A Victorian Miniature Toy Silver Teapot, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1837 of square section and on tapering feet, the sides stamped in the chinoiserie-style with panels of foliage and flowers on a matted ground, the hinged cover similarly chased, with reeded scroll handle62mm wide over handle, 40mm high, 19dwt, 29grFully marked underneath. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some bruises, particularly noticeable to the cover which is slightly pushed down on the hinge side.
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A Pair of Victorian Metamorphic Silver Three-Light Candelabra, by Hawksworth, Eyre and Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1898 each in the George II style, on shaped square base with canted corners, the tapering stems terminate in spool-shaped sockets which supports the detachable branches, each with two scroll arms and a central socket, each with plain detachable nozzle, the branches combine to form a five-light candelabrum 43.5cm high, the branches 58oz 1dwt, 1,805gr (2)Each is marked as expected. There is some wear to the marks. There is some overall surface scratching and minor wear, consistent with age and use. There is some minor bruising to the branches. The filling material in one has been loose and the base is pushing out slightly.
A Set of Four Victorian Silver Candlesticks, by Hawksworth, Eyre and Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1890 each in the George II style on square base with canted corners, the baluster stems terminate in spool-shaped socket with detachable nozzle, two engraved with a crest, filled19cm high (4)Each fully marked on edge of foot. Further part marked under base. The nozzles further part marked. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some minor bruising overall and some wax residue.
An Edward VII Silver Bowl, by William Comyns, London, 1905 in the form of a William III monteith-bowl, tapering cylindrical and on stepped spreading foot, the sides lobed with panels and below a notched rim, with a hammered finish20.5cm diameter,10.5cm high, 21oz 16dwt, 678grProvenance: with Penrose Antiques, at the Stoneyhurst College Antiques Fair, August 2017.Fully marked underneath. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.
A Victorian Silver Communion-Cup With an Associated Paten, The Communion Cup by George Lambert London, 1891, The Paten Apparently Unmarked in the Spanish 17th century-style, the bowl tapering and centrally ribbed, the inside of the bowl gilded, on baluster stem and with domed base, with conforming paten, the top side gilded, in later fitted wood casethe communion-cup 25cm high, total weight 20oz 18dwt, 651gr (2)Fully marked under foot and on lower bowl. Further part marked on stem. There is some wear to the marks, but in general each is legible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some minor bruises. The paten apparently unmarked but tests as silver. There are some scuffs and marks to the later associated case as well as some loss to the veneer.
An Edward VII Silver Salver, by William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield, 1902 shaped circular and on three leaf-capped scroll feet, with foliage and shell-cast border26cm diameter, 23oz 5dwt, 724grFully marked underneath. Further marked with crossed arrows trademark. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.There are a few minor dings.
A George V Silver-Mounted Glass Locking Decanter, by Hukin and Heath, Birmingham, 1926 the glass body of oblong section, the plain silver mounts with locking mechanism and engraved 'Hay Fever October 15th 1927', with facetted stopper20.5cm highFully marked on lower mount and further part marked on lock face and stopper mounts. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some minor chips to the glass inside the rim. There lock mount has been re-soldered to the stopper. The looks operates correctly. There is some slight clouding to the glass.
A Victorian Silver Mounted Glass Claret-Jug, by Horace Woodward and Co. Ltd., London, 1894 the glass body tapering and with spreading base, with plain silver mounts, the hinged cover with spatulate thumbpiece20cm highFully marked near handle and further part marked inside cover. There is a small amount of wear to the marks near the handle but in general the marks are legible. The neck mount further stamped with number '72317'. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some scratches to the glass body. Mostly noticeable to the lower body.
A Pair of Silver Plate-Mounted Glass Decanters, by Hukin and Heath, Late 19th Century, Design Registration Number 493781 each tapering cylindrical and fluted, with integral glass handle, with hinged silver plate mounted cover21.5cm high (2)Each marked with H&H maker's mark and trademark. Further stamped with design registration mark. There is some minor wear to the marks. Numbered inside the cover '19058 22'. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some bruising to the silver plate mount. The mounts have probably been re-plated and there is some bubbling to the surface, more so on one cover than the other.
A Four-Piece George V Silver Tea-Service, by William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield, 1928 each piece in the George III-style, tapering and on four ball feet, comprising a teapot; a hot-water jug, each with ebonised handle and finial; a cream-jug and a sugar-bowlthe hot-water jug 19cm high, total gross weight 55oz 15dwt, 1,735gr (4)Each piece fully marked near rim. The teapot and hot-water jug each further part marked inside cover. The teapot, cream-jug and sugar-bowl each further stamped 'Reproduction 1795' and with maker's crossed arrow trademark. There is some wear to the marks in some places but each is in general clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some bruising, particularly to the sugar-bowl. The handles with some loss to finish and marks. The top handle junction on the hot-water jug somewhat loose.
A George VI Silver Salver, by Frank Cobb and Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1946 shaped circular and on three scroll feet, engraved with an inscription25.5cm diameter, 17oz 14dwt, 551grThe inscription reads 'Margaret & Ged on the Happy Occasion of Their Silver Wedding From Fay & Eddie'.Fully marked underneath. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There are some minor bruises and small areas of pitting.
A Cased Set of Four George V Silver and Tortoiseshell Place-Card Holders, by William Comyns, Birmingham, 1913, Retailed by J. C. Vickery, Regent Street, London each oblong back plate applied with a pique-inlaid tortoiseshell plaque, in fitted green leather-covered casethe case 20cm long (4)Each fully marked underneath. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some bruising to the frames There are some scuffs and marks to the leather-covered case.
A George V Silver Dressing-Table Box, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1927 square and with pull-off cover, overall engine-turned, the cover further engraved with an 'L' cypher below an earl's coronet70mm square 65mm high, 6oz 9dwt, 200grThe cypher is possibly that of the Earls of Lonsdale.Fully marked on side of cover and on bezel. The marks are generally clear. Further stamped underneath with silversmiths name. There is some overall minor surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.
A George V Silver Coffee-Pot, by George Howson, Sheffield, 1911 in the George I-style, tapering cylindrical and with part turned-wood side handle, the hinged cover with baluster finial15cm high, gross weight 12oz 1dwt, 374grFully marked on side near handle and further part marked inside cover. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some loss to the finish and a minor chip to the wood handle.
A George V Silver Dressing-Table Box, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1914 cylindrical and with pull-off cover, with an overall engine-turned finish, the cover with a stylised foliage and flower engraved border82mm diameter, 80mm high, 4oz 14dwt, 147grFully marked on side of cover and on bezel. The marks are generally clear. Further stamped underneath with silversmiths name. There is some overall minor surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is a very shallow small bruise to one side of the cover.
A Pair of Elizabeth II Silver Small Three-Light Candelabra, by Richard Comyns, London, 1966 and 1967 in the George I style, each on circular base and with baluster stem terminating in spool-shaped socket, the detachable branches with three arms, each terminating in spool-shaped socket16.5cm high, 23oz 1dwt, 717gr (2)Fully marked under base and further part marked on branches. The marks are clear. There is only some minor surface scratching.
A Pair of Elizabeth II Silver Candlesticks, by D. J. Silver Repairs, London, 1972 on oval fluted base with beaded border, the stem tapering and terminating in an oval socket with detachable beaded nozzle, filled17.2cm high (2)Fully marked on base and further part marked on nozzle. The marks are clear. There is some overall minor surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The bases are filled.
A George V Silver Box, by D. and J. Wellby, London, 1915 in the form of a Charles II sugar-box, oval and on four scroll feet, the sides lobed, the hinged cover similarly lobed and chased with foliage on a matted ground below the snake-cast handle, with hinged hasp20cm wide, 27oz 2dwt, 843grFully marked under base. Further part marked inside cover and on hasp. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.
An Elizabeth II Silver Model of a Fox, by Mappin and Webb, Birmingham, 1993 realistically modelled, on naturalistically cast base, filled 15cm longFully marked on base. Further dated '1991' and stamped with initials 'CA'. There is some overall surface scratching, consistent with age and use. The base is filled.
A George V Silver Tray, Maker's Mark Worn, Possibly GM&S, Sheffield, 1932 shaped oval and with angular scroll handles49cm long, 40oz 3dwt, 1,249grFully marked near rim. There is some wear to the marks, particularly the maker's mark which is only partly visible. There is some surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.
A George V Silver Salver, by Herbert Edward Barker and Frank Ernest Barker, Chester, 1919 shaped square and on four tapering feet, with shaped reeded rim26cm square, 19oz 19dwt, 620grFully marked underneath. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is a small bruise near the rim on one side.
A Cased Set of Fifty Elizabeth II Silver Ingots, by John Pinches, London, Fourteen 1973, Eight 1974 and Twenty-Eight 1975 commemorating 1,000 years of the British monarchy, each stamped on the obverse with a cameo portrait of the monarchs from Edgar to Elizabeth II, the portrait surrounded by a depiction of a significant event from their reign, the reverse with the name and regnal dates, in fitted walnut case with applied plaquethe case 61.5cm wide, each ingot approximately 66grThe ingots are marked as expected. In generally good condition with only some tarnish and minor scratches. The case with scratches and marks overall. Sold together with Sir Arthur Bryant, 1000 Years of British Monachy, bound in red leather and with red leather slip case.
A Cased Set of Twelve Elizabeth II Silver Depictions of the Royal Coats-of-Arms, by Yorkshire Mint, Birmingham, Seven 1976 and Five 1977 to commemorate the silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeth, each shield-shaped, the front stamped with differing versions of the Royal coat-of-arms from circa 1195 to 1977, the back with details of the coat-of-arms, in fitted casethe case 36.5cm wide, weight of silver 18oz 14dwt, 579gr (12)Each marked as expected. In generally good condition though with some tarnish. There are some marks and scuffs to the case.
A Cased Set of Thirty-Five Elizabeth II Silver Medallions, by John Pinches, London, Circa 1972, After Designs by Peter Scott, From a Limited Edition of 2,000 each circular, the front stamped with a differing bird or birds in a natural landscape, the back with a facsimile signature on a textured ground and with the name of the bird, each contained in a circular perspex display container and fitted into one of seven black plastic trays which each slotting into the wood box with pull-off cover, with various bookletsthe case 27.7cm high, one medallion 2oz 3dwt, 67gr, total approximate weight 2,084grEach medallion is contained in a circular perspex display container and fitted into one of seven black plastic trays which each slot into the wood box. Only one medallion has been examined outside the display container to check marks and weight. There are some scuffs to the case but otherwise in good condition.
An Elizabeth II Silver Desk-Clip, by Francis Howard Ltd., London, 2007 in the form of a duck's head, spring-loaded and with shell thumbpiece, with glass eyes13cm long, gross weight 4oz 19dwt, 155grFully marked on top. The marks are clear. In generally good condition with some minor surface scratching. There is the remains of some gilding to the bill.
Arnold & Frodsham: A Silver Open Faced Pocket Watch, signed J R Arnold & Chas Frodsham, 84 Strand, London, No.3252, 1848, single chain fusee lever movement signed and numbered, split bimetallic balance, diamond endstone, enamel dial with Roman numerals signed and numbered, seconds dial, case numbered 3252 and London silver hallmark for 184844mm wideCase with surface scratches, back cover outer edges are rubbed, glass with small scratches, dial looks clean, hand setting correctly, movement is fully wound, movement not working.
C.Bucherer: A Silver and Enamel Pendant Watch, retailed by C.Bucherer, circa 1930, manual wound lever movement, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, case with pink, white and black enamel covers, inside case with silver mark 0.925 and maker's mark Ovida Watch Co Swiss, with Pink enamel ribbon suspension 21mm by 32mmEnamel case covers with small scratches, ribbon suspension with minor chips to the pink enamel, dial is discoloured and with small scratches in parts, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.
Van Der Bauwede: A Silver Automatic Day/Date Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Van Der Bauwede, Geneve, model: Magnum Churchill, ref: 235 003 1232, circa 2005, (calibre 35) lever movement signed, grey coloured dial with luminous Arabic numerals, three dials for seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, day/date apertures, tonneau shaped case with buttons in the band to operate the chronograph, glazed back cover secured by six screws and a convention silver mark 800, Van Der Bauwede strap and steel deployant clasp, with Van Der Bauwede boxes and instruction booklet39mm by 48mmCase with surface scratches, case is tarnished and needs a slight polish, glass is clean, strap with signs of wear, dial is clean, hand setting correctly, calendars are changing correctly, chronograph is working correctly, movement in going order.
Rolex: An Early Silver Wristwatch, signed Rolex, 1919, manual wound lever movement signed Rolex Extra Prima, silvered dial with luminous Arabic numerals and signed, seconds dial, case with hinged lugs, inside back cover stamped W&D Rolex Swiss and numbered 1067089, London silver import mark for 191932mm wideCase with surface scratches, case surfaces are tarnished, later strap and buckle, dial is discoloured, luminous hour markers are evenly discoloured and have a nice aged patina, luminous hour markers with small pieces of luminous missing in parts, hands with luminous missing, hand setting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.
A pair of Edwardian pierced silver small bonbon dishes, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1901, five silver napkin rings, a Russian 84zol spoon (1851) and a silver-handled shoe-horn (in cabinet) to/w an epns three-piece tea service, milk and sugar pair, bonbon bowl and tongs (box); lot also includes Indian brass tray
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