A George III silver cream jug, decorated with chased and repousse flowers, with rococo cartouche, on a circular footed pedestal base, monogram engraved, Edward Read, London 1767, 2.91toz, 10.5cm high, together with a further George III silver cream jug, of bellied form with scalloped rim, raised on three legs, makers mark indistinct, London 1754, 3.03toz, 10cm high, and a larger Victorian silver cream jug, of compressed spherical form with scroll handle, gilt interior, armorial engraved, makers marks indistinct,London 1859, 6.7toz, 10 by 14 by 8.5cm high, total combined silver weight 12.63toz. (3)
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A Victorian silver presentation engraved sugar castor, 'To C. H. Jackson from Prince Nicholas of Greece with every good wish, 1.Dec.1905', with pierced removable screw top and turned finial, knopped body and spreading foot, Charles Edwards, London 1899, 12.88toz, 18.7cm high.
A set of four Victorian silver cauldron salts, each engraved with a single 'R' to one side and with 'RAF to HMR' to each base, with glass liners, repousse floral and scroll decoration, raised upon three scroll feet with shell form mounts, Henry Holland, London 1845, 14.3toz combined silver weight, each 8.4 by 4.8cm high overall. (4)
A Victorian silver military presentation inkwell stand, bearing an inscription to its central sphinx lidded sarcophagus style container 'Presented to Major John Higgins On His Retirement from the Command of the H Company 1st Volunteer Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment by present and past Members January 1889', and a raised upon an quatrefoil form stand with four foliate mounted feet, W W Harrison & Co., Sheffield 1888, with two cut glass and silver lidded ink bottles either side, John Clemmens, Birmingham 1893, 29.7toz weighable silver, 28.5 by 18.5 by 13.5cm high overall.
A George III silver swing handled fruit basket, the pierced sides decorated with swags with harebells and flowers beneath a beaded scalloped border, the base with palmettes and anthemion surrounding and armorial crest engraved to the centre, the guilloche form handle with shell brackets, the whole raised on a pierced oval pedestal base, William Plummer, London 1774, 16.63toz, 31.5 by 26 by 10cm high, 25cm high with handle raised.
A modern canteen of silver plated cutlery, Kings Pattern, six place settings, 44 pieces total, two serving spoons, each 22.5cm, six table forks, each 21cm, six table knives, each 25cm, six table spoons, each 18cm, six soup spoons, each 17.5cm, six desert forks, each 18.2cm, six desert forks, each 21.7cm, and six teaspoons, each 13.5cm, canteen overall 41 by 31 by 7cm.
A group of five Cambodian Khmer silver zoomorphic trinket or Betel nut boxes, comprising a pair of boxes formed as frogs, a pair formed as chickens, and a single smaller chicken, all bearing the Tola T90 mark to bases below script, largest 6cm high, total combined weight 7.91toz. (5)
A pair of Cambodian Khmer silver beakers and two bottle vases, all finely decorated with chased and repousse work, the beakers with scrolling foliage within arabesques, each 6.5 by 11.2cm, the bottle vases with intricate trails of flowers and pomegranates to the body and neck, 6.5 by 12cm and 7 by 12.5cm, and all bearing the Tola T90 mark to the base below script, total combined weight 16.0toz. (4)
A Cambodian Khmer silver bowl, with chased and repousse acanthus scroll border above guilloche and palmettes, 15 by 9cm high, together with three similarly decorated small dishes each raised on three feet, 10 by 3cm high, all with Tola T90 mark below script, total combined weight 21.4toz. (4)
A group of three graduated Cambodian Khmer silver pedestal bowls, the largest decorated with quatrefoil flowers within pennants, 13 by 10cm high, the medium bowl decorated with palmettes, 8.5 by 7cm high, and the smallest decorated with scrolling acanthus, 6.5 by 5.5cm high, total combined weight 19.33toz. (3)
A modern mahogany canteen on stand of silver plated cutlery, Kings pattern, twelve place settings, 135 pieces total, table knives 24cm, serving spoons 22cm, the lid of the canteen with a chessboard design, raised on cabriole legs and pad feet, 76 by 47 by 56.5cm high overall.In polythene sleeves - appears to be unused. Case has various scratches and wear.
A South East Asian silver box, likely Singapore, Chinese, or possibly Cambodia, of bombe form with hinged lid, pierced, repousse and chased decoration depicting dragons chasing the flaming pearl amongst clouds and cranes, on four elephant toed feet, marked T90 between characters to the base, 11 by 8 by 6cm high, 6.69toz.
A large collection of Cambodian Khmer silver serving utensils, comprising three graduated ladles, four large serving spoons, a set of two graduated serving spoons, a pair of salad servers, two pairs of fish servers, and a cake slice, all bar one ladle marked with Tola T90 mark and script, largest 30cm, smallest 19.5cm, total combined weight 37.07toz. (16)
A 19th century Burmese silver Thabeik bowl, with four panels depicting mythical scenes in high relief, separated by praying figures, the ground decorated with bands of scrolling foliage and decorative motifs, raised on four cylindrical feet each surmounted by a bird with outstretched wings, with feathered figural mark to the base, 17 by 13cm high, 22.48toz.
An early to mid 20th century Burmese silver bowl, intricately chased and repousse work with figural border in panels depicting a mythical story, with scrolling acanthus above and palmettes and wave border below, marked to the base 95% Silver, Burma, below script, 25 by 17cm high, 48.45toz.
A set of six Elizabeth II silver coffee spoons, with pierced terminals formed as harebells, in presentation case, Roberts & Dore Ltd, Sheffield 1957, each 9cm, together with a silver plated egg warmer, of ovoid form raised on three scroll legs, a/f missing burner, 24cm high. (2)
A collection of British and international coins and bank notes, including some with silver content, a 1746 Republic of Genoa Lira, 1908 Swiss 1 Franc, an 1839 Victorian One Shilling, a 1902 Edward VII four pence, a 1909 Edward VII three penny, two George V three pennies dated 1909 and 1917, a 1936 George V Half Crown, two 1937 George VI Crowns, approximately 1.3toz silver, two ERII £2 coins, together with a small collection of various banknotes, from Turkey, Sri Lanka, Isle of Man, Germany and Italy, also some Victorian and later copper coinage, and a cased International Exhibition souvenir medallion, 2.5kg total. (1 bag)
A George V gold sovereign, 1912, 'Egypt Salvage', in a Lloyd's of London brown and gilt coat of arms tooled leather presentation case, with a printed card from Lloyd's stating that 'This sovereign was recovered in June 1932 by the Italian Salvage Steamer 'Artiglio' from the P&O steamer 'Egypt' which sank off Ushant on May 20th 1922 in 70 fathoms after collision', facsimile signed by P. G. Mackinnon (Sir Percy Graham MacKinnon), Chairman of Lloyd's, 30th June 1932.Notes: The SS Egypt sank in the English Channel after colliding with the French ship SS Seine in 1922. She sank with her over 1 million pounds worth of gold and silver ingots and wooden boxes of gold sovereigns. 15 passengers and 71 crew lost their lives during the sinking and 252 were saved. The 1932 salvage is thought to have recovered less than 1,000 sovereigns, with some 14,000 still at the bottom of the ocean.
A silver George V open faced key wound pocket watch, by J. G. Graves Sheffield, white dial with black Roman numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds dial, gold hands, silver dust cover, case number 1498212, William Henry Sparrow, London import 1924, dial 38mm, 60mm across case to top of crown, 3.09toz gross, together with a Continental silver cased key wound open faced lady?s pocket watch, with silvered Roman numeral dial and engraved decoration, a/f detached suspension loop, dial 35mm, 40mm across case, without loose crown, 1.38toz gross, a silver Albert chain, 44.2cm long, 0.67toz, and three watch keys. (6)Notes: only the larger watch in in working condition, winds and sets well, keeps time across 30 min test.
A George III silver pair cased key wind pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel hands, lensed glass to the front, gilt verge fusee movement with pierced and engraved balance cock and plates, numbered 1395, with stop lever at 4 o'clock, case marked for William Howard, Birmingham 1813, and IV to the suspension loop, with three paper repairers labels to the outer case, dial 47mm, 81mm across to top of loop, 153.1g gross, with cotton pouch.Notes: in working condition, winds and sets well, stop lever correctly works, keeps time across 30 min test.
A group of five pocket watches, comprising a Victorian silver lady's key wind open faced pocket watch with foliate engraved case and silvered dial, with golden garland to the outer ring, case marked 45229, Henry Harris & Co, Birmingham 1898, 1.53toz, 41mm across, a further Victorian silver key wind open faced pocket watch, Waltham Watch Company, serial 2376360, model 1873, circa 1884, case marked 138, AB for Alfred Bedford, Birmingham 1884, 2.17toz, 42mm across, an Edwardian silver plated half hunter key wind pocket watch, with Roman blue enamel outer numerals and subsidiary second dial, case number 30214, 48mm across, a likely American silver plated keyless wind open faced pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds dial, case number 32058, and a WWII British military General Service Trade Pattern keyless wind open faced pocket watch, probably by Record, black dial with white contrast subsidiary seconds dial, luminous hands and markings, 15 jewels movement, cal 433, caseback engraved with broad arrow mark 'G.S.T.P.' and 'L.5557', snap back, together with five watch keys, sizes 4, 4, 7, 8 and two large unnumbered. (11)Notes: only the military pocket watch is in working condition, winds, hands set well and keeps time across 1hr test, the others either only tick for a short time or not at all.
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