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Lot 5060

A conical glass whisky tot with hinged silver lid and star cut base by H.Bushell & Co Ltd, B'ham 1911 retaining the original matching whisky spirit label by the same maker and of the same date and another whisky tot in the form of a Kultrolf Decanter. London 1904

Lot 5061

A silver cigarette case with bark effect cover and blue 'jewel' clasp stamped 800 together with a 1920's silver lidded pot with butterfly wing decoration.

Lot 5062

A small group of silver to include a pair of pedestal pepper pots with reeded collars, an egg cup and spoon, a pair of salts, mustard pot, napkin rings etc. (11) 265 grams excluding liner

Lot 5063

A group of small silver-handled dressing table accessories including glove stretchers, a shoe horn, button hooks, files, tweezers etc. (10)

Lot 5064

A pair of George III silver sugar nips, London 1799, Maker George Napper, another pair 1962, and a collection of Georgian teaspoons. (24) 315 grams

Lot 5065

A pair of Kings pattern silver salad servers, Sheffield 1975, a white metal sauceboat and a small card tray. (3)

Lot 5066

A cased set of six feather-edged teaspoons, Birmingham 1935, a cased set of six silver-handled tea knives, Sheffield 1926 and five Mappin & Webb silver coffee spoons.

Lot 5067

A small group of silver spoons including Hester Bateman example, two further Georgian spoons and four others (7) 418 grams

Lot 5069

A 19th century Continental white metal punch ladle and strainer in a Renaissance style, the bowl with a hinged pierced lid and floral 'button', the spirally twisted handle terminating in a shaped top with winged figurehead. Marks rubbed. * This is possibly by Neresheimer who produced sumptuous "sideboard" pieces and in the tradition of the "free trade" city of Hanau specialised in copies of old silver, even replicating old marks and escaping censure because of the "free" status. Together with two other Continental spoons.(3)

Lot 5071

An 18th century silver caster spoon. Thomas Eustace and George Smith. 58 grams

Lot 5072

A matching set of six Victorian silver napkin rings by Barnard & Sons, London 1875, ornately decorated with bright cut engraving around a mogrammed cartouche and in the original fitted case. 170 grams

Lot 5073

Royalty. A Victorian silver cruet stand with three incised crystal glass barrel-shaped cruets with hinged and pierced lids inscribed on the base "J.English from HRH The Prince and Princess of Wales Dec(ember) 1876. "Maker Edward Stockwell London 1876. * The future Edward VII had just returned from a highly successful tour of India.

Lot 5075

A 19th century silver vase with bead and swirl fluted decoration. Misshapen foot. Birmingham 1890. 147 grams

Lot 5076

A silver tablebox with floral, bead and swirl fluted decoration, Maker James Charles Jay (Richard Attenboouugh & Co) Chester 1903. 128 grams

Lot 5077

A 19th century silver mounted cut glass spirit flask with chamfered shoulders, fluted sides with silver dimpled bayonet cap and detachable silver cup. London 1897. Cap and cup initialled "J.L."

Lot 5078

A George V silver hip flask, the plain shaped rectangular body with rounded corners and a hinged bayonet cap. Maker: Colen Cheshire, Chester 1921. 255 grams

Lot 5079

A pair of silver, drum-shaped table boxes with engine-turned decoration and screw top lids. Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1946. 214 grams

Lot 5080

A silver bun top flour dredger with reeded handle, London 1904 by Walter, John, Michael, Stanley Barnard, a predecessor silversmith of Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd. 156.5 grams

Lot 5082

Bernard Cuzner. A silver spoon with hammered heart-shaped bowl and stem, the foliate intertwined finial (a/f) terminating in an amethyst cabochon. Maker's mark: BC (Bernard Cuzner), Birmingham, 1905. 30 grams. * Bernard Cuzner (1877-1956) teacher and designer from the early 1900s, he became Head of the Department of Metalwork at the Birmingham School of Art in 1910. He was influenced in his early career by Cattermole-Smith and Gaskin. He was also a designer for W.H. Haseler and Liberty from very early in his career, author of the "Silversmith's Manual" first published in 1935 and again in 1949 with numerous reprints and an important contributor to Arts and Crafts flatware.

Lot 5083

An Arts and Crafts, baluster-shaped silver cream jug, Maker T. Wilkinson, Birmingham 1920 together with a decorative silver cane handle heavily chased with foliate scrolls, London 1894, Maker JAS. 106 grams

Lot 5084

A group of small silver to include an ornate silver buckle with masks and scrolling foliate, Britton, Gould & Co 1901: A pair of napking rings in a fitted blue morocco case; a silver twizzle stick, six silver cocktail sticks, and a tea infuser

Lot 5085

A collection of eighteen silver salt spoons. 70 grams

Lot 5086

A pair of George V sterling silver 'wishbone' napkin rings featuring two models of gamebirds, a partridge and a wild fowl . Maker C & C Hodgetts Birmingham 1923 together with a miniature chinese silver model of a driver and rickshaw with spinning wheels and a pair of novelty parcel gilt pepper shakers modelled as milk churns

Lot 5087

A George III silver oval nutmeg grater, the detachable upper and lower lids with bright cut borders of laurel leaves and other wavy lines, Birmingham 1806, maker JW. 14 grams

Lot 5088

A George III silver and parcel gilt vinaigrette in the form of a silver purse, with hinged frame and vinaigrette compartment with a pierced and gilded hinged top, Birmingham 1804, Maker GW together with a miniature oval and fluted toy teapot Chester 1888, Maker ... (2) Condition. One handle of the purse detached, teapot dented. 8 grams

Lot 5089

Asprey. Double ended silver measuring / medical spoon. George Asprey London 1884. 26 grams

Lot 5090

A group of six Sampson Mordan & Co silver and other pencils including a silver SM&Co combination dip pen and pencil, London 1884; a silver SM&Co sliding pencil holder, London 1897; a silver SM&Co telescopic dip pen, London 1910; an SM&Co pencil slide with cornelian stone; an SM & Co pencil slide A/F and a reverse-pull SM& Co propelling pencil in a heavily chased slide. *This lot comes with an unused pack of "1 Dozen Refills for serviceable pencils" by A.W.Faber, Bavaria with screw-in ends. (7)

Lot 5091

A collection of silver and other pens and pencils as follows: A silver "Yard-o-Led" propelling pencil, Birmingham 1975; a silver pencil holder slide, Date Maker AD; A silver sheathed pencil holder, date, Maker AD ; an unmarked 19thC combination dip pen and sliding pencil; an A.W.Faber brass cartridge combination dip pen and pencil; an unmarked slide/propelling pencil with stone; an unmarked 19thC sliding toothpick; A Goldsmith's & Co sliding pencil A/F and a small plated cartridge for leads.

Lot 5093

A large 19th century silver caddy spoon with pierced and bright cut handle, maker Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1893 together with a similar but not identical caddy spoon, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1896. (2) 65 grams

Lot 5095

A 19th century silver shovel caddy spoon with mother-of-pearl engraved handle, George Unite, Birmingham 1842, an unmarked George III shovel caddy spoon with turned fruitwood handle and another.(3)

Lot 5097

A Georgian silver filigree caddy spoon with inset enamel portrait head of a lady. Circa 1810. 7.6 grams

Lot 5098

A George III silver filigree caddy spoon in the shape of a fan of peacock tail feathers. Circa 1810. 7.4 grams

Lot 5099

A George III silver filigree caddy spoon in the form of a jockey's cap with basket weave decoration and filigree brim. Circa 1810 9.9grams

Lot 5100

A George II / George III silver wine label, maker's mark SD, Sandilands Drinkwater 1739 - 1756, escutcheon shape flat-chased with trailing vines and grapes in a design that Drinkwater pioneered, incised "Madeira", London Circa 1756. Length 5.5 cm. 11 grams

Lot 5101

A George III silver wine label, maker's mark R.B into shaped rectangle, Richard Binley, London, Circa 1760, 'square escutcheon' shape with suspension loops, incised script "Old Hock". Length 4.2 cm. 10.8 grams

Lot 5102

A George III silver wine label, maker's mark S.B into a rectangle, Susanna Barker, London c.1790, rectangular shape with cut corners, reeded borders, pierced lettering "Claret". Length 5cm. 12.5 grams

Lot 5103

Scottish. A George III silver wine label, maker's mark IZ, John Ziegler, Edinburgh c.1815, rectangular shape in old style, incised "Whisky". Length 4.1 cm together with A George III silver wine label, maker's mark GMH, George McHattie, Edinburgh c.1820, rounded rectangular form with gadrooned border, incised "Sherry". Length 4.8 cm. (2) 17.2 grams

Lot 5104

A George III silver wine label, makers mark IT, Joseph Thornton , Birmingham 1820, crescent shape incised "Rum", punched wavy border below. Length 4.1 cm. 7.7 grams

Lot 5105

A George IV silver wine label, maker's mark Joseph Thornton, Birmingham 1827, rounded rectangle with fruiting vine border, incised "Hollands". Length 4.3 cm. 8 grams

Lot 5106

A George IV silver wine label, maker's mark LVW, Ledsam, Vale, Wheeler, Birmingham c.1829, rectangular form with shell, foliate and gadrooned borders, incised 'Hock' with hatched lettering. Length 4.5cm together with a Wiilliam IV silver wine label of rounded rectangular form with reeded border, incised "Sherry" by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1836 and another of rectangular form with reeded border, incised "Rum", by George Unite, Birmingham 1838. (3) 25.2 grams

Lot 5107

A silver wine label "to commemorate the opening of John Harvey & Sons' Bond 100 at Whitchurch, Bristol 3rd October 1960". Incised "Sherry" surmounted by hallmarks for J.H.Harvey & Sons Ltd, London, 1960 together with a George V silver spirit label of canted rectangular form with reeded border, incised "Brandy" and two other modern labels including "Whisky". (4) 47.3 grams

Lot 5111

A pair of Old Sheffield Plated canoe-shaped salts with applied silver reeded edges and blue glass liners c.1790.

Lot 5112

A pair of Old Sheffield plated snuffers by Wilmore & Wilks c.1820 on a Sheffield plated snuffer tray with pierced gallery, together with another close-plated example with silver mounts c.1810, probably J.Gilbert, Birmingham

Lot 5114

A navire-shaped, silver plated double server with central handle above two shaped glass inserts in a gallery on a platform base, claw and ball feet with a silver plated warming pan or entree dish with hinged cover, heraldic crest and turned wood handle. (2)

Lot 5117

An 1880s silver-plated and ebonised serving tray with a pierced gallery and twin handles on a base with inset blank cartouche with decorative engraved border and raised on bun feet. By the partnership of Henry Bourne and Daniel J.O'Neill Birmingham 1881 - 1886. Length 47cm Width 27 cm.

Lot 5120

Elkington. A set of six Elkington silver-plated dish covers. Impressed marks and date letters for 1937.

Lot 5128

Wine accessories: A collection of wine accessories to include two cocktail shakers, two cocktail jugs, bottle stands, a coaster and unusual double-capped picnic/motoring spirit flask with silver cap hallmarked Hukin & Heath 1913.(9)

Lot 5129

Wine accessories: A silver plated champagne bottle holder with plain hooped handle and shaped collar, champagne bottle stoppers, punch strainers, sugar crushers, glass wine funnels etc.

Lot 5135

Eighteeen pairs of Victorian silver plated fish knives and forks, the blades engraved with a geometric design, the handles with an heraldic crest, makers Martin Hall & Co (1854-95), contained in a fitted mahogany case on three removable drawers together with a cased fish slice and fork, the blades engraved with floral and geometric pattern, by Atkins Brothers, in a crush velvet and plush lined case.

Lot 5139

A collection of Georgian, Victorian and later oyster forks, including silver examples, with turned wooden, ivory and mother of pearl handles etc. (20)

Lot 5143

A twelve place Victorian silver plated flatware service in the Albany pattern, Maker Henry Hobson & Sons, Sheffield, comprising table forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, soup or serving/table spoons. (48)

Lot 5147

A collection of gentleman's dress accessories including a white metal tie pin surmounted by a pair of deerhounds, a shamrock tie pin, a horseshoe stock pin in a fitted case, a pair of 9ct gold studs in a fitted case and a pair of cufflinks formed from two silver Indian anna pieces dated 1880 and 1894 (5)

Lot 5169

Commemorative silver replica of the 1851 Great Exhibition medal designed by W.Wyon (Filled). London 1991. BJS Co., Silversmiths to HM the Queen

Lot 5170

A "Cross Channel Swimming Club Olympic Games 1928" lapel badge attached to a thank you letter addressed "Dear Olympit" from the Hon.Secretary together with a sponsorship form and three silver sports medals for Wellgarth NTC, Westminster Schools Athletic Assoc. and another. (4)

Lot 5262

A Wedgwood terracotta wine or water ewer with silver-plated hinged lid and detachable mounts. Impressed mark. 31cm high

Lot 5329

A circular oak drinks tray with a silver plated pierced gallery. 41cm diameter

Lot 5332

A pair of silver/white metal pierced lampshades decorated with a floral c-scroll pattern, stamped Gorham Co .65, another white metal pair of lampshades with pierced bars together with a pair of spring candle lamp sticks with shade holders and two further pairs of shadeholders. (10)

Lot 2948

Koons, Jeff (geb. 1955 York, Pennsylvania), nach Skulptur "Balloon Dog Silver". Silber Zinklegierung. Nr. xxx/999 - Editions studio. H. 30x 30x 12 cm. In originalem Karton mit C.O.A. (Zertifikat Éditions Studio).

Lot 63

A quantity of cut and other glassware, the lot to include a silver Brandy label (in cabinets)

Lot 655

SILVER CUTLERY SET ENGLISH STYLE, 19TH CENTURYFull cutlery set for 12 persons comprising: ladle, large serving fork, large serving spoon, 12 dinner forks, 12 dinner knives, 12 dinner spoons, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert knives, 12 dessert spoons, 12 tea spoons, 12 coffee spoons. Made in Italy Weight: approx. 5kg

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