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Liberty & Co, a silver tray and two pin trays set with turquoise matrix cabochons Mark of Liberty & Co, Birmingham hallmarks 1910, 1909, 1914; Large tray stamped 5183, one pin-tray 5692 Of rounded rectangular form with raised sides, each set with a matrix cabochon at either end Main tray 38.6 cm long, 20 cm wide; pin tray 18.1 cm x 6.1 cm and 17.5 cm x 5.6 cm (3) (weighable silver 21.3 oz)Some abrasions, scratches and tarnish spots to surfaces and wear to bases in keeping with use. Some occasional indentations. Some abrasions and roughness to the matrix.
William Arthur Smith Benson (1854-1924), a plated candlestick c.1890, stamped BENSON to base of weight A counter balanced silver plated candlestick with a heavy ball to one end with an arm leading to a shaped bracket and a curved longer arm with a candlestick and drip tray 25.5cm longPlease refer to department for condition report
Borek Sipek (BoÅ™ek Å ípek) (1949-2016) for Driade ‘Follies’ Series, a set of silver plated ‘Alix’ cutlery c.1989, stamped ‘driade’ Eight piece setting for six people comprising:- 6 table forks, another 6 table forks, 6 fruit forks, 6 table spoons, 6 dessert spoons, 6 coffee spoons, 6 table knives and six fruit knives, each setting in a compartmentalised cloth wrap, with 'Alix' printed stamp Table fork 24.2 cm long (48) Property from a Private Collection Note: BoÅ™ek Å ípek (1949-2016) was a renowned postmodern Czech Architect and designer who was born in Prague and established his own design workshop in Amsterdam in 1983. He also began a collaboration with the Italian brand Driade, designing furniture and objects for them. His glass pieces have sometimes been described as Bohemian "neo-baroque". In his homeland he was designated ‘Court architect’ of Prague Castle by the then Czech president Václav Havel, the Castle being his official residence.An occasional scratch, hardly used.
A rosewood sideboard, retailed by Heals c.1960 With five frieze drawers, two drawers including silver plate cutlery service, above fall front door, and four cupboard doors, raised on brass frame and square supports 94cm high, 229cm wide, 51cm deep Note: This lot is sold with an Article 10 License no. 593529/02Please refer to department for condition report
Ettore Sottsass (1917-2007), a pair of silver plated 'Silvershade' candlesticks, for Swid Powell c.1984, each stamped ' Swid Powell, E Sottsass, Silver plated, Made in Italy' Each of asymmetrical form, comprising geometric and cylindrical elements each 32cm high (2)Please refer to department for condition report
Liberty & Co, a silver pen tray and letter opener both set with turquoise matrix cabochons Pen tray Mark of Liberty & Company, ‘Cymric’, Birmingham hallmarks 1903, numbered 5184; paper knife L & Co, Birmingham 1919, numbered 5692Comprising:- a ‘Cymric’ pen tray with four matrix cabochons; together with a letter opener with tapered blade the handle set with a single turquoise matrix cabochonPen tray 28 cm long, paper knife 30 cm long (2) (Tray 5.3 oz)Some abrasions, scratches and tarnish spots to surfaces and wear to bases in keeping with use. Some abrasions and roughness to the matrix.
William Comyns & Sons, a set of six Art Nouveau silver spoons in original shaped and fitted case Mark of William Comyns & Sons, London hallmarks 1900 Each having an oval bowl with open work terminals depicting a maiden picking a fruit Spoons 11.5 cm long, case 30 cm long (6)Rubbing to decoration and makers marks and some wear on the bowls and the stems. Case - inside the base is covered in a fine green velvet that has a few marks and some aging to edges and outlines. The silk on the top is marked and stained. Exterior of case is scuffed and scraped with some peeling - the underside worn and with losses.
An Art Nouveau silver and ivory 'Safran' vase c.1901, Mark of V. Boivin, Paris, stamped French Minerva head poincon .950, stamped on base K 844 and makers lozenge mark The repoussé and chased silver bulbous base of overlapping leaves with silver frilled-petalled flowers supporting a tapered ivory vase, on circular foot 16 cm high Notes: V. Boivin is listed as a maker from 1897 at 5 rue de Montmorency, Paris. Notes: Possibly after, or influenced by, a design by Adolphe-Armand Truffier, see Alasdair Duncan 'The Paris Salons 1895-1914 Volume V: Objects D' Art & Metalware', 1999, p. 208 (a Safran vase in silver and enamel of similar form but with some variation is illustrated)There are three cracks to the ivory when you look into the interior. Some old marks and stains. Some dents on the leaves of the bulbous base. Some lifting of silver petals and stems. Wear to base.Please note that this lot contains ivory. Ivory is an endangered material with strict rules about export/import. If you plan to take this lot out of the UK please check with your shipper if you can before bidding. Some countries do not allow the importation or exportation of ivory. Ivory rules are under review in the UK.
A German Jugendstil silver and ivory pendant c.1920, marked on the bail ‘900’ and with indistinct monogram possibly ‘W' or an X’ The oval ivory panel carved with a pair of putti, playfully wrestling, within a frame surmounted by foliage and scrolls punctuated with malachite and amethyst cabochons Total length 7cmSome hairlines to the figure with his back showing, some stains to the edges. Malachite a bit dull. Natural wear to silver elements. The monogram is unclear an could be something like a W or an X, but hard to say.
A Set of six Japanese silver-coloured metal drinking straw-spoons 20th Century, stamped 'Sterling 950', label on base of box 'Made in Japan' Each with elongated 'bamboo' form handles and flower form bowls, terminating with identifying charms, in fitted box 22.6 cm long (6)Slight curving to some of the handles, but generally in good order. Light wear and some tarnishing.Box with some scrapes to the corners and underside worn and stained.
Keith Murray ( 1892-1981), an Art Deco silver plated Cocktail Shaker made by Mappin & Webb c.1935, stamped maker's mark, W28721, Rd.772183 Tapered body with ribbing below the shoulder and on the flared foot, having a removeable top and strainer inside 24.5 cm high Literature: Simon Khachadourian, 'The Cocktail Shaker', London 2000, p.93, a similar model illustrated with a tray and a martini gobletsThere are some indentations on the edge of the cap, the rim of the shaker, some on the foot and a few on the sides. There are some scratches and scuffs on the side and natural wear to the sides of the cap. The strainer has light wear and there is wear to the base and foot.
A George III silver twin handled trophy cup, John Deacon, London 1772, engraved 'Presented to Mr. Bingley by the Children of Mr. Edmund Lodge deceased in acknowledgement of their respect and gratitude for his faithful and efficient services as the acting executor of their dear father, August 1817', height 14.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: 409g
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