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Lot 321

4 vintage hallmarked silver napkin rings, 2 with engraved monograms. Total weight approx. 76g.

Lot 322

A small collection of vintage hallmarked cutlery items to include 4 silver handled butter knives. Hallmarked Sheffield, 1898 and with Thomas Bradbury & sons Makers Mark. Lot also includes sugar tongs with engraved details and several silver spoons.

Lot 323

2 Chinese silver 1930's trophy cups, marked 'TAI HUA', on black painted wooden stands. Engraved with "C.F.A.A. 1936 Long Jump 2nd" and "C.F.A.A. 440 yds relay 1st". Height without stand approx. 9cm. All items a/f. Total silver weight approx 100.5g.

Lot 324

2 1930's Chinese silver sporting trophy cups marked 'TAI HUA', both with black wooden stands. Engraved "C.F.A.A. 1935 440 Yards Relay 2nd" and "C.F.A.A. 1935 Long Jump 1st". Both a/f. Tallest without stand approx. 13cm. Total silver weight approx 102g.

Lot 33

5 pairs of silver and white metal earrings, all in a drop style. To include stone set and frogs.

Lot 34

A small collection of vintage and modern silver and white metal jewellery. To include snake chain, bracelets and charms.

Lot 36

A bag of scrap silver pieces from a jewellery maker. Selling on behalf of a charity. Untested. Total weight approx. 335g.

Lot 60

A vintage silver eternity style ring set with 9 small round cut diamonds, ring size M½. Together with a vintage rolled gold dress ring set with 5 clear stones, size M. Silver ring hallmarked Birmingham 1984.

Lot 168

A Victorian silver plated sweetmeat dish stand with two green glass bowls. Length 29 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The plated stand is in generally good condition with no issues other than minor tarnishing and minor scratching. Both glass dishes are also in generally good order. There are no chips to the top rim or waist. One dish has some surface nibbles around the ribbed bottom edge where the bowl fits into the base. These are not serious but can be felt with a finger end. The second bowl has a 1 cm crack running from the edge of the ground pontil mark. Again this is not problematic and only really visible on close inspection.

Lot 176

A moulded glass claret jug, with silver plated mount and a silver mounted small ships type decanter. Tallest 29 cm.

Lot 225

A Continental silver cased pocket watch, together with a double Albert chain in silver and a plated Vesta case. CONDITION REPORT: The watch is not currently operating.

Lot 227

A 19th century silver cased Turkish market pocket watch, marked K Scrkisoff and Co Constantinople. Diameter 47 cm, together with a foliate engraved silver cased fob watch.

Lot 231

A collection of miscellaneous silver and silver plated jewellery.

Lot 276

A silver illusion set diamond necklace with star pendant and chain.

Lot 302

An Art Nouveau silver button by Sampson Mordan & Co, decorated with a female lyre player, diameter 21 mm.

Lot 317

A silver foliate engraved bangle, with safety chain.

Lot 334

A pair of gold plated cufflinks, an 18 ct gold gentleman's ring with Masonic seal, an Art Deco style gold plated ring and a silver gilt dress ring. CONDITION REPORT: The Masonic ring Size is O. It is solid 18 ct gold.

Lot 339

A bag containing a quantity of silver and other pieces of costume jewellery etc.

Lot 340

A pair of sterling silver and enamelled oval cufflinks, and two other pairs.

Lot 342A

An oak canteen containing a quantity of silver plated cutlery, comprising 12 table knives and forks, 12 fish knives and forks, 12 dessert knives and forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 8 serving spoons, 7 teaspoons, 12 fruit spoons, four piece carving set. Not original to the canteen, but a further 6 egg spoons, 4 knife rests, mustard spoon, 4 salt spoons, sugar tongs, soup ladle, 2 sauce ladles and basting spoon original. CONDITION REPORT: The cutlery in this canteen is in generally very good order. It has clearly not seen too much use. The plating is generally very good. The table and other knives are later replacements. They are in good condition. The originals will probably have had ivorine handles. The canteen itself is in generally very good order with no significant issues. We have the key.

Lot 343

A near pair of silver candlesticks, with fluted columns and beaded square stepped bases. One Mappin & Webb Sheffield mark 1906, the other marks rubbed. Height 12 cm.

Lot 344

A pair of London silver wine coasters, with pierced and etched rim, London mark 1971. Diameter 13 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both coasters are structurally sound. They are not misshapen. The hallmarks are clear. There are minor marks around the foot rims. Both wooden bases have slightly sprung away from the metal binding. There is slight movement here. There are no splits to the bases.

Lot 345

A Guild of Handicrafts silver christening spoon, with mouse motif and tail, London hallmark 1958, 51 grams. Length 15 cm.

Lot 346

A Mappin & Webb silver sauce boat Sheffield 1913, 195 grams. Length 17 cm.

Lot 347

A silver table cigarette box, Birmingham hallmark for 1961, 17 cm x 11 cm x 4 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The box is in generally good condition with no major issues. It is not monogrammed. The top closes crisply and is flush. There are no issues with the hinges. There are no splits. There are some minor surface scratches and numerous small dings. The hallmarks are not rubbed and clearly visible. The interior is a little dirty. Two boxwood dividers are missing. The front left bottom corner is slightly misshapen. The top left corner has a more significant dint and again is slightly misshapen. The top right hand corner of the top panel has a small dint. The overall condition is generally good however. The base is in good condition. Gross weight 560 grams.

Lot 348

A pair of silver mounted cut glass square form decanters, each with stopper, London hallmark 1957. Height 24 cm.

Lot 349

A silver mounted cut glass decanter with stopper, hallmark rubbed. Height 27 cm.

Lot 350

A silver mounted cut glass lemonade jug, hallmarks rubbed, together with eight further cut glass decanters. Tallest 41 cm.

Lot 351

A part canteen of Victorian Edinburgh silver flatware, 1848 and 1849, maker J W / JW (unrecorded), and comprising 2 ladles, 6 table forks, 4 tablespoons, 5 dessert spoons, 6 teaspoons. 1352 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: All of the hallmarks are clear and legible with no significant rubbing.

Lot 352

Six silver dessert forks, by John Round and Son Limited, 1897, together with a set of twelve Victorian silver teaspoons, London H J Lias and Son, 1875. combined weight 628 grams (see illustration).

Lot 353

A four piece silver bachelors tea and coffee service, Birmingham mark 1905, William Devonport, 607 grams gross (see illustration).

Lot 354

An Edwardian silver cream jug Birmingham 1904 maker William Adams Limited, 151 grams. Height 16 cm.

Lot 355

An Edwardian silver bowl, raised on four short cabriole legs, Sheffield 1904, maker Atkin Brothers, 433 grams, diameter 23 cm.

Lot 356

A Victorian silver preserve pot cover, Henry Manton 1855, 168 grams.

Lot 357

A pair of silver vases, with octagonal top and circular foot, weighted, Birmingham 1921. Height 17.5 cm.

Lot 358

A collection of miscellaneous silver condiments, including French pepper grinder, Chester hallmark 1906, miniature salt and pepper, two open salts, Scottish pickle fork and lidded dressing table jar.

Lot 359

An Edwardian silver pig pin cushion, Birmingham 1902, maker Levi & Salaman. Length 55 mm.

Lot 360

A Chinese silver temple condiment, stamped WH90 and with character mark to base, 39 grams. Height 75 mm.

Lot 361

A silver purse, with calf leather interior, late 19th century, Birmingham 1894, 10.5 cm x 7.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The leather interior is in structurally very good order with no loose stitching and no tears. The purple cloth liner to the compartment is also in good order with no issues. There has clearly been very little use. The leather is a little discoloured in places but not significantly. The case itself is in good order. It snaps shut as it should. The sprung loaded unlocking mechanism operates correctly. The hallmarks are clear. There are four very minor dints to the plain outer edge of the case. There are no perforations and no significant scratching.

Lot 362

A small pierced silver bowl, Birmingham 1912, 97 grams. diameter 10.5 cm, together with a continental silver coloured metal box.

Lot 363

An Indian silver coloured metal bowl, with wooden liner, diameter 11 cm, and a metal bowl.

Lot 364

A cased set of ten silver teaspoons and tongs, Sheffield 1901. Note the case is fitted for 12 spoons.

Lot 365

A matching pair of cherry wood and silver coasters.

Lot 366

A Japanese silver cream jug, circa 1895-1910 by Samurai Shokai Yokohama (Yozo Nomura) (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Length 11.5 cm, height 6.5 cm, diameter +/- 6.5 cm. The jug is in generally very good condition with no significant scratches or any repairs. The weight is 102 grams. There are no dents.

Lot 371

A silver salver 1903, maker Harrison Brothers and Howson, 441 grams, diameter 25.5 cm.

Lot 373

A silver serviette ring, 1925 with cabochon, together with a circular silver serviette ring 1913. CONDITION REPORT: The circular ring in is generally very good condition with no significant issues. The hallmark is clear. The serviette ring with the cabochon is misshapen. It is a little buckled. We are not sure whether this would originally have been circular or oval. The hallmarks are legible, the maker being Bernard Instone. There are no tears to the silver and the cabochon is only lightly scratched.

Lot 374

A silver sauce boat by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1930, 94 grams.

Lot 375

Two Georgian silver circular salts, each raised on short cabriole legs, 82 grams.

Lot 376

A silver coffee pot and matching jug, Birmingham mark 1936. 869 grams gross. Height 19 cm (see illustration).

Lot 377

A German silver pepperette, London import mark 1904, 101 grams. Height 14 cm.

Lot 378

A cased set of six silver fiddle pattern coffee spoons, with sugar tongs, Joseph Rogers and sons Sheffield 1913-14.

Lot 379

A pair of Sheffield silver modernist candlesticks, 2005 with filled bases, maker Broadway & Co. Height 31 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both candlesticks are in extremely good condition and have clearly had little use. The hallmarks are clear and not rubbed. There are no dents. There are no scratches. We can see no evidence of any other damage or any repairs.

Lot 380

A set of six Victorian Glasgow silver Kings pattern teaspoons, 1858, maker probably W Allan, 113 grams.

Lot 381

A set of six silver teaspoons London 1833, maker Robert Rutland, 133 grams.

Lot 382

A set of six Birmingham silver seal top coffee spoons, 1939, maker William Suckling, 69 grams.

Lot 383

A set of twelve London silver dessert spoons, London 1836 maker probably Mary Chawner, 258 grams.

Lot 384

A collection of miscellaneous coffee and condiment spoons, 4 Canadian, 2 Payne & Co London 1965 and pair of silver mustard spoons 1823. 81 grams.

Lot 385

Six London silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, two London 1828, one 1830, one 1814, one 1853 and another 1854. 248 grams.

Lot 386

A set of six London silver dessert forks, 1833, maker A B Savory & Sons, 309 grams.

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