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Click here to subscribeA George V silver twin handled rose bowl, London c.1910, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., with shaped rim, raised on stepped circular foot, 24.5 x 16.5 x 13cm high, together with a George V silver rose bowl, Birmingham c.1910, John Edward Wilmot, the border modelled with female masks, 16cm diameter, approx 18.7oz (2) Both with unevenness to foot rim. 2nd bowl with splits to rim.
A set of six George IV silver Kings pattern table spoons, London c.1824, Harrison Brothers & Howson (Henry Harrison) a set of six Victorian Kings pattern dessert spoons, London c.1866, Chawner & Co (George William Adams) also a pair of George III table spoons, London c.1813, William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner and miscellaneous further silver table spoons, approx 57oz. (a lot)
A Victorian three piece silver tea service, London c.1838/1839, Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard of rococo form, the teapot with cast floral terminal to hinged cover, together with a similar coffee pot by the same manufacturer, London c.1831, the finial cast as an apple, also a large silver twin handled tray, with pie-crust edge, London c.1911, Mappin & Webb, 70cm wide, approx 183oz (5)
A pair of embossed silver wine holders, London c.1892, William Commyns, with border of birds amidst scrolling foliage, with flared and crimped rim, 9.5cm high x 11cm diameter, retailed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., together with a similar smaller version, London c.1892, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co (William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman) 7cm high x 7.5cm diameter, approx 12.6oz (3) The smaller with a split to rim
A silver kettle on stand, with burner, London c.1903, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., together with a similar coffee pot by the same company, London c.1902, also a teapot, Sheffield c.1899, John Deakin & Sons and similar milk jug and twin handled sugar basin, Birmingham c.1905/1906, William Henry Sparrow, all of similar design with half lobed body, approx 79.4oz (5) In generally good overall condition.
A three piece silver bachelors tea service, Sheffield c.1900, John Round & Son, of oval form with half lobed body, also a similar form tea-caddy, Sheffield c.1900, Henry Stafford, a baluster form sifter, London c.1764, Robert Peaston, a six division toast rack, Sheffield c.1858, makers mark rubbed, two sauce boats, crumb scoop, flatware and miscellaneous cruets, approx weighable weight 50oz (a lot
A large and impressive silver Arts & Crafts twin handled trophy rose bowl, Birmingham c.1937, John Taylor & Co., decorated with silver discs depicting various sporting activities, the handles with Celtic engraving, raid on spreading spade feet, engraved with crest and dedication 'The City of London Eclectic Supply Company Limited and Associated Companies, ''Athletics Championship Challenge Cup, 1938' 23cm high x 32cm diameter, 43.5cm overall width, approx 106oz
An eighty-seven piece Italian 800 standard silver canteen of cutlery, Ricci Argentieri, Alessandria province, moulded scallop shell design to terminals, comprising twelve each table knives, table forks, table spoons, dessert knives, dessert forks, dessert spoons, teaspoons, a serving fork and spoon and a soup ladle, weighable weight approx 140oz. (87) Good overall condition, very little signs of use.
An impressive French silver plated ewer, stamped E Philippe, Paris, with mask of Neptune at the neck, the handle modelled as a mythical winged female sea creature, the body of the ewer with mythical mask, cherubs and shell and swan in bulrushes, all crisply modelled in high relief, supported by three fish on circular base, 29cm
A large quantity of silver flatware, various dates and makers, to include twenty-seven table forks, fourteen dessert forks, eight table spoons, two sauce ladles, fourteen dessert spoons, fourteen teaspoons, cased set of six teaspoons, together with a silver plated soup ladle and twenty seven plated pistol grip handled knives, approx 145oz (a lot)
A Victorian silver tea caddy, London c.1898, William Comyns & Sons, in the Dutch style, with embossed figures, 11.5cm high, together with further miscellaneous silver including a cased set of twelve Egyptian Revival Continental teaspoons, cream jug, swing handle basket, pepper grinder, hair-brush and a cased set of plated fruit knives and forks with mother-of-pearl handles (a lot)
A French silver and enamel cigarette case, early 20th century, of oblong form with engraved initials to central cartouche, 8.5cm, together with two Islamic white metal boxes, one of which wood lined, two Islamic white metal cigarette cases, two similar small footed dishes and two pin dishes, approx weighable weight 28.4oz (9)
A Russian silver salt, St. Petersburg mark for 84 Zolotniks, of circular form, chased with a wicker basket design, 4.7cm diameter, together with eight silver and enamel coffee spoons, J. Tostrup, Norway, of thistle design, a cased set of Anointing teaspoons, and four matching silver pated and blue glass peppers, cased (a lot)
An Arts Deco three piece silver backed dressing table set, Birmingham c.1947, W.I Broadway & Co., comprising hand mirror, hair brush and clothes brush, together with a collection of silver objet, including a large match box cover, embossed with a semi-naked female figure, and Art Nouveau small pin tray, shoe horn, figural novelty menu holder and other unmarked items, (a lot)
A late 19th century cased set of two silver and gilt serving spoons, London c.1898, Levesley Brothers (Thomas Levesley) with bright cut engraving and pierced finials, 20.5cm long, together with two cased sets of silver teaspoons and a cased plated serving spoon and pastry slice (a lot)
A silver harlequin bachelors three piece tea service, teapot and milk jug, London c.1900, sugar bowl Sheffield c.1900, all William Hutton & Sons Ltd, of oval form with half lobed body, together with a three piece Sterling silver bachelors coffee set, Bigelow, Kennard & Co, also a silver hot water pot, Sheffield c.1901, Z Barraclough & Sons (James Henry & Herbert Barraclough) approx 37.3oz (7)
Bible, Authorised version, with the Apocrypha, Index and Downame's Concordance(latter title dated 1726), numerous woodcut initials, without the plates ”sometimes found”(ESTC), rather browned in places, contemporary English black morocco, gilt, g.e. silver coloured metal clasps( probably of Dutch origin) with crowned initials JJC, from the library of Ralph Willett of Merly House , the only surviving book from “the finest library ever to be collected in Dorset”(Alan Thomas, article on Willett, enclosed with other cuttings and notes; his booklable on flyleaf), 3pp. manuscript family notes on flyleaves, John Baskett and others, 1723[Thomas spent many years searching for Willett memorabilia, but this family Bible was his only catch; he had it rebacked by Bernard Middleton(invoice enclosed) and it remained in his private library until sold as lot 468 in his posthumous sale on 21/6/1993]
An Indian green jade handled knife, 18th century, with damascened steel work to the handle, with green cloth and gilt metal mounted sheath, 44cm long, together with two Indian ivory handled knives, 19th century, with worked steel blades, in green leather sheathes, 31.5cm and 18cm long, together with an Indonesian ivory and silver paperknife with a figural handle, a bone handled knife and a white metal and niello work handled crop (6) stains to ivory handles, losses to pommel to larger, chips to smaller handle, dull blades, green jade handle is cracked, blade is stuck in sheath, paper knife has losses to handle, other pieces show signs of age and wear
Order of Saint Sava, Serbia, 3rd class award, Commander, second pattern, (1921-41) in silver-gilt and enamels, with central oval medallion portrait of Saint Sava wearing green robes, the reverse with the date 1883, to pierced crown and loop suspension, unmarked, ribbon deficient, 11.5 cm long
A Russian silver niello box, Moscow 1886, maker Ivan Saltykov, of rounded oblong form, floral niello decoration and horizontal band of Cyrillic text, 8cm wide, together with two Russian silver powder compacts, with enamel transfer decoration to covers, 7cm diameter, also four Russian papier mache black lacquer boxes, the largest 24.5 x 18cm, the hinged cover with wheat fields and trees, the others with various scenes, troika, portrait of a young girl and folk dancing (7) Provenance: from the Estate of Mrs Lotte Fragman.
A tortoise shell and horn mounted rectangular snuff box, 19th century, together with a circular box inset with a lid decorated with a man riding a horse, a circular rosewood box decorated with geometric inlay, a circular box with an inset silver lid, and four various boxes with lids with vacant spaces , together with a gilt metal profile portrait of a man, part of another box(8) signs of minor wear to all boxes, as described there are areas for decorative details on four boxes, now vacant
A George III mahogany and satinwood banded longcase clock by James Chester, the hood with swan neck cresting and brass ball finial, with dentil moulded frieze above arched glazed door, flanked by fluted pilasters, the trunk with single door flanked by Corinthian headed pilasters, on plinth base, the face with silvered Arabic and Roman numeral chapter ring, with pierced boys and crown spandrels, the centre with subsidiary dials for seconds on engraved silver back plate with date aperture, signed James Chester, Chester, with 8 day twin barrel movement, pendulum and weights, 225cm high
Antique Period Large and Impressive Silver Plated Two Handle Tray of Excellent Quality. In The Rococo Style and Form. 1730/1760's. The Open worked Borders of Wonderful Proportions, Embellished with Encrusted Decoration In The Form of Hanging Bunches of Grapes on The Vine. 24.5 Inches Diameter. Wonderful Quality and Condition.
A Small Collection of Antique Silver Items ( 4 ) Items In Total. Features 1 / Superb Quality Cast Silver Small Candlestick. Hallmark Sheffield 1923. 5 Inches High. 2/ Victorian Period Silver Embossed Ornate Bon-bon Dish. Hallmark Chester 1898, Maker W.N + Two Silver Topped Cut Glass Ladies Vanity Jars.
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