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Click here to subscribeA 1920's hallmarked silver cruet set. The George V three piece set consisting of a salt dish, pepper shaker and condiment pot. The salt and condiment pot having fitted blue glass liners. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1924. Makers mark D&B for Docker & Burn Ltd. Combined weight approx 328g. Measures approx 4cm x 3cm (salt) / 18cm x 8cm (case).
A large collection of silver plated flatware. The lot to include a include a set of six silver plated spoons and a set of six tea spoons. Each having original Elkington box and marked Sheffield, Elkington England. A set of six table knives, six cheese knives, six desert forks and six table forks. Each having original box, labelled Elkington plate and stamped E&Co Elkington Plate England. A set of twelve silver plated pastry forks stamped EPNS A1 Sheffield. Further flatware items, INCLUDING FISH KNIVES, many stamped Elkington. Combined weight 8178g. Measures approx 26cm x 15cm (Silver Elkington Box).
A 1950s hallmarked silver coffee and water jug set. The pair both standing on four hoof feet with scrolled floral moulded design rising to bulbous form with scrolled handles and topped with hinged lid adorned with finial in the form of a flower. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1951. Makers mark BBSL for Barker Brothers Silver Ltd. Combined weight approx 1451g. Measures approx 20cm x 21cm.
A selection of early to mid century silver items. The lot to include a silver hallmarked cigarette case. The case having a scrolling foliate pattern to the outside. An empty cartouche to the front. Hallmarked Birmingham, 1912. Makers mark Johnson, Durban & Co Ltd. A silver trophy. The trophy having a commemorative date inscribed to the centre. Hallmarked Birmingham, 1935. Makers mark S Blanckensee & Son Ltd. A silver napkin hook. The hook having a castle emblem etched to the centre. (Marked 925). Together with an incomplete set of five coffee spoons. (Marked EPNS). Total weight of silver approx 154g. Total weight approx 330g. Largest measures approx 8.5cm x 7.5cm x 0.9cm.
Georg Jensen - A collection of early 20th century silver items from the Georg Jensen Ornamental collection. The items to include a nut spoon, cold cut fork and sugar tongs all with beaded decoration. All fully marked for Georg Jensen spoon bearing import marks for London 1949, fork 1948, tongs 1949. Designs dating 1918. Total weight 58.49g. Measures spoon approx 4.7inches, fork approx 5 inches, tongs approx 4.2 inches.
A set of six George IV hallmarked silver dessert knives and forks. The Georgian flatware set having an embossed scrolled design to the handles. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1827 / 1828. Makers mark A.H for Aaron Hadfield. Combined weight approx 561g. Measures approx 20.5cm x 1.8cm / 17cm x 1.8cm.
A vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver baby feeding spoon. The spoon having the monogrammed initial K to the terminal and marked 'Georg Jensen Sterling Denmark' to verso with the mark dating from circa 1945. Weight approx 27.68g. Measures approx 9cm x 3.5cm.
A pair of Victorian hallmarked silver salts and later condiment pot. The salts having an octagonal stepped form with central oval bowl with fitted blue glass liners. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1893. Makers mark N&H for Nathan & Hayes (George Nathan & Ridley Hayes). The George V condiment pot having a hinged lid with fitted blue glass liner. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1931. Three salts spoons included in the lot, one marked EPNS, one marked ALPHA and one hallmarked silver. Makers mark TB&S for Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. Combined weight approx 313g. Weight of silver approx 211g. Measures approx 7.5cm x 6cm (salts)
A 19th Century hallmarked silver punch ladle. The ladle having a fiddle pattern terminal with etched foliate design with monogrammed cartouche. The ladle set with a Thaler coin marked Fried Wilhelm III Koenig V Preussen to front and Ein Thaler XIV Eineem 1831 to verso. Weight approx 293g. Measures approx 33cm x 10cm. Unmarked / marks rubbed / illegible.
A Victorian Irish hallmarked silver salver. The salver having a stepped rim with serpentine edge, raising to a moulded scrolled rim. Hallmarks partially legible. Possibly Dublin, 1879. Makers mark W&S and marked to verso West & Son Dublin. Weight approx 600g. Measures approx 26cm diameter.
A collection of hallmarked silver items.The lot to include a cased set of six coffee spoons. The tea spoons each having a finial in the shape of a coffee bean. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1924. Makers mark WJM&Co for W J Myatt & Co. Two condiment pots with one of circular form, hallmarked for London, date and makers mark illegible. The other Victorian condiment pot being of oval form and having a pierced ribbon design and having a blue glass liner. Hallmarked for London,1898. Makers mark WH&SSLd for William Hutton & Sons Ltd. Combined weight approx 404g. Measures approx 7cm x 4.5cm / 9cm x 2cm (spoon).
An Dass and Duss Indian silver bowl and fluted vase centre piece set. The set decorated with repousse designs of rural Indian life. The set comprising of a bowl raised on a wooden plinth base and four stem fluted stem vases. The bowl marked Dass & Dutt Bhonivapor. The vases unmarked but having the same design. Combined weight approx (excluding wooded base) 679g. Measures approx, bowl 13.5cm diameter, 8.5cm height. Vases 16cm x 5cm approx.
A Victorian cased silver plate serving set and hallmarked silver flatware. The lot to include a Victorian cased fruit serving set having two of its original serving spoons and AF tongs. The spoons and having an etched design of a basket of fruit to the bowls. Makers mark Ainsworth Taylor & Company. A hallmarked silver tea spoon, makers mark MBros for Miller Brothers. A pair of Victorian sugar tongs hallmarked for London, 1887. Makers mark R.S for Robert Stebbings. A hallmarked silver rats tail spoon. Hallmarked for London, 1908. Makers mark PE&Sons for Pearce & Sons. Combined weight approx 837g. Measures approx case 17cm x 27cm, smallest spoon 9cm x 2cm.
A cased set of six hallmarked silver handled butter knives. The handles being hallmarked Sheffield, 1923. Makers mark JY for Yates Brothers. The blades being silver plate and marked JD&S for James Deakin & Sons Weight approx 151g. Measures approx 16.5cm x 1.5cm.
VASILI SEMENOV - A late 19th century cased Russian silver gilt and niello tea service spoon suite. The set comprising of six tea spoons, a sifter and tongs. The silver gilt spoons having niello images of Russian landmark architecture buildings with stylised stems and finials. Russian marks for Moscow circa 1883. Vasili Semenov. Presented in fitted leather case for Pavel Ovchinnikov. Combined weight approx 638.5g / Combined weight of silver approx 238.3g. Measures approx - Spoons 13cm x 2.5cm approx / Box 21cm x 23cm.
A Chinese white metal sewing needle case. The item being in the form of a man. The item having a chain running through the body attached to a cylindrical needle holder that can be pulled out. To be worn on a chatelaine. Unmarked. Surface tests indicate silver. Weight approx 15g. Measures approx 6cm x 2.3cm.
A collection of hallmarked silver items. The lot to include a Victorian cream jug, salts with fitted blue glass liners, a pepper pot with import marks for Dublin and a Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd bookmark and a white pair of white metal sugar tongs with continental marks. Surface tests indicate silver. Combined weight approx 312.3g. Combined weight of silver approx 206g. Measures approx 3cm x 6cm / 7cm x 10cm.
A George V hallmarked silver cloche. The meat dome being of circular for with beaded rim rising to beaded handle set on embossed flower. Hallmarked for Sheffield,1932. Makers mark HA for Atkin Brothers. Weight approx 524g. Measures approx 20cm diameter.
A pair of hallmarked silver cruets. The pepper shakers having an octagonal shape plinth base and being of baluster form. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1931 & 1936. Makers mark TB&S for Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd. Combined weight approx 150g. Measures approx 11cm x 4cm/
An Edwardian hallmarked silver mounted mirror. The easel backed frame having a floral repoussé design with central monogrammed cartouche surrounding the bevelled glass mirror. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1903. Makers mark HM for Henry Matthews. Weight approx 1938g. Measures approx 44.5cm x 30cm.
A 1970s Vintage hallmarked silver three piece vanity set. The set having an engine turned finish with etched floral pattern. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1974. Makers mark CSG & Co for Charles S Green & Co Ltd. Combined weight approx 391g. Measures approx 28cm x 10cm / 15cm x 4cm.
A Victorian Garrard and Co hallmarked silver bowl. The bowl standing on a plinth base rising to a bulbous fluted body and having a gilded interior. Hallmarked for London, 1843. Makers mark RS for R&S Garrard & Co and stamped Garrards Panton Street London. Weight approx 202g. Measures approx 12cm x 6cm.
A collection of five George V hallmarked silver table spoons. The five spoons having a fiddle pattern decoration and monogrammed terminal. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1918. Makers mark CB&S for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Combined weight approx 275g. Measures approx 18cm x 3.9cm.
A pair of early 20th century silver pin dishes or ash trays. The dishes containing Kruger coinage to the base, 1896 shillings. Both inscribed 'Kruger Coinage Minted in Pretoria. Makers mark visible M. Bros. Hallmarks worn. Weight approx 85.9g. Measures approx 9cm.
A 1930s hallmarked silver tea pot. The George V tea pot sitting on an oval plinth base raising to a tapered octagonal form with serpentine rim. The pot having a hinged lid with Bakelite finial and handle. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1930. Makers mark partially rubbed attributed to Barker Brothers Silver Ltd. Weight approx 600g. Measures approx 28cm x 18cm x 13cm.
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