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Lot 3006
Set of 12 late Victorian ivory handled tea knives and forks in fitted oak box, Sheffield, Art Deco silver plated entrée dish and cover by George Wish Sheffield, and other plated items to include hot water jug, sugar sifter, sugar bowls, cream jug, grape shears, candle snuffer,PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM MAY CONTAIN IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbanks advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping.
Lot 3024
Continental silver cream jug import marks London 1898, sauce boat by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1920, pair of shell form butter dishes, marks rubbed, continental silver ring box the cover enamelled scene of two couples on a see-saw, marked 925/935 and with a date letter for 1904, cigarette box five bright cut tea spoons a butter knife and sugar tongs weighable silver 16.25oz 505.4gm
Lot 494
A George III serpentine fronted tortoiseshell box, with festoons and harebell pique work. 7.5 cm wide x 5 cm deep x 3.8 cm high. Together with a continental,19th-century clamshell form tortoiseshell purse with inset silver and gold floral decoration and bands of abalone shell, lined in purple watered silk. 8 cm wide x 5 cm deep x 2 cm thickPrivate collection
Lot 497
An Edwardian oval silver dressing table trinket box, London 1907 by William Comyns with neo-classical pique worked tortoiseshell panel within a harebell rim, on four cabriole supports. 11.5 long x 8.2 cm wide x 5.4 cm high. Together with two other silver and pique worked tortoiseshell trinket boxes one oval and one heart-shaped. 13.4 ozt gross weightCondition report: No cracks to the shell panels all pique intactAll feet good (Not squashed)Interiors showing their age a little
Lot 558
A collection of silver and white metal, comprising of a silver mug with pierced handle, a silver chased bonbon dish, a white metal quaish stamped "Sterling", a Dutch pierced leaf-shaped dish, a white metal rectangular cigarette box engraved with an inscription, a rectangular silver photograph frame, an unmarked round photograph frame, a silver cigarette case, the interior engraved with an inscription, two cut glass dressing table boxes with silver tops, a set of six silver coffee spoons in case, a boxed silver three piece condiment set, a pair of silver sugar tongs, a pair of smaller silver plated sugar tongs, and a collection of silver tea and coffee spoons, including three silver plated examples, a silver embossed napkin ring, and a Swedish white metal flared vase, date letter for 1953.Condition report: 46oz gross of silver and white metal gross.
Lot 571
A presentation cased set of six cast silver-gilt anointing spoons, Birmingham 1936 by Elkington & Co. Together with a white metal cluster column candlestick, cased silver apostle spoons, cased five-piece table cruet, silver-gilt tea and cake set, and large silver, three-section cigarette box with radiused outline, silver-topped, glass dressing table box. 15.9 ozt of weighable silver including candlestick but excluding cigarette box that weighs 24.7 gross weight.
Lot 574
An Art Nouveau silver backed dressing table set, each piece chased with stylised flowering foliage with kingfishers, comprising of a large tray engraved with a monogram, two pin trays, a rectangular box with hinged cover, a pair of clothes brushes, a hair brushes, a pair of cut glass round scent bottles with stoppers and pull off silver covers, a pair of cut glass cylindrical dressing table jars with pull off silver covers, a hand mirror, a button hook, a pair of glove stretchers and a shoehorn, (15).
Lot 604
Quantity of silver to include an early 20th-century rectangular box with hinged cover, Birmingham 1901 by T.H. Hazelwood, embossed with a panoramic boar hunt in a romantic landscape. Together with other silver items including, a boxed bangle, sugar bows, dressing table appointments, spoons and other items. 17.5 ozt of weighable silver including brushes but not the mirror.Condition report: Some damage to most elements except spoons and bows
Lot 606
An oak cased Mappin and Webb canteen of silver of "MWE2" pattern (?) flatware and cutlery, Sheffield 1961. The canteen comes with original box of issue and old receipts and valuations.104 ozt gross weight excluding knives with loaded handles these weigh 47 ozt gross weightThe set comprises6 x tablespoons12 x table forks12 x dessert forks12 x dessert spoons12 x soup spoons12 x teaspoons12 x dessert knives (loaded silver handles)12 x table knives (ditto ditto)3x carving knife set (ditto ditto) Private collectionCondition report: Very good complete orderComes with a working key
Lot 348
Elizabeth I Silver Crown. Seventh issue, 1601-2. Crowned bust left with sceptre, ELIZABETH D G ANG FRA ET HIB REGINA. R. Shield over cross. Mint mark 1. Ref: Spink 2582. 1601, in box with certificate. Condition: there appear to have been initials in the field of each quarter of the reverse but there has been an attempt to remove them at some point in its past.
Lot 266
DOWNING (EDITH)Hunger-strike medal awarded by the WSPU to Edith Downing, in silver and enamel construction, the top bar fitted with pin and the obverse engraved 'For Valour', the suspension bar in silver and enamel (the reverse engraved 'Fed by Force 1/3/12' and the obverse with striped enamelled bars), the disc 22mm. diameter, engraved on the obverse 'Hunger Strike', and on the reverse 'Edith Downing', maker's name engraved on reverse of top bar ('Toye 67 Theobalds Rd/ London'), overall c.75 x 40mm.; in original purple roan presentation box, lined with green velvet, padded silk inner lid with dedication to Downing printed in gilt, box c.60 x 102mm., [1912]Footnotes:HUNGER STRIKE MEDAL OF WELSH-BORN SUFFRAGETTE AND SCULPTOR EDITH DOWNING.Edith Elizabeth Downing (1857-1931) was born in Cardiff and spent most of her working life in Chelsea, where she became known primarily for her bronze and marble busts and figures. In 1908 she joined the Chelsea branch of the WSPU along with her sister, using her artistic talents to support the cause, helping to organise processions with Marion Wallace-Dunlop and selling her work to raise funds.Her first arrest came in 1911 when she broke a window of Somerset House and was sentenced to a week in jail. The following year she was again arrested for throwing a stone through a West End shop window during a mass WSPU window-smashing campaign. This time she was sentenced to three months in Holloway Prison, where went on hunger strike and was forcibly fed. A vocal critic of police and prison brutality, hers was one of the embroidered signatures on the Suffragette Handkerchief. On her release in June 1912, Downing was awarded the WSPU medal. Her sister Caroline was also awarded a medal, which is now part of the collection in the Houses of Parliament.The military-style medals were awarded by the leaders of the WSPU to suffragettes who had gone on hunger-strike in protest at not being recognised as political prisoners. They hang on a length of ribbon in the WSPU colours from a silver pin bar engraved 'For Valour' in the style of the Victoria Cross. On the obverse is engraved 'Hunger Strike', and the reverse is engraved with the name of the recipient. Some medals had silver bars added in recognition of periods of hunger strike, or striped enamelled bars to denote forcible feeding. Edith Downing's medal has a silver bar engraved 'Fed by Force 1/3/12', actually the date she was imprisoned prior to going on hunger strike and being forcibly fed.The medals were made by Toye & Co. at a cost of £1.00 each, and were first presented in St James' Hall in early August 1909, to women who had gone on hunger strike while serving sentences in Holloway Prison. Downing's medal comes in its original purple box with green velvet lining, and the wording on the inside lid, printed in gold on white silk 'Presented to Edith Downing by the Women's Social and and Political Union in recognition of a gallant action, whereby through endurance to the last extremity of hunger and hardship a great principle of political justice was vindicated'.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 122
A collection of jewellery, comprising a 9ct gold pendant, of textured abstract design, on a trace-link chain with clasp stamped '9C', two 9ct gold fancy flattened-link chains, a 9ct gold fine box-link chain, (fitting deficient), a 9ct gold cased lady's bracelet watch, with gilt metal expanding bracelet, a blue and white stone cluster pendant, 9ct white gold mounted, on a trace-link chain stamped '925', together with assorted silver and white metal items, first pendant length 3.3cm (qty)Condition report: Approximate gross weights only: first pendant and chain 6.8gm, two flattened-link chains combined 11.9gm, fine box-link chain 3.1gm, lady's bracelet watch (case back only) 1.9gm, blue and white stone cluster pendant 1.6gm.
Lot 302
A Charles I silver counter box, pierced and engraved with a bust of Charles I to the lid, and Henrietta Maria to the base in the manner of Simon and Willem de Passe, the sides pierced and engraved with scrolling foliage, unmarked, containing twenty eight silver counters, die struck with the portraits of various monarchs, 3cm wide.Condition report: There is a hole below the bust of Charles within one of the scrolls on the box. The base/opposing side (of Henrietta) has been pushed in, with damage to the fretwork. There are several gaps/breaks to the fretwork to the sides of the box, with a fair amount of wear to the engraving overall. The counters are fairly rubbed/worn and quite thin, two or three with noticeable losses to the edges.
Lot 305
A pair of George III silver bright-cut sugar tongs, maker's initials S.W, London 1792, and other small items comprising a candle snuffer on long twist handle, London 1980, a circular box with blue guilloche enamel cover applied with a crown, a vesta case, a pair of wine labels for Port and Brandy, a pair of plated wine labels for Port and Sherry, an American heart shaped baby's rattle, stamped sterling, with mother o'pearl teething ring, and other small items. (qty)
Lot 312
A late 19th century miniature portrait after Raphael, of the Madonna Della Sedia, on porcelain arched plaque, in pierced and engraved gilt metal triptych easel frame, 13.5cm high overall, together with a collection of other small items, to include a silver card case, vesta case, and circular pill box, the latter inset with a George II coin, a Victorian silver baby's rattle whistle (lacking coral teether), a Victorian silver and mother o'pearl folding fruit knife, a white metal heart shaped box, a scent bottle, a pair of lorgnettes, a needle case and a manicure tool. (qty)
Lot 325
A 19th century silver and tortoiseshell snuff box, of plain oval design, the hinged lid with inset oval bright-cut plaque, with engraved monogram, unmarked, 10.5cm wide.Condition report: The bottom inside surface, and a small patch on the inner lid, are heavily marked. Otherwise overall good condition, with age related wear, patination and marks throughout.
Lot 326
A late Victorian silver sealing wax case and vesta stand, embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage, having domed hinged top and further hinged vesta compartment to the end, with vesta holder, by Samuel Jacob, London 1899, 18cm long; and a circular box with revolving cover and opening, unmarked. (2)
Lot 334
A Continental silver rectangular small box, relief decorated with a basket of flowers on a trellis ground, import marks J.S & M.J, London 1989, 4.3cm wide, three various silver engine turned rectangular boxes by Peter John Doherty, largest 6.5cm wide, an oval silver box, and an Edwardian silver vesta case, Birmingham 1903. (6)
Lot 403
A Victorian silver christening mug, embossed with stylised scolling foliage, by George Maudesley Jackson, London 1888, 8.5cm high, other small silver items comprising a small christening mug, a circular dish, a Victorian three piece christening set, cased, 8oz weighable, a set of twelve silver plated dessert knives and forks, a pair of fish servers, cased, and a Victorian rosewood toilet box, the fitted interior with glass bottles and jars, some with plated mounts. (qty)
Lot 407
An Edwardian silver bachelor's tea pot, on shaped feet and with ebonised handle and knop, by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1902, 11cm high, 9.5oz overall, together with a silver engine turned small compact, an embossed silver circular snuff box, Birmingham 1896, one further similar box and a match box cover. (5)
Lot 420
A late Victorian silver heart shaped desk timepiece, with white circular dial, and easel strut support, by Douglas Clock Co, Birmingham 1900, 9.5cm high, together with a silver plated circular small timepiece, and an Edwardian silver rectangular cigarette box, with foliate strap hinges and feet, by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1907, 19.5cm wide. (3)Condition report: First timepiece: hairline cracks to dial at 2 o'clock. Movement not working. Several dings to silver case. Second timepiece: movement currently runs but working order has not been tested and cannot be guaranteed. Losses to plating on case, small chip to centre of dial. Cigarette box: several dings to body, mainly to lid. Later fabric lined. Age related wear, patination and marks throughout.
Lot 424
A collection of assorted small silver items, comprising a serving fork and spoon by Thomas Bradbury & Co, Sheffield 1932, a pierce decorated oval salt, a cigarette box, a set of six late Victorian apostle top tea spoons, with matching tongs, Sheffield 1896, cased, a Chinese export pepper by Kwan Wo, a pair or repousse decorated spill vases, another spill vase, a pair of lobed baluster peppers, three napkin rings, three German spoons stamped 750, and other oddments, approx 23oz weighable. (qty)
Lot 428
A collection of silver, comprising a set of six lobster picks by William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1923, cased, a set of six coffee spoons, cased, an oval soap box by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1907, a Victorian faceted glass mustard with silver mounts, London 1857, six various napkin rings (some Continental), a sifter spoon, assorted flatware, and a French silver topped six piece faceted glass toilet set, approximately 19oz weighable. (qty)
Lot 432
A pair of George III silver circular salts, with beaded borders, on pad feet, by D & R Hennell, London 1767, 6.5cm diameter, a pair of silver salts with blue glass liners, Birmingham 1927, a pair of late Victorian silver bell shaped peppers, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, London 1900, and a late Victorian silver spherical string box, pierced with thistles, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1893 (AF), 13oz overall. (7)
Lot 437
A small collection of silver, comprising a pair of Edwardian oval sweetmeat dishes, repousse decorated with scrolling foliage by the Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1906, 14cm wide, two similar dishes, a rectangular trinket box, Chester 1900, 11.5cm, a Continental trinket box with embossed decoration, a miniature trophy cup, and other oddments, 14oz weighable. (qty)
Lot 449
A silver rectangular cigarette box, with engine turned decoration, by Alfred Deeley, Birmingham 1938, 16cm wide, another slightly smaller cigarette box by the same maker, Birmingham 1940, 11cm wide, and two silver cigarette cases, 8oz weighable. (4)Condition report: Both cigarette boxes have several dings all over and age related wear, patination and marks. The larger box has a split to the front corner of the lid. The hinges and linings are both good. Both cigarette cases are in good overall condition with age related wear, patination and marks. The case with rounded corners is inscribed 'Judith'.
Lot 488
An American silver Art Nouveau style candlestick, relief decorated with flowers and sinuous foliage, on weighted base, by Woodside Sterling Co, 20.5cm high, a set of three American silver pierced sweetmeaat dishes by Tiffany & Co, of beaded quatrefoil outline and on ball feet, 10.5cm wide, four other American silver items comprising a pair of circular small dishes, a knife rest with flower ends, and a pair of scissors in case, with steel blades, a Peruvian silver box with glazed fabric inset top, and a sugar scoop with wooden handle, stamped 925. (10)
Lot 205
Elco - a lady's 9 carat yellow gold wristwatch, circular sunburst dial with alternating arabics and batons, subsidiary seconds dial in a 9 carat yellow gold tonneau shaped case, fitted with a 9 carat gold expanding bracelet with metal springs, no box, watch is running at present time although no guarantee is given, gross weight 13g, three 9 carat gold crosses and a St Christopher, 8.5g; 9 carat worn signet ring 4.5; 18ct and Plat illusion set solitaire, 2g; silver ring and locket.
Lot 233
A collection of antique and modern silver jewellery, a white metal cross, testing as silver having an engraved pattern and set with seven black and white round cabochon cut agates, 60x40mm, in a period pendant box named Thos. D Wood Margate; a silver charm bracelet with fifteen charms; identity bracelet; silver double figure of eight link bracelet with padlock fastener; Victorian silver locket, 25mm, Birmingham 1883, on a Prince-of-Wales link chain 50cm long; a Victorian silver oval target brooch, 30mm, Birmingham 1887; .935 silver full hunter fob watch, monogrammed and later engraved 29th January 1979, on a 45cm Prince-of-Wales link chain.
Lot 238
Silver manicure items in a fitted case missing some items; another case with silver handled button hook, shoe horn and glove stretchers, Birmingham 1905, missing one item; a plain silver 25mm pill box, Birmingham 1921; a 35mm daisy shape silver patch box with turquoise guilloche enamel hinged cover, Birmingham 1920, small down puff inside; two silver nail buffers, Birmingham 1920/1921; a 75mm steel case with clasp holding a travelling syringe set, initials LS on cover.
Lot 280
A red jewellery box containing silver, and gold-plated jewellery, a silver solid graduated curb link single watch Albert chain, 33cm, medallion attached, Birmingham 1905; another enamelled medallion Birmingham 1922; a gold-plated double Albert watch chain, long fetter and oval trace links; a gold-plated curb link bracelet; a Wedgwood blue jasper ware ring and similar green ring; marcasite brooch and earclips; Siam niello brooch, 50mm diameter, bar broopch.
Lot 283
A jewellery box named Christian Dior Parfums with an enamel fob watch and silver jewellery, the 27mm fob watch having a white enamel dial with blue arabic numeral chapter ring in a .935 silver-gilt case decorated with royal blue enamel and fleur-de-lys, stem wind movement, watch winds freely, hands set and is running at present time although no guarantee is given; two silver half hinged bangles; expanding bangle; slave bangle with three coins; curb bracelet; cross and chain; brooches; pair of sapphire earrings etc.
Lot 288
A modern musical cabinet jewellery box, silver and costume jewellery, a 9 carat yellow gold tie stud, a pair of small emerald and diamond earstuds, two powder compacts.; Guinness cufflinks; Pierre Cardin five pair earring caddy; gold-plated cased pen and cufflink set, costume jewellery necklaces, brooches, scarf clips.
Lot 290
A tray of vintage jewellery and collectables, micro mosaic handbag mirror; circular frame; brooch; hatpins; mother-of-pearl box with badges; four plated napkin rings; hat pin cushion; 925 basket pin cushion; small cloisonne cover; salt; small silver coloured hand mirror; metal wine labels; etc
Lot 295
A collection of vintage costume jewellery, green and coral scarab bead necklace, 40cm; ceramic and pewter brooches; paste buttons; hatpins; pair of cufflinks; clear diamante paste brooches, buckles, bracelet, necklace; marcasite brooches and two rings all in two wooden boxes; a twin compartment domed jewel box named N Sternberg 15 Market street Manchester containing badges - silver General Nursing Council, 1951 Festival of Britain enamel badge; modern cased Women's Voluntary Service Medal.
Lot 300
A collection of silver and costume jewellery, Rennie Mackintosh Collection silver earrings in box; another pair of hallmarked silver earrings; butterfly wing brooch; filigree jewellery; two Victorian sweetheart brooches; Shetland silver pendant; wristwatches; Jaguar black leather jewllery roll; Dulwich Design new and boxed jewellery box in navy and tan with key.
Lot 371
Four pocket watches, an H Samuel of Manchester demi-hunter pocket watch, white enamel dial with a Roman numeral chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial in a gold-plated case, stem wind movement, fully wound and not working in original Samuel watch box; an Ingersoll chrome-plated stem wind open face pocket watch, not working; a silver open face pocket watch with 47mm white enamel dial and subsidiary seconds dial in engine turned outer and plain inner cases, Birmingham, metal dust cover over the key wind movement with key named G C Hardwick Burton on Trent, numbered 16383, watch is running at present time although no guarantee is given; a 935 standard fob watch; a lady's Perfex steel wristwatch with marcasite set silver bracelet; a silver solid graduated curb link single Albert watch chain, 34cm.
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