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Lot 1607

TWO .925 SILVER DIAMONIQUE LINE BRACELETS. 1608.

Lot 1662

A CHRISTOPHER DRESSER STYLE SILVER PLATED CIRCULAR TEA POT with a hole.

Lot 1663

A CHRISTOPHER DRESSER STYLE SILVER PLATED SQUARE TEA POT with a hole.

Lot 1664

A CHRISTOPHER DRESSER STYLE SILVER PLATED TOAST RACK.

Lot 1668

A SILVER PLATED SHELL CHEESE BISCUIT STAND.

Lot 1670

A VERY LONG PAIR OF SILVER PLATED BAT WINGS WALL SCONCES each with two scrolling branches.

Lot 1671

A GOOD SILVER PLATED LIGHTHOUSE COCKTAIL SHAKER. 14ins high.

Lot 1672

A GOOD SILVER PLATED ZEPPELIN COCKTAIL SHAKER. 9.5ins.

Lot 1673

A VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED CORINTHIAN COLUMN LAMP. 20ins high.

Lot 1676

A SMALL CRANBERRY GLASS AND SILVER PLATED COCKATOO JUG. 6.5ins

Lot 1677

A LARGE SILVER PLATED AND GLASS COCKTAIL JUG. 13ins high.

Lot 1679

A GOOD EDWARDIAN SILVER PLATED TABLE INKSTAND. 9ins long.

Lot 1681

A GOOD SET OF FOUR SILVER PLATED FROG SALTS with gilt interiors.

Lot 1685

A GOOD FRENCH SILVER PLATED BOTTLE POURER with fruiting vines. 8.5ins .

Lot 1687

A SILVER PLATED COCKTAIL SHAKER, modelled as a POLAR BEAR. 10Ins high.

Lot 1701

AN ART DECO HAMMERED TWO HANDLED SILVER BOWL. 4.5ins diameter, London 1904, maker: W.K.S. Weight: 8ozs.

Lot 1703

A GEORGE II SILVER PEPPERETTE. London 1736.

Lot 1704

A GEORGE V CIRCULAR SILVER TWO HANDELED TAZZA. 5ins diameter, London 1919. Weight: 6ozs.

Lot 1705

A CIRCULAR SILVER BOWL with cast rim. 4.75ins diameter. London 1935, and a small cup. Birmingham 1931 (2). Weight: 5ozs.

Lot 1706

A SILVER SAUCEBOAT. Birmingham 1903 and a PEPPER MILL (2).

Lot 1707

A GOOD FRENCH SILVER SIX PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SET, stamped BOINTABURET A PARIS. Comprising: coffee pot, tea pot, hot water jug, sugar basin and cover, bowl and milk jug, decorated with garlands. Gross weight: 107ozs.

Lot 1708

A PLAIN GLASS CLARET JUG with silver mounts and handle. London 1933.

Lot 1709

A PLAIN GLASS LEMONADE JUG with silver mount and handle. London 1979.

Lot 1710

A GOOD GEORGE III SILVER PIE CRUST SALVER with shell borders on three pad feet. 7ins diameter. London 1761, Maker: R. R.. Weight: 9ozs.

Lot 1711

A GOOD GEORGE III SILVER OVAL TEA POT STAND with engraved decoration and crest, on four curving legs. 7ins long. London 1767, Maker: E. I. Weight: 4ozs.

Lot 1712

A CIRCULAR SILVER MOUNTED WOODEN BOTTLE COASTER. 4.75ins diameter. London 1942.

Lot 1713

A GEORGE III SILVER WINE FUNNEL. London 1792.

Lot 1714

A GOERGE IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FISH SLICE. London 1824, Maker: T. D.

Lot 1715

A GEORGE III SILVER PIERCED CAKE SLICE. London 1771. Maker: T. N.

Lot 1716

A GEORGE III BRIGHT CUT SILVER SHELL LADLE. London 1767.

Lot 1717

A SMALL GEORGE III SILVER SHELL LADLE. London 1770, Maker: T. E.

Lot 1718

A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER SAUCE LADLES. London 1824. Maker: C. E.

Lot 1720

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT VARIOUS SILVER MOTE SPOONS.

Lot 1721

A VICTORIAN SILVER MASONIC PENDANT. London 1887, Maker: H. T. I.

Lot 1723

A GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE BOAT. London 1792 and a CREAM JUG (2).

Lot 1724

A SILVER SCENT BOTTLE AND SCREW TOP, 4ins long. London 1918, A SOUP LADLE, A SALT, A CANDLESTICK AND A PEPPER (5).

Lot 1727

A GEORGE III CAST SILVER CANDLESTICK. 6.5ins high, only maker's mark.

Lot 1728

A PLAIN SILVER TAPERING CUP. Shefield 1905.

Lot 1730

A VICTORIAN SILVER FORK AND SPOON. Sheffield 1849, maker: Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall.

Lot 1731

A GEORGE III RATAIL SILVER SPOON. London 1730, Maker: Sterling Wilford.

Lot 1743

A VICTORIAN REPOUSSE SILVER TWO HANDLED VASE. 6ins high, Sheffield 1900, weight:16ozs.

Lot 1745

A PIE CRUST SILVER SALVER on four knurled feet. 10ins diameter. Birmingham 1967, weight: 15ozs.

Lot 1746

A SMALL PIE CRUST SILVER SALVER on three knurled feet. 7ins diameter. Birmingham 1931. Weight: 7ozs.

Lot 1748

A PAIR OF MODERN HALLMARKED SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, in the Victorian style. Image size: 5ins x 3.5ins.

Lot 1750

A GEORGE III OVAL SILVER SNUFFER TRAY with bead edge, bird crest. 9ins long. London 1782. Maker: Robert Hennell.

Lot 1752

A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL TWO HANDLED TUREEN AND COVER, London 1797, Maker E. E. Wall, 30ozs.

Lot 1755

A MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGE I SILVER AND GEORGE II SILVER CAST CANDLESTICKS. London 1725 & 1735. Maker Bowles Nash & Humphrey Payne. 6ins high.

Lot 1756

A LARGE GEORGE III SILVER OVAL CAKE BASKET with swing handles engraved with garlands. 13ins long. London 1787. Maker mark, John Langland & John Robertson.

Lot 1758

A GEORGE 1ST SILVER TWO HANDLED CIRCULAR PORRINGER. 3ins diameter, 2.5ins high. London 1718. Maker: Matthew Lofthouse.

Lot 1765

A GOOD PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER OVAL SAUCE TUREENS AND COVERS with loop handles, beaded edge and applied, engraved roundles. Maker: I. S., London, 1790. 9.75ins wide. Weight: 40ozs.

Lot 1766

A GEORGE III SILVER STRAWBERRY DISH of typical lobed form, engraved to the centre with an armorial. Joseph Sander, London, 1718. 9.25ins diameter, weight: 16ozs.

Lot 10

A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY HALL CHAIRS ATTRIBUTED TO INCE & MAYHEW, CIRCA 1790 Each with a 'spider web' back above the dished seat with a suede upholstered squab cushion, turned tapering supports united by stretchers each 94cm high  Provenance: Christie's, London, 7 July 1994, Lot 53 Comparative Literature: H. Roberts, C. Cator, Industry and ingenuity : the partnership of William Ince and John Mayhew, London, 2022. H. Avray Tipping, 'Peper Harrow, Surrey, The seat of The Earl of Midleton', Country Life, 26 December 1925, fig. 6.  This pair of chairs is attributed to Ince & Mayhew based on their similarity to a set of twelve chairs by the partnership, painted in imitation of silver wood and rosewood, made for the Earl of Coventry in 1778 at a cost of £21 12s, the bill describing the chairs as 'Umbrella Back Chairs' (Roberts, Cator, pp. 68-69, 352, fig. 289). Other comparable chairs by Ince & Mayhew include three satinwood armchairs with painted decoration made for Warren Hastings in c. 1790, now at Dalmeny House, Scotland (ibid., p. 367, fig. 336). A single chair photographed by Country Life in 1925 in the entrance hall at Peper Harrow, Surrey, is also related. Peper Harrow was almost certainly supplied with furniture by Ince & Mayhew, under the direction of the architect, William Chambers - mahogany hall chairs with oval fluted backs from the mansion are virtually identical to a painted set made for Viscount Palmerston for the hall at Broadlands in c. 1774 (ibid., p. 355, figs. 300, 299). Another related pair of drawing-room chairs with 'medallion backs' bearing the armorial of the Mytton family, was probably supplied by the partnership in c. 1780 to John Mytton II, Halston Hall, Shropshire, sold Christie's, London, 22 November 2007, lot 636 Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, old splits and cracks, old chips and losses, Each with removable cushion, there are slats beneath this, almost certainly always designed to be covered, the cushion covers are recent and it is not possible to say if he wadding within is old or original - it appears to crunch so is likely hair and not foam. the covers do have signs of age and use in a domestic setting with some surface marks, Professional repairs and restorations to the rails, especially where they meet the legs, some re-railing in this area too, old splits and cracks, and signs of joints opening - however all solid and stable.Please see additional images for visual reference to condition  Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 142

A SILVER MOUNTED SHAPED RECTANGULAR MIRROR CARR'S OF SHEFFIELD, SHEFFIELD 1989 Chased with flower heads and foliate swags 38cm (15in) high Condition Report: Marks are well struckStands wellNo personal engravingLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Lot 25

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY SILVER TABLE IN GEORGE II STYLE, CIRCA 1905 Of serpentine outline, the pierced gallery above the plain frieze, the square section legs united by a pierced fretwork X-shaped stretcher 71cm high, 88cm wide, 48cm deep

Lot 57

A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED AND GLASS CLARET JUG MAPPIN & WEBB, SHEFFIELD 1881 The domed cover with a pierced thumb piece, engraved with a presentation inscription and a beaded border, with a scroll handle, chased with flowers and beaded bands, the glass etched with stars 26cm (10 1/4in) high Condition Report: Marks are clearSlight play to the hingeCover sits wellEngraving crispSigns of possible repair to the bottom of the handleSlight liquid marks to the base of the glass, these may or may not come outLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Lot 58

A SILVER BOTTLE STAND WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS LTD., SHEFFIELD 1912 With twin scroll handles and a girdle 18cm (7in) high With a turned wooden base Condition Report: Maker's mark very slightly rubbed, rest are clearStands wellNo engravingLight crease to the bodySome heavier scratchesLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Lot 59

A GEORGE III SILVER TWIN HANDLED PEDESTAL CUP PETER & WILLIAM BATEMAN, LONDON 1806 With twin scroll handles, a girdle and on a circular moulded spreading pedestal foot 15cm (6in) high 308g (9.9 oz) Condition Report: Maker's mark is partially obscuredStands wellNo engravingNo signs of removed engraving or repairSlight blooming to the surface, but not as heavy as image indicatesLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Lot 60

A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL CRUET STAND PETER & ANN BATEMAN, LONDON 1791 With a loop handle, a reeded border, a pierced foliate band and on pad feet, with eight silver mounted cut glass bottles 20cm (8in) long With a wooden base Condition Report: Marks are partially obscured throughoutStand badly wobblesSolder to the back of one footSplit to the centre of the body going up to one of the pierced roundels Handle tight to the bodyOne castor cover with splitPlay to the two hinged coversBoth stopper ends with chipsGlass with minor nibbles to the facetted edges throughout, no apparent significant cracks or chipsLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Lot 61

A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: a baluster castor by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1933, with an urn shaped finial to the pierced domed cover, a girdle and on a circular moulded spreading pedestal foot, 19.5cm (7 3/4in) high; a cased pair of napkin rings by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1933, with engine turned decoration, 4cm (1 1/2in) wide; a pair of Edwardian berry spoons by Charles Boyton (III), London 1902, the handles engraved with foliate swags and the bowls embossed with fruit, 21.5cm (8 1/2in) long; a pair of bamboo knife rests; a sauce boat; a pair of toast racks; and a mustard 737g (23.7 oz) gross  

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