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Click here to subscribeFRANKLIN MINT; a group of models including a carriage, a 1896 Ford quadricycle, Wells Fargo & Co Overland stage coach, 1907 Rolls-Royce silver ghost, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, etc (9).Additional InformationThere is light general wear, for components refer to illustrations, there is no paperwork with this lot. The Franklin Mint models are all loose and without boxes..
A vintage bakelite telephone, a Georgian silver tablespoon with repoussé bowl and chased handle, etc (7).Additional InformationThe dial spins and there are scratches and rubbing to the alpha numeric detail, the 'In Case of Emergency' label may be a replacement. There are small chips and nibbles and some pronounced scratches to the case. Similar wear to the handset and also quite dirty and dusty.
A good set of four Victorian silver plated bottle coasters with grape and vine decoration and turned wooden bases, diameter 18.5cm.Additional InformationTarnishing and toning throughout, wear to the wood and scratches as expected, otherwise appears good with no further signs of faults, damage or restorations.
WMF; a pair of silver plated Art Nouveau glass holders with oxydised finish, both with factory marks and numbered 3452 to bases, internal aperture diameter 6.5cm (2).Additional InformationOne with dent to foot rim and the other upper rim slightly misshapen. General wear and tear including scratches rubbing to finish etc.
WALKER & HALL; an oak cased canteen of silver plated cutlery, inscribed to lid 'Presented by the Directors of The Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank to Mr Paul B Moxon (Son of the Esteemed Chairman of the Bank) on the Occasion of his Marriage to Miss Alice E Fowler 23rd September 1916'.Additional InformationGeneral wear and tear commensurate with use throughout including scratches, surface nicks, some tarnishing and discolouration, etc. The canteen has the usual wear and tear, surface scratches, nicks, small losses, etc. It appears to be complete but we have provided photos of each tier for you to see for yourself. There a splits to some of the knife handles.
EDWARD BARNARD & SONS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver five piece tea service comprising spirit kettle on stand with burner, teapot, hot water pot, twin handled sugar bowl and jug, London 1910, 1911 and 1912, height of spirit kettle 31.5cm, combined approx 85ozt.
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS; a Victorian hallmarked silver teapot, with repoussé decoration of floral scrolls inside panels, with two cartouches, one with engraved initials 'REC', London 1846, approx 27ozt.Additional InformationDinting to both cartouches, light general surface wear, light scratches. Due to the ivory spacers, this cannot be posted outside of the UK.
ELKINGTON & CO; an Edward VII hallmarked silver Armada jug, heavily decorated in relief and with repoussé decoration depicting flying cherubs and a central Egyptian pharaoh, bears inscription 'Ladies Challenge Plate presented to the Second Volunteer Battalion The Manchester Regiment 1906', London 1906, approx 41.6ozt.Additional InformationThere is a very heavy dent to the left of the inscripted cartouche, two further heavy dents to the right hand side pushing in one of the Egyptian mask mounts and floral decoration, further dents throughout, the action of the lid works but not smoothly and the lid itself is slightly misshapen, surface tarnishing and scratches throughout, the silver is thinned over both inscriptions, the hallmark is clear.
CARR'S OF SHEFFIELD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver cocktail shaker of plain tapered form with cap and strainer, Sheffield 2001, height 21.5cm, approx 12.8ozt.Additional InformationSome of the fittings a little stiff, the lid and strainer marked 925 with the body bearing four hallmarks, some visible minor surface indentations and scratches.
JOHN NEWTON MAPPIN; a Victorian hallmarked silver salver, the cast rim with scrolls inside a pierced edge and chased centre, with central engraved initials, London 1874, approx 48.6ozt.Additional InformationMarks are clear. There are scratches throughout, surface nicks, dirt and some residual polish. Some of the scratches are fairly deep and there are some surface indentations, some visible to the reverse rim.
A George V hallmarked silver salver of shaped circular form and raised on four scrolling supports, with presentation inscription 'Presented by the committee of the Hale Red Cross Hospital...', retailed by Terry & Co of Manchester, London 1918, diameter 30cm, approx 29.4ozt.
ES BARNSLEY & CO; a graduated set of five George V hallmarked silver footed bonbon dishes, each with pierced decoration, comprising a pair, diameter 10.5cm, a further pair, diameter 13cm, and a single dish, diameter 20cm, Birmingham 1919/1920, approx 22.6ozt (5).
MAPPIN & WEBB; a George V hallmarked silver tazza with fleur de lis pierced gallery on spreading circular foot, London 1922, diameter 20.1cm, approx 10.6ozt.Additional InformationGeneral wear including scratches and nicks throughout, misshaping to the foot rim, some minor indentations, hallmarks clear, tarnished.
A George V hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal Pigeon Racing trophy cup with two pigeon finials to handles, inscribed 'Oldham & District Federation Frank Smith Cup Presented to Kenworthy Bros Winners Outright in 1959, 1960, 1961', raised on wooden plinth base with silver and white metal shields inscribed with names and dates, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1929, height 44cm.Additional InformationLarge dent to front, further indentations, scratches, general wear throughout.
WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS LTD; a hallmarked silver bowl with foliate pierced gallery and repoussé shell details to three cabriole legs, London (assay and date marks rubbed), diameter 17.5cm, approx 15.1ozt.Additional InformationNumerous dents, scratches, nicks, tarnishing, general wear.
ADIE BROTHERS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver sauce boat with crimped rim on three feet, Birmingham 1931, length 15.4cm, and two single napkin rings (one af), approx 4.6ozt (3).Additional InformationOne of the napkin rings badly misshapen, general wear and tear to items throughout.
MATTHEW WEST; an 18th century Irish hallmarked silver sauce boat with panelled decoration and raised on three hoof feet, Dublin, approx weight 4.2ozt.Additional InformationPostage to the UK mainland will cost £17 + VAT. There is a layer of surface dirt and tarnish to the interior, some heavy scratches and nicks to the front foot, marks slightly rubbed, rim slightly dented and misshapen in places, there is a small split to the rim approx 1cm long near the handle, further minor indentations, scratches, nicks and pitting throughout.
JOHN, EDWARD, WALTER & JOHN BARNARD; a Victorian hallmarked silver christening mug with chased floral decoration surrounding engraved decoration and date, London 1873, approx 4.6ozt, fitted in original shaped box.Additional InformationSome heavy toning in parts, noticeably around the handle and a vertical band across the inscription. This is purely where it has been stored in the original case. Light surface scratches and a couple of tiny dents. A few scuffs to the case.
BARKER BROTHERS (probably); an Edward VII hallmarked silver mug of plain tapered form with inscription 'G.L.G. 1940-1965 GLG', Birmingham 1901, height 11.2cm, approx 10.0ozt.Additional InformationTarnished, scratches, general wear throughout. Approximately 3/4 pint.
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