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Click here to subscribeA pair of Georg Jensen silver candlesticks designed by Harald Nielsen, model no.747B, circular disc base with cylindrical necks, stamped marks, 5.5cm. diam. 2.5ozt. (2) Condition report: no damage detected, no dents, cracks or repairs just some mlight surface scratches for light use. the factory marks are nice and clear.
A Georg Jensen silver Peryton brooch designed by Kristian Mohl-Hansen, model no.81, rounded square form cast in low relief with a winged deer, stamped factory marks, 5.5cm.wide Condition report: structurally sound with no damage detected, no splits, dents or repairs, pin ok to the reverse, nice clear factory marks to reverse.
A Georg Jensen silver brooch designed by Henning Koppel, model no.325, pierced and cast abstract form, stamped factory marks, 5.6cm. wide Condition report: structurally sound with no damage detected, no cracks, splits or repairs. there is light surface wear commensurate with age and light wear to the factory marks on the back.
By Stuart Devlin, a modern parcel-gilt silver letter opener, London 1973, tapering form, raised tail-fin handle with textured decoration, length 30.5cm, approx. weight 5.7oz. Provenance: A Private Collection. Condition report: Marks are good, gauge is very good and heavy, some slight wear to the high points of the gilt, tip is sharp, some fine surface scratches.
A natural pearl ring, the silver pearl set with diamonds to the shoulders in platinum, size P 1/2 Accompanied by report number 04100 dated 10 May 2011 from The Gem & Pearl Lab stating that the button-shaped cream/white to light grey pearl weighs 11.45cts, measures 11.7 - 12.1mm and is natural saltwater. Condition report: Off-round pearl with a few natural blemishes visible in images. Lustre ok but not great. Colour changes from almost white underneath to silver on top (see images). Mount all fine.
An Edwardian silver jewellery box, by Horton and Allday, Birmingham 1904, rounded rectangular form, the cover with a spray of flowers, the sides with sinuous Art Nouveau decoration, on four bracket feet, the interior silk and velvet lined, with with six recesses to fit rings, length 11.5cm. Condition Report: Marks are good, cover is part marked, stands flat on a tabletop, hinge is good, cover closes flush, some slight wear to the velvet and silk lining, details of the decoration are good, overall fine surface scratches, the cartouche on the cover has probably been erased and is whippy.
A SMALL JAPANESE LACQUER BOX AND COVER MEIJI OR TAISHO PERIOD, 20TH CENTURY The square body in deep black lacquer decorated with abstract patterns reminiscent of mountains in ochre, iron-red and olive-green, the rim with silver-coloured mounts, the inside with nashiji gold lacquer and the underside of the lid painted with a Dharma Chakra (Wheel of Dharma) in gilt, in a fitted tomobako wood box and cover stamped with the elephant-shaped seal for the Zohiko workshop, 5.5cm x 6.1cm x 6.1cm.(4) Condition Report: There are three small nicks to the lacquer, and a few minor scratches and slight rubbing to the base.
A George III silver nutmeg grater, maker's mark only, I.P, for James Phipps, London circa 1785, plain oval cylindrical form, the hinged cover opens to reveal the hinged side with a steel grater, length 6.7cm, approx. weight 1oz. Condition Report: Makers mark only inside the cover, hinges are good and both covers fit well, some rusting to the steel grater, fine surface scratches.
λ An orange Ostrich 'Birkin' bag by HERMÈS, orange ostrich leather, silver-tone hardware, twist lock close and with padlock and keys, two rolled leather straps and protective feet, interior zip pocket, signed 'HERMÈS PARIS' and 'Made in France', 30cm wide Condition report available on request.
A Georg Jensen silver brooch designed by Georg Jensen, model no.65 oval pierced and cast in low relief with a bell flower stem, stamped factory marks, import hallmarks for London 1948, 5cm. wide Condition report: no damage detected, no dents, splits or signs of repair, light surface wear commensurate with age, nice marks to back with hallmarks.
By Stuart Devlin, a modern parcel-gilt silver letter opener, London 1980, tapering form, with a pierced and textured swirl handle, length 25.4cm, approx. weight 4.5oz. Provenance: A Private Collection. Condition report: Overall some wear to some of the marks, the sprung hinge on the triples stamp holder is worn, wear to the leather behind the glass, gilt interior is good, stands flat, slide-action one is good, there are chips to the glass on the double-stamp holder, gilt interior has wear, small single glazed stamp holder, has a sprung hinge and snaps shut well, one foot is pushed in and does not stand flat, hinge of the box with leather sides is worn, details of the decoration is good, sprung hinge of the Edwardian box is good and cover snaps shut, some wear to the gilt interior, details of the decoration good, overall some surface scratches to all pieces.
A collection of modern silver Christmas tree decorations, by Braybrook and Britten, London 2009-2017, modelled as Rudolph, Dasher, Dancer, Comet, Cupid and Blitzen, plus two modelled as stars and one modelled as a cat, all with red ribbon, plus five pouches and six boxes, length of Rudolph 7cm, approx total weight 5.5oz. (9) Condition report: Marks are good, gauge is good, some fine surface scratches.
A set of six George III silver-gilt King's Hourglass pattern salt spoons, by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, London 1811, oval bowls, the terminals with a crest, length 11.2cm, approx. weight 5oz. (6) Condition Report: Wear to the makers mars, some overall wear to some of the other marks, gauge is good, slight wear to the gilt on the high points, some pitting and small corrosion spots to the bowl of one, overall fine surface scratches, crests are good.
A silver and tortoiseshell dressing table box, by William Comyns, London 1912, retailed by J.C. Vickery, Regent Street, London, oval form, the hinged cover set with a tortoiseshell panel, inlaid with silver ribbon-tied swag decoration, swag border, the interior velvet lined, on four bracket feet, length 15.2cm. Condition Report: This lot contains tortoiseshell and is subject to CITES regulations. marks are good, cover is part marked, solder repairs around the hinge, cover closes flush, some fading to the velvet the inside rim of the cover has gilding which has some wear, tortoiseshell is good, inlaid decoration good, green leather to the underside good.
A silver playing cards box for Bridge, by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1910, rectangular form, the hinged cover with a plain thumb-piece and applied 'Bridge', the green lined interior with a pack of cards, length 11.8cm. Condition Report: Marks are good, cover is part marked, hinge is good, cover closes flush, green leather interior is good, wear to the gilt 'Bridge' some fine surface scratches to the cover, leather base is good.
A late 19th century ruby and diamond brooch, the graduated circular-cut rubies set within hexafoil surround set with diamonds in silver and gold, 2.2cm wide Condition report: The reverse has the remnants of where a pendant loop would have been. Well-matched and bright rubies. Rose cut diamonds have a few small chips. Later brooch fitting to reverse. Generally all in good condition for age.
A pair of Edwardian silver nutcrackers, by Henry Williamson Ltd, Sheffield 1902, tapering faceted and baluster handles, length 13.5cm, plus another pair of silver nut crackers, by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1917, with ribbon and reed handles and foliate motifs, length 15.2cm. (2) Condition Reports: Pair by Henry Williamson Ltd: marks are good, one arm and pivot are part marked, pivot is good, nicks in the handles and surface scratches, small areas of corrosion to the centres of the cracker sections. Other pair: marks are good, pivot and one arm part marked, pivot is good, slight wear to the high points of the handles, overall some surface scratches.
A Georg Jensen silver brooch designed by Georg Jensen, model no.173, pierced and cast with radiating flower stem design, stamped factory marks, 5.2cm wide Condition report: no damage detected, no dents, cracks or repairs, light surface wear and dirt, nice clear factory marks to back.
A late-Victorian silver-gilt travelling folding knife and fork, by Alfred Fuller, London 1885, retailed by Clark, 20, Old Bond Street, London, rounded rectangular handles applied with gold initials, the knife with a steel blade, in a leather case, length shut 10.7cm The fork is fully marked, the mounts to the knife and fork are all part marked, marks are good, some slight wear to the gilt, fork pivot is good and it snaps into place well, tines are good, rusting to the steel interior mount section and some corrosion marks on the fork mounts, knife pivot a little stiff but blade snaps into place well, corrosion to the blade, some fine surface scratches, the leather case has shrunk and the cover does not flap over and clasp shut.
A sapphire and diamond pansy ring, set with graduated circular-cut sapphires and diamonds in silver and gold on a platinum band, size G 1/2, case Condition reports: The pansy section probably wasn't always a ring and has later been converted to one, but this is not at all obvious when worn and it looks very pretty. Bright and lively stones, all in good condition.
A late-Victorian silver butt marker, by John Banks, London 1899, retailed by Albert Barker Ltd., London, Pat no.22108, rectangular form, the marker opens to reveal a fan of eight numbered unmarked pegs, the side inscribed 'The Sportsman Pathfinder', length 4.7cm, approx. weight 1.4oz. Provenance: A Private Collection. Alastair Dickenson, Christie's South Kensington, Silver Sale, 18 May 2004, lot 229. Condition Report: marks are good, cover is part marked, the markers are unmarked, the overall gauge is good, the hinge works well and fan action is good, there is some blackening remaining in the numbers of the markers and fit well, some scuffing where they fit into the holders, traces of gilding o the holders, clasp is good, some fine surfaces scratches.
A pair of late-Victorian silver handled nut crackers and a nut pick, by Adie and Lovekin, Birmingham 1898/99, steel grips and pick, the handles with fluted decoration, in a fitted case, length 15.3cm. Condition Report: Marks are good on one of the nutcracker arms, the other arm is part marked and have some wear, some wear to the marks on the pick, wear to the plate on the steel sections, pivot is good, overall some fine surface scratches, some wear to the leather case, clasp works.
A silver butt marker and note pad, by Asprey and Co., Sheffield 1927, rounded rectangular form, the front with a cut-out section and numbered 1-8, with eight numbered ivorine pegs. the side with pencil clip and pencil, the reverse with a slide-out ivorine note pad, length 8.5cm. approx. weight 2oz. Provenance: A Private Collection. Purchased from Hancocks, Burlington Arcade, London, 8 October 2002. Condition Report: Marks are good, some slight wear to the makers mark, the reverse is part marked, traces of blackening to the numbers on the silver mount, slide-out ivorine note pad fits well, there are some small ink marks on it, ivorine markers fit well, wear to the blackening in some of the number, overall fine surface scratches, pencil fits well.
A late-Victorian silver butt marker, by H. Samuel, Birmingham 1898, shaped form, plain hinged cover, the base with a dispensing mechanism to release eight numbered balls, length 3.8cm, approx. weight 0.7oz. Provenance: A Private Collection. Alastair Dickenson Ltd. Condition Report: Some slight wear to the makers mark, cover is unmarked, gauge is good, hinge is good on the main cover and cover closes flush, some blackening remains to the numbers on the balls, the slide-action cover works well, overall some fine surface scratches.
A Georg Jensen silver and lapis pendant necklace designed by Georg Jensen, model no. 826, pierced and cast in low relief with flowers and foliage, set with four small lapis stones, central drop with larger blue stone, on link chain, stamped factory marks, 4cm. long Condition report: no damage detected, no chips, cracks or repairs visible, nice clear marks to reverse.
A Georg Jensen silver pendant necklace designed by Arno Malinowski, model no.95, pierced and cast in low relief with a resting deer and stylised flowers, stamped factory marks to reverse, 4cm. wide Condition report: no damage detected, no dents, cracks or repairs. the necklace chain is ok with simple loop and bar clasp - the pendant has full and clear factory marks.
A pair of large George III silver sauce boats, of substantial gauge, acanthus-capped flying-scroll handles, gadrooned rims, hoof feet with shells to knees, 21.5cm long, William Bennett, London 1814, 37oz grossHeraldry: to recto arms and motto of Crosbie Bt., also Lords Brandon and Earls of Glandore [Irish], to verso crest of Oldershaw, Loughborough
A George V silver Old English pattern medicine spoon, Sheffield 1917; a late Victorian silver sugar scoop or caddy spoon, mother of pearl haft, Birmingham 1900; a pair of Edwardian silver sugar nips, of mid-18th century design, Chester 1908; a pair of George V silver novelty sugar tongs, as a wishbone, 10cm long, Birmingham 1931 (4)
An Edwardian lady's silver-hafted five-piece manicure set, fitted with typical equipage, cased en suite, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1905, (1); a small George V silver oval dressing-table tray, quite plain, 12.5cm wide, indistinct maker's mark, Birmingham 1911, (1); a George VI silver shaped circular bowl, 10.5cm diam, E J Houlston, Birmingham 1948, (1), [3], 3.42oz of weighable silver
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