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Lot 477

A Victorian silver handled ivory letter knife, pistol grip, London 1883, and a pair of sterling silver mounted American shears. Longest 35.5 cm.

Lot 341

A Victorian silver plated spirit kettle on stand with burner together with a butter dish.

Lot 492

A George III embossed silver pepper pot, Samuel Wood 1762, height 10 cm, 84 grams (see illustration).

Lot 346

A silver plated Corinthian column table lamp, on square stepped base. Height to light fitting 43 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The height of the column from the bottom of the base to top of the capital is 37 cm. There is a further 7 cm from the top of the capital to the top edge of the light fitting itself.

Lot 389

A pair of silver condiments, foliate embossed, Chester hallmarks for 1894, maker Cohen & Charles.

Lot 394

A George III silver ladle, London 1799, maker probably Thomas Dicks. 163 grams, length 33.5 cm.

Lot 454

A three piece silver dressing table set, engine turned, London mark 1947, and an Edwardian example, foliate embossed.

Lot 376

An Asprey London silver plated cream tea plate stand, registered No. 9483730. Width 35 cm, height 30 cm.

Lot 473

A Victorian silver presentation cup, foliate engraved 1871. 368 grams, height 21.5 cm (see illustration).

Lot 350

A late Victorian silver sweetmeat dish maker Samuel Walton Smith 1894. Maximum width 17 cm, 170 grams (see illustration).

Lot 501

A pair of George III silver bowls by Charles Kandler II, each with beaded rim, engraved with the Arms of the Order of the Garter, London 1781, diameter 11.4 cm, combined weight 307 grams (see illustration).

Lot 437

A pair of silver trumpet shaped vases, repousse with scrollwork, 1900, maker Fenton Brothers Ltd, 242 grams. Height 15 cm.

Lot 399

A set of six Glasgow silver dessert spoons by Robert Gray & Son, 1833. 232 grams.

Lot 405

A set of six silver dessert forks and spoons to match, Sheffield 1963, maker Viners Ltd (Emile Viner). 657 grams (see illustration).

Lot 969

A 19th century mother of pearl card case, with silver coloured diamond lozenge. 10 cm x 8 cm.

Lot 409

A pair of Georgian silver coloured metal buckles, each width 73 mm.

Lot 844

A silver painted cast iron oval garden planter. Maximum width 83 cm, height 37 cm.

Lot 430

A three piece silver tea service, Birmingham 1909 maker William Adams, 1392 grams (see illustration).

Lot 355

A George Jensen silver cigarette case, embossed with a shell cornucopia, together with three further English silver cigarette cases, gross weight 358 grams.

Lot 354

A George V silver mounted tortoiseshell five piece dressing table set, Birmingham 1918, maker Levi & Salaman.

Lot 449

Two silver mounted dressing table jars, both etched with classical designs.

Lot 445

A Victorian silver fish slice London 1838, maker Mary Chawner. 178 grams, length 32 cm.

Lot 363

A set of six silver coffee spoons Sheffield 1947, together with a matched set of four silver coffee spoons, a George III silver Kings pattern strainer spoon, eleven further miscellaneous silver spoons and a plated pickle fork.

Lot 482

An Edward VII silver oval sauce boat, Chester 1906, maker William Neal, 82 grams.

Lot 469

Two pairs of silver tablespoons, bottom marked maker William Sumner and Richard Crossley 1779, the second pair London 1792 maker probably George Smith and William Fearn. 242 grams.

Lot 491

A George III silver and silver gilt pap boat, London 1808, makers mark rubbed, length 13.5 cm, 48 grams (see illustration).

Lot 452

Three silver condiments, various makers, various marks, the cylindrical mustard with no liner.

Lot 489

An early Victorian silver pepper pot with pierced body and glass liner, maker Joseph Angell I and Joseph Angell II, 1842, height 5.5 cm, together with 2 small condiments.

Lot 523

A pair of Scottish Dumfries silver sugar tongs, with coiled anchor and unicorn marks, maker D.G., probably David Grey active 1810-41. CONDITION REPORT: The tongs are in generally good order with no significant damage to the bowls. The spring action still operates. The hallmarks are generally clear although one is a little rubbed.

Lot 395

A George III Newcastle silver caddy spoon, maker probably Thomas Watson. CONDITION REPORT: The spoon is in generally good order with only one minor issue. There is a small +/- 4 mm stress fracture to the bowl on the right hand side as you look at our image where the bowl indents at the bottom edge of the shoulder. There is slight movement at this point when flexed. The hallmarks are slightly rubbed but all legible. There is no significant wear or any buckling to the piece.

Lot 408

A matched set of eight George III silver tablespoons, each of the same design with similar monogrammed initials, various makers, various marks, 417 grams.

Lot 520

A pair of Newcastle silver tablespoons, 1830 and 1831, maker Dorothy Langlands, length 23.5 cm, another pair, London 1792, makers mark rubbed, 249 grams.

Lot 456

Five silver thimbles, various makers and marks.

Lot 276

A silver cased fusee English Lever pocket watch by J W Benson London, currently ticking away. Generally good condition with no significant issues. Case diameter 47 mm.

Lot 367

A collection of six large Dutch silver cake servers, spoons, fork etc. Longest 20 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Weight 291 grams.

Lot 522

A cased set of six silver hors d'oeuvres forks, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1924, a pair of silver sugar tongs, London bright cut 1800, maker Eley & Fearn and a silver castor, Chester 1914, height 18 cm.

Lot 391

A set of six George III silver teaspoons London 1815 maker Walter Brind, 103 grams.

Lot 493

A set of three Edward VII silver oval sauce boats, comprising a pair and one slightly smaller, all Britannia Standard London 1935 maker Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Regent Street. Longest 16 cm, combined weight 500 grams (see illustration).

Lot 518

A silver mounted cut glass scent bottle, 1899, height 11 cm, and a silver topped cut glass dressing table jar, Chester 1903. CONDITION REPORT: The scent bottle top is dented and has clearly been dropped. This may push out, it is however very evident. The hinge is also broken. The silver mount is in good order. There do not appear to be any chips to the glass body. There is no stopper. The accompanying jar has two rubbed through holes to the top. The glass base is however in good order.

Lot 446

A pair of silver salad servers Birmingham 1900, maker probably Henry Bourne. 118 grams. CONDITION REPORT: The fork is in generally good order with no issues. The spoon has slight creasing just below where the back of the bowl joins the handle. This Is minor but visible on inspection. There is also one small dent to the bowl. The hallmarks are very clear. There is no rubbing.

Lot 374

A pair of silver sauce boats, both inscribed to J.A. Duncan 1928, Birmingham 1926, maker Boodle & Dunthorne. 262 grams.

Lot 362

A set of eleven Irish silver teaspoons Dublin 1883, maker probably John Smyth. 184 grams.

Lot 260

Five silver bracelets, one foliate engraved and four others.

Lot 203

A silver cased pocket watch, together with a stopwatch and compass.

Lot 517

A George III silver fish slice, London 1818, maker Walter Brind or William Bennett, length 28 cm, a pair of silver plated cheese trowels, a plated butter knife and preserve spoon.

Lot 432

A pair of silver table candlesticks, with fixed sconces and beaded square bases, Sheffield 1922 maker Hawksworth Eyre & Co Ltd. Height 18 cm (see illustration).

Lot 375

A late Victorian wooden cased silver plated extensive tea service, by Mappin Brothers Regent Street and London Bridge, and comprising large oval tray, circular waiter, small circular waiter, spirit kettle and stand, teapot, tea kettle stand, sugar basin and cream jug (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The width of the large oval tray including the handles is 70 cm. Excluding handles 55 cm. The width is 42.7 cm. The circular tray has a diameter of 35 cm. The small circular waiter has a diameter of 20.5 cm. The packing case dimensions are height 47 cm, width 73.5 cm, depth 32.5 cm. The large tray is in generally very good order with only very minor rubbing to the plating. The oval tray has more significant losses to the plated finish particularly around the centre. There is also some discolouration to the rear of the tray. The large kettle again has some losses to the plating (10%) particularly around the lid. The small waiter has +/- 50% of the plating missing on the top surface. The small teapot is in generally good order with a couple of minor dents. The coffee pot is in generally good order. The sugar basin and cream jug are also in generally good condition. The spirit burner is in generally good condition and has clearly seen little use.

Lot 402

A George III Edinburgh silver sauce ladle, 1810. Length 15.5 cm.

Lot 459

A silver mounted inkwell, top bearing initials and dates. Width 10 cm.

Lot 426

A pair of George III silver serving spoons, London 1798, maker Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, together with two further Georgian silver serving spoons, one by Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Bolt, the other marks rubbed. Combined weight 251 grams.

Lot 927

A quantity of horn handled carving sets, some with silver mounts.

Lot 411

Five silver condiments, two pepperettes, two mustard pots each with liner and circular salt, various makers, various marks.

Lot 474

A small silver shell shaped salt, Chester mark 1899, a silver coloured metal spoon and five pen knives and a silver propelling pencil.

Lot 436

An Edwardian silver tray, repousse with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1902 maker Spurrier & Co. Width 26 cm, 229 grams. CONDITION REPORT: The tray is in generally very good condition. It is not misshapen. The hallmarks are clear. There are no areas that are rubbed through.

Lot 478

A silver cream jug by Mappin & Webb, London 1946, a silver mounted dressing table jar, Birmingham 1925 and a pair of Adam style oval silver plated salts with blue glass liners.

Lot 400

Four Victorian silver dessert spoons, Charles Wallis 1855. 146 grams.

Lot 480

A Victorian silver plated condiment set, bread, bun and butter, in plush lined case.

Lot 223

A United States of America silver dollar, 1888, now mounted as a brooch.

Lot 153

An Edwardian cut glass claret jug, club shaped with silver plated mount and scrolling mask and foliate handle (see illustration).

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