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Click here to subscribeA collection of silver wares, comprising; a shell shaped butter dish, Sheffield 1915, a pair of Mappin & Webb ashtrays, Sheffield 1920, a cased set of six teaspoons, Sheffield 1945, two plain polished tapering mugs, a three piece cruet set and a pair of mounted short candlesticks (at fault), together with a plated open face pocket watch
A cased miniature silver tea service and tray, Peter John Doherty, Birmingham 1976, comprising a tea and coffee pot, a cream jug, sugar bowl and elongated two handled tray, together with a miniature silver baluster mug, two miniature silver gilt anointing spoons, a Charles Horner silver button hook, three silver napkin rings, four silver thimbles, a silver pill box, two silver folding pocket knives and a miniature metal folding knife with cork screw
A collection of four silver mounted photograph frames, comprising; a shaped rectangular example with embossed decoration, DP, London 1985, 18.5cm x 13cm, a rectangular example with arched top and reed and cross border, Carrs of Sheffield, 1992, 17cm x 11.5cm, a plain polished rectangular frame, London 2000, 21.5cm x 16.5cm and a smaller similar example, Carrs of Sheffield, 1997, 10cm x 7.5cm (4)
A cased set of six silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1933, together with a cased Britannia standard silver 'Tudor Rose' seal top spoon by Garrards, London 1978, a cased Victorian silver caddy spoon, Edinburgh 1858, a modern silver caddy spoon, a white metal Onslow pattern salt spoon and a silver mounted inkwell
A pair of silver mounted clothes brushes, Birmingham 1978, a commemorative silver letter opener, London 1977, a 9ct rose gold stud, four yellow metal studs stamped '9ct', a gold plated stud, a silver cigarette case, two silver mounted candlesticks, a silver mounted comb and a collection of flatware (a lot)
Five silver coffee spoons, each with bean terminal, together with four silver teaspoons, each with enamelled 'Bellingham' crest terminal, a silver mustard spoon, a silver teaspoon, a pair of silver sugar tongs, a pair of white metal spoons with figural terminals, a pendant and chain and a collection of silver and metal folding pocket knives (a lot)
A George IV silver stilton scoop, London 1827, with ivory handle, together with a silver butter knife/curler, London 1828, a pair of early 20 th century hammered seal top spoons, Henry Atkins, Sheffield 1912 and a Victorian silver spoon, Simeon Greenberg, Birmingham 1864 (5)
An Edwardian silver cased miniature carriage timepiece, the plain polished case hallmaked *B, Birmingham 1901, with loop handle and raised on three compressed bun feet, the white enamel dial with floral decoration and black Roman numerals, 9cm high (including handle)
An Old English pattern silver tablespoon, Hester Bateman, London 1780, together with a further Hester Bateman spoon, dated 1790, a Scottish silver tablespoon, Mc, Edinburgh 1793, a later embossed George III silver spoon and a further tablespoon, total weight approx 9.5oz (5)
A commemorative silver Westminster Abbey goblet, Aurum, London 1977, limited edition No. 415/750, the plain polished silver goblet with cast silver stem in the form of a crowned rampant lion, raised on spreading circular foot, made to commemorate the Royal Silver Jubilee, with presentation booklet and within original box, weight approx 14.2oz
A commemorative silver and gilt Royal National Lifeboat Institution bowl, Aurum, London 1975, limited edition No. 598/750, the circular bowl with stylised wave decoration, the centre with cast silver gilt rescue scene depicting the crew of the 'St George' off Douglas Isle of Man on 20th November 1830, made to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, within original box, weight approx 10.4oz
A silver plated chatelaine, suspending a white metal mounted miniature magnifying glass, a silver match strike in the form of a book, a plated cylindrical case, a silver cheroot holder enclosing original silver mounted cheroot, a silver vesta case, a metal button hook, a plated retractable pencil and a retractable pick
A silver tea strainer on stand, Birmingham 1934, together with a silver baluster caster, Solomon Joel Phillips, London 1938, an Elkington & Co silver mustard and salt, a silver mounted glass salt, a shallow silver dish with gadrooned and shell rim and seven white metal rose terminal spoons
A Britannia Standard silver bowl, Garrards & Co Ltd, London 1977, 6cm high, together with a silver wine taster with serpent handle, Birmingham 1973, a George III silver silver cream jug, Birmingham 1969 and a cased silver Alms dish, London 1970, total weight approx 16.3oz (4)
A 9ct yellow and white gold bangle, together with a 9ct yellow, white and rose gold Russian wedding ring, total weight approx 10.3g, graduated untested pearl necklace with diamond set clasp, a silver hinged bangle, three gilt metal and plated wristwatches and a white metal brooch stamped 'Sterling Silver'
An album containing British silver, cupro-nickel, copper and bronze coinage, to include; half crowns, florins, shillings and sixpences etc, together with three banknotes, all signed 'J.S. Fforde', £5 No. 30C159915, £1 No. U21B546421 and ten shillings No. C80N424624
A collection of books on fishing and related subjects, '500 Fly Dressings (illustrated in colour) 'Trout Bum by John Gierach, 'Fly Patterns, An International Guide' by Taff price, 'Where to Fish In Britain & Ireland' by John Bailey, 'Gone Fishing' by Micheal Hordern, 'Fishing's Strangest Days' by Tom Quinn, 'The Fisherman's Bedside Book' by BB, 'Illustrated Dictionary of Trout Flies' by John Roberts, 'An Introduction to Fly Fishing' by Pat O'Reilly & Derek Hoskin, 'Guide to the Champions' Fly Patterns' by Bob church, 'The Pocket Guide to Trout & Salmon Flies' by John Buckland', 'Greased Line Fishing For Salmon' by Jock Scott, 'The Index of Orvids Fly Patterns' (Volume 1A). 'The Sotheby's Guide to Fly Fishing for trout' by Charles Jardine, 'To Rise A Trout' by John Roberts, 'The Illustrated Book Of Fishes', Pamela bristow, 'Reading Trout Streams' An Orivis Guide, 'Fishing Forays' (1992) 'The Accidental Angler' by Charles Rangeley-Wilson, 'Salmon Fishing, in search of silver' by John Bailey, 'A Passion for Angling' Yates, James and Miles, 'The Art Of Angling III by Caxton', 'Fly Fishing For Trout', by Massy, 'Backyard Fish Farming' by Bryant, Jauncey and Atack, 'A Fisherman's Guide to Game Fishing', 'The Salmon' by J.W. Jones, 'A riverside for all seasons' by Tom Williams, 'The Trout' by W.E Frost and M.E Brown, 'Fishing Forays' ('In Your Pocket version') Micheal Evans' 'Fly Fisher's Guide', 'Still Water Fishing' by T.C Ivens, 'Fly Fishing' by Maurice Wiggin, etc (33).
A collection of champagne taps, corkscrews etc to include a cased silver-plated champagne tap, six further uncased examples, a pair of silver-plated corkscrews of planished globular form, a cast white metal with handle moulded as grapes and vines, together with a small collection of small pocket fruit knives and related accessories (qty).
Two associated 19th century horn capped walking canes, one with a rounded grip above a machine-turned silver-plated collar engraved 'Walk Circumspectly', dated 1877, 1887 and 1907, thd tapering shaft carved throughout wirh a fleur-de-lis above thistle flowers and fruiting vines, 80 cm long (AF) together with a similar example, with rounded grip and applied white metal collar, engraved 'Walk in the light', also dated 1877, 1887 and 1907, 85 cm long (2).
Three Victorian ebony lacquered walking canes, to include an example with gold-plated mounts and collar, stamped '18 PG', 87 cm long, a crooked example with applied silver cap and collar, 91 cm long and a small evening cane with a worked ivory handle, marked '1900' above a silver collar dated Birmimgham 1898, 92cm long (3)
Five pieces of cranberry glass, flask, two jugs and two bowls. CONDITION REPORT: The two cream jugs are in good order with no issues. The bowl is not chipped or cracked but is slightly rough in places to the top rim. The fruit bowl is in good order. There is a firing mark to the centre of the ground pontil. The silver plated mounts are in good condition structurally, they are however tarnished and some of the silver plate may be missing. The decanter is in good condition with no chips, damage or repairs. The stopper is not correct and slightly too large.
A Chinese silver mesh purse, the clasp with opposing dragons and character mark to one side, stamped to the interior "85" and with further character mark. Width 7.5 cm, height 12 cm excluding chain. CONDITION REPORT: Weight 78.3 grams. The purse is in generally very good order. It snaps shut as it should. There are no significant dense scratches or any damage. The mesh work is a little stretched to one side but there do not appear any losses.
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, with silver mount dated 1879, maker Hukin & Heath, potter Elizabeth A Sayers and Annie Gentle. Height 23.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The jug is in extremely good order. The silver rim is in good condition and all of the hallmarks are visible. When viewed from the side it looks as though there has been a break in the jug at the top just below the rim. When viewed with a loupe this is actually a firing mark rather than a crack or repair. There is no visible corresponding mark on the outside edge. The area is clearly not restored but does look on first inspection to have been chipped in that area. This is not the case. The main body of the piece is in extremely good order, the colour is bright and strong. There are no cracks to the base.
A 19th century Staffordshire hen on nest egg cruet, chick showing, principally white with red comb. Length 24 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is no damage, no repairs and no restoration to either the lid or base. The silver gilding is rubbed. There are some minor losses to the paintwork to both the base and lid and some scuffs to the basketwork but no significant condition issues.
A 19th century Staffordshire hen on nest egg cruet, chick showing, green band to top of nest, red comb. Length 24 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The item is in generally good order with no repairs or restoration. The lid is in good condition with no issues other than rubbing to the silver gilding and minor losses to the paintwork. The base has some glaze nibbles along the top edge of the basket which are more nibbles and rubs than chips. These are minor. There are also some small areas of loss to the paintwork.
Assorted coins and medallions to include a George II halfpenny 1734, two George III halfpennies 1799 and 1806, a George III "cartwheel" penny erased and struck with initials S.B., a medal struck in commemoration of the Indian and Colonial Exhibition 1886, Royal Coronation and Wedding Commemorative's, granting of the Charter of Incorporation to Torquay medal, a VF Victorian penny 1858, a silver proof medallion commemorating VE day etc and a small quantity of world bank notes.
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