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Lot 236

A silver floral brooch, by N.E From and a hardstone Odin's knot brooch

Lot 218

A set of six silver coffee bean spoons, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1938; together with a late Victorian silver matchbox holder, London 1892 (7)

Lot 500

A group of silver including a pocket watch, napkin rings, flatware, thimble, sugar nips, hand brush etc

Lot 138

A Victorian silver vinaigrette, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1853, rectangular, with all over engine turned decoration, 4.5cm wide, 34gThe gilt interior and grille in good condition, lid does not shut perfectly flush. Overall good.

Lot 453

a group of silver including a pierced dish decorated with flowers and scrolling leaves, a 25th wedding anniversary dish, a set of four Mappin and Webb ashtrays, two napkin rings, a pair of Dwarf candlesticks and a quantity of spoons

Lot 313

A set of silver handled fruit knives and forks for six place settings, silver handled tea knives, silver plated wares, mother of pearl dress studs etc.

Lot 290

A mixed group including a silver trowel form book mark, silver masonic jewels, hip flask, collar box, clock work bird

Lot 165

Eight various silver Old English pattern table spoons and an ERII commemorative silver plate, cased

Lot 387

Two Victorian 9ct gold brooches, a Scottish silver dirk brooch, various other brooches, an Orkney silver necklace, simulated pearls and a gold denture

Lot 469

Three silver open faced pocket watches, one curb linked silver chain and attached silver medal, Rotary plated wristwatch and a wristwatch signed J.W. Benson

Lot 450

A silver cigar box and three other items

Lot 167

A cased silver gilt handled manicure set

Lot 123

A World War I Military Medal group, awarded to 106244 Corp F B Williams of the Royal Garrison Artillery Also War for Civilisation medal, copy of the London Gazette dated 20th August 1919 with a citation 255th siege battery (Liverpool), silver George V Services Rendered badge no 98287 (3).

Lot 10

A pair of silver mounted glass scent bottles, the moulded glass body with applied mother and child motif (2).

Lot 11

A contemporary silver stamp case, stamped 925 with embossed STAMPS motif and another, in the form of an envelope (2).

Lot 116

A silver curb link double watch albert, probably Birmingham 1891, with a silver fob attached, weight 85 grams.

Lot 117

A Victorian silver hinged bangle, Birmingham 1884, the front with an applied buckle.

Lot 12

An Edwardian silver egg cup and spoon, London 1903/4, of two handled trophy cup form, weight 2 oz, case.

Lot 120

An opal, pearl and diamond set pendant, stamped 15ct, of openwork form, to a silver gilt chain.

Lot 121

A French silver shagreen hinged bangle, bearing control marks first half 19th century, of plain form, 7mm wide

Lot 122

Georg Jensen - a silver Torun bangle, London 2011, design number 206, case and box.

Lot 13

A George III silver set of six Old English pattern table spoons, by George Smith III, London 1786, crested, weight 13 oz.

Lot 15

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, by Peter & William Bateman, London 1806, initialled, weight 6 oz.

Lot 16

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, makers mark worn, London 1812, crested, weight 5.5 oz.

Lot 163

A Victorian silver sovereign case, Birmingham 1896, contemporary monogram, another example, Chester 1904, a third, (lacking the interior) and an electroplated sovereign/half sovereign case (4).

Lot 164

A Victorian silver graduated single watch albert, Birmingham 1896, with a silver fob attached, weight 102 grams

Lot 167

A silver gilt gem set butterfly brooch, claw set with blue zircons and baroque pearls, ruby set eyes, wing span 82 mm.

Lot 175

A Medieval gold posy ring, 13th/early 14th century, the exterior with Lombardic inscription, weight 1 gram, diameter 19mm. Inscribed "+AMIEENM.ST.MA.VIEBEL EGIE.V". Sold with the H M Coroner report, treasure number 2015 T74, PAS database number YORYM-0A0FD2, the gold has also been electronically tested as 98% pure gold with silver and copper. Posy rings, the name deriving from poesy ('poetry'), are rings with inscriptions that express affection, friendship and love. Rhyming or cryptic inscriptions were fashionable from around 1200-1500, and were written in Latin but more commonly in French, the language of courtly love. Both these languages were spoken and understood fairly widely by the elite in medieval Europe. The repetition of particular inscriptions suggest that goldsmiths had reference books of stock phrases; the more unusual inscriptions perhaps indicate a client's individual request. The circular hoop could be engraved both inside and out; until around 1350 the style of lettering took the form of the rounded capitals, known as Lombardic script, and from that date until after 1500 lettering was in the spiky script known as Gothic. The British Museum has over 700 Posy rings in their collection, although they all date from the 16th century onwards. The Portable Antiquities Scheme list a similar period ring, although with a vacant setting, found in the Sleaford area of Lincolnshire in 2013, find number LIN-A1E7B8. This ring was found on land in North Cave, East Riding of Yorkshire in 2015 that was once part of the Hotham estate. The manor of Hotham was purchased in 1719 by the Burton family and in 1773 they added the neighbouring Metham estate bought from Sir George Montgomery Metham. The Methams of Metham near Howden, were large land owners in the East Riding and had an estate in the area since the Middle Ages. Their lineage can be traced back to Sir John Metham, born about 1208, in the reign of King John, to Thomas Metham c1240-1317 (Henry III), John Metham c1270-1312 (Edward I) and Thomas Metham c1300-1355 (Edward II and III), all of whom would fit into the time line of this ring. In the 16th century, the staunchly Catholic Sir Thomas Metham was knighted during the reign of Queen Mary and imprisoned under Elizabeth I, dying at York Castle in 1573. In the 1600s, his descendant, another Sir Thomas, fought on the Royalist side in the English Civil War and was killed at the battle of Marston Moor; during the same campaign, his son, Jordan, lost his life at one of three sieges by the Parliamentarians of Pontefract Castle. By the 18th century, however, the family had fallen on hard times, and in the late 1700s, the last of the line, Sir George Metham, who reputedly led 'a reckless roystering life', sold his heavily indebted estate, dying in poverty at nearby North Cave in 1793.

Lot 18

A George III silver swing handle basket, by Robert Hennell, London 1780, of oval form with a pierced and engraved decoration, bead border, 15.5 x 11.5 cm, weight 5 oz.

Lot 19

A Victorian silver presentation beaker, by Charles & George Fox, London 1842, of plain form with a reeded waisted band, height 9.5 cm, weight 6.5 oz. Inscribed to the base "J.W. Geldert, LLD, RPCL, Cambridge, to , the Rev. S.H. Banks, LLD, Vicar of Dullingham, 1842" Between 1830 and 1836 S. H. Banks, vicar from 1828, built a new vicarage on the vicarial allotment at the west end of the village street

Lot 20

A Victorian silver goblet, Sheffield 1879, of plain form, with a beaded knop and foot, height 17cm, weight 5 oz.

Lot 21

A George III Scottish silver Old English pattern basting spoon, by WH, untraced, Edinburgh 1807, with later naturalistic monogram, length 33 cm, weight 3.5 oz.

Lot 22

A George IV silver provincial fiddle basting spoon, by James Barber & William Whitwell, York 1820, monogram, length 31.5 cm, weight 4.5 oz.

Lot 23

A George III silver pair of Old English pattern gravy ladles, London 1804, weight 3 oz.

Lot 235

A Victorian tortoiseshell card case, inlaid with silver pique style detail, the cover with an inscribed panel "J. N. Lees", 9 x 5.5 x 1cm.

Lot 24

A George III silver pair of Old English pattern gravy ladles, London 1796, initialled, weight 3.5 oz.

Lot 25

A George III/IV silver composite canteen of Old English pattern cutlery, for six place settings, various makers and London dates, comprising; table forks (four crested), dessert forks, eleven dessert spoons, tea spoons, together with pistol grip table knives and dessert knives, (Sheffield 1975), weight of weighable silver 34 oz.

Lot 26

A Victorian silver and ivory set of six fish eaters, by Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1886, with floral engraved blades, plain handles, monogram, case.

Lot 27

A Victorian silver pair of grape shears, by John Gilbert, Birmingham 1870, with floral engraved decoration, weight 2 oz.

Lot 28

A Victorian silver set of Union of Britain tea spoons, Birmingham 1894, the cast handles with Rose, Thistle and Clover motifs, length 13 cm, weight 3 oz.

Lot 29

A George III silver mote spoon, by Joshua Timberlake, London circa 1745, the pierced bowl to a rounded shaft, contemporary D*S initials, length 15 cm.

Lot 31

A silver three piece tea service, Birmingham 1919, of circular panelled form, comprising; tea pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, ebonised handle, height 13 cm, weight 26 oz.

Lot 32

A George III and later silver part canteen of fiddle pattern cutlery for six place settings, various makers, London 1824 - 1853, comprising; table spoons, 5 dessert spoons, table forks, 5 dessert forks and a gravy ladle, initialled, weight 47 oz.

Lot 33

A William IV silver set of six Kings pattern with honeysuckle heel tea spoons, by William Eley, London 1832, initialled, weight 6 oz.

Lot 336

A cranberry glass dish, of circular form loose mounted in a Holmes and Edwards silver plated frame, with chased and pierced border and two ivorine handles, 28cm wide, a Continental large green glass hock goblet gilded with fruiting vines around a view of Coblenz, 23cm high and a blue glass decanter enamelled and gilded with a kingfisher in flight over water, 18cm high (3)

Lot 34

A silver set of six Hanoverian rat tail table forks, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930, together with two matching dessert spoons, weight 16 oz.

Lot 35

A Victorian silver pair of fish servers, by Martin & Hall, Sheffield 1868, with chased floral scroll decoration, cased.

Lot 36

A silver cream jug, Sheffield 1913, of helmet form with a bead border, raised on three pad feet and a similar quartrefoil lobed sugar bowl, Sheffield 1915, weight combined 3.5 oz.

Lot 38

A Victorian matched silver pair of salt pots, London 1853 and 1861, of cauldron form with embossed floral decoration, blue glass liners, 4.5 oz.

Lot 39

A Scottish provincial silver Old English pattern toddy ladle, by George Jamieson of Aberdeen, with additional London 1857 hallmarks, a similar smaller Scottish ladle, marks worn and a fiddle pattern dessert spoon by Watson, Edinburgh 1818 (3).

Lot 4

A silver salver, Birmingham 1922, of circular form with a raised applied pierced swag border, diameter 29.5 cm, weight 20 oz.

Lot 40

A silver set of six napkin rings, Sheffield 1911, of D section, numbered 1 - 6, weight 5 oz, case

Lot 402

K. Glen (20th/21st century), "Aquitania", watercolour, signed lower right hand corner, 36 x 44cm, blue/silver frame, ARR

Lot 41

A silver mustard pot, by Viners, Sheffield 1963, in the form of a lidded tankard, weight 4 oz.

Lot 42

A silver mounted double oil bottle, Birmingham 1923, the silver collars with hinged covers, height 16 cm.

Lot 426

An Edwardian mahogany mantel clock, the silver dial with black Roman numerals, the musical movement numbered 41588, 24 striking on bars, 36cm high, pendulum

Lot 43

A George III silver toddy ladle, London 1804, with a whalebone handle and a George III silver bottom marked fancy back dessert spoon, marks poorly struck (2).

Lot 44

A Russian silver and niello belt, stamped 84, Imperial Eagle, wolf and MR, the shaped buckle with floral decoration.

Lot 442

Jonathon Farrar - a 19th century marquetry long case clock, the 30 hour movement (associated) striking on a bell, the 10" brass dial and the silver chapter ring with black Roman numerals signed Jonathon Farrar Fecit, the square topped hood to a bird and floral decorated trunk, 205cm high

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