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Click here to subscribeA near-matched George V silver Tea Set, the teapot by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd., hallmarked Chester, 1932, the sugar bowl and cream jug by Robert Chandler, hallmarked Birmingham, 1924, of plain shaped ovoid form, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, teapot 6½in (16.5cm) high, approx total weight 28ozt (3)
A George V circular silver Ring Box, by Levi & Salaman, hallmarked Birmingham, 1919, with hinged lid inset tortoiseshell, raised on three ball and claw feet, velvet lined interior, initialled, together with another similar, tortoiseshell cracked, together with a pair of white metal lorgnettes, a small silver cigarette case etc., (a lot)
A contemporary silver Caddy Spoon, by Brian Leslie Fuller, hallmarked London, 1983, the egg shaped bowl with glis glis dormouse cast handle, 2¾in (7cm) long. In 1975 Fuller started his own studio in Clerkenwell before opening a retail shop and workshop in Old Amersham in 1977 where he adopted the local glis glis dormouse as his Trade Mark.
Three contemporary silver Thimbles; all hallmarked Birmingham, 1998, one cast with cat chasing a mouse around the rim, one with sun and moon faces, the other with a duck leading her ducklings amongst reeds, in domed cases together with two antique cased silver thimbles and fourteen various other silver and white metal thimbles (a lot)
A late Victorian pierced silver Mustard Pot, hallmarked Chester, 1900, of circular form with geometric piercing, the hinged lid with knopped finial and with a reeded handle, blue glass liner, 3¾in (7cm) high, together with two other pierced silver mustard pots, one Birmingham, 1895, one Chester 1903, both with blue glass liners (3)
A George V silver Christening Set, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., hallmarked Sheffield, 1929 / 1931, comprising spoon, fork and pusher, the cast handles with foliate decoration, monogrammed, together with a silver preserve spoon, an Edwardian silver Souvenir spoon for 'Paignton', by George Unite, hallmarked Birmingham, 1901, etc, weighable silver 4.2ozt
An Edwardian silver bachelors three piece Tea Set, by Marples & Co., hallmarked Birmingham, 1902, of oval form with demi fluted decoration, the teapot with wooden handle and finial, sugar bowl and cream jug with plain scroll handles, teapot 4½n (11.5cm) high, approx total weight 10.6ozt (3)
A 19thC Russian silver and niello Snuff Box, marks rubbed, probably makers mark for Fyodor Ivanov, town mark for Moscow, 84 standard, assay master's mark unclear, probably 1842, of hinged rectangular form the cover with city scene depiction, the base with two figures on a rooftop, 2½in (6.5cm) wide, approx weight 1.8ozt.
A Victorian silver four piece Cruet Set, by James Deakin & Sons, hallmarked Chester 1897, comprising a pair of open salts and a pair of mustard pots, all with blue glass liners, some chips, together with two silver collared glass open salts and a silver mustard pot with blue glass liner, weighable silver 8.7ozt (a lot)
Frederick Chavez; A Native American Indian silver Pendant, turquoise set, pierced with a figure smoking a pipe, marked on the reverse 'SN.925 FC', together with a silver pendant and ring both set with blue denim stone in elaborate silver mounts, both marked on the reverse 'Sterling' and with a broken arrow (3)
A 19thC rosewood and brass bound gentleman's travelling Vanity / Stationery Case, with fitted interior and pull-out trays containing ten silver mounted cut glass bottles, jars boxes and inkpot, hallmarked London, each engraved with a family crest inscribed "Celeritas et Veritas", the case marked "Edwards, Manufacturer to His Majesty, 21 King St., Bloomsbury, London", 13½in (34.25cm) wide.
Royal Academy of Music; A silver Medal, awarded to Lydia M. Barton, for singing, dated 1903, in fitted presentation case, together with three cased bronze medallions also awarded to Lydia Barton, together with a St. John's Ambulance badge, a St. John of Jerusalem enamelled medal etc., (a lot)
A George V silver Bon Bon Dish, by Adie Brothers Ltd., hallmarked Birmingham, 1928, of circular form with pierced border, two handles, raised on a pedestal foot, 3¾in (9.5cm) diameter, together with two pairs of silver napkin rings, one other and small silver pepper and salt pots, approx total weight 6.1ozt (a lot)
A George V pierced silver Mustard Pot, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, hallmarked Chester 1913, of oval form with foliate piercing, with associated spoon, together with an oval silver geometrically pierced pot, hallmarked Chester 1907, both with blue glass liners, and two small pierced circular silver pots, hallmarked Birmingham, 1904 (4)
A late Victorian silver pierced Mustard Pot, by T.H.Hazlewood & Co., hallmarked Birmingham, 1899, of oval form, foliate pierced and with a cherub front and reverse, plain hinged lid, blue glass liner, and with associated spoon, together with a silver mustard pot by E S Barnsley & Co, hallmarked Chester 1913, and two other silver mustard pots, all with blue glass liners, approx total weight 4.8ozt (4)
An Elizabeth II silver Cigarette Case, by Adie Brothers Ltd., hallmarked Birmingham, 1956, of hinged rectangular form with engine turned decoration, engraved initial to one corner, together with a smaller silver cigarette case and a silver matchbox cover, approx total weight 10ozt (3)
Four silver proof Piedfort £1 Coins, 2004 - 2007, with certificates, contained within Royal Mint four coin case, together with Royal Mint 1989 £2 silver proof two-coin cased set, with certificate, Royal Mint 1989 £2 silver proof Piedfort two-coin cased set, with certificate and Royal Mint 2001 Alderney & Guernsey £1 silver proof two-coin cased set, with certificate (4)
Eric Cooper / Cycling interest: a fascinating collection of 1930's/1940's cycling medals and related memorabilia including over twenety engraved silver and six bronze medals from the Apennine Road Club, Baywater Wheelers, National Cyclists Union and the Vegetarian Cycling & Athletic Club; Eric's YHA membership cards, photographs of Eric, his friends and acquaintances; and his cycling heroes from the day, including Gino Bartali who was renowned for helping to save hundreds of Jews from the Nazis during WW2. Some of the photos have quirky handwritten notes to accompany them, including one which comments on 'the woman in the white coat' whose eye, Eric sorrowfully writes, he failed to catch! Eric Cooper was an RAF photo reconnaissance in Italy and Africa, later founding the Apennine Cycling Club. During the War he got bicycle parts shipped from England to Italy.
A George V silver Cigarette Box, hallmarked Birmingham, 1934, of hinged rectangular form, with engine turned decoration and initialled central cartouche, 4½in (11.5cm) wide, together with a silver ashtray, hallmarked Birmingham, 1915, with enamelled flags of Great Britain, France, Russia and Belgium, 4½in (11.5cm) diameter (2)
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