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A Victorian silver presentation miner's lamp, maker George Unite, Birmingham, 1862: inscribed 'Presented to William Armstrong Esqr. by the members of the Castle Eden Colliery Literary and Reading Society in grateful acknowledgment of services rendered as Patron and President, 4th October 1862', of traditional design with loop carrying handle, with chimney and circular reservoir, 28cm. high (handle raised).weighable silver 132gms, 4.24ozs.
A George V clear glass and silver mounted claret jug, maker John Grinsell & Sons, London, 1910: initialled, with shallow domed hinged lid surmounted with a lion thumbpiece, with bacchanalian mask decoration to the collar and spout, having a cylindrical body with bulbous base, 27cm. high.
An extensive Elizabeth II silver Commodore pattern flatware service, maker Christofle, London, 2005: includes twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve fish forks, fourteen tablespoons, twelve dessert spoons, eleven teaspoons, ten coffee spoons, soup ladle, sauce ladle, serving spoon, salad servers, twelve fish knives, twelve steel bladed dinner knives, twelve steel bladed dessert knives, two steel bladed butter knives, a steel bladed cheese knife and a steel bladed cake slice, weighable silver 6948gms, 223.40ozs.
An Edward VII twin-handled silver porringer, maker James Parkes, London, 1902: of plain waisted circular form, 15cm. wide, together with a George VI silver mustard pot, maker William Bruford & Son Ltd, London, 1939, 7.5cm. high, total weight of silver 377gms, 12.12ozs.
A Victorian silver mug, maker William Evans, London, 1879: crested and initialled, of plain ovoid form, with C-shaped handle on a circular spreading foot, 11cm. high, together with a Victorian mug, maker Edward, Edward Jnr, John and William Barnard, London, 1841, inscribed, 9.5cm. high, total weight of silver 458gms, 14.73ozs. (2)
A Victorian silver presentation entree dish, cover and stand, maker Atkin Bros, Sheffield, 1899: inscribed 'Presented to Henry Armstrong Esqr. by the owners of South Pelaw Colliery, Thos W. Dance, Edwin Foster & Trotman Foster in recognition of his kind & valuable services on the occasion of the fire at the colliery, 26th December 1899' of rectangular outline, with gadrooned borders and loop carrying handles to the side, the stand with four swept legs united by an X-frame stretcher with circular spirit burner, 33cm. wide. 2263gms, 72.76ozs. *Notes - The fire occurred on the evening of 20th December when a paraffin lamp set fire to woodwork at the bottom of the shaft. The mine inspector's report states 'Great courage and presence of mind were displayed by the overman and others who twice descended in the cage through the flames and rescued some men who were in a semi-conscious condition'. The date of the presentation is ironic as it was the date that David Harris, one of the rescued men, died of his injuries.
An early George III silver tankard, maker's mark worn probably John Langlands, Newcastle 1760/68: inscribed, of cylindrical tapering outline, with domed hinged lid having a scroll thumbpiece and scroll handle with heart-shaped terminal, later embossed foliate decoration on a spreading circular foot, 16cm. high, 633gms, 20.35ozs.
A Continental silver model of a reindeer pulling a sleigh, bears import marks for Israel Freeman & Son Ltd, London, 1975: the sleigh of swan-shaped outline with pierced foliate decoration raised on scrolling runners, lacks glass liner, pulled by a prancing reindeer, overall length 23.5cm., 351gms, 11.31ozs.
A Victorian silver coffee pot, maker Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1865: of ovoid form, the domed hinged lid with pineapple finial, the body decorated with bands of acanthus leaves, ribbon tied garlands and female masks on a domed and spreading circular foot, 29cm. high. 1000gms, 32.15ozs.
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