A collection of fourteen silver fiddle pattern spoons, comprising two bright cut table spoons, London, 1903/1904, overstruck maker's mark 'CTM' (Charles T. Maine, Jersey, late 19th/early 20th century), each inscribed with initials 'ACC' to terminals, 8¾in. (22.3cm.) long, plus another; together with a set of bright cut coffee spoons, London, 1919, inscribed with initials 'MA' to terminals, 4¾in. (12cm.) long; and a set of five bright cut teaspoons with inscribed initials 'AA', by the same maker, total weight 13.4 tr.oz. (14)
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A Continental silver and guilloche enamel coin / stamp holder, elongated hexagonal form, with floral and repeating stylised enamel decoration to either side, opening to reveal gilt wash interior with three graduated coin holders, lifting to void for stamp storage, marked 'STERLING (R) {TB} (Co) 5529', 3in. (7.6cm.) long without loop, gross weight 2.75 tr.oz. (faults to enamel) * Enamel with surface scratches and enamel loss to blue surround, fair.
A cased set of twelve bright cut fiddle pattern teaspoons and tongs, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1913, bright cut decorated with floral design, the terminals with inscribed initials within a fan, 4 7/8in. (12.4cm.) long, in fitted leather case with purple interior, the lid with retail stamp for 'E W Bachmann, Guernsey', weight 6.25 tr.oz. * All silver pieces appear very good, nothing to note, case with large split and age related wear.
A collection of four silver vesta cases, of varying forms, dates and makers, three inscribed with initials; together with a M.O.P and silver fruit knife by William Needham, Sheffield 1905; and a novelty sweet shaped pill box, gross weight 4.0 tr.oz. (6) * M.O.P with crack to one end, vesta case with light surface wear and flea-bite nibbles, overall good.
A George III silver pedestal cream jug, Thomas Shepherd, London 1775, with foliate capped scroll handle, bead punched rim and later repoussé decoration, 4 3/8in. (11.2cm.) high, weight 2.5 tr.oz. * Later decorated. Marks slightly rubbed but remain legible. Engraved monogram to front. Old soldered repair to top of handle.
A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass claret jug in the manner of Christopher Dresser, Mappin & Webb, London 1899, the plain silver mount with hinged cover, short spout and angular handle, on a cut glass globe shaped body with star cut base, 6½in. (16.5cm.) high. * Marks good. Good condition overall - one small frit to cut glass body.
Five silver decanter labels, comprising a 'SHERRY' label of shaped cast form with mask by Turner & Simpson Ltd., Birmingham 1965; a George V 'SHERRY' label of bean form by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Ltd., Sheffield 1913; and COGNAC; RUM; MADEIRA labels of varying forms and ages, weight 1.84 tr.oz. (5)
A Victorian silver four piece tea & coffee service, Barnard & Sons Ltd., London 1874, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, milk jug and twin handled sugar basin, of ribbed shaped oval tapering form, highly engraved with floral and foliate garlands and a cartouche to either side, one vacant and opposing side bearing prancing creature family crest / armorial, the teapot and coffee pot with bone handles and finials, the tallest measuring 8½in. (21.6cm.), gross weight 55 tr.oz. (4) * The bone handles with shrinkage cracks and hairlines, teapot handle loose in mounts, otherwise excellent condition with very good hallmarks.
A pair of Victorian silver scallop shell open salts, Henry Holland, London, 1873 & 1875, raised on three dolphin supports, 2 3/8in. (6cm.) at widest; together with a silver pedestal dish, London, 1905; a set of four silver plated cauldron salts with blue liners, total weight 3.8 tr.oz.; and a Hanau silver serving spoon, stamped with '800' and indistinct marks, 7¾in. (19.8cm.) long. (8) * Dish with rubbed hallmarks, some pitting tosilver plated open salts.
A pair of Channel Islands silver bright cut fiddle pattern table spoons, overstruck Charles T Maine (Jersey), London 1929, engraved with floral and stylised decoration, the terminals inscribed with initials to the front 'BL', the reverse inscribed with date '26.9.30', 8 7/8in. (22.6cm.) long, weight 8.0 tr.oz. (2) * Good condition, clear hallmarks, nice decoration.
A cased set of six George VI silver gilt and enamel coffee spoons, Walker & Hall, Birm. 1950, with oval bowls and enamelled forget-me-nots to the terminals, gross weight 1.7 tr.oz. * Very good condition, with no damage to enamel or wear to gilt. Small spot of tarnishing to bowl of one spoon. Case good.
A George III silver helmet shaped cream jug, Peter & William Bateman, London 1814, with unusual high angular handle, engraved with foliate scrolls, initials to underside 'IRB', 3¾in. (9.5cm.) high, weight 3.25 tr.oz. * Possible re-solder to lower handle, otherwise good.
A antique Persian silver circular lidded box, in heavy gauge silver, the sides and lift-off cover with floral and foliate scroll decoration, the underside stamped with marks, 3 3/8in. (8.7cm.) diameter, weight 4.7 tr.oz. * Nice condition, very light surface we only, nothing else to note.
A harlequin suite of silver Hanoverian rat tail pattern flatware, twelve settings, mostly by Cooper Brothers Ltd., Sheffield 1930s-40s, a few later, comprising twelve 8in. table forks; twelve dessert forks; twelve dessert spoons; six 8in. table spoons; six table spoons by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1906-1910, weight 97.5 tr.oz. (48) * All very good with very little wear, good hallmarks.
An elegant Edwardian silver easel back photo frame, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1908, shaped upright rectangular form with eared top corners, embossed with ribbon tied roundels, foliate swags and festoons, black velvet lined wood easel backs, bevelled glass, 13 5/8 x 9¾ (34.6 x 24.7cm.). * The mirror plate with foxing and stains, mainly to bottom edge, silver with some surface wear, velvet on back with rips etc, overall good.
A collection of novelty silver plate cutlery, comprising a pair of salt shovels, 3½in. (8.9cm.) long; a pair of 1920s "The Tom-Tom Man" Green Label Chutney pickle forks, 11in. (28cm.) long; a pair of sardine tongs; and two pairs of stork sewing scissors. (7) * Unmarked appear in good condition.
A small collection of various silver condiments, comprising a pair of octagonal baluster pepper pots by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1951, 4½in. (11.5cm) high; an octagonal lidded mustard pot by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield, 1948, missing liner; a pair of boat shaped open salts by J. Parkes & Co., London, 1924, one liner with faults, silver weight 12.2 tr.oz.
A Victorian Scottish silver tankard, Edinburgh, 1849, maker's mark indistinct, slightly waisted form with scroll handle, engraved with initials 'DHB'? within foliate cartouche, 4in. (10.2cm.) high weight 5.0 tr.oz. * Rubbed hallmarks light surface wear, otherwise good.
A matched George III Scottish silver three piece coffee service, the coffee pot by McHattie & Fenwick, Edinburgh 1799, the sugar basin and cream jug by William & Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh 1796, of shaped pedestal form, the teapot with hinged domed cover with acorn finial, opening to reveal pull-out strainer, ebonised scroll handle, raised on shaped base, 11½in. high, each piece with shaped ribbon decorated vacant cartouche to each side, within an ornate triangular band, gross weight 44.6 tr.oz. (3) * Overall very good condition, having clear hallmarks to each piece, nice decoration, pull-out strainer in teapot missing strainer element, frame and handle only.
A French silver gilt snuff box, indistinct marks, rectangular form with rounded corners, ornate wrigglework decoration throughout, the hinged cover with applied floral and foliate thumb piece, the centre with fancy engraved cartouche 'Presented to Alexr Bain. By his Son Donald 1855.', 3in. (7.6cm.) long, weight 2.0 tr.oz. * Split to back right corner, the base coming away on right and back lower edge, light gilt rubbing.
A quantity of collectable silver, comprising a pierced clover shaped bon bon dish by Jones & Crompton, Birmingham 1909, 4¼in. (10.8cm.) at widest; a miniature Victorian bright cut tankard by George Unite, Birmingham 1889, inscribed 'Alma Mabel Rhind - J.A.R', with foliate engraved decoration; and a pierced oval form bon bon dish by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1925, raised on shaped pad feet, 5¾in. (14.6cm.) long; together with a modern wine coaster, sauce ladle and various spoons etc., weight without coaster 8.5 tr.oz. (quantity) * Clover dish with small split to rim, tankard with dents to handle and possible repair, otherwise good.
Channel Islands interest - a silver plated prize dish or salver, scallop shaped and pierced form, with fine engraved detail, inscribed 'FARMERS PRIZE ~WON BY~ U.N.A IN THE GUERNSEY RACES 1888', raised on three foliate and scroll feet, 10¾in. (27.4cm.) diameter. * Needs cleaning, overall good, nothing else to note.
A pair of Georgian silver pepper casters, indistinct city marks, maker 'T&Co', of cylindrical pedestal form, with reeded bands to foot, base and top, both engraved 'PEPPER', pull-off covers opening to reveal gilt wash interiors, 3 7/8in. (10cm.) tall, weight 7.0 tr.oz. (2) * Indistinct/rubbed hallmarks, slight rubbing to interior's, overall good.
An unusual Georgian silver serpent punch / toddy ladle with inset George II 1757 coin, the egg shaped bowl with pouring spout, embossed with floral and foliate decoration, vacant shaped cartouche and inset 1757 coin, with twig form stem with serpent, the turned handle with applied rose bud terminal, 15 7/8in. (40cm.) long, gross weight 0.86 tr.oz. * The bowl slightly miss shaped and having small shallow dents, handle with hairline cracks, terminal possibly re-attached.
A small collection of silver, comprising a pepper mill by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1902; a butter shell of typical form, raised on three ball feet by The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1903; a fiddle pattern sauce ladle; and a pill box, total weight 8.1 tr.oz. (4)
A Victorian cast silver christening fork and spoon, Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1853/54, with ornate grape vine decoration, the stems fashioned as woven vines, 6 3/8in. (16.2cm.) long; together with a cased Victorian christening set by John Taylor, London 1867, bright cut decoration, inscribed with initials, weight 5.3 tr.oz. * All pieces appear good, with light wear only.
A small collection of silver smalls, comprising a pepper pot by Alexander Clark & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1920; a salt; a fork; a miniature capstan inkwell etc., gross weight 5.46 tr.oz. * Inkwell with small dents etc, mainly to cover; open salt having no liner, other pieces with tiny nibbles etc.
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