasgow import marks 1923, of circular form, the lid with electric blue guilloche enamel over a foliate ground centralised with an urn, 3.5cm diameterFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith some tarnish and marks. The exterior with some faint scratches.
Lot 98
A George I silver snuff box,circa 1720, of elliptical form, the lid with a reeded border engraved with the crest of Corham, of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, set within a foliate surround, 8 x 6cm1.89oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportUnmarked, tested as silver. With scratches and marks occurring throughout. Internally with tarnish.
Lot 198
A PAIR OF MODERN PEPPER MILLS. with wooden linings and metal innards, by Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1981, together with two cigarette boxes, one rectangular, initialled, and one square, crested and initialled, both with wooden linings and a cigarette case, with an applied crest and motto; the largest cigarette box 6.9" (17.7cm) long; 1.9oz weighable silver (4). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Lot 228
A MIXED LOT:-. three napkin rings (one initialled), an 18th century snuff box set with an aventurine panel, gilt interior, a patch box, monogrammed, a toddy ladle, a Mayflower spoon, a chased caddy spoon, a pair of sugar nips, a trophy cup base, inscribed, and a plated mounted hoof; the ladle 7.5" (19cm) long; 5.4oz weighable silver (lot). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Lot 231
A MIXED LOT:-. a Victorian embossed christening bowl and spoon, in fitted case, inscribed, together with a George III dessert spoon, initialled, a christening cup, initialled, a mounted glass toilet box, an Edwardian beaker, a small Georg Jensen knife (Cactus Pattern), 5 napkin rings and a plated box and cover with a pottery liner; the Jensen knife 4.5" (11.5cm);16.2oz weighable silver (12). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Lot 294
A MIXED LOT:-. a George V sugar caster, a Victorian sugar bowl, an Indian pin dish, inset with a coin and inscribed, a spirit flask, initialled, a small embossed box, initialled and gilt interior, two thimbles, a caddy spoon and a small scent bottle; the caster 7.3" (18.7cm) high; 17.9oz weighable silver (lot). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Lot 297
A MIXED LOT:-. including a George III provincial wine funnel, by Thomas Ollivant of Manchester, hallmarked for London 1795, initialled and crested, together with a continental fish knife and fork, initialled, a mid 20th century German mounted pollard or burr-wood cigar box with an inscription inside the cover and a dressing table box with an inlaid tortoiseshell cover; the fish knife 12" (30.5cm) long; 11.2oz weighable silver (4). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
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