A George I silver casterThomas FarrenLondon, 1718Of octagonal, baluster form, the body engraved with coat of arms and raised on a stepped octagonal foot, the pierced cover to a knopped finial, 20.5cm high, approx. weight 11.6ozt Arms: The arms on the caster are those of Vanderplank impaling Pembroke. Kesser (Kesar) Vanderplank, merchant of Lothbury, Baronet married Catherine Pembroke of St. Albans in Hertfordshire on 27th March 1739 in the Fleet (a liberty where the laws of London pertaining to debt, marriage etc. did not apply). This was a clandestine marriage. (With thanks to Pursuivant Research) Footnotes: Thomas Farren was subordinate goldsmith to the King 1723-42. His most famous pieces are the fountain and wine cistern of 1728 at Burghley House in Lincolnshire.Kesser Vanderplank was christened in London in 1720, the son of Samuel Vanderplank of Tokenhouse Yard who died in 1749. Kesser died before his father (date of death unknown), but Samuel Vanderplank left annuities to the widow and daughter of his son. Kesar and Catherine's daughter Hannah married John Kentish (1741-1814) of St, Albans in 1766. (With thanks to Pursuivant Research)
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A silver tazzaUnmarkedProbably late 17th/early 18th centuryOf circular form, with gadrooned border and cut-card decoration to underside, engraved with a 17th century coat of arms (later) and raised on a gadrooned foot, possibly later replaced, scratch weight 17=3 engraved to underside, 19.8cm dia., 5.5cm high, approx. weight 16.8oztArms: The arms are those of Sir Thomas Spring, 3rd Baronet of Pakenham Hall (c. 1672-1704) and his wife the Hon. Merolina Jermyn (c. 1673-1727), who married in 1691. He acceded to the title in 1684. After her first husband's death she married Sir William Gage, 2nd Baronet. (With thanks to Pursuivant research)
A Regency silver wine funnelJohn Edward TerryLondon, 1820 The rounded body repousse decorated with fruiting vines, flowers and scroll motifs to a perforated base, engraved with bird crest to cartouche, the removable tapering spout with reeded banding to collar, approx. 14cm long, approx. weight 5.9oz Condition Report: Spout section marked with maker's mark, lion passant and duty mark.
A Japanese silver 'Bamboo design' cocktail shakerc.1920Of tapering cylindrical form, the planished body decorated with shoots of bamboo, the shaker dividing into three parts (cap, straining section and base), the straining section with personalised engraving to polished band (dated 1924), approx. 24cm high, approx. weight 13.7ozt
Amendment: Please note the discs are made of laquered porcelain and not enamel as previously stated in the catalogue. A set of three enamelled silver menu/place card holdersSampson Mordan and James StintonBirmingham, 1928 and 1929The three enamelled discs signed James Stinton depicting a duck, a woodcock and a snipe, each raised on a stepped and domed circular foot, approx. 7.5cm high, bases filled (3) Condition Report: Good overall condition. Some general scratching, nicking, pitting and minor dings to the silver. Hallmarks clear. Crazing noted to enamel but aside from this enamel is in good overall condition. Some minor marking noted to enamel. Some Some minor losses noted around edges and some polish residue here also. Some tarnish to silver and stickers to reverse of enamelled discs. Some bruising to feet. Further images available via this link: https://we.tl/t-0FDVryEThx
A pair of German figural place card holders PforzheimStamped 800 and DRGM (German registration mark)Designed as a lady and a gentleman, each holding a bouquet of flowers, 4cm high, together with a set of 11 German pickle forks with rosebud terminals and stylised stems, stamped 835, maker C. Backhausen, 9.5cm long; a smaller Dutch pickle fork (stamped 835) and two matched condiment spoons; and a silver mounted glass cocktail stick holder, stamped 835, Hermann Behrnd, Dresden, 6.5cm high, total weighable weight approx. 2.1ozt (a lot)
A silver christening cup and cutlery setTiffany & Co.The cup designed as a reproduction of an original by John Dixwell of Boston (c.1715) held in the Clearwater Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, marked to the base with mark for John C. Moore 1907-1947, engraved with initials to body, 8.1cm high, the cutlery stamped sterling, Tiffany & Co., with initials to terminals, weighable weight approx. 9ozt (4) Condition Report: Knife not included in weight (handle filled. blade stamped sterling.
A Victorian silver christening cupRobert Hennell IIILondon, 1865With floral and scroll chased cylindrical body to a slightly spreading foot, engraved with initials to front, approx. 9.2cm high (inc. handle), together with a Victorian silver waiter hallmarked London, 1872, Edward Ker Reid, with flat chased base and applied shell border, raised on four bracket feet, approx. 18cm dia., total weight approx. 14.4oz (2) Condition Report: cup 6.4ozt
A Victorian silver christening cupThomas Smily London, 1876In fitted retailer's case for Hamilton & Co., Calcutta, (Bombay? (frayed)) and Simla, the cup hallmarked and raised on three ball feet, the cylindrical body bright-cut engraved with floral sprays and quatrefoil motifs, 8.5cm high, approx. weight 5.3oz
A George II silver mug Charles Hatfield London, 1734Of baluster form with four sets of engraved initials and the date 1735 to thumbpiece of double scroll handle, later armorial and presentation engraving to side (1922), in later Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company fitted case, approx. 10.8cm high, approx. weight 9.3ozt
A George II silver half pint mugThomas FarrenLondon, 1738Of rounded, slightly tapering form, the plain body raised on a moulded circular foot to a scroll handle, approx. 10cm high, approx. weight 5.5oztFootnotes: Thomas Farren was subordinate goldsmith to the King 1723-42. His most famous pieces are the fountain and wine cistern of 1728 at Burghley House in Lincolnshire.Condition Report: Presentation engraving to underside of base dated 1934. General surface scratching, nicking and minor pitting noted. Splits noted around both handle joins to the interior and repairs in the same areas to exterior. Steady on foot. Some thinning to sides - probable erasures. Some patches to body noted to interior on opposite side to handle. Some dings to handle. Rim of mug slightly out of round. Some splitting to ball terminal of handle.
A George II silver pedestal sauce boatDavid Whyte & William Holmes London, 1763The shaped, shell form body raised on a gadrooned foot and designed with repousse fluting to body, the double scroll handle with acanthus thumbpiece, approx. 12.5cm high, 16.5cm long (inc. handle), approx. weight 9.9ozt
An 18th century silver coffee potApparently unmarkedThe body richly repousse decorated with scrolls and flowers to monogrammed cartouches, the cover with Britannia mark (1697-1720) and partial maker's mark, possibly Richard Bayley, marks to body assumed removed by later decoration, 26cm high, approx. weight 28.2ozIvory submission reference: 81GV8HUUCondition Report: The handle a later replacement with different maker's mark. Scratch engraved 25-16 to underside.
A George III silver inkstandJoseph Craddock & William Ker ReidLondon, 1818The stand with floral scroll border raised on four paw bracket feet, supporting two silver mounted glass inkwells and a small chamberstick with snuffer, 14.5 x 21.5cm, the inkwell mounts, snuffer and chamberstick all with conforming marks, weighable weight approx. 15.6ozt
A George I silver marrow scoopWilliam Penstone (possibly)London, 1717Of traditional form, with engraved arms to reverse of bowl, 20.5cm long, approx. 1.6oztProvenance: Property of the Tappenden Charitable TrustArms: The arms are those of Portal of Ash Park impaling Argent a Lion rampant crowned (possibly Peachey). Joseph Portal (1720-1793) married Sarah Peachy (d. 1802), daughter of General John Peachy, in 1748. (With thanks to Pursuivant Research)Condition Report: Arms likely mid 18th century
Of historical interest. A William IV silver coffee potA. B. Savory & Sons London, 1834Raised on four shell bracket feet, the lid with flower finial and the body engraved with presentation inscription reading: To Captain A. W. Robe R.E and his sisters. A token of affection from the parents of Hastings Fitz-Edward Murphy, Lient. Roy. Engineers who died 9th August 1856 at Bassora whilst employed as Astronomer to the expedition to the Euprates', engraved with coat of arms and the Robe family motto 'cum toga honoris' (with the cloak of honour) to opposite side, approx. 23cm high, approx. weight 30oz Ivory submission reference: GFJAP62K Condition Report: Note: Hastings Fitz-Edward Murphy died of typhus at Basra (Bassora), Iraq, on 9 August 1836, aged 37, while on the ill-fated expedition to explore the Euphrates under Colonel Chesney. Chesney had persuaded the British government to allow him to survey the long stretch of the river Euphrates from the Anatolian mountains to the Persian Gulf. In 1835 Chesney was put in charge of the expedition and carefully selected his associates, about fifty people in total, including Hastings Fitz-Edward Murphy. Two iron-hulled steamboats, the Euphrates and the Tigris, were chosen for the voyage. The objectives of the expedition were to set up a new trade route between Britain and India (which would avoid the lengthy voyage around the South African Cape of Good Hope) and to prevent Russian expansion in the Near East, as some considered this a threat to Britain's control of India.
A Victorian silver plated centrepieceElkington & Co.19th centuryThe shaped triangular base on three paw feet supporting three stylised fauns bearing platters of fruit, the knopped stem to a circular dish with pierced folate border applied with Egyptian masks and shell and scroll decoration, liner deficient, the base with an applied plaque reading 'published by Elkington & Co.' , numbered 747, approx. 42.5cm high
A late 19th century silver plated pitcher and basinChristofle c.1897Of planished design, the pitcher with rounded body to a moulded band at waisted neck and a circular pouring lip, the basin with plain moulded band to rim and raised on a shallow circular foot, the basin with ordinal number 1778574 to base, the pitcher numbered 1778554, basin approx. 13.5cm high, 42.5cm dia., pitcher approx. 26.5cm high (2)
A pair of Victorian silver sauce boatsDaniel & Charles HouleLondon, 1872Each raised on three paw feet to lion mask shoulders, the plain bodies engraved with stag crest and designed with gadrooned borders to stylised scale and scroll handles, approx. 12.8cm high, 21.4cm long (inc. handles), total weight approx. 31.9ozt (2)
A Victorian silver seven bar toast rackJohn GilbertBirmingham, 1866The beaded rectangular base with canted corners raised on four openwork scrolling bracket feet, the central bar with loop handle, sun crest engraved to base, 17.5cm long, 15cm high (inc. handle), approx. weight 11.8oztCondition Report: The toast rack shows some damage and evidence of wear. General scratching, nicking and pitting to the silver. The base is severely bent in several places. Several bars (including central bar) are wobbly.
A Victorian silver teapotJohn Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater London, 1891Of oval form with half lobed design, wooden handle and finial, 13.5cm high (inc. handle), 23.8cm wide, together with: a Victorian silver cream jug and twin handled sugar bowl, John Millward Banks, Chester, 1890, of half lobed design, the cream jug 7.5cm high, the sugar bowl 12.5cm wide; and an Old English pattern silver teaspoon, marks rubbed, engraved with initials to handle, 12.4cm long, total weight approx. 15.6ozt (4)
A Victorian silver four piece tea setGoldsmiths AllianceLondon, 1866The set comprising: a coffee pot, teapot, sugar and milk, of circular form with beaded borders and engraved foliate scroll decoration bordering vacant cartouches, the coffee and tea pots with ivory insulators to handles, gilded interiors to sugar and milk jug, coffee pot 28cm high,18.5cm high, total weight approx. 70.1ozt (4) ivory submission reference: TJRQD136
A Victorian silver salver with beaded borderEdward Ker ReidLondon, 1870Of plain, circular form, raised on three claw and ball feet, engraved with paw crest and the motto 'Tout Jour' to centre, 25.6cm dia., together with a larger salver with shaped scroll border, Sheffield, 1851, Henry Wilkinson & Co., presentation engraving to centre, 36cm dia., total weight approx. 47.1ozt (2)Arms: Edward Ker Reid salver: The crest and motto were used by the Ogilvie family.Wilkinson & Co. salver: The arms are those of Hodson (William Hodson married Mary Ann Smith on 13th June 1861 at West Hackney Church). (With thanks to Pursuivant Research)
A Victorian silver teapot and sugarCharles Stuart HarrisLondon, 1898Designed with spirally fluted lower bodies raised on a gadrooned foot, both with vacant cartouches to sides and repousse floral scroll decoration to shoulders, the teapot with hinged lid to lobed wooden finial and scroll handle, teapot approx. 17cm high, total weight approx. 34.7oz (2)
A Victorian three piece silver tea setWilliam Hutton & SonsLondon, 1897Comprising teapot, cream jug and twin handled sugar bowl, all of oval, half lobed design, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, teapot 14cm high (inc. handle), 25.8cm wide, cream jug 9cm high, sugar bowl 16.5cm wide, total weight approx. 26.5ozt (3)Condition Report: Marks rubbed off on the teapot.
A pair of Victorian silver candlesticks William Brown & William Nathaniel SomersallLondon, 1839The cast candlesticks designed with foliate and shall feet to knopped stems and circular capitals, one sconce deficient, approx. 26cm high (exc. sconce), total weight approx. 47ozt (pr)
Two Edwardian silver beakersEdward Barnard & Sons London, 1906Designed with lobed banding to bodies, 7.2cm high; together with two further beakers, one stamped S.T. SILVER, decorated with honeycomb pattern, 8.8cm high, the other unmarked, 8.3cm high, weighable silver (Barnard beakers only) approx. 2.7ozt (4) Condition Report: Weight of beaker stamped ST Silver: 2ozt
A George V silver three piece tea setBarker BrothersBirmingham, 1931Of plain, oval form with reeded banding to upper bodies, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, together with a late Victorian silver coffee pot of fluted, baluster design with stylised foliate spout, London, 1897, William Hutton & Sons, 23.5cm high, total weight approx. 46.7ozt (4)
A George V silver three piece tea setGoldsmiths and Silversmiths Co.London, 1927Of plain, circular form with gadrooned borders and engraved lion crest to sides, each raised on a shallow circular foot, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, approx. 12.5cm high, total weight approx. 29ozt (3)
A George V silver sauce boatElkington & Co.London, 1916Designed as a reproduction of an earlier example (engraved 'reproduction date 1746' to underside of foot), with shaped rim and a foliate tipped scroll handle, approx. 21cm long, 13cm high, together with a pair of 20th century Dutch coasters with pierced sides, .833 standard, Amsterdam, maker's mark APz3, 11.3cm dia., total weight approx. 22.8ozt (3) Condition Report: Sauce boat 16ozt
A George V silver three piece tea setJoseph GlosterBirmingham, 1914Of plain, oblong form, comprising a teapot, sugar and milk jug, each raised on four trefoil-shouldered feet, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, teapot approx. 14.5cm high, total weight approx. 37ozt (3)
Of military interest. A silver salver engraved with the badge of The Royal FusiliersC. S. Harris & SonsLondon, 1918Of shaped, oval form and raised on four pad feet, engraved with signatures to base, approx. 35.2cm dia., together with a silver waiter with pierced border and presentation engraving to base, London, 1909, William Comyns, total weight approx.47.9ozt (2)
A pair of pierced George V silver sweetmeat basketsElkington & Co.London, 1912Each navette-shaped dish with gadrooned border raised on a pierced oval foot, the curving sides forming shell-tipped scroll handles, approx.13cm high and 20cm long (inc. handles), total weight approx. 20.6ozt (2)
Seven silver Kiddush cupsVarious makersLondon and Birmingham, 20th centuryThe group comprising: a set of four Kiddush cups with gilded interiors, London, 1921, J Zeving (or Joseph Zweig), 10.4cm high; a matched pair (one large, one small), London, 1923 and 1924, Sigmund Zyto, 11.2 and 13.1cm high and an earlier example, Birmingham, 1918, maker JR, 9.8cm high, all with engraved decoration to baluster bodies, total weight approx. 7.2oz (7)
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