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Lot 160

A PAIR OF NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA OPERA GLASSES a further pair, a MONTBLANC style ball point pen and silver topped glass scent bottle (4)

Lot 1

AN ASPREY & CO SILVER FRAMED LIBRARY MAGNIFYING GLASS with scroll mounts and Japanese ivory handle, carved with cattle being stalked by leopards, hallmarked London 1925, 27cm long, 11.5cm diameter glass

Lot 237

AN EBONISED AND SILVER MOUNTED RAM'S HEAD WALKING STICK with silver ferrule, Birmingham 1967 makers mark K.C. 98cm long

Lot 126

A VICTORIAN MOTHER OF PEARL AND SILVER INLAID CARD CASE with diagonal design and monogram 10cm x 7.7cm

Lot 619

A Small collection of Silver Reference books. 5

Lot 419

Egypt & The Holy Land.- [?Goodwin (Mary Mackenzie, youngest daughter of Harvey Goodwin, Bishop of Carlisle, 1816-96, of The Abbey, Carlisle, b. 1855) Extracts from Letters & Diary of a tour to Italy, Egypt and The Holy Land, autograph manuscript, 65pp. excluding blanks, 6 pen and ink sketches (5 of Egyptian figures), slightly browned, original limp morocco, gilt, slight wear to corners, spine with tears and rubbed, lacks head and tail of spine, 4to, 16th February - 17th March 1880. ⁂ A lively diary written by a young woman on a tour through France and Italy to Egypt and Palestine. Goodwin meets Mary Louisa Whately (1824-89), educationist and missionary, at her school in Cairo, visits a harem, the pyramids and the Sphinx, and after a violent sea crossing lands in Jaffa. In Palestine she visits Miss Mangared's medical mission and moves to Ramleh where the journal finishes, "The country was exquisite, the olives with their grey bloom shone like silver in the dew." A visit to a harem. "... we went with Mrs. Shakour (Miss Whately's adopted daughter) to a rather grand harem. We went into a kind of court with an arched stone roof, out of wh. opened the men's room - Then we went upstairs, dirty & narrow to a moderate sized room where we found Miss W's pupil & her mother, both very fat & dressed in red & black check. The room was simply furnished with divans round, & a sort of carved cupboard with a shelf at one end. They immediately brought cigarettes for us... . Then a sort of awful marmalade... then came immense bowls of sherbert... ." - Mary Goodwin.

Lot 1061

A 19th century Austrian silver rectangular snuff box, hinged cover engraved with strapwork, traces of enamel, re-entrant canted angles, 9cm wide, c.1850

Lot 1251

An Edwardian silver boat shaped tea caddy, of George III design, hinged domed cover with spiral knop finial, gadrooned border, lion mask ring handles, bun feet, 11cm wide, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1908, 5.5oz

Lot 1193

A Victorian silver miniature playing card box, hinged cover enclosing twin-compartments, 5cm high, Samuel Jacob, London 1897

Lot 1092

A George III silver lozenge shaped vinaigrette, hinged cover engraved with wrigglework and centred by an oval cartouche, gilt interior with pierced grille, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1807

Lot 1113

A George V silver bell shaped half pint mug, of George III design, acanthus capped double scroll handle, skirted base, 9.5cm high, William Henry May, Birmingham 1932, 5.5oz

Lot 1140

A late Victorian silver multi-tool penknife, with an arrangement of blades, button hook and corkscrew, 10.5cm wide (folded), the steel by Bagshaw & Sons, William Morton & Sons, Sheffield 1901

Lot 1163

A Russian silver and cloisonne enamel circular box and cover, applied with wires and decorated in tones of turquoise, red, blue green and white, on a textured ground, gilt interior, 5cm diam, Moscow 1893

Lot 1051

A set of four George IV silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, James Beebe, London 1828; others, various dates and makers (8), 18oz

Lot 1089

A George III cast silver taper candlestick, reel shaped sconce, knopped stem, shaped square base, 13cm high, John Ormell c.1802, 5oz

Lot 1711

*** Collected 02/10/17 *** A William III silver and ivory mounted gentleman's walking cane, turned pommel with wrist strap eyelet, malacca shaft, 88cm long, dated 1695

Lot 1717

An early 20th century novelty silver-mounted walking stick, the pommel carved as the head of a boxer dog, inset glass eyes, silver barrel-shaped collar chased with scrolls, hardwood shaft, 82cm long, the silver mounts by Kendall & Sons Ltd, London 1912

Lot 1124

A George V silver three piece fluted baluster coffee service, of George II design, comprising coffee pot, milk jug and sugar basin, each flat-chased with flowers and leafy C-scrolls, the pot with fruitwood fittings, 21cm high, Crighton Brothers, London 1921, 28.5oz gross

Lot 1119

A George V silver octagonal pedestal comport, bead-and-reel border applied with fruiting vine pendants, 23.5cm wide, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1926, 23oz

Lot 1108

A George V silver and enamel compact, hinged cover decorated in polychrome with naval ensigns, on an opaque engine turned ground, 7.5cm diam, Birmingham 1924

Lot 1219

An 18th century Spanish silver flared cylindrical beaker, 9cm high, J Sellan, Leon 1756; another, probably German, 7cm high; another, Dutch, 19th century (3)

Lot 1136

A large George III silver half fluted campana goblet, later chased with sheep in a landscape and inscribed Overton Fair 1856, The Gift of Melville Portal Esq. M.P, domed circular foot, gilt interior, 20cm high, London 1813, 15.5oz

Lot 1772

A George III tortoiseshell and silver pique etui or scent bottle case, inlaid with a roundel and a ribbon-crested navette shaped cartouche, 5.5cm high, c.1800; a slope top case, 5.5cm high, c.1840 (2)

Lot 1100

A George III silver oval tea caddy, vasular finial, flush-hinged domed cover, bright-cut engraved with scrolling vine, paterae and a shield shaped cartouche, outlined throughout with wrigglework, 14.5cm wide, William Fountain, London 1800, 11.5oz

Lot 1281

Kutchinsky - a large Elizabeth II silver rectangular easel photograph frame, engine turned border, 33cm high, Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1955

Lot 1228

An Art Deco silver two-handled bowl, engraved with a stylised wavy band, 14.5cm wide, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1936, 7oz, cased; a quaich, 15cm wide, Sheffield 1966, 4oz (2)

Lot 1701

A Japanese ivory, silver and ebonised walking stick, the pommel carved as a matrix of Noh-type masks, chased silver collar, hardwood shaft, 91cm long, the silver mounts by Christopher Walker, Chester 19**

Lot 1249

An Edwardian silver and enamel circular pill box, the cover decorated in polychrome with a grouse, 3.5cm diam, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1908

Lot 1283

Military Interest - R.A.F. - an Elizabeth II silver and enamel menu holder, Royal Air Force Station, decorated with crowned insignia and motto, rectangular base, 5cm wide, Garrard & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1962

Lot 1295

Stuart Devlin (Bn.1931) - an Elizabeth II parcel-gilt silver Surprise Egg, the interior with ladybird and flowers, textured finish, 7cm high, London 1976, Boodle and Dunthorne box

Lot 1105

A George III silver-gilt rounded rectangular vinaigrette, hinged cover and base applied with the Flowers of the Union, enclosing a pierced grille, 3cm over loop, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1814

Lot 1088

A George II style silver shaped square salver, quite plain, fluted border, wrapped knurl feet, 27cm wide, E Viner, Sheffield 1961, 19oz

Lot 910

A silver gilt and enamelled panel bracelet, each enamelled with a different countries flag, comprising Great Britain, England, Ireland, Scotland, India, Canada, Victoria, N S Wales, Queensland, S Australia, W Australian, N Zealand,C Colony, Natal, E Africa, Ceylon, Transvaal and Hong Kong, double row chain dividers, compression clasp, with safety chain, stamped Pegler RD358292 S'Hampton 18.5cm long, 14.6g gross

Lot 1715

An early 19th century sailor's scrimshaw whalebone walking stick, flattened crook handle, silver and hardwood collars, 92cm long, c. 1830

Lot 1713

An 18th century silver-mounted rootwood gentleman's walking stick, domed monogrammed pommel, gnarly shaft, 88cm long, c. 1770

Lot 1299

Tiffany & Co - a sterling silver rectangular easel photograph frame, quite plain, 25.5cm high, 20.5cm wide

Lot 1090

A George III Provincial silver cream jug, bright-cut engraved with stiff leaves outlined with wrigglework, scroll handle, reeded base, 10.5cm high, Richard Ferris, Exeter c.1805

Lot 1166

A Russian silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh, applied with wires and decorated in tones of turquoise, red, blue green and white, on a textured ground, gilt interior, 8cm long, Cyrillic mark, c.1900

Lot 1200

A Victorian silver novelty stamp box, as a George III side table, hinged cover enclosing twin compartments, above a faux drawer, tapered square legs, 6cm wide, A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1898

Lot 1237

An early 20th century Continental silver and enamel vesta case, decorated in polychrome with a huntsman and hounds, spring-loaded hinged cover, striker to base, 5cm wide, import marks for Birmingham 1902

Lot 1248

An early Victorian silver shaped rectangular vinaigrette, engraved overall with scrolling foliage, gilt interior with pierced grille, 3.5cm wide, George Unite, Birmingham 1846

Lot 1803

An Edwardian tortoiseshell and silver pique hat pin, the circular terminal inlaid with roundels and leafy swags, 26cm long, London 1906; another; a 19th century tortoiseshell tapered rounded rectangular spectacles case, hinged cover, 14.5cm long, c.1840 (3)

Lot 1279

Hester Bateman - a George III silver oval nutmeg grater, stand-away hinged cover bright-cut engraved and outlined with wriggle-work, enclosing a steel rasp, hinged base, 5cm wide, maker's mark only, c.1785

Lot 1059

A George III silver navette shaped tea caddy, hinged domed cover, ring finial, 15cm wide, London 1809, 14ozHeraldry: Arms of Elers of Chelsea

Lot 1149

A pair of George III silver sugar nips, circular box pivot, shell tips, 12.5cm long, Richard Meach, London c.1770; another pair, lion passant only (2)

Lot 1103

A George III silver urnular caster, pierced ogee cover, reeded borders, 15.5cm high, London 1803

Lot 1234

An early 19th century Continental silver rounded rectangular snuff box, bright-cut engraved with lozenges and wrigglework borders, hinged cover, 7.5cm wide, c.1810

Lot 1215

An 18th century Russian silver tumbler cup, chased with bands of acanthus on a matted ground, gilt interior, 6cm diam, maker AT, St Petersburg 1760

Lot 1189

A Victorian silver coffee pot, of spreading cylindrical form, slightly domed cover, ball finial, offset spout, wicker handle, John Russell, Glasgow 1899, 12.7oz gross

Lot 1297

Stuart Devlin (Bn.1931) - an Elizabeth II parcel-gilt silver Surprise Egg, to commemorate he Silver Jubilee 1952 - 1977, the interior with crown, the exterior in relief with crown and flowers of the empire, 8cm high, London 1977, Boodle and Dunthorne box

Lot 1110

A George V silver and faux tortoiseshell spreading circular dressing table box, hinged cover enclosing a mirror, provision for six rings and a satin lined jewellery compartment, 16cm diam, Birmingham 1924

Lot 1287

Paul Storr - a large George II silver navette shaped pedestal cake basket, acanthus grasped reeded swing handle, pierced border, acanthus rim, domed oval foot, 37.5cm wide, London 1800, 34oz

Lot 1705

A late Victorian novelty silver and ebony walking stick, retailed by Brigg [of London], the pommel cast as a golf ball, monogrammed collar, 82cm long, the mounts by Charles Cooke, London 1892

Lot 1220

An American Art Deco sterling silver and turquoise enamel circular dish, engine turned border, 16.5cm diam, c.1935, 7.5oz gross

Lot 1138

A large George V silver tea strainer, shaped lug handles, 17.5cm wide, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1934

Lot 1060

A 17th/18th century Italian silver incense boat, chased with acanthus and a baroque cartouche, hinged cover, pedestal foot, 18.5cm long

Lot 1268

An Elizabeth II silver shaped circular strawberry dish, pad feet, 20.5cm diam, Birmingham 1970; a George V pedestal bowl, A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1913 (2), 14oz gross

Lot 1201

A Victorian silver octagonal sugar caster, knop finial, pierced cover, stepped base, 24cm high, Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1898, 8.5oz

Lot 1799

An early 19th century tortoiseshell rectangular casket, hinged cover, bun feet, 6.5cm wide, c.1820; a Victorian silver mounted rectangular box, hinged cover with applied inscription Pins, 10cm wide, Saunders & Shepherd, Chester 1895; a scent bottle; etc (12)

Lot 1035

A George III Irish silver Bright-cut Celtic Point pattern sifter spoon, 14.5cm long, pierced circular bowl, 14.5cm long, maker's mark only, William Ward, c.1800

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