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Lot 219

A cased set of four Victorian silver cauldron salts and spoons by Martin Hall & Co, 3.1ozt gross

Lot 221

A pair of early 20th century silver candlesticks and two other candlesticks (4)

Lot 222

A silver photograph frame and two pairs of fruit knives & forks (5)

Lot 223

Three Victorian silver topped cut glass dressing table jars, a cut glass perfume bottle with silver collar and glass stopper, and a pair of modern oil decanters with silver tops and spouts (6)

Lot 224

A modern silver 'chippendale' style waiter, London 1975, 16cm diameter, 5.4ozt

Lot 225

A pair of Continental silver salts stamped 'HK 800', possibly Turkish, each modelled as a mule with two pannier baskets. gross weight 3.7ozt (2)

Lot 226

A Sterling silver hot water jug and two silver sugar casters, one of which is loaded, 24.8ozt gross (3)

Lot 227

A pair of silver pierced bon bon dishes, and another, 4.7oz, (3)

Lot 228

A silver bon bon dish with dolphin handles

Lot 229

Three silver tablespoons and various small silver including a pair of salts

Lot 230

A quantity of miscellaneous silver plated items

Lot 231

Silver brush and comb, two small silver salvers, and various plated wares

Lot 232

A pair of silver dwarf candlesticks, London 1935

Lot 233

An Edwardian silver 3 piece matched tea service, 29oz, (3)

Lot 235

A pair of silver corinthean column candlesticks, Sheffield 1912, 26cm high

Lot 236

A pair of modern silver dwarf candlesticks

Lot 237

Horace Woodwood & Co, a pair of Gothic revival style silver plated dwarf candlesticks, the bowl on orb and four spike columns, 12cm high (2)

Lot 238

A pair of Sterling silver sauceboats with gadrooned rims and flying scroll handles and a pair of Sterling silver sauce ladles 32.4ozt (4)

Lot 239

A Sterling silver limited edition 'Mr Pickwick Christmas plate' cased, 26ozt

Lot 240

Two pairs of Victorian silver dwarf Corinthian style candlesticks, by James Charles Jay, the first, London 1899, the second, London 1900, loaded, together with a pair of silver plated column candlesticks (6)

Lot 241

A cased collection of 36 two ounce silver ingots depicting the Lord Montagu collection of cars, 72 ozt gross

Lot 242

An octagonal silver salver, Essex Hunt 1959 inscription, 20ozt

Lot 243

Two rectangular silver-plated trays, 20th century

Lot 244

A collection of silver plated items to include a pair of candlesticks, a three piece tea service, two toastracks a five piece cruet set, a collection of flatware, a napkin ring, a further three piece tea service, entree dishes two cased dishes etc

Lot 245

An Elkington plated salver, a silver plated tea caddy, various silver plated items including fruit knives and forks (cased)

Lot 246

A quantity of silver plated cutlery and other items

Lot 247

An Edwardian spirit kettle on stand and a large quantity of silver plated wares

Lot 248

An Edwardian silver plated tea service together with misc silver plated items

Lot 249

A service of silver plated flatware for twelve, in a green velvet case

Lot 555

Metal box stamped RMD, fabric covered 17th century style casket, leather covered wooden case, leather case, Edwardian oak silver canteen, fabric covered trunk and a blue trunk (7)

Lot 213

A boxed Dinky Toys Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith, no. 150, in excellent condition.

Lot 254

A selection of assorted die-cast and other toys including a boxed Silver Jubilee Coach.

Lot 5

Two Franklin Mint scale models of Rolls-Royces including a 1907 Silver Ghost and a 1929 Bentley 4.5 litre.

Lot 6

Two Franklin Mint scale models of a 1921 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost and a 1930 Duesenberg.

Lot 8

Two Franklin Mint scale models of Rolls-Royces including a 1907 Silver Ghost and a 1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom I.

Lot 178

SCALEXTRIC SLOT CAR - C560 PORSCHE 962 SILVER

Lot 186

SCALEXTRIC - PAIR OF CADILLAC NORTHSTAR 2000 LMP CARS, ONE BLACK NO3, SILVER NO1

Lot 52

HORNBY (SILVER SEAL LOCOMOTIVE) LMS 4-6-0 'BLACK FIVE' CLASS

Lot 085

Robert Lenkiewicz (1941-2002) 'Esther with Silver Locket' limited edition print 115/500 with certificate together with book signing poster and landscape expedition poster (3).

Lot 1008

A JAPANESE INLAID SILVER AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL VASE MEIJI 1868-1912 The ovoid body decorated with a continuous scene of a bird with long tail feathers perched amongst blossoming branches of prunus, with details highlighted in pink, white, green, yellow and blue enamels, raised on a shaped foot and with a slender neck, both decorated with foliate motifs, the base with a three character signature in a rectangular reserve, possibly reading Shochoku koku, 14.5cm.

Lot 1010

A PAIR OF JAPANESE SHIBAYAMA-STYLE SILVER VASES MEIJI 1868-1912 The flattened bodies raised on shaped feet and with tall slender necks, decorated with lobed panels of flowers and birds perched on branches of prunus, in mother of pearl and horn inlays on a gold lacquer ground, the sides, necks and feet with foliate motifs highlighted in pink, white, green, yellow and blue enamels, both with a two character signature in rectangular cartouches underneath, possibly reading Shoshu and Meishu, 15.5cm. (2)

Lot 1014

A RARE JAPANESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL SQUARE TRAY BY NAMIKAWA YASUYUKI (1845-1927) c.1903 The shallow body decorated in silver and gold wire with a wooden pavilion amongst trees, with stone steps meandering through the bushes, the rim with a band of stripes and diamond patterns in yellow, green, white, red and blue, the reverse a deep apple-green colour mirroring the front and raised on four short rounded feet, with a four character seal mark reading Kyoto Namikawa for Namikawa Yasuyuki, 11.8cm. Provenance: from the Weber Family collection, Bristol, acquired in the early 20th century. Two large Komai-style models of pagodas from the same collection sold in these rooms on 15th November 2017, lots 787 and 788. Cf. The Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Japanese Art: Meiji no Takara, Treasures of Imperial Japan, vol.III Enamel, p.37, fig.13 for a related tray by Namikawa Yasuyuki from a private Kyoto collection. Also the Baur Foundation, inventory n.CB.CLJ.1964.28 for another example decorated with Karasaki shrine on the shores of Lake Biwa. During the late 19th century, Namikawa Yasuyuki grew to become a highly successful artist, both in Japan and in the West. The Emperor Meiji appointed him Imperial Craftsman to the Court in 1896, an honour only bestowed upon a handful of artists. He regularly took part in International Exhibitions, winning countless awards, and Westerners travelling to Japan often visited his studio in Kyoto. Famous customers include King Edward VIII, Sir Rutherford Alcock and Rudyard Kipling, who was particularly taken by the lengthy process of making cloisonné: "... I saw a man who had only been a month over the polishing of one little vase [...] When I am in America he will be polishing still, and the ruby-coloured dragon […] will be growing more lovely…"

Lot 1015

A RARE JAPANESE CLOISONNE ENAMEL SQUARE TRAY BY NAMIKAWA YASUYUKI (1845-1927) C.1903 The shallow body decorated in silver and gold wire with the peaceful scene of a fishing boat drifting away from the shore at dawn, with a weeping willow and a stone lantern, toro, to the side, the horizon lit with a pinkish tinge and a light teal colour reflecting in the sea, the reverse a deep sage colour and raised on four short rounded feet, with a four character seal mark reading Kyoto Namikawa for Namikawa Yasuyuki (1845-1927), 11.8cm. Provenance: from the Weber Family collection, Bristol, acquired in the early 20th century. Two large Komai-style models of pagodas from the same collection sold in these rooms on 15th November 2017, lots 787 and 788. Cf. The Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Japanese Art: Meiji no Takara, Treasures of Imperial Japan, vol.III Enamel, p.37, fig.13 for a related tray by Namikawa Yasuyuki from a private Kyoto collection. Also the Baur Foundation, inventory n.CB.CLJ.1964.28 for another example decorated with Karasaki shrine on the shores of Lake Biwa. During the late 19th century, Namikawa Yasuyuki grew to become a highly successful artist, both in Japan and in the West. The Emperor Meiji appointed him Imperial Craftsman to the Court in 1896, an honour only bestowed upon a handful of artists. He regularly took part in International Exhibitions, winning countless awards, and Westerners travelling to Japan often visited his studio in Kyoto. Famous customers include King Edward VIII, Sir Rutherford Alcock and Rudyard Kipling, who was particularly taken by the lengthy process of making cloisonné: "... I saw a man who had only been a month over the polishing of one little vase [...] When I am in America he will be polishing still, and the ruby-coloured dragon […] will be growing more lovely…"

Lot 1021

A JAPANESE LACQUER DOCUMENT BOX AND COVER, BUNKO 20TH CENTURY Of rectangular shape and with bevelled corners, the lid decorated with sprays of flowering vanda falcata orchids on a muted copper-red ground, the sides with further blooms, the inside a deep teal colour and the flange with other flowers in gold and silver on a coral ground, signed Shuho saku on the side for Kawai Shuho, together with a fitted tomobako wood box, 16.3cm. (2) Kawai Shuho (1890-1981), also known as Kawai Toyozo, was a renowned lacquer artist who won numerous prizes at exhibitions in Japan, including those of the Imperial Academy of Art.

Lot 1069

A SMALL COLLECTION OF JAPANESE EROTIC PAPER EPHEMERA, SHUNGA MEIJI 1868-1912 Comprising: loose pages from different books, most depicting couples enjoying daily activities, and also including an ithyphallic man pursuing a nude deity floating before a silver moon crescent; together with two albums including a copy of Yakumo no Chigiri ('Poetic Intercourse') by Tomioka Eisen (1864-1905), 17.5cm x 25.3cm max. (a lot)

Lot 856

THREE JAPANESE STAG ANTLER NETSUKE MEIJI 1868-1912 All carved as a section of bamboo and two with snails, one in relief and signed Masayoshi, the other in gilt and silver lacquer with a red seal, the third decorated with bamboo leaves, 7.1cm max. (3)

Lot 883

THREE JAPANESE METAL OJIME MEIJI 1868-1912 One in copper, silver and shakudo and depicting a soft-shell suppon turtle with the moon reflecting on its belly; another in woven copper thread formed as an ikebana basket; the third in white metal depicting a small inari fox on a square inlaid plinth, all unsigned, 1.9cm max. (3) Provenance: An English private collection, Surrey. Cf. Rokusho, vol.6, no.5, where the inari ojime is illustrated. Also, Sagemonoya, Netsuke, ojime & Masatoshi's kabuki for the fox and ikebana basket.

Lot 955

A JAPANESE THREE-CASE LACQUER INRO MEIJI 1868-1912 Decorated in silver and gold takamaki-e and nashiji on a black roiro ground, one side with Fukurokuju depicted with his distinctive elongated forehead, gazing upwards and holding a long staff, signed and after a design by Isen'in Hoin Eishin (1775-1828), the other side with a red sun rising from behind clouds, signed and after a design by Kano Seisen'in (1796-1846), with a paper label for the Tomkinson Collection 573, 7.5cm. Provenance: the collection of Michael Tomkinson (1841-1921). Then the collection of an English gentleman, acquired from Spink. Cf. M Tomkinson, A Japanese Collection, p.16, no.573, where Tomkinson lists and describes this very piece. Michael Tomkinson (1841-1921) Michael Tomkinson was a wealthy businessman who made his fortune in the carpet-making industry in Kidderminster by buying the patent rights to the revolutionary Axminster spool loom. He started collecting Japanese art in 1878, purchasing ivories, lacquer, inros, swords, ceramics, bronzes, textiles and woodblock prints and displaying them in a purpose-built gallery at his manor house, Franche Hall. After his death, his collection was auctioned off in 1921- 1922 at Glendining & Co and pieces can now be seen at the Victoria & Albert Museum, the British Museum and the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.

Lot 957

A JAPANESE THREE-CASE LACQUER INRO MEIJI 1868-1912 Decorated to one side with an ornate battledore, hagoita, and a shuttlecock made of seeds and feathers, and to the other with a small cat running away from the toy, in silver and gold hiramaki-e and nashiji on a roiro lacquer ground, signed to the underside Komin in red, 7cm. Provenance: the collection of an English gentleman, acquired from Spink.

Lot 958

A JAPANESE FIVE-CASE INRO MEIJI 1868-1912 Decorated in red, gold and silver takaramaki-e with a large bouquet of nadeshiko (frilled carnations) on a deep black roiro ground, some petals inlaid in aogai, the reverse with further flowers in a fan-shaped panel on a gold ground, signed Kajikawa saku with a red vessel seal, 8cm. Provenance: Sotheby's London, 12th June 1986, lot 387, and then an English private collection, Surrey.

Lot 117

A Good Collection of Assorted Antique Silver Napkin Holders ( 7 ) In Total. Various Sizes and Hallmarks. Comprises 1/ E. Viner. Hallmark Sheffield 1907. 2/ Hallmark Birmingham 1909. 3/ Hallmark London 1856, Maker E.B.S. 4/ Hallmark Birmingham 1918, Maker George Unite. 5/ Hallmark Birmingham 1902. 6/ Hallmark Birmingham 1916, 7/ Hallmark Birmingham 1907 - Rubbed. Please See Photos.

Lot 150

Victorian Period Superb Quality Solid Silver Twin Handle Pedestal Trophy Cup, of Wonderful Proportions and Pleasing Appearance. The Scroll Handles and Body Decorated with Embossed Scroll and Floral Images, Which Extends to Base Area, Features Two Large Vacant Cartouches. Hallmark London 1882, Maker J.A & J.S ( John Aldwinckle and James Slater ) Wonderful Condition In All Aspects, Including Mint Hallmarks. Raised on a Large Circular Ebonised Base. Silver Weight 732.5 grams - 23 ozs 19 grams. Cup Size 10.25 Inches - 26.25 cm High, Cup Size with Stand 13 Inches - 32.5 cm.

Lot 284

Green Jade and White Cultured Pearl Butterfly Statement Ring, an openwork butterfly set with two pieces of green jade to the wings, edged with four white cultured pearls to each side, plus six small coloured accent stones, a total of 16cts overall, set in gold vermeil and silver; a large ring, the wings spreading beyond the wearing finger but still very comfortable; size S

Lot 245

Pair of Opal Flower or Star Stud Earrings, each earring comprising seven round cut opals set in 14ct gold vermeil and silver in a six point flower or star shape with post and push back fittings; opals total 1ct

Lot 113

George V - Superior Quality Bright Cut Silver Gents Cigarette Case with Gilt Interior of Nice Proportions In Excellent Condition. Hallmark Birmingham 1921, Maker S & B. 137.2 grams. Size 3.75 x 3.25 Inches.

Lot 83

Victorian Period Very Fine Quality Pair of Silver Ornately Designed Serving Spoons, Solid Construction, Hallmark Birmingham 1897 - Please See Photo. 103.1 grams. Lengths 7 Inches - 17.5 cm. Excellent Condition - Both Spoons.

Lot 144

Edwardian Period Pair of Silver Salts of Good Form, Each Raised on 4 Hoofed Feet. Hallmark London 1902. 2.75 Inches - 6.75 cm Wide. 84.9 grams.

Lot 298

A Collection of Silver Items five (5) in total, comprising: Edwardian Silver Cigar Holder & Case with Amber Tip, Hallmark Birmingham 1908. Edwardian Period Silver Cased Cigar Cutter, Full Hallmarked for Gloster 1910. Silver Cased Pencil Holder. Victorian Period Silver Bone Handled Fruit Knife, Hallmarked Birmingham 1892. Russian Ornate Handle Caddy Spoon from the early 20th Century, full silver marks to bowl (3) sickle - plus silver purity 916. Please see photos.

Lot 244

A Small Mixed Lot Of Silver Jewellery Items To include silver enamel flower brooch, silver ingot, citrine set Celtic knotwork brooch and a metal and amethyst set bracelet.

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