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Lot 589

An Edwardian silver trinket box by Nathan & Hayes, with engraved monogram, hinged lid and fitted interior, the serpentine front with single drawer, Chester, 1907, 14.2cm.

Lot 590

A pair of George V Arts & Crafts silver spoons, by the Keswick School of Industrial Art, with planished bowls, the stems with pierced terminals at both ends, Chester, 1925, 19.3cm.

Lot 591

A late Victorian cast silver hand bell by Aldwinckle & Slater, decorated with continuous scene of figures at various pursuits and figural handle, London, 1892, 12.8cm, 16 oz.

Lot 592

Twelve George III silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoons, by Isaac Callard, with engraved crest, London, 1757 (some date letters illegible), 20.6cm, 28.5 oz.

Lot 593

A George III provincial silver helmet shaped cream jug, by Dorothy Langlands, with engraved monogram and reeded rim, Newcastle, circa 1810, 9cm, 2.5 oz.

Lot 594

A modern George III style pierced silver wine coaster by Rodney C. Pettit, with engraved decoration, gadrooned border and turned wooden base with silver boss, London, 1991, 13.2cm.

Lot 595

A set of four George III embossed silver gilt oval nut dishes by John Emes, London, 1799, 13cm, 8 oz.

Lot 596

A William III silver mug by Pierre Platel, of plain cylindrical form, with scroll handle and moulded rim feet, maker's mark only stamped twice to the base, London, circa 1700, height 10cm, 9 oz.

Lot 597

A George III pierced silver pedestal sugar basket (no liner) by Robert Hennell, with engraved crest and beaded border and handle, London, 1776, height 10cm (excl. handle), 6.5 oz.

Lot 598

A pair of George I silver trencher salts by Arthur Dicken, with engraved monogram, (one Brittania standard) London, 1721/2, 7cm, 5.5 oz.

Lot 599

A George III silver boat shaped pedestal sugar basket by Peter & Ann Bateman, with engraved crest and reeded border and handle, London, 1792, width 16.7cm, 7 oz.

Lot 600

A George I Brittania standard provincial silver mug by John Elston, with banded girdle and s-scroll handle with engraved initials, Exeter, 1716, height 9.2cm, 5 oz.

Lot 601

A George II provincial silver mug by John Elston Junior, of baluster form, with engraved initials and s-scroll handle, Exeter, 1738, height 10.3cm, 6 oz.

Lot 602

A George V Arts & Crafts silver mustard pot by Omar Ramsden, of cylindrical form with bulbous girdle and embossed with band of Tudor Rose and scrolling motifs, London, 1930, with blue glass liner and associated spoon, height, 7.2cm, 3.5 oz.

Lot 603

A late Victorian novelty silver and ivory mounted table club lighter, modelled as a golf ball above three crossed golf club supports, by Sampson Mordan & Co, with base pan, London, 1900, height 16.2cm, gross 4.5 oz.

Lot 604

A George III bright cut engraved silver mustard pot by John Wakefield, of rectangular form with canted corners, engraved monogram and decorated with floral swags, London, 1791, with blue glass liner and later associated spoon, 4 oz.

Lot 605

A George III silver wine funnel by Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1799, no muslin ring, 12.7cm, 2.75 oz.

Lot 606

An early George III pierced silver fish slice, with ebonised handle and trowel shaped blade with pierced scroll decoration, London, 1763, no maker's mark, 32cm.

Lot 607

A modern silver cream jug by Rodney C. Pettit, of plain baluster form, with scroll handle, London, 1983, 14cm, 10 oz.

Lot 608

A modern silver two handled sugar bowl by Rodney C. Pettit, of plain baluster form, with scroll handles, London, 1996, height 7.5cm, 8 oz.

Lot 609

A George III silver mounted pedestal coconut cup, by Phipps & Robinson, with reeded foot, London, 1791, height 13.4cm.

Lot 610

A Victorian silver mounted coconut bowl by William Stocker, with engraved border, on three pad feet with lion mask knees, London, 1881, diameter 13.9cm.

Lot 611

A late 19th century German 800 standard repousse silver stoup, of shaped lozenge form and decorated with Madonna & Child with scrolling border, 7 oz, 25.5cm.

Lot 612

A George V embossed silver gilt replica of the Vappheio Cup, by Nathan & Hayes, with spool and lug single handled, Chester, 1913, height 7cm, 10 oz.

Lot 613

A pair of George V silver gilt bottle coasters by Pairpoint Brothers, of flared form, with pierced arch decoration and fruiting vine overlay, London, 1913, diameter 93mm, 9 oz.

Lot 614

A George V silver gilt two handled sugar vase and matching sifter spoon, by Mappin & Webb, of vase form, with pierced wire work body and engraved inscription, on square base with ball feet, the cover with pineapple finial, London, 1912, with clear glass liner, height 18.5cm, 10 oz.

Lot 615

A George II silver snuffers stand by Thomas Gilpin, engraved with the Heneage family crest, of lozenge shape, with foliate scroll border, on four dolphin feet, London, 1743, 19.4cm, 8.5 oz.

Lot 616

A George II silver caster by Samuel Wood, engraved with the Heneage family crest, of baluster form, with spiral finial, London, 1754, height 19.5cm, 9.5 oz.

Lot 617

An Edwardian silver gilt two handled pedestal cup and cover by Nathan & Hayes, of campana form, the pierced body with blue glass liner and decorated with festoons, Chester, 1908, height 15.5cm, 12 oz.The armorial is that of Heneage of Hainton, Lincolnshire (Or. a greyhound courant sable between 3 leopard's faces Azure a bordure engrailed Gules) impaling Petre (Gules a bend Or. between 2 escallops Argent). The engraving does not appear to shade the bend in the Petre arms correctly (it should be spotted rather than plain) but the couple whose arms these are as follows:George Fieschi Heneage, eldest son and heir of Thomas Henry Heneage of Hainton, Lincolnshire and Anna Maria Fieschi (daughter of Roberto Fieschi, Count de Lavagna). He was born in 1730 and died in 1782. On 18th September 1755 he married the Hon. Catherine Petre, daughter of Robert James 8th Baron Petre. She died in 1783.It may be a coincidence but 1763 also saw George Fieschi Heneage commissioned Lancelot 'Capability' Brown. The Heneage family, Barons Heneage 1896-1967, still own Hainton Hall.

Lot 618

A 1960's silver three piece condiment set modelled as owls, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, comprising a pair of pepperettes and larger mustard with spoon, the latter with rat terminal, London, 1967, mustard 75mm.

Lot 619

An early Victorian engine turned silver 'Castle Top' vinaigrette by Nathaniel Mills, the lid depicting scene of the Royal Exchange, London, Birmingham, 1843, 42mm.

Lot 620

An early 20th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver large rounded rectangular purse, one side decorated with cossacks in woodland scene, 1908-1917 kokoshnik mark, 22.8cm.

Lot 621

A pair of Victorian silver three division cruet stands by Edward Hutton, with engraved inscription, London, 1888 and three associated bottles, 13.8cm.

Lot 623

A set of twelve silver menu holders by Patrick Mavros in the form of African wild animals on hardwood bases (in three boxes), unmarked, each base inset with maker's mark, bases 6cm.

Lot 624

A pair of George III silver wine coasters by Robert Hennell I and David Hennell II, with engraved monogram and turned wooden bases, London, 1799, 14.1 cm.

Lot 625

A late 19th/early 20th century French silver and Limoges enamel circular snuff box and cover, the cover enamelled with the bust of a lady to sinister, 57mm.

Lot 626

A 19th century French engine turned silver and Limoges enamel circular snuff box and cover, the cover decorated with the bust of a lady to dexter, maker's mark JM, 54mm.

Lot 627

A George V silver model of an Elizabethan galleon, William Comyns & Sons, London 1913, in full sail, the top sail on the main mast dot-pricked with the cypher of Queen Elizabeth I, the decks and rigging manned and with all the cannon ports open, on simulated 'wave' base and later wooden plinth, H 49cm (overall) L 53cmNote: Weetman Dickinson Pearson, 1st Viscount Cowdray GCVO PC (1856-1927) commissioned Comyns to make a galleon to mark the launch of each of 20 tankers built for his Mexican Eagle Oil Company Ltd. The first was launched in 1912.

Lot 628

A pair of George III Irish silver mounted wine coasters and one other similar coaster, with shell and gadrooned borders, James Le bas, Dublin, 1814, 17.3cm.

Lot 629

A pair of Edwardian Arts and Crafts silver candlesticks by James Dixon & Sons, with square tapering stems and the bases with studwork decorated angles, Sheffield, 1906, weighted, 22cm.

Lot 630

A 1980's Queen Anne style silver spirit kettle, on tripod stand with burner, by Rodney C. Pettit, of baluster form, London, 1981, height overall 17.5cm, gross 18 oz.

Lot 631

A pair of Edwardian Art Nouveau shaped silver mounted photograph frames by J. Aitken & Son, embossed with foliate panels, Birmingham, 1908, height 15.7cm.

Lot 632

A pair of Edwardian Art Nouveau rectangular silver mounted photograph frames by Joseph & Richard Griffin, embossed with stylised flowers and scrolls on a "beaded" ground, Chester, 1909, 30.3cm.

Lot 633

A George II silver salver by Robert Abercrombie, of shaped circular form, with engraved armorial and later presentation inscription to the base, with shell and scroll border on four scrolling feet, London, 1737, 33.7cm, 32 oz.

Lot 635

A George III silver brandy pan by Peter & Ann Bateman, of baluster form, with turned wooden handle, London, 1791, overall height 15.9cm, gross 12 oz.

Lot 636

A modern matched pair of silver free-standing model pheasants, with textured feathers, AC.Co, London, 1969 and Israel Freeman & Son Ltd, London, 1970, height 12cm, gross 20 oz.

Lot 637

A pair of George III silver candle snuffers and stand by Emes & Barnard, the tray with foliate border, the snuffers with shell and scroll decoration, London, 1820 and London 1818 respectively, stand 26cm, together with a pair of plated grape shears, 14 oz.

Lot 638

A matched set of four late 18th century silver candlesticks, engraved with the Heneage family crest, with waisted, knopped spiralling stems, two English with sconces stamped with lion en passant, the other two possibly Dutch?,

Lot 639

A pair of late Victorian pierced repousse silver vases by James Deakin & Sons, of flared form, with foliate scroll decoration and crimped borders, Chester, 1898, weighted, height 17.2cm.

Lot 640

A Victorian silver presentation trophy cup, by Richard Sibley, of inverted bell form, with engraved continuous diaper flowerhead decoration, London, 1866, on shaped ebonised socle, height 34.4cm, 25 oz.

Lot 641

A pair of Victorian pierced silver square cluster column candlesticks by John Newton Mappin, the columns with pierced heart decoration, on square bases, London, 1886, height 24.7cm, one sconce cylinder missing,

Lot 642

A George V silver rectangular entree dish and cover, Sheffield 1923, makers Walker & Hall, 28.8cm, 56 oz.

Lot 643

A George V part canteen of silver Old English fancy feather edge pattern cutlery by Mappin & Webb, comprising one hundred and forty nine items, knives a.f., London, 1918/20/22, in carved oak two drawer canteen, weighable silver 139 oz.

Lot 644

A harlequin canteen of silver fiddle pattern flatware, George III and later, London and Dublin (crested) and a canteen of bone-handled knives, the silver comprising eighty five items and a pair of Victorian apostle condiment spoons, weighable silver 148 oz.

Lot 655

A pair of French Louis XV silver plated candlesticks, with waisted knopped stems, om circular bases, 28.5 cm.

Lot 656

A William IV silver three piece tea set by Joseph & John Angell, of squat form and embossed with scrolling foliage, London, 1833/4, gross 41.5 oz.

Lot 657

A pair of George III Irish silver two handled rectangular vegetable tureens and covers by James Le Bas, with shell and gadrooned borders and engraved armorial, on four paw feet, Dublin, 1812, 22cm over handles, 63.5 oz.

Lot 658

An early George III silver coffee pot by John Payne?, of baluster form, with engraved crest and later embossed foliate scroll decoration, London 1762, 26.5cm, gross 29 oz.

Lot 659

A George III Irish silver pedestal hot water/coffee pot by Matthew West, of baluster form, with later? engraved foliate decoration, Dublin 1772, maker's mark also for MC, 24.5cm, gross 25 oz.

Lot 660

A pair of George III silver pedestal sauceboats by William Skeen, with engraved crest, ornate scroll leaf capped handle and gadrooned border, on lozenge shaped foot, London, 1771, height 14cm, 29.5 oz.

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