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Click here to subscribeA George III Silver Tankard, John Kidder, London 1784, no duty mark (pre 1st December), of baluster form with a ribbed band to the girth, with an S scroll handle, domed cover, heart thumbpiece and spreading foot, 20cm high, 22ozt See illustration Good overall condition, old traces of lacquer, no erasures,
An Edwardian Silver Butt or Place Marker, Andrew Barrett & Sons over striking another, London 1907, the plain rectangular case with hinged cover revealing the eight original numbered ivory markers, with a suspension loop, 5.25cm See illustration Good condition. Cover snaps back on well. Ivory all in good, but used, condition.
A George III English Provincial Silver Seal Box, James Barber, George Cattle II & William North, York 1825, plain circular, the cover engraved with a coat of arms, crest and motto, containing a wax seal, 6.5cm wide See illustrationDate letter cut through, wax in one piece, overall good.
A George V Silver Spirit Kettle, Stand and Burner, the kettle, William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1926, the stand Charles & Richard Comyns, in the Queen Anne style, with turned wooden handle and knop, 33cm high, 67ozt See illustrationHeavy gauge, a sharp crease on one side, a few very light bruises, swirl marks.
A George III Silver Hot Water Jug, Henry Chawner, London 1791, plain circular with a tapering body and reeded border, the hinged cover with an urn finial and raised on a circular pedestal foot, engraved with a coat of arms, 31cm high, 22oz 4dwt See illustration The arms are those of Maunsell quartering BarnetGood clean condition, clear marks,.
A Pair Cased Verge Pocket Watch, signed M Collingwood, Alnwick, No.465, 1830, gilt fusee verge movement signed and numbered, enamel Roman numeral chapter ring, outer border inscribed with a saying Keep Me Clean And Use Me Well And To You The Truth Will Tell, outer case with no hallmark, inside inner case back with maker's mark JH and a Birmingham hallmark, 56mm wide see illustration 17.02.17, Both cases with surface scratches, outer case with no maker's mark and no silver hallmark, enamel chapter with one small hairline crack, later hand, pendant bow is discoloured, movement in going order.
A Continental Silver and Cloisonne Enamel Egg, bears pseudo Russian marks, profusely decorated with polychrome enamel of stylised foliage on a matte gilt ground, the front with two hinged doors opening to reveal a carved hardstone bird on a stand, 16cm high, 589g all inOverall good condition, some minor flakes of enamel
A Pair of George III Silver Candlesticks, William Cafe, London 1768, the incurved hexagonal stems with spool shaped sockets and removable nozzles, on a shaped spreading foot, 26cm high, 34ozt all in See illustration Good overall condition, softened edges from polishing as expected, nozzles marked but marks worn, likely to be Cafe marks but worn.
An American Silver Castle Top Card Case, unmarked, probably Leonard & Wilson, circa 1850, rounded rectangular, embossed with a view of a castle, tree and lake, the other side with a view of a castle upon a hill, 9cm long, 52gGood condition, good detail and crisp. Engraved with a name.
An English Provincial Silver Tea Service, James Barber & William North, York 1836/37/38, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, of plain cylindrical form with acanthus capped handles and a floral knop to the teapot, and raised on four cast shell and scroll feet, the teapot 15cm high, 43ozt See illustrationA few bruises to the creamer, otherwise good overall condition.
A William IV Silver Tea Service, Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London 1836, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, each with an embossed border and raised on four shell capped feet, the teapot 16cm high, with an associated pair of sugar tongs, 45ozt all inTarnished, good overall condition, light surface marks, marks clear, nice gauge.
A Belgian Silver Oil and Vinegar Stand, Greek warrior head mark for Mons, 1831-1869, in the French Empire style, with a gadrooned border, two bottle frames with frond supports, a central carry handle and raised on four ball and claw feet, with two cut glass cruets with stoppers, 33cm high, 20ozt excluding cruets See illustrationSilver in good condition, bottles with a few very minor marks, overall good,l
A Group of Three Silver Vinaigrettes Comprising: Edward Smith, Birmingham 1864, rectangular with a shaped profile and bright cut decoration; Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1840, with engine turned decoration and reeded sides; John Lilly, Birmingham 1833, rectangular with a cast border and engine turned decoration, 3cm wide, 52g
A George III Silver Twin-Handled Cup, Joseph Angell I & John Angell I, London 1794, the body chased with oak leaves and acorns, with naturalistic branch form twin handles, engraved with a coat of arms, crest and motto, on a pedestal base cashed with roses and thistles, 19cm high, 23ozt Rubbed marks, inscriptions a little worn but mostly good, a good gauge, gilt interior poor.
A George III Part Service of Silver Table Flatware, Paul Storr, London 1815/16/17, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, mostly crested, comprising: tablespoons (11), table forks (11), dessert forks (10), dessert spoons (7), serving spoon, teaspoon, 100ozt all in See illustrationMany pieces worn, tines worn and uneven, makers mark not clear on a large number of items.
A George IV Silver Snuff Box, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1828, rounded rectangular with bands of engraved decoration and a floral thumbpiece, 7cm wide; Another, Gervase Wheeler, Birmingham, date letter worn, rounded rectangular, the cover with engraved strapwork and engine turned border, 7.5cm wide, 147g all in (2)Some minor bruises but overall good.
A Diamond Star Brooch, an old cut diamond within a border of smaller old cut diamonds to twelve radial arms set with graduated old cut diamonds in white collet and claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 7.80 carat approximately, measures 5cm in diameter see illustration The brooch has been previously valued for insurance for £15,000 on 21st September 2015. The brooch is in good condition. The insurance document states the brooch tests as 15 carat gold and silver and in our opinion it would test as silver fronted gold. It fastens with a pin and locking c-catch which is removable by a screw fitting with key. The clasp appears later. The principle diamond measures 7.1mm x 6.60mm x 4.3mm approximately, estimated diamond weight 1.30 carat. The approximate qualities of the diamonds are; colour G/H/I, clarity VS2/SI1. Gross weight 20.8 grams. Condition Report made 2nd February 2017.
A Silver Mounted Ivory Tankard, German 19th Century, the silver stamped 935, in the 17th century German style, the body carved in high relief depicting cavalry and foot soldiers engaged in battle, the hinged cover chased with fruit and foliage, with a scroll handle and oval foot, 29cm high overall, the ivory 17.5cm high See illustration Silver in good condition - the interior gilt. The ivory carved almost paper thin, some very fine hairlines, some very small areas of loss. Overall the ivory is in good condition and retains a great amount of detail.
Ivan Tarratt; A Hallmarked Silver Brooch, of stylised design, bearing facsimile signature, "Ernest A Blyth", together with "925" and other rings, cross pendant on chain, brooches, hallmarked silver cross pendant on chain, brooches, hallmarked silver bangle, a hallmarked silver engine turned pencil, openface pocketwatch etc.
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