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Lot 73

A cased set of six George V silver and mother of pearl lobster picks, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1915, in original retailer's dark red & gilt morocco case.* Condition: In very good condition, clear hallmarks, mother of pearl very good.  

Lot 74

A novelty silver plated six division toast rack formed as crossed golf clubs, 20th century, American by Middleton plate, stamped 'Superior S.P.Co.', with central golf ball carrying handle, lifted on four golf ball feet, 6¼in. (15.8cm.) high.* Condition: In very good condition with no faults. 

Lot 75

A pair of Tiffany silver bread tongs, early 20th century, marked 'Tiffany & Co. Sterling', the shaped upper arm with cast, chased and pierced floral and foliate decoration, 7½in. (19cm.) long, weight 5.6 tr.oz.

Lot 76

A cased silver Art Deco style cream jug & sugar basin christening set, Hukin & Heath Ltd., Birmingham 1940, the hinged blue case opening to reveal blue velvet fitted compartment, the lid with retailers stamp, 'By appointment, Page Keen & Page Ltd., Plymouth', gross weight 6.1 tr.oz. (2)* Condition: Maker's marks slightly rubbed otherwise very good.  

Lot 77

A rare Elkington & Co. silver plated meat or ham carving stand, early 20th century, marked to base 'Elkington Plate' above a letter T within a shield, also '29005 ENGLAND', 7¼in. (18.5cm.) high, 9in. (22.75cm.) long.

Lot 78

A small quantity of Georgian & later fiddle pattern silver cutlery, comprising three sauce ladles and three dessert spoons, Sarah & John William Blake, London 1816, native head crest to terminals; a sauce ladle, Richard Pearce, London 1822, scallop shell crest to terminal; a dessert spoon, William Fearn, London 1801, double headed eagle crest to terminal; and four teaspoons, Thomas Purver & Edward Furnice, London 1815, native head crest to terminals, gross weight 16.7 tr.oz. (12)

Lot 79

A Georgian & Victorian matched Scottish silver fiddle pattern canteen of cutlery, the 55 piece set in a fitted mahogany two tier box by Elkington & Co Ltd., comprising twelve dinner forks (eight by Hamilton Crichton & Co., Edinburgh 1879 and four by Lawrence Aitchison, Glasgow 1839); twelve dessert forks (six by Hamilton Crichton & Co., Edinburgh 1879 and six by Lawrence Aitchison Glasgow 1839); six teaspoons (three by Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1819, two by Lawrence Aitchison, Glasgow 1842 and one by George White, Glasgow 1829); twelve table spoons (ten by Hamilton Crichton & Co, Edinburgh 1879 and two by George White, Glasgow 1828); twelve dessert spoons (eight by Hamilton Crichton & Co, Edinburgh 1879 and one each by Robert Grey & Son, Glasgow 1832; George White, Glasgow 1828; Charles Lias, London 1845; and Solomon Hougham, London 1789); the ladle by Mackay & Chisholm, Edinburgh 1837, all with armorial beneath terminals with motto 'Inveniam Aut Faciam' (Either find a way or make one), gross weight 96.9 tr.oz.* Condition: All pieces in good condition, with clear marks, clean needed. Box fair/good, with major scuffing to lower edges, comes with original key.  

Lot 79A

An impressive silver Garrard & Co. commemorative wine cooler, Garrard & Co. Ltd., London 1973, commemorating 'Queen Elizabeth II Silver Wedding Anniversary', inscribed ER with crown above and 'Silver Wedding' to one side and '1947-1972' beneath crown and scroll to the other, in the George III style, of campana urn form with gadrooned border, cast relief grape vine decoration throughout, lion mask drop handles, pull out liner and lid, 10½in. (26.6cm.) high, gross weight 99.4 tr. oz.* Wine cooler and liner hallmarked, lid not marked but tests as sterling silver.** Condition: In very good condition overall. Slight dent to inner top of cooler, clear hallmarks.

Lot 80

A William IV silver chamberstick by Paul Storr, London 1837, also marked with retailer's mark, 'Storr & Mortimer', the urn form nozzle with detachable petalled drip pan on a five lobed circular base with reeded, foliate and crossed ribbon border, flying scroll handle and matched early Victorian snuffer, 6¾in. (17.2cm.) diameter, weight 13.1 tr.oz.* Condition: Marks clear to stick and drip pan. Snuffer a matched replacement - has a ding to silver towards top. Expected scratching to base from use. No other faults - good overall.

Lot 81

A George III silver scallop shell caddy spoon, maker's mark CH, London 1791, with trefid style handle, 3in. (7.6cm.) long, weight 0.29 tr.oz.

Lot 82

Welsh regimental interest - a large George III silver teapot, Robert Hennell I & Samuel Hennell, London 1807, of oval bombe form, with half-gadrooned decoration and borders, the hinged cover with oval counter finial, reeded scroll handle, on a flared oval foot, the body to both sides with engraved regimental crest with a dragon, possibly Princess of Wales Royal Regiment, 8in. (20.25cm.) high, weight 32.4 tr.oz.* Condition: Marks clear. Both sides have a section of silver let-in with an engraved regimental crest (appears to be 19th century work). Lid sits slightly proud at the front edge. Teapot is bent over slightly to one side on the base. Old soldered repairs to handle around pin just above ivory insulator at top and at base of handle. 

Lot 83

An impressive silver plated covered lobster serving platter by Franco Lagini, Italy, c.1990, of large proportions, the deep oval tray with wide hammered edge, fitted with an impressive dome cover, surmounted with a life-size cast lobster, the lobster's antenna forming the handle, the side of tray marked 'Franco Lagini' in script, stamped May 1990, 25in. (63.5cm.) long.* Condition: In excellent condition, no surface wear or other faults found.  

Lot 84

A George II silver baluster pepper caster, Samuel Wood, London 1743, with reeded borders, foliate and dot pierced domed cover and urn finial, 5¾in. (14.5cm.) high, weight 4.6 tr.oz.* Condition: Marks clear to base and cover. Good condition overall. Some wear to engraved decoration to cover and heavily worn engraved armorial / monogram to body. Small dent to top of one foliate pierced panel to cover. 

Lot 85

An Edwardian silver coffee pot, Jay, Richard Attenborough & Co., Chester 1901, of George III style baluster form with foliate decorated spout and handle, domed cover with flame finial, circular foot, 10¾in. (27.25cm.) high, gross weight 19.2 tr.oz.

Lot 86

A matched pair of George II silver cauldron salts, Edward Wood, London 1746 and 1750, with scalloped rims and shell mounted circular hoof feet, later blue glass liners, 1¾in. (4.5cm.) high, silver weight 5.85 tr.oz. (2)* Condition: Marks a little rubbed but remain legible. Both have a couple of minute dings to silver but overall good. No repairs.  

Lot 87

A late Victorian silver three piece tea set, Hammond, Creake & Co (Saint Arnaud Creake), Sheffield, 1895, comprising of teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, of half gadrooned decoration, ebony handle & finial, the teapot measuring 6¾in. 17.2cm.) high, gross weight 31 tr.oz. (3)* Condition: In good condition with no significant faults, slightly rubbed maker's marks. 

Lot 88

A Georgian style silver cream jug, Victorian, maker's mark partially struck, Birmingham 1893, helmet form with chased foliate, wreath and interlaced decoration, gilt washed interior, angular handle, 4in. (10cm.) high, weight 3.7 tr.oz.

Lot 89

A George II silver cauldron salt, David Hennell I, London 1750, later repoussé decorated, on three stepped hoof feet; together with quantity of silver condiment spoons including a George III silver gilt mustard spoon, William Sumner I, London 1804; a WIV fiddle pattern mustard spoon, David Phillips, London 1837; a GIV fiddle pattern mustard ladle, John Osment, Exeter 1828; and six salt spoons, weight 3.75 tr.oz. (10)

Lot 91

A late Edwardian silver four vase epergne, Birmingham 1911, the centre waisted trumpet form vase with scroll brackets to three angled, detachable side vases, all with reeded rims, on a stepped, flared base, 10½in. (26.5cm.) high, gross weight 22.2 tr.oz.

Lot 92

A pair of American silver candle shades, Gorham Manufacturing Co., impressed maker's marks, c.1900, the conical shades with pierced foliage, scrolls, latticework and floral swagged decoration, 5¾in. (14.5cm.) high, weight 2.85 tr.oz. (2)

Lot 93

A George IV silver sucrier, Benjamin Smith II, London 1820, of typical cylindrical form, twin floral embossed handles, gadrooned border atop a embossed frieze decorated with foliate, floral and scallop decoration, 4 1/8in. (10.5cm.) high, weight 9.3 tr.oz.* Condition: In very good condition with clear hallmarks.  No faults.

Lot 94

A matched set of twelve mid-19th century silver fiddle pattern dessert forks and dessert spoons, various makers and dates, all sets of two, three, four or six, weight 35 tr.oz. (24)

Lot 95

A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern tea spoons, James Beebe, London 1838, together with a pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs, John Lias, London 1816, weight 5.5 tr.oz. (7)

Lot 96

A set of five mid-19th century Scottish silver fiddle pattern table forks, Robert Naughten, Edinburgh 1837; together with a sixth matched George III fork, Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1814, weight 14.25 tr.oz. (6)* Condition: All have clear marks and no faults. Three have a little wear to right hand tines from use. Good overall.  

Lot 97

A set of four George III silver soup spoons, Thomas Wallis I, London c.1766, Hanoverian pattern with bifurcated shoepiece to bowl, each with engraved initials for four different members of the same family to underside of terminal, 'K.M', 'R.M', 'A.M' and 'M.M', weight 6.8 tr.oz. (4)

Lot 98

A George III silver snuff box, William Ellerby, London 1814, slipper form with reeded decoration, engraved initials to diamond cartouche to lid, 2¼in. (5.8cm.) long, weight 1.3 tr.oz.

Lot 99

A cased set of six George V silver fish knives and forks, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1935, all silver, with hollow Art Deco style handles, in matched beechwood case, silver weight 21 tr.oz.

Lot 13

1 BUNDLE OF WALKING STICKS INC SILVER BANDED STICK (4)

Lot 234

LARGE BOX OF WATCHES (SPARES) PLUS SILVER HALLMARKED CANDLE HOLDER & THIMBLES

Lot 260

VINTAGE HALLMARKED SILVER MODEL SHIP

Lot 262

SILVER AND CORAL NECKLACE AND BRACELET

Lot 267

4 HALLMARKED SILVER MEDAL FOBS

Lot 10

A WILLIAM IV SILVER SUGAR BOWL, LONDON 1831, T.H., with swing-over handle, oval form body, applied with reeded border, plain body engraved with emblem and initials "W.G.P.", on an oval base, 17 by 15.5 by 10.5cm, 171g. (2).

Lot 11

A GEORGE IV SILVER CARD TRAY, SHEFFIELD 1823, ROBERT GARRARD, with applied scroll rim, gadrooned border with six embossed shells, the well engraved with swags and leaves, on three applied ball and claw feet, 19.5cm (diameter), 376g.

Lot 12

A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER, LONDON 1748, K.M., the applied border embossed with shells, scrolls and swags, plain well engraved with initials "J.A.H.", on three applied ball scrolled feet, 31.5cm (diameter), 952g.

Lot 13

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TRUMPET VASE, BIRMINGHAM 1905, T.W., wavy rim on a plain elongated body, circular base, 39cm high, 274g (weighable silver).

Lot 14

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER OPEN SALTS, LONDON 1906, WILLIAM ABDY, boat shaped with fold-over rim, gilded interior, engraved with armorial, on a rectangular base, 6.5 by 9.5 by 5cm, 163g, (2).

Lot 15

A GEORGE VI SILVER HIP FLASK, BIRMINGHAM 1937, FBC, hinged top with engine turned body, 15.5 by 11cm, 287g.

Lot 16

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE, GLASGOW 1839, G.I., 26.5cm wide, 250g.

Lot 17

A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS, CHESTER 1914, J.Z., pinprick engraved, vacant cartouche, on a circular stepped base, 11.5cm high, 83g, (2).

Lot 18

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CLARET JUG, SHEFFIELD 1900, RH, hinged top with urn-form finial, C-form fruitwood handle, tapered body, reeded banding, engraved with initial "W", on a square base, 23cm high, 362g.

Lot 19

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER OPEN SALTS, LONDON 1752, DAVID HENNELL, with gardrooned applied rims, standing on three applied shell and hoof feet, 4 by 6cm, 157g, (2).

Lot 22

A 19TH/20TH CENTURY ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR SHAKER, BIRMINGHAM, MARK INDECIPHERABLE, the removable pierced top with flame form finial, with an elongated plain body, with reeded banding, on a circular pedestal base, 17.5cm high, 121g.

Lot 23

A GEORGE III SILVER CREAMER, LONDON 1790, C.C., fold-over rim, C-form handle, body pin-prick engraved on a square base, 14cm high, 73g. Together with a Continental silver hot chocolate pot, 12cm high, 116g, (2).

Lot 24

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CIGARETTE DISPENSER, BIRMINGHAM 1913, S.M., of square form, hinged top, interior gilded and cedarwood lined, standing on four splay feet, 7.5 by 9 by 9cm. Together with a silver cigarette box, Birmingham 1932, mark indecipherable, 4 by 16.5 by 9cm, filled, (2).

Lot 25

A GEORGE VI SILVER AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1937, D & F, mint green ground enamel top, engined turned, gilded interior, 8.5 by 8.5cm, 130g. Together with a silver and pink enamel ground case, Birmingham 1936, D & F, 8.5 by 6cm, 87g, (2).

Lot 26

A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1877, HILLIARD & THOMASON, hinged top, the body engraved with scrolls, swags and leaves, inscribed "H to M", 9 by 6cm, 56g. Together with an Edwardian silver card case, Birmingham 1909, H.W. & Co., 10 by 6.5cm, 87g, (2).

Lot 27

A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1854, H & T, the serpentine body engraved with scrolls, swags and flowers, cartouche engraved "Mrs Hutter 1855", 9 by 7cm, 73g. Together with another similar example, Birmingham 1863, J.C.L.T., 8 by 5cm, 66g, (2).

Lot 29

A GEORGE V SILVER CARD CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1931, S.P., engine turned, with engraved initial "A", 6 by 4.5cm, 44g. Together with another similar example, Birmingham 1946, 5.5 by 4.5cm, 36g, with a sovereign case, Chester 1900, 22g, and another double sovereign case, 31g, (4).

Lot 30

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, CHESTER 1902, N.M., the top embossed with Reynolds angels and engraved initials, 10 by 7cm, 82g. Together with a similar example, Birmingham 1902, maker's mark indecipherable, 10 by 7cm, 63g, (2).

Lot 32

A RUSSIAN SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, engraved with foliage, gilded interior, 10 by 8cm, 161g.

Lot 33

A .950 STD STERLING SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, both the exterior and interior colour engraved depicting a geisha on a bridge with blossom trees in the background, singed with character marks, 8 by 6.5cm, 149g.

Lot 37

A GEORGE V SILVER SPECTACLE CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1913, W.D., the hinged top engraved with ribbons and flowers, interior fabric lined, 10 by 5cm, 59g. Together with a silver cigar holder case, marks indecipherable, 9cm wide, 20g, (2).

Lot 38

A GEORGE V SILVER VESTA CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1915, W.H.H., hinged top, engraved initials "R.P.Y.", with carrying chain, 5.5 by 5cm, 53g. Together with two others, Birmingham 1905 and 1918, 45g, (3).

Lot 39

A VICTORIAN SILVER VESTA CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1891, J.H., hinged top, pin-prick engraving with central vacant cartouche, 4.5 by 4cm, 30g. Together with two others, Birmingham 1896 and 1913, 41g, (3).

Lot 4

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HOT CHOCOLATE POT, EDINBURGH 1890, MAKER'S MARKS INDECIPHERABLE, hinged top with floral form finial, turned fruitwood handle, elongated body embossed with swags, on a circular raised base, 18cm high, 387g.

Lot 40

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER VESTA CASE, BIRMINGHAM 1903, A.C., hinged top, engraved with scrolls and swags, 4 by 3.5cm, 26g. Together with two similar examples, Birmingham 1901 and 1909, 57g, (3).

Lot 41

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER VESTA CASE, CHESTER 1905, W.N., hinged top, plain body, 4.5 by 3cm, 39g. Together with two similar examples, Sheffield 1904 and Birmingham 1913, 51g, (3).

Lot 42

A SILVER COLLARED AND CUTGLASS SHIP'S DECANTER, DUBLIN 1980, A & CO. LTD., 25cm high.

Lot 43

A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, BIRMINGHAM 1957, B & CO., segmented body on circular bases, 13.5cm high, filled.

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