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Lot 509

Sundry items, including silver plate, textiles and clothing accessories, musical instruments, etc (3 shelves)

Lot 525

Quantity glassware, ceramics, ornaments, two silver plated cigar boxes and other sundries

Lot 557

Group of wooden boxes, African craved wood mask, walking stick, parasol with silver mount and other treen

Lot 64

Victorian silver plated two handled trophy cup and cover of campana form with embossed and chased decoration and twin scroll handles together with a Victorian Greek Revival silver plated jug and an Old Sheffield plate wine funnel (3)Condition report: Jug in good ordertrophy lid top slightly compressed but otherwise in good orderwine funnel joints broken

Lot 654

Fourteen silver ladies and gentlemen’s rings including some set with stones

Lot 655

Jewellery box containing costume jewellery and bijouterie to include Victorian silver Jubilee ring, amethyst bar brooch, cultured pearl necklace, miniature silver frog pin cushion, Victorian silver brooch and pendant, silver mesh purse, beads and other jewellery

Lot 656

Costume jewellery including paste set articulated lizard clip pendant, other necklaces, earrings, empty jewellery boxes, Continental silver (stamped 800) knife and spoon set, beadwork snake and other bijouterie

Lot 658

Group silver jewellery to include semi precious stone pendants, brooches, chains and earrings

Lot 659

Group of silver and white metal items to include an Egyptian pot and cover, two napkin rings, match holder and two spoons

Lot 661

Set of six silver handled tea knives with stainless steel blades, in a fitted case

Lot 662

Pair of Russian silver gilt and enamel pickle forks, silver cigarette case, silver condiments and other silver itemsCondition report: Pair Russian pickle forks- both bearing Russian silver hallmarks. Enamel appears to be in good condition, some areas of dirt.Cigarette case- hallmarked Birmingham 1932. Overall good condition with some surface scratching and small dents to two of the corners.Condiments- mustard pot with lid is missing its glass liner. Hallmarked Birmingham 1930. Overall good condition. Silver salt also has its glass liner missing. One foot is slightly bent and it doesn’t sit flat to the table. Hallmarked Birmingham 1931. Silver salt spoon has multiple dents.Ornate miniature silver table- 4.5cm wide x 2cm deep x 3cm high. Overall good condition. Hallmarked Birmingham 1954.Miniature flask- Hallmarked 925 on the suspension hoop. Overall good condition with some light surface scratching. Butter knife and fork- both have some light surface scratching commensurate with use. Both hallmarked for Sheffield. Grape scissors- silver plated

Lot 664

Silver backed dressing table mirror and brush, silver handled cake knife, cutlery and bijouterie

Lot 669

Silver cased half hunter fob watch, piece of a fob chain and two coin fobs

Lot 670

Silver gate bracelet, silver torque bangle, cameo bracelet, gem set bracelet and a silver gilt pendant on chain

Lot 671

Two silver cased fob watches, spherical glass pocket watch and a watch chain

Lot 679

Three silver matchbox holders, silver vesta case, Eastern white metal snuff bottle, two spirit labels, plated spoon and group of silver jewellery

Lot 682

19th century Continental silver enamel and paste set cross pendant with foil backed pink stones, seed pearls and enamel border, 80mm x 50mm

Lot 685

Two 1930s silver cigarette casesCondition report: Weight approximately 10oz in total

Lot 686

1920s silver cased time piece. 9cm high

Lot 687

Victorian silver teapot of half fluted form with angular ebony handle. Approx 20oz

Lot 688

Two silver Christening cups with engraved inscriptions, silver condiments, six silver and enamel souvenir spoons and silver thimble

Lot 689

Five silver backed dressing table bushes and hand mirror

Lot 692

Pair silver sugar tongs, silver souvenir spoon, pair silver handled glove stretchers, two silver comb mounts and other items

Lot 693

Collection of silver mounted glass perfume bottles, green and red glass double ended scent bottles with gilt metal mounts and other items

Lot 696

Two pairs of silver sugar nips, set of six silver teaspoons and various plated cutlery

Lot 697

Large silver topped scent bottle, various other silver including cutlery, tea strainer, cruet set, menu holder, pair of Art Nouveau style candlesticks, oil lamp

Lot 702

Silver items to include silver pot (lacking cover), silver cigarette case, silver trinket box, small silver spill vase and glass shaker with plated top

Lot 704

Silver including fob watch, vesta, cased napkin rings etc

Lot 709

Pierced silver dish, together with Commemorative coins including Prince of Wales £5 silver proof coin in box

Lot 71

Silver plated tureen and cover together with pair of silver plate candlesticks and large collection of plated cutlery

Lot 710

Silver cigarette box with engine turned decoration and engraved J initial. Birmingham 1951

Lot 712

Costume jewellery including 9ct gold mounted cameo brooch, two wristwatches, silver teaspoon in fitted case and other plated spoons

Lot 717

Pair of silver toast racks and cased silver egg cup

Lot 718

Group of silver mounted scent bottles and silver and tortoiseshell brushes and mirrors

Lot 719

Pair of Mappin & Webb silver sauceboats, two Eastern silver fruit-shape boxes, and a white metal bell, marks worn (5)

Lot 720

Group silver items to include a spill vase, cigarette case, pierced bon bon dish, flatware, tortoiseshell hand mirror and two Eastern white metal small round dishesCondition report: 8.8oz weighable silver

Lot 721

Group jewellery and bijouterie including Georgian seal fob, silver mounted glass perfume bottle, wristwatches, old whistles, cigarette case, Victorian jewellery box and sundries

Lot 723

1920s sapphire and diamond dress ring in silver setting on 9ct gold shank. Ring size M½Condition report: Weight 2.6g

Lot 726

Silver plated oval belt buckle with horse decoration, stamped “44 Tiffany & Co. New York’ to back

Lot 81

Sundry items, including silver plate, horse brasses, a quilt, and costume jewellery

Lot 860

19th century oak and metal bound silver chest with fitted interior 53 cm wide , 35 cm deep, 33 cm high

Lot 118

10th-13th century AD. A silver cruciform D-section pendant with suspension loop; chain with D-section links.59.3 grams, 45.5cm (18"). From an Essex antiques gallery; formerly in a 1980s private collection. Fine condition.

Lot 155

6th-4th century BC. A silver discoid bowl with flared rim and prominent raised central boss surrounded by circles; at the external base a double circle from which are radiating elongated ovules, worked in light repoussé.See similar bowl in the British Museum, accession number 117839, in Hughes, M.J., Analyses of silver objects in the British Museum Treasures, Treasures, The World’s Cultures from the British Museum, London, 2009, p.30.72 grams, 12.5cm (5"). From an important London W1, gallery; previously acquired 1970s-1980s.Libation bowls, known as phialai or mesomphaloi, were used for holding wine in ritual and ceremonial settings and were made from many materials - glass, ceramic, and many kinds of metal. The vessels of each imperial xÅ¡açap?van (Governor of the Achaemenid provinces, in Greek satráp?s) were often made of precious metals, like this one. The raised central boss was a feature designed to allow the bowl to be comfortably held on the finger-tips. [No Reserve] Fair condition, repaired.

Lot 158

6th-5th century BC. A circular silver bowl with carinated body, flat rim and convex base.293 grams, 15.5cm (6"). Ex Japanese gentleman's collection, deceased, 1970-2015. Fine condition.

Lot 159

2nd-early 1st millennium BC and later. A necklace composed of carnelian annular and facetted polygonal bicone beads and silver facetted beads, each of the two larger silver beads decorated with two crosses composed of recessed squares; large central pendant in the form of a ribbed bulb, chevrons to four ribs and a flared finial with ribbed suspension loops above; restrung, with later clasp.See Maxwell-Hyslop, K.R., Western Asiatic Jewellery, c.3000-612 BC, London, 1971, p.8-10, and pl.12, for bead types typical of this period, examples of which can be seen in the necklace offered here; see fig.127, for comparable flared terminal on a different type of jewellery item.96 grams, 47cm (18 1/2"). From a private family collection formed in London from the mid 1980s-early 1990s; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10656-174199. Fine condition.

Lot 165

6th-4th century BC. A silver pendant shaped as birds with large bodies and small heads, pierced beads for eyes, the main cells filled with bitumen(?) and clad with sheet-gold, a stone(?) insert between; viewed 'upside down', the gold bodies alone also form two stylised facing birds, with incised detailing to the neck, breast and tails; tubular bead above for suspension.19.9 grams, 71mm (2 3/4"). From a private family collection formed in London from the mid 1980s-early 1990s; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10662-174193. Fine condition.

Lot 166

6th-4th century BC. A bifacial silver pendant shaped as two facing birds or ducks, with gilt eyes and body with two miniature versions of the pair, reverse with two single standing birds with gilt eyes, feather detailing around, ribbed sphere below with vertical rows of gilt circles, triangular foot and tubular suspension loop.See The British Museum, museum number 1994,1004.1, for a bird's head similar in style to that of the birds decorating the body of the pendant offered here.64 grams, 75mm (3"). From a private family collection formed in London from the mid 1980s-early 1990s; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10654-174194. Fine condition.

Lot 168

6th-4th century BC. A silver pendant shaped as a duck or bird with wings folded along the back, head reclined between the folds of the wings; detailing to the beak, head, wings and tail; integral suspension loop to a hollow-form body; reverse with irregular piercing with metal 'plug'.See The British Museum, museum number 123916, for a silver and gilt bird from the Oxus treasure with comparable elements to the bird presented here.30.2 grams, 54mm (2"). From a private family collection formed in London from the mid 1980s-early 1990s; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10708-174195. Fine condition.

Lot 169

6th-4th century BC. A silver handle or ornamental grip formed as a round-section shank with scooped end, openwork finial formed as two addorsed horses with tails conjoined.65.3 grams, 97mm (3 3/4"). From an important London W1, gallery; previously acquired 1970s-1980s. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Lot 174

9th-6th century BC. A silver round-section penannular bracelet with opposed beast-head terminals.See The British Museum, 'Annual Report of the General Progress of the Museums for the year 1936' in Natural History, 1937, pp.10-11, accession no.1936,0613.188.60.2 grams, 68mm (2 3/4"). From the collection of a deceased gentleman, his collection formed 1970-1999; thence by descent.A similar bracelet was found during the excavations of Urartu site at the castle of Çavu?tepe, near Van. The necropolis dates to the kingdom of Sarduri II (764-735 BC) who built the fortress. The bracelet was found in the grave of a child, and considering that the Urartians were the ancestors of the Proto-Armenians it could be an afterlife gift destined to honour the god Vahagn, the Dragon Reaper. Fine condition.

Lot 175

1st millennium BC. A silver penannular bracelet with opposed lion-head finials.77.8 grams, 89mm (3 1/2"). From an important collection, London, UK, 1970-1999; thence by descent. Fine condition.

Lot 208

6th century BC. A gold pin with tapering round-section shaft; finial with rounded neck below a cuboidal body, decorated with tripartite collars composed of plain gold wire between beaded, the collars alternating with bow-shaped plaques with applied central granules; dome-shaped chalcedony stone above; the shaft possibly later, the gemstone has also likely been reattached.Taisei Gallery, Gold & Silver Auction, Part II, Ancient to Renaissance, 5 November 1992, The Conrad Salon, The Waldorf-Astoria, New York, lot 140.15.10 grams, 10.1cm (4"). From an important North West London collection; acquired in the late 1980s-early 1990s; Taisei Gallery, Gold & Silver Auction, Part II, Ancient to Renaissance, 5 November 1992, The Conrad Salon, The Waldorf-Astoria, New York, lot 140; accompanied by copies of the relevant catalogue pages and an independent specialist report and valuation by graduate gemmologist and jewellery expert Anna Rogers, GIA GG, BA, Gem-A, ref. no. 174382/24/03/2021; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10671-174382. A video of this lot is available to view at TimeLine Auctions website. Very fine condition.

Lot 321

10th century AD. A silver openwork D-shaped scabbard chape with scooped upper edges and bear's head to the apex, facing mask of a bear in a knot of three-band tendrils.See Paulsen, P., Schwertortbänder der Wikingerzeit, Stuttgart, 1953, p.49-50.62 grams, 63mm (2 1/2"). Property of a European gentleman living in London; from his grandfather's collection by descent in 1989; formerly in the family collection since at least the 1970s. A video of this lot is available to view at TimeLine Auctions website. Fine condition, cleaned and conserved.

Lot 346

9th-11th century AD. A brooch and necklace assemblage comprising: a matched pair of bronze tortoise brooches each with a shallow dome bearing low-relief zoomorphic ornament, narrow flange, transverse bar and catch to the reverse; attached double-link chain suspended between two trefoil pendants with attached chains supporting an axehead amulet, an ear-scoop, a pendant with addorsed horse-heads and dangles to the lower edge, an equal-arm brooch, a latch-lifter, a fire steel, a male mask amulet; separate restrung necklace of glass and other spacer beads with rock-crystal cylindrical beads and gold-in-glass drum-shaped beads, three rock crystal cabochons in silver frames.Cf. Ewing, T., Viking Clothing, Stroud, 2007, p.25; Arbman, H., Birka I: Die Gräber, Uppsala, 1940, pl.62; MacGregor, A. et al., A Summary Catalogue of the Continental Archaeological Collections, Oxford, 1997, item 4.1.435 grams total, 8-84.5cm (3 - 33 1/4"). From the family collection of a UK gentleman, by descent in the early 1970s; previously acquired before 1960; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10712-175093.Female costume in the early middle ages in northern Europe usually included a pair of brooches worn high on the chest with a swag of beads slung between them and attachment chains or cords from which were suspended various tools (needle-case, ear-scoop, nail-cleaner, shears) and amulets. The purpose of the pins was to fasten the shoulder-straps of the hangeroc, a pinafore dress, to the kirtle beneath. [4] Fine condition.

Lot 369

7th century AD. A gilt-silver disc-shaped brooch with quadrilobe design formed from interlaced lines with four 'eyes' and four pellet-in-annulet features, within a beaded border; the reverse with pin, catchplate and two further loops, through one of which a silver wire with twisted joint ring runs.Cf. MacGregor, A. et al., A Summary Catalogue of the Continental Archaeological Collections (Roman Iron Age, Migration Period, Early Medieval), Oxford, 1997, item 2.2; Metropolitan museum of Art, New York, accession number: 53.48.6.29.3 grams, 66mm (2 1/2"). From a central London collection; previously in a European collection formed 1979-1989.This Scandinavian Vendel period brooch precedes the Viking Era both in history and art style, as we can observe the use of box and disc brooches in both eras. There were lively contacts with continental Europe, and the Scandinavians continued to export iron, fur and slaves; in return they acquired art and innovations, such as the stirrup. Some of the riches were probably acquired through the control of mining districts and the production of iron. The rulers had troops of mounted elite warriors with costly armour, since their graves were found with stirrups and saddle ornaments of birds of prey in gilded bronze with encrusted garnets. The geometric and interlaced pattern was popular especially in Scandinavia, although we can find ornaments with similar motifs among continental Germanic people. Abstractly designed brooches like this were fashionable until larger and more massive Viking oval and drum brooches replaced them. [No Reserve] A video of this lot is available to view at TimeLine Auctions website. Very fine condition.

Lot 370

7th century AD. A gilt-silver disc-shaped pendant with a stylised beast formed from interlaced lines within a dashed ropework border, which continues to the sides of the integral suspension loop.Cf. MacGregor, A. et al., A Summary Catalogue of the Continental Archaeological Collections (Roman Iron Age, Migration Period, Early Medieval), Oxford, 1997, item 2.2; Metropolitan museum of Art, New York, accession number: 53.48.6.14.5 grams, 45mm (1 3/4"). From a central London collection; previously in a European collection formed 1979-1989. [No Reserve] A video of this lot is available to view at TimeLine Auctions website. Very fine condition.

Lot 371

9th century AD. A silver-gilt equal-arm brooch of Aagård Type III A, with central segmented boss, symmetrical tongue-shaped scooped flanges with Borre Style low-relief facing bearded mask beneath an openwork finial formed as a female figure(?), fists placed against the ears; silver rivets; ferrous pin to the reverse with lugs and catch.See Aargaard, G-B., Gleivasrmige Spangen in Arwidsson, G. (ed.), Systemastische Analysen der Graberfunde Birka II:2, Stockholm, 1986.47.2 grams, 83mm (3 1/4"). From the family collection of a UK gentleman, by descent in the early 1970s; previously acquired before 1960; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10713-175110. A video of this lot is available to view at TimeLine Auctions website. Very fine condition.

Lot 373

9th-11th century AD. A silver filigree pendant with elaborate decoration; a central pelletted motif surrounded by four wave-like double ropework scrolls with pellets in the field within a ropework border; apex loop above with triple ropework lines separating rows of pellets.See Arbman, H., Birka I: Die Gräber, Uppsala, 1940, for discussion and comparable examples; see Sedov, B.B., Finno-Ugri i Balti v Epokhi Srednevekovija, Moscow, 1987, for discussion and comparable examples.3.97 grams, 33mm (1 1/4"). From a central London collection; previously in a European collection formed 1979-1989. [No Reserve] Very fine condition.

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