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Lot 5

A MOTHER OF PEARL AND MARCASITE RING in silver with chased gold and silver bimetal hoop, 6g, size U++Slight wear, hoop slightly distorted when viewed from the side

Lot 185

A RUSSIAN SILVER SAMORODOK CIGARETTE CASE, C1920 9.7cm l, indistinct maker's mark, St Petersburg, second Kokoshnik (with EW) and 'fleur de lys' marks, 6ozs++Good quality condition

Lot 207

A PAIR OF GEORGE III GADROONED SILVER WICK TRIMMERS AND TRAY crested, tray 27cm l, fully marked, by William Eaton, London 1818, 16ozs++Good condition

Lot 208

A GEORGE II SILVER SOUP TUREEN AND COVER engraved with armorials, gadrooned rim and handles, on shell feet, 39cm over handles, by William Cripps, London 1752, 92ozs 10dwts++Slight overall wear, erasure from the vacant cartouche on the other side to the armorials, not resulting in any thinness

Lot 200

A GEORGE V SILVER VASE IN THE FORM OF A METHER 26cm h, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1915, 55ozs++One lip and the foot slightly dented, no engraving or erasure, marks good

Lot 213

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III GADROONED SILVER SAUCE BOATS of heavy gauge, on hoof feet, 12cm h, by John Parker and Edward Wakelin, London 1764, scratch weights, 63ozs++Light marks and scratches consistent with occasional use, marks well spaced and generally clear

Lot 172

A VICTORIAN OVAL SILVER AND HARDSTONE SNUFF BOX with agate inset lid, the sides engraved with arabesques, 6.5l, by George Unite, Birmingham 1849, 2ozs 6dwts++Good condition, lid closing tightly, no engraving or erasure, not split or dented, no repair

Lot 155

AN ENGLISH SILVER PAIR CASED VERGE WATCH WITH CALENDAR WORK, ROBERT OVINGHAM, LONDON No 2687, with pierced balance cock and foot, silvered regulation dial and squared baluster pillars, enamel dial and beetle and poker hand and (replacement) hand, with date indicator, 50mm, case maker R P, a pellet between, London 1768++Movement in working order, running when wound, dial with slight scratches but not cracked or chipped, stem restored to inner case many years ago, flat centred glass possibly original, outer case also original but damaged where push-piece lost

Lot 174

A SILVER MOUNTED BLUE AND WHITE FLASHED CUT AND GILT GLASS SCENT BOTTLE, C1870 with glass stopper, 8.5cm h, unmarked++Gilding slightly rubbed

Lot 217

A GEORGE III SILVER WIREWORK SWEETMEAT BASKET with gadrooned rim and twisted handle, the sides applied with trailing roses, 16.5cm l, maker's mark rubbed, London 1763, 4ozs++Good condition

Lot 184

A RUSSIAN SILVER STAND OR DISH engraved decoration, 9.2cm diam, Cyrillic maker's mark, Moscow 1888, 1oz++Good condition

Lot 183

A RUSSIAN SILVER CIGAR CASE engraved with strapwork and engine turned, 12cm l, by Felix Abakumov, Moscow 1887, 5ozs 10dwts++Good condition, not dented or split, no repairs, marks good, lid closing tightly, the front engraved with contemporary monogram

Lot 165

A PERSIAN SILVER BOX-COVER, POSSIBLY 19TH C finely engraved with continuous scenes and borders of foliage, the interior with a rosette, reeded rim, 10.7cm diam, maker's and another mark, 2ozs 12dwts++Good condition`

Lot 214

A PAIR OF GEORGE I SILVER CANDLESTICKS 16cm h, by James Gould, London 1726, 23ozs++Light wear, marks good, no repair

Lot 191

A VICTORIAN SILVER PUNCH LADLE with twisted baleen handle with silver tip, 40.5cm l, by Robert Harper & Son, London 1870++A good genuine example with unusually capacious bowl, marks good, no repairs

Lot 159

England hammered silver including London pennies of Richard, Henry III, Edward; Elizabeth I 2d; Scotland, 20d, various grades (5)

Lot 31

A GEORGIAN DIAMOND AND SPLIT PEARL RING, C1800 in silver gilt, 1.9g, size I++Hoop split, gilding rubbed

Lot 205

A VICTORIAN SILVER FITTED MUSICAL ROSEWOOD DRESSING CASE with brass mouldings, jewel drawer below, 30cm w, larger boxes only marked, maker JH, London 1850++Externally in good condition, the interior clean and complete, musical movement in apparently working order, playing when wound, two of the square glass bottles with damage to glass neck, only visible when the cap is unscrewed. The brass disc to the lid original and engraved with contemporary initials MGL, seldom seen with musical movement.

Lot 341

ENGLISH SCHOOL AN OFFICER in scarlet coat with white facings, silver epaulette, white cross belt and gilt plate, frilled chemise and black stock, powered hair, sky background, ivory, oval, 69 x 58Mm, giltmetal frame, the glazed reverse with blue glass border surrounding seed pearl initials MC on plaited hair ++Good condition with one or two colourless scratches just visible when held at an oblique angle to the light away from the subject

Lot 190

MISC PLATE. A GEORGE IV-VICTORIAN COMPOSED SILVER PART TABLE SERVICE OF THE 65TH (2ND YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING) REGIMENT OF FOOT King's pattern, engraved with regimental badge, London, various makers and dates, 73ozs (33)++Heavily worn

Lot 509

AN ENGLISH BRASS SIMPLE MICROSCOPE, GEORGE LINDSAY, LONDON, NO 16, DATED 1742 [1743] with hinged, fretted bracket, hinged stage, focusing lever and on the edge of the base plate a silver divided strip numbered 1-7 and secured by two screws, a slide with objectives 2, 3 & 4 behind the eye-cup, the front plate with silvered tablet engraved Geo Lindsay inv & fec, stamped with the serial number 16 behind the eyepiece and under the base plate 1742 Lindsay's patent (No 588) for a 'Portable Microscope' was granted on 17 February 1743, the apparent discrepancy in the date being due to the old style calendar An identical example bearing serial number 22 and complete with all the accessories is illustrated Turner G L'E, The Great Age of the Microscope 1989, No 279++Long in the present local private ownership, dirty and unrestored lacking accessories and box but rare

Lot 177

ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS. A VICTORIAN PARCEL GILT SILVER JEWEL 3.3cm, by M D Loewenstark, London 1888, 54g++Very good condition, the reverse engraved with contemporary inscription dated September 6th 1888

Lot 204

A GEORGE IV SILVER SALVER on four acanthus feet, flat chased with flowers around a contemporary inscription, 33cm diam, by Joseph Angell, London 1828, 32ozs++Good condition with light wear to the engraved inscription, marks good

Lot 156

AN ENGLISH SILVER PAIR CASED VERGE WATCH PETER JOHNSTON MITCHAM No 510, with pierced and engraved balance cock and foot, diamond endstone, regulation and turned pillars, gold spade hands, 56mm, case maker T B (incuse), London 1802++Movement apparently working, running when wound, internally clean, the dial chipped at 2, inner case with flat centre glass, stem in good condition, outer case original with light wear

Lot 336

ENGLISH SCHOOL CAPTAIN BRIDGES JOHN HOOKE OF THE 34TH REGIMENT bust length in uniform, ivory, 145 x 100mm, with engraved silver tablet "Lieutenant Bridges John Hooke 34th Regiment from a miniature dated about 1824 in possession of his son Colonel Hodson Hooke late commanding 45th Regiment District" and on another "Presented to the Officers Mess 1st Border Regiment by Lieutenant Colonel A E St V Pollard", mounted in velvet surround and varnished oak frame Bridges John Hooke was born at Godmanchester in 1801, the son of Bridges David Hooke, Captain, Royal Artillery (1764-1831) and his wife Mary Anne, nee Hodson B J Hooke married Frances Margaret Bourne (1809-1880) and died at Dublin in 1864 In 1828 Lieutenant Hooke was advanced to the rank of Captain, by purchase++In good condition with slight bowing of the support but not split or restored

Lot 147

A COLLECTION OF SILVER AND OTHER LEVER, KEYLESS LEVER AND CYLINDER WATCHES, 19TH & EARLY 20TH C (approximately 40)++Variable condition, many good

Lot 160

DEATH OF IZAAC NEWTON COMMEMORATIVE SILVER MEDAL, 1727 struck 1740 by J Croker (Eimer 504) 51mm, green velvet lined fishskin case++Lid of case warped

Lot 41

A CONTINENTAL GREEN AND WHITE PASTE AND SILVER AND PLIQUE A JOUR ENAMEL CUPID'S WINGS BROOCH, C1905 with blue paste drop, 43mm, indistinct control marks++Under 10x magnification enamel very slightly defective in one or two places

Lot 44

A DIAMOND FLOWER BROOCH, C LATE 19TH C with old cut diamonds, in silver and gold, 52mm, 10g++Good condition

Lot 196

A FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE teapot 17cm h, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1909, the jug, sugar bowl and lidded jug by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1910, 27ozs++Good condition

Lot 195

A GEORGE V SAW PIERCED SILVER FRUIT BOWL on three shell feet, 24cm diam, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1916, 20ozs++Good condition

Lot 198

A GEORGE V FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE lidded jug 23cm h, by William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1919, 47ozs 17dwts++Light polish wear, no play in hinges, no engraving or erasure

Lot 210

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER GAME DISHES the border engraved with armorials in shaped and reeded rim with shells and foliage, 33cm l, by John Edwards, London 1753, numbered, scratch weights, 91ozs 10dwts++Typical knife marks and wear

Lot 201

A GEORGE VI SILVER SALVER engraved PAPPLEWICK 1979-1991, on four volute feet, 34.5cm l, by Atkin Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1938, 27ozs++Good condition

Lot 151

A GERMAN, THIRD REICH, MILITARY ISSUE VACHERON & CONSTANTIN SILVER FIRST CLASS NAVAL BEOBACHTUNGSUHREN (OBSERVATION WATCH) SUPPLIED TO THE KRIEGSMARINE, C1938 No 444966 calibre 162 movement, in heavy gauge silver case with eagle and swastika above M 10822, 60mm++In local private ownership for very many years and not hitherto offered for sale, movement in apparently good working order and clean. Externally in good condition with light handling scratches mainly on case back, no significant knocks or dents, no repairs, the case back closing tightly

Lot 202

A PAIR OF GEORGE III GADROONED SILVER SAUCE BOATS 11cm h, crested, the underside engraved with contemporary initials WH, by Sebastian and James Crespel, London 1766, 21ozs 9dwts++One sauce boat with old repairs to rim

Lot 216

A WILLIAM III SILVER PORRINGER with cable girdle, the lower body lobed and fluted between bands of punched ornament, 9.5cm h, the underside with early engraved contemporary initials, maker's mark rubbed, London 1700, 8ozs 10dwts++The front engraved in the 19th c with discreet initials; light wear, minor split in lip

Lot 173

A SILVER, TORTOISESHELL AND PIQUE CIGARETTE CASE 10cm long, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1922 ++Good condition, complete, not chipped or cracked. The plain back with fine wear scratches. Closing tightly shut, the marks good

Lot 166

AN EDWARD VII SILVER TABLE BELL IN THE FORM OF A COW BELL iron clapper, 6cm h, by Betjemann Bros, London 1901, 3ozs 15dwts++Good quality and in good condition with old tarnish and residues, handle slightly bent

Lot 182

A NORWEGIAN SILVER GILT AND PURPLE GUILLOCHE ENAMEL TEA STRAINER, EARLY 20TH C with border of white enamel paillons, 11.5cm l, by David Anderson, plush lined morocco case signed for Tiffany & Co 221 Regent Street, London W, 1oz 5dwts++Tiny chip to enamel on handle

Lot 222

ANTWERP. A PAIR OF NETHERLANDISH SILVER ARMORIAL ALTAR CANDLESTICKS the leafy baluster with compressed upper and ovoid lower knops with cherubs' heads in almost full relief between chased wings and festoons, on stepped triangular base, each of the concave sides with repousse oval medallion of the sacred monogram IHS, MR (conjoined) of the Queen of Heaven and arms, the last separately worked and let in between acanthus clad, boldly scrolling volutes, on three cast paw and ball feet, steel pricket, 41cm h, Antwerp, probably 1625-6, 44ozsProvenance: The arms are those of Goubau. These Baroque altar candlesticks would have been commissioned, possibly as part of a larger service of communion plate for the domestic chapel of one of the houses of the important family of Antwerp merchants, the Goubau Their residences included den Wolsack in Antwerp and Cortewalle and Ten Dorpe Castles in the country By the early 17th century, through trade and intermarriage with other leading families, their wealth and civic status was enhanced still further when in 1633 they were elevated to the nobility by Philip IV of Spain (1605-1665) The widow of Alexander-Jean I Goubau (1545-1614) commissioned Rubens' Virgin and Child (1608-1621)as an ex-voto for the Masons Chapel of Antwerp Cathedral, where the couple are buried Given the date of 1625-6 the candlesticks were presumably ordered by a son of this marriage, presumably Joannes III Goubau or one of his sons, Alexander III or Francois The former was Burgemeester of Antwerp four times between 1649 and 1666 An interest in the fine and applied arts that extended over at least four generations of the family is manifest in gifts made to the church at Dendermonde and nearby Mespelare, both of which are notable for their rich array of altar plate The artist Anton Goubau (1616-1698) was associated with the Dutch and Flemish Baroque painters working in Rome He was Master of the Guild of St Luke in 1637Later in the century A son of Alexander IV Goubau was to marry a granddaughter of Rubens' son, Nicolaes++Fine condition, uniformly crisp and with no significant wear, splits or loss, no repair, the marks slightly weak; covered in an old and now discoloured lacquer, various sections somewhat loose, the central steel bolt and iron nut rusty, entirely original and unrestored

Lot 158

ANCIENT GREECE, LAMPSAKOS, MYSIA (370-330 BC) Athena / Pegasus, Ë below, the whole set with claw mounts in a fine brooch of silver coloured metal, inset with amethysts, the total weight 10.2g, rare, EF

Lot 206

A VICTORIAN SILVER ROSE BOWL 17cm h, by Charles Westwood & Sons, Birmingham 1900, 36ozs++Light wear and polish residue, both cartouches vacant but no give that might imply an erasure

Lot 218

PAUL STORR. A GEORGE IV GADROONED SILVER ENTREE DISH, COVER AND LINER crested, 34cm over handles, fully marked, London 1827, dish stamped 243, 80ozs++Good condition with light wear

Lot 203

A GEORGE III SILVER OGEE PEPPER CASTER AND COVER 13cm h, by Robert Piercy, London 1771, 3ozs++Light wear consistent with age, cover original to caster, marks good

Lot 192

TWO SETS OF SIX ELIZABETH II SILVER PISTOL HAFTED TABLE AND CHEESE KNIVES by Cooper Bros & Sons, Sheffield 1959++In good condition with slight signs of use on the hafts, not particularly noticeable and does not detract. Blades in good condition

Lot 221

A SET OF THREE GEORGE II GADROONED SILVER DINNER PLATES engraved with armorials, 24.5cm diam, by David Willaume II, London 1730, scratch weights 19-7, 19-13 or 19-18, 58ozs 10dwts++Fine quality and in good condition with typical cutlery marks and the odd tiny dent, marks well spaced and reasonably clear, no repairs

Lot 212

A GEORGE III GADROONED OBLONG SILVER CAKE BASKET the border engraved with diaper and paterae, the underside with contemporary inscription The Gift of Ann Barker to her Great Granddaughter Ann Wood 1806, 34cm l, by Robert and Samuel Hennell, London 1805, 31ozs 8dwts++A fine basket in good condition, no play in handle marks good

Lot 75

A CHINESE GILT SILVER COLOURED METAL AND TRANSLUCENT TURQUOISE ENAMEL AND CORAL NECKLACE, PROBABLY 1920/30S 46cm, 79g, marked CHINA++Good condition

Lot 101

John Pinches Royal Society For the Protection of Birds Collection Set of 12 Solid Silver Spoons. Each spoon depicting different birds in 22 ct gold to top of stem. All 12 spoons fully hallmarked for London 1975, each spoons weighs 28 grams. All spoons mint condition. Comes with teak wooden deluxe presentation box.

Lot 102

Elizabeth ll Period 6 Tier Silver Toast Rack Of Good Proportions / Shape In Pristine Condition. Maker John Dixon and Son Hallmark Sheffield 1960. 106.8 grams, 4 inches - 10cm High, 4.5 inches - 11.25 cm wide.

Lot 103

A 19th Century Chinese Export Superb Quality Double Wall Silver Goblet Circa mid-China trade period (1840-1880) bearing character mark and maker's mark 'S.S' for Sun Shing, one of the first and finest silversmiths operating in Canton and later in Hong Kong. The whole, of tulip form with triple banded rim; the body profusely ornamented in relief with scrolling floral and foliate repeat. Finished with four scrolling ovoid cartouches to body, each depicting landscapes with temple dogs, deer and Chinese white pine trees; central cartouche bears an empty shield above single temple dog. The stem terminates in stylised scroll hexagram form raised on a stepped circular foot. Wonderful condition and quality. Height, 9.75 inches - 24.5cm. Please see accompanying image

Lot 104

A German Augsberg Silver Jewellery Casket After Peter Flötner (1490 - 1546) Panelled and pinned casket with gilt interior, the whole, profusely ornamented in the Northern Renaissance style with repoussé musician putti and chased scrolling foliate design; the Corners accented with atlantes raised on winged putto head feet. Curved top handle and locking plate in the form of draped caryatids. Impressed marks to underside, total weight, 964 grams, 31 oz. 5 ½ x 3½ x 3 ½ inches, please see accompanying image.

Lot 105

Edwardian Period Well Made Solid Silver Cigar Case with gilt interior, hallmark Chester 1904, maker JMB, excellent quality and condition. 152.4 grams. 5 inches 12.5 cms high.

Lot 106

1930s Period Silver 3 Piece Tea & Coffee Service with Ribbed Body Design. Raised on hoof feet. Comprises: Tea Pot, Coffee Pot & Milk Jug Hallmarked Sheffield 1931. Maker E. Viner. Coffee Pot height 9.25" - 23.50 cm. Nice looking silver service in excellent overall condition. Silver weight 47oz. See photographs.

Lot 107

Elizabeth ll Superb Quality Silver Letter Opener The Handle In The Form Of A Pheasant On A Log. With long silver blade, Hallmark Sheffield 2004. Bell brothers. Please see picture. 169-8 grams. 10 inches and 30cm in length. As new condition, in the original box.

Lot 110

George V Solid Silver 3 Piece Tea Service, Ribbed Body Design. Raised on 4 Ball Feet. Hallmark Sheffield 1923. Maker S.H. Teapot 5.25 Inches - 13.2 cm High & Sugar Bowl 3.5 Inches - 8.75 cm High. 38 ozs. All Pieces - N/R Mint Condition. Please See Photo.

Lot 1100

An Oak Wall Clock Marked M.D Laverton, Yorkshire Of typical box form with silver chapter dial and Roman numerals. Length 23.5, width 8 3/4 and 5 inches deep. Good condition, please see accompanying image.

Lot 110A

Victorian Period Good Quality and Heavy Twin Handle Silver Tray profusely decorated to borders and handles, hallmark Birmingham 1896, maker HM. One thousand Nine hundred and Seventy one grams 63 ozs - 18 grams, 27 inches diameter. Condition good, no damage, some scratches to centre due to use.

Lot 1111

A Horn Handle Walking Cane With silver collar, hallmarked Chester, early 20th century - hallmarks worn. Length, 33 inches.

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