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Click here to subscribeA Victorian commemorative silver Bowl, by Charles Edwards, hallmarked London 1897, with applied silver foliate scroll celebrating the Diamond Jubilee, the two handles pierced with leaves and crown, the reverse with presentation inscription, 6¾in (17cm) wide, handle to handle, approx weight 5.5ozt.
A George VI silver Sugar Bowl, by Walker & Hall, hallmarked Sheffield, 1937, of octagonal form, with stepped octagonal foot, geometrically pierced handles, blue glass line, with one very small chip to rim, 6in (15cm) wide, handle to handle, together with a silver sifter spoon, by Walker & Hall, hallmarked Sheffield, 1937, total silver weight 5.4ozt (2)
A near matched pair of pretty Victorian silver Bon Bon Dishes, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, hallmarked for Chester, 1895 and Birmingham, 1896, the centres of heart shape with pierced foliate and ribboned borders, raise don three ball feet, 3¾in (9.5cm) long, approx total weight 1.2ozt (2)
A German Third Reich period NSKK Dagger, the double edged blade inscribed 'Alles fur Deutschland', the reverse with RZM mark over 'M 7/66 1938' and with Eickhorn Solingen' makers mark, wooden hilt with nickel silver mounts, the painted black metal sheath with hanging strap, the clip marked 'RZM M5c/93, overall length 13¾ (35cm)
A Victorian silver Mustard Pot, by William Evans, hallmarked London, 1864, of drum shape, with engraved foliate decoration, the hinged lid with initials and dated 1867, lacks liner, together with a Victorian silver sifter spoon, by Chawner & Co., hallmarked London, 1863, and a pair of late Victorian silver pepperettes, hallmarked Birmingham, 1893, bases slightly creased, approx total weight 6.6ozt (4)
A late Victorian silver Basket, by Charles Stuart Harris, hallmarked London, 1898, of oval form, pierced with scrolling foliate decoration, one cartouche engraved with a crest, the other plain, raised on four foliate supports and with a wavy rim, the red glass liner correspondingly shaped, 9in (22.5cm) x 7½in (19cm), weight of silver 18.6ozt.
A Victorian silver Table Spoon, by The Portland Co., hallmarked London, 1861, fiddle pattern, the handle monogrammed, together with a George IV Scottish silver Sauce Ladle, hallmarked Glasgow, 1861, a pair of silver sugar nips, two spoons and a butter knife, approx total weight 6.6ozt (5)
A late Victorian silver Butter Dish, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd., hallmarked London, 1900, of scallop form with three ball feet, together with a George V silver sauce boat, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarked Sheffiel, 1935, of traditional form with wavy cut edge, and a very small silver cream jug, handle with repairs, approx total weight 5.5ozt (3)
A small Victorian silver Pin Tray, by Henry Williamson Ltd., hallmarked Birmingham, 1900, of shaped rectangular form, the border pierced with foliate decoration, 5½in (14cm) long, together with two silver spill vases, both with weighted bases, a silver topped dressing table jar, a silver cigarette case and an Eastern white metal three piece belt buckle, weighable silver 5.5ozt (6)
A late Victorian three piece Cruet Set, by Kemp Brothers, hallmarked Birmingham, 1899, of shaped hexagonal form, comprising mustard pot and two open salts, all with gilded interiors, together wit ha pair of George V silver pepperettes, hallmarked Birmingham, 1934, approx total weight 7.4ozt (5)
A quantity of Glassware, comprising a pair of small Cut-glass open Dishes, a Cut-glass tumbler, with foliate decoration enclosing a central inscription 'T Aimer Sans S', with another similar, a single Champagne glass, a small glass Pot, decorated glass with foliate design, enclosed with a golden painted foliate border, all enclosing a central gold finial to the lid, a glass Scent Bottle, decorated with foliate design and green stained glass, with a modern Villeroy & Boch double Candlestick, geometric design, impressed mark to base, a Wine Decanter, with grape decoration, lacks stopper and some cracks to base, and a silver speckled glass Pot, with central gold speckled finial to lid, ten pieces overall (a lot)
A Victoian silver Caddy Spoon, by Hilliard & Thomason, hallmarked Birmingham, 1854, with flared scalloped shaped bowl, the reverse of handle with initials, not split or repaired but creased where bowl meats handle, together with a George III silver sifter spoon, London, 1810, a George III silver sauce ladle, London, 1813, a pair of Victorian silver salt spoons, by Elizabeth Eaton, hallmarked London, 1852, and a pair of 19thC silver sugar nips, approx total weight 5.1ozt (6)
A quantity of Glassware, comprising a Caithness glass bowl with pink colourations to the base, a Dartington Crystal owl/vase, Franklin Mint Crystal Fantasy Iceberg with Penguins dated 1986 and signed JC - James Carpenter, sterling silver penguins on a 24% Japanese lead crystal, Hadrain Glass and Swarovski animals including a cat, mouse squirrel hedgehog etc, a large glass snail, an engraved glass bird cut glass key-ring and two stones made into small creatures, 13 pieces overall (a lot)
A Royal Doulton Coffee Service, stamped '422', decorated with colourful birds, comprising six cups and saucers, cream jug, coffee pot etc, sixteen pieces in total, together with a quantity of Paperweights, including several millefiori, nautical etc, eleven in total, and a small quantity of silver plated flatware (a lot)
A set of three contemporary silver Wine Labels, by Sterling Merchandising Company, hallmarked Birmingham, 1980/1981, inscribed 'Brandy', 'Port', and ' Sherry', with a near matched fourth, hallmarked Birmingham, 1984, inscribed 'Whisky', together with a silver tastevin, hallmarked Birmingham, 1987, all in a 19thC style, approx total weight 2.5ozt (5)
A pair of George III silver Table Spoons, by Solomon Hougham, hallmarked London, 1794, Old English pattern, the handles with initials, 8¾in (22.2cm) long, together with a pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, by H J Lias & Son, hallmarked London, 1866, the handles initialled and a pair of Edwardian silver table spoons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1909, approx total weight 13.1ozt (6)
The von Mohl Collection: Mary Clarke Mohl (1793-1883) and Claude Charles Fauriel (1772-1844), by direct descent, a family collection relating to these two 19th century intellectuals: including a 19th century continental silver coffee pot, silver mark rubbed, maker's mark on base, side handle damaged but present, 4¾in (12cm) high, weight 6½ozt, bequested to Mary Clarke by Fauriel, engraved, 'Cafetière de la Marquise de Condorcet donnée a Claude Fauriel léguée à Madame Mary de Mohl 120 rue du Bac Paris', an original letter from Mary Clarke to Fauriel dated August 1829, two volumes of their published letters: Von Mohl, Ottmar (1846-1922), Fauriel et Mary Clarke, Correspondance de Fauriel et Mary Clarke, pub. Ottmar von Mohl, Paris 1911, Ex Libris Ottmar von Mohl, together with 'Le Roman de Claude Fauriel et Mary Clarke', half bound leather spine and corners with marbled board, and another later edition (4) Mary Clarke Mohl, also known as 'Madame de Mohl' and 'Clarkey', was an English intellectual and early feminist, known for her wit and letters; she was at the centre of British and French culture and society, entertaining the writers, artists and philosophers of the day at her 'salon' in Rue de Bac, Paris. Friends included Florence Nightingale, Thackeray, the Brownings and the Trollopes. She had a long and intellectual relationship with Claude Fauriel and married Orientalist Julius von Mohl; the silver coffee pot was given to Fauriel by his previous lover, the Marquise de Condorcet whose late husband, Marquis de Condorcet was a progressive thinker. Provenance: the vendor is directly descended from an historically important aristocratic Prussian family: Johann Jacob Moser (1701-1785) considered to have laid the legal foundations of the modern German state, whose daughter, Christine-Beate, married Karl Gottlob von Mohl; their descendants were statesmen, jurists, diplomats, botanists and intellectuals. The vendor is the great grand-daughter of Ottmar von Mohl, nephew of Mary Clarke's husband, Julius von Mohl. See Lots: 705 - 721
An Edwardian silver Bon Bon Dish, by William Neale, hallmarked Birmingham, 1906, of circular form with pierced decoration and beaded rim, 4in (10cm) diameter, together with a George V silver bon bon dish, hallmarked Birmingham 1920, of circular form with pierced wavy rim and two silver Silver Jubilee commemorative teaspoons, approx total weight 4.1ozt (4)
A mid 20thC silver plated Food Warmer Hot Plate, by Harrods, London. with two spirit burners and hammered copper plate, 22in (56cm) wide., handle to handle, together with a mid 19thC copper water filled plate warming pan, with engraved hunting scene decoration 10in (25cm) diameter (2)
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