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A George V silver agricultural prize trophy for Tomato Export - Channel Islands interest, Charles Weale, Birmingham 1922, inscribed 'Presented to the Northern Agricultural & Horticultural Society, Guernsey - By Messrs, Emsley & Collins, Halifax & Huddersfield. For the best basket of tomatoes packed for export', 5½in. (14cm.) high, weight 11.8 tr.oz.
A William IV silver gilt Elizabeth College Latin Prize school medal, c.1830, the obverse inscribed 'Coll : Reg : Elizabethae Sarniens' around a ribbon tied wreath inscribed 'Palmam, QVI, Mervit, Ferat', the reverse inscribed 'Ob: Ling: Lat:Excvlt: Praem: Dat: Edmvndvs Lyons. R:C:B: Navarchvs' around a foliate wreath which is inscribed 'William Henry Chepmell ' Die Aprilis XXVI, Anno salvt hvman 1830 aetat 12', 2¼in. (5.8cm.) diameter, weight 2.6 tr.oz.
A George II Channel Islands silver half pint baluster tankard, c.1750, maker's mark IH with sunburst struck three times to base (Jean Henry, Guernsey fl. c.1727-1783), of slight baluster form, with foliate capped joined scroll handle, single incised line below the rim, on a flared moulded foot, inscribed 'TD LH' beneath, 3½in. (9cm.) high, weight 5.7 tr.oz.
A pair of George III Channel Islands silver sugar nips, maker's mark LC struck once to each bowl (unknown, Jersey c.1760-1799), the joined scroll arms with oval loop handles and shell bowls, on a floral engraved hinge, inscribed 'M.L' to one handle, 4¾in. (12.2cm.) long, weight 1.08 tr.oz.
A rare Victorian novelty silver souvenir compass pendant with enamel 'Guernsey' crest, B. H. Joseph & Co., Birmingham 1891, the obverse with miniature compass, the reverse with Guernsey crest in red and gold enamel on white ground, suspension loop to top, 1in. (2.5cm.) diameter, gross weight 0.28 tr.oz.
A silver 'Turbine' vesta case by Sampson Mordan with Guernsey & Alderney Militia inscription, Chester 1913, rounded rectangular form with brass 'turbine' striker to rear, double thumbpiece and gilt interior, stamped 'Turbine Patent' to base, the lid inscribed 'Guernsey & Alderney Militia Rifle Meeting 1914. Won by Sergeant Major A. J. Murdoch', the inside lid inscribed 'With Bryant & May's Compliments', 1¾ x 1¼in. (4.5 x 3.2cm.).
A George II Channel Islands silver card waiter, maker's mark GH struck twice to underside (Guillaume Henry, Guernsey c.1720-1767), with additional hatched heart mark, circular with shell rim and chased shell, foliate and husk pendant border on a hatched ground, raised on three joined scroll and hoof feet, inscribed 'M.L.H' to underside, 6 7/8in. (17.5cm.) diameter, weight 8.8 tr.oz.
A Queen Anne Channel Islands silver trefid spoon, c.1710, maker's mark GS beneath a fleur-de-lys and coronet struck once to lower stem (unknown, Jersey c.1680-1722), with arrow shoe piece to the rounded ovoid bowl, inscribed 'EC' beneath terminal, 7in. (17.8cm.) long, weight 1.05 tr.oz.
A rare George II Channel Islands silver lidded quart tankard, maker's mark GH struck three times beneath rim, to handle and top of cover, together with harp and K letter marks beneath rim (Guillaume Henry, Guernsey c.1720-1767), the tapered, straight sided tankard with domed hinged cover with shell thumbpiece and tapered S-scroll handle with bifurcated terminal, the body and cover with extensive later repoussé decoration around an earlier engraved armorial for the Carey family of Guernsey, with gilt washed interior, engraved scratch weight to base, 'oz. 29 1/8', 7in. (17.75cm.) high, weight 26.6 tr.oz.
Five Old English pattern silver bright cut table spoons, three by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, one dated 1799, two dated 1804; together with two by William Bateman, London, dated 1815/16, all spoons with flat edged point to bowl, all with inscribed terminals, approximate length 8½in. (21.3cm.), gross weight 9.0 tr.oz. (5)
A George II Channel Islands silver half pint baluster tankard, maker's mark PD crowned struck once to base (Philippe Le Vavasseur dit Durell, Jersey c.1740), with petal capped joined scroll handle, single incised line below the rim, on a flared moulded foot, inscribed 'I.F.L' beneath, 3½in. (9cm.) high, weight 5.85 tr.oz.
A George II Channel Islands silver pint baluster tankard, maker's mark TM struck twice to base (Thomas Mauger, Jersey fl. c. 1730-1796), of baluster form in good gauge silver, with petal capped joined scroll handle, single incised line below the rim, on a flared foot with two incised lines, 4¾in. (12cm.) high, weight 14.1 tr.oz.
An 18th century Channel Islands silver christening cup, of unusually small proportions, maker's mark PM struck once below rim (Pierre Maingy, Guernsey c.1739-1776), of typical form, the body in good gauge silver with a flat top to the rim, with cast beaded S-scroll handles and short, waisted foot, inscribed to side 'GCL' between tiny grass sprigs, 2¼in. (5.6cm.) high, weight 2.7 tr.oz.
A rare 18th century Channel Islands silver coffee spoon, maker's mark TC over VC struck once to lower stem (unknown, probably Jersey, second half of 18th century), Old English pattern with sharply downturned terminal, inscribed 'S', 4 5/8in. (11.7cm.) long, weight 14g.
A George III silver cream jug with Channel Islands inscription to base, Nathaniel Appleton & Ann Smith, London 1776, baluster form with punched and scalloped rim, scroll handle with foliate thumbpiece and repoussé swagged decoration, on a bead punched and foliate decorated flared foot, inscribed 'don de son Parain, Novembre, 21e.1777, a MNT', 4in. (10.2cm.) high, weight 2.7 tr.oz.
An 18th century Channel Islands silver christening cup, maker's mark IH struck once to base (Jean Henry, Guernsey fl. c.1727-1783), of typical form but small proportions and with sharply angled taper to lower body above footrim, with flat top to rim, cast beaded S-scroll handles and short, waisted foot, inscribed 'I.L.N' to side, 2½in. (6.3cm.) high, weight 2.85 tr.oz.
A George III Channel Islands silver Jersey pattern christening cup, maker's mark IL struck once below rim (Jacques Limbour, Jersey c.1770-1791), of large proportions, the deep, cup form bowl in heavy gauge silver, with no foot and twin cast scroll handles, the lower handle joints on a circular mount, inscribed 'R.B-P' below rim, 1¾in. (4.6cm.) high, 6in. (15.2cm.) between handles, weight 3.5 tr.oz. * Jacques Limbour was the Jersey librarian and grandfather to the later, well known Jersey silversmith Jacques Quesnel, who succeeded his grandfather in the local library.
A George II Channel Islands silver sauce ladle, c.1740, maker's mark PA struck once (Pierre Amiraux, I, II and possibly III, Jersey 1696-1808), Hanoverian pattern with plain circular bowl, inscribed 'C.I.C.P' beneath terminal, 6 5/8in. (16.8cm.) long, weight 1.02 tr.oz.
An exceptional and important George II Channel Islands silver covered hot milk jug, maker's mark GH struck once to base, also with hatched heart and K letter marks (Guillaume Henry, Guernsey, c.1720-1767), inspired by an original design by Paul de Lamerie of London, c.1727, the ovoid body with short stepped spout with engraved husk pendant beneath, carved boxwood scroll handle on octagonal mounts, removable domed cover with turned boxwood finial and foliate cap to spout, raised on three scrolled cabriole style supports with pointed hoof feet, one side with finely engraved armorial, 4½in. (11.4cm.) high, gross weight 8.85 tr.oz.
A George III Channel Islands silver Jersey pattern footed beaker, maker's mark GH crowned struck once to base (George Hamon, Jersey c.1770-1830s), the unusually slender, tulip shaped bowl with single incised line below rim and flared moulded foot, inscribed with monogram 'J&MW' to bowl, 3 3/8in. (8.6cm.) high, weight 3.25 tr.oz.
An 18th century Channel Islands silver christening cup with rare duty drawback mark, maker's mark ID overstruck over London hallmarks three times to base (Jean Pierre du Port, Guernsey fl. c.1779-1788), also with intaglio king's head and Britannia duty drawback marks to base, of typical form with flared body, cast beaded S-scroll handles and short, waisted foot, inscribed to side, 'a MGB don de IRG & MMQ parain & maraine, Nèe le 7 Juin 1785', also scratch engraved initials 'BWM' to base, 2¾in. (6.8cm.) high, weight 2.7 tr.oz * Approx. 20 Guernsey christening cups with the duty drawback mark are known. Although bearing overstruck London marks, they are believed to have been made in Guernsey and later sent to England where the London marks were added and then overstruck with Guernsey marks on their return.
A pair of George II Channel Islands silver sugar nips, maker's mark IH with sunburst above struck once to each bowl (version with barbed letters) (Jean Henry, Guernsey c.1727-1783), the turned and scroll arms with oval shell bowls and oval loop handles, on a plain plinth style hinge, 4¾in. (12.4cm.) long, weight 1.08 tr.oz.
Five Channel Islands silver Old English pattern teaspoons, four marked J.LG, struck once, with further crown and J marks (John Le Gallais, Jersey c.1847-1873), the fifth marked TDG JLG, struck once (Thomas de Gruchy & John Le Gallais, Jersey c.1834-1849), with bifurcated shoe pieces, four spoons inscribed to terminal 'H.R, B.DF', the other inscribed 'JMLR', all approximately 5in. (12.8cm.) long, gross weight 1.7 tr.oz. (5)
A Channel Islands silver fiddle pattern table spoon, maker's mark TDG, struck once (Thomas de Gruchy, Jersey, c.1822-1834), with pointed flat edged bowl, engraved armorial for the Carteret family of St. Ouen's Manor, Jersey to terminal, 8¾in. (22.1cm.) long, weight 1.6 tr.oz.
A pair of Channel Islands silver sugar tongs, maker's mark JLG, struck once, overstamped London 1858 (John Le Gallais, Jersey, c.1847-1873), with inscribed initials, 5¾in. (14.8cm.) long; together with a fiddle pattern teaspoon by the same maker, overstamped London 1859, 5½in. (14.2cm.) long; and a bright cut silver fiddle pattern teaspoon marked CTM, struck once, overstamped London 1908 (Charles T. Maine, Jersey, c.1890-1920), 4¾in (11.8cm.) long, gross weight 2.9 tr.oz. (3)
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