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Click here to subscribeRegimental Interest - a George III oval silver spirits flask, London 1786, makers mark rubbed, with detachable gilt lined cup, later electroplate screw cap, 17cm high, 10ozs gross, engraved with two crests and inscribed 'Major F.F. Gordon 63rd Regt. - 1878 from Captn. G. Buchanan from Raphael Turin. Colonel R.W, Studdy In Mem. General W.L. Auchinleck Umballa 1891', in a fitted leather carrying case. Illustrated
A George II style silver cream jug and sugar bowl, Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1965 & 1967, with cut-edges, each on three shell and scroll feet, a similar cream jug, Birmingham 1967 and a plain circular silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1948, on spreading foot, 11ozs weight combined (4).
A George III oval silver mustard pot, John Emes, London 1801, with threaded edges, domed hinged cover and harp handle, 7cm wide, clear glass liner, a George IV silver mustard spoon, London 1824, and a pair of George II style silver cauldron salt cellars, Edward John and Noble Haseler, London 1910, each on three hoof feet, 7cm diameter, 8ozs weight combined (4).
A George III silver chamber candlestick, Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1813, the vase shape sconce with detachable nozzle, ring handle with scallop shell thumbpiece and snuffer, the dished rectangular base with threaded edge and rounded corners, 9cm wide, 3ozs, monogram. Illustrated
A Victorian rectangular silver dressing table box, Gibson & Langman for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1894, the hinged cover and sides heavily embossed with birds, masks, flowers and leaf scrolls around a vacant cartouche, 10.5cm wide, a Dutch silver peppermint box, late 19th century, embossed with figure panels, Victorian silver pierced and embossed heart shape bon bon dish, Birmingham 1894, Victorian silver square dish, London 1894, with re-entrant corners, Victorian silver engraved napkin ring, 7ozs weight combined, also a pair of circular coasters, 8.2cm diameter (7).
A George III style silver drum mustard pot, Pearce & Sons, London 1915, a similar smaller example, Birmingham 1911, two miniature silver kitchen peppers, Chester 1895, two fiddle pattern silver salt spoons, silver tea strainer, Birmingham 1958, with turned ebony handle and two pairs of silver sugar tongs, 7ozs weight combined (9).
A Victorian silver coffee pot, Thomas Parker, London 1875, in George II style, with sloping sides, domed hinged cover, palmette capped moulded spout, the sides bright cut engraved with ribbon tied floral swags enclosing two oval cartouches, one crested, with upper and lower lozenge and roundel friezes, scrolled ivory handle, 22.5cm high, 24ozs. Illustrated
A pair of George III silver bright cut engraved sugar tongs, circa 1780, makers mark W.B., crest and monogram, five fiddle pattern silver salt spoons, four Exeter assay 1826, 1839 and 1853, three small silver condiment spoons and six silver salt, tea and preserve spoons, varying dates and makers, 7ozs weight combined. (15).
A set of six silver teaspoons, London 1935, Jubilee marks, in late 17th century style, with orb finials, set of six silver teaspoons, London 1920, with floral swag finials, set of five silver teaspoons, two others and three silver 'bean end' demi tasse, 8ozs weight combined, also various electroplate spoons (qty).
A child's Victorian silver spoon and fork, London 1894, foliate engraved and a similar butter knife, London 1898, three prong bread fork, London 1920, with ribbon tied bellflower swags, replica annointing spoon, late Victorian silver spoon, Sheffield 1895, with twist stem and Lincoln Imp cast capital, four silver spoons with cast dog capitals, 8ozs weight combined, also a boxed set of twelve Portuguese coffee spoons, with cage set varying hardstone capitals (22).
A Victorian silver vesta case, Birmingham 1893, of oval section with hinged cover, the sides foliate engraved and set with green hardstone three-leaf clovers, 4cm wide, pair of George III style silver coasters, Birmingham 1995, with pierced sides, 9cm diameter, two cased silver napkin rings, Victorian silver butter knife, Victorian silver folding pocket knife, Sheffield 1861, in carved mother of pearl case and a Dutch silver chain link purse (8).
A silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1933, 13.5cm high, inscribed, on ebonised plinth, silver mounted cranberry and clear glass vase, London 1914, 5 Victorian silver 'apostle' teaspoons, Sheffield 1894, and similar silver sugar tongs, silver butter knife and 6 silver demi tasse (15).
An Edwardian silver mounted white overlaid glass perfume bottle, Birmingham 1908, enamelled with roses and gilded, with heart shape stopper, 12.5cm high, two matching cylindrical salts jars and stoppers, originally with screw-off silver covers, and a small Royal Crown Derby circular box and cover (4).
A late Victorian silver four-piece tea service, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1899, in George III style, oval part lobed and fluted, the tea kettle and tea pot with blackwood handles and finials to the hinged covers, 64ozs, the tea kettle 32cm high, the teapot with presentation inscription. Illustrated
A batchelors Regency style three-piece silver tea service, Chester 1908 and Birmingham 1911 & 1915, of rounded oblong form, the teapot with blackwood handle and finial, silver napkin ring, Sheffield 1900 and a silver salt, Birmingham 1910, in the form of a pear, 6.5cm high, 17ozs weight combined (5).
A cased set of six silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, Charles Boyton & Sons, Sheffield 1916, initialled 'B', a cased set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1944, cased set of six silver handled tea knives, Victorian silver butter knife, Sheffield 1859, with carved mother of pearl handle, three silver teaspoons, silver butter knife and salt spoons, 8ozs weight combined of weighable silver (24).
A George III silver fiddle and thread pattern sauce ladle, William Eaton, London 1816, single struck, anchor crest, set of six Victorian Scottish fiddle and shell pattern silver teaspoons, J. McKay, Edinburgh 1838, a set of six Old English pattern silver teaspoons, James Wakely and Frank Wheeler, London 1891, monogram, and a mid 18th century silver teaspoon, 10ozs weight combined (14).
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