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Click here to subscribeAssorted silver Flatware to include two pairs of Sugar Tongs, two 18th Century Table Spoons engraved with armorial's and bright cut decoration, a 19th Century Sugar Sifter, two fiddle pattern Mustard Spoons, a heavy fiddle pattern Table Fork, a "rat tail" Preserve Spoon, one further 18th Century "rat tail" Spoon and two Tea Spoons (12)
A small silver group to include scallop edge shaped Coaster (10cm), an early 20th Century novelty silver Beer Tankard, a pair of Menu Holders modelled as armorial crests with deer's heads upon scallop shells, a conical shaped clear glass and silver mounted Whiskey Tot (with label), a silver topped cut glass Table Requisite Jar and a novelty white metal tusk shaped Pepperette (7) CONDITION REPORT: Dish looks Ok, novelty Pepperette similar, Tankard looks OK, two Menu Holders very dark and tarnishes, circular topped silver Requisite Jar - the silver top has been pushed in slightly, conical shaped Tot Decanter appears in good general order overall.
A fine quality hallmarked silver rectangular Box and hinged Cover profusely decorated repousse style with foliate style scrolls and flower heads etc., gilded interior and engraved and dated presentation to hinged lid 30-1-34, 8cm wide, assayed Birmingham 1899 CONDITION REPORT: Inscription H G E From the Staff Braemar House 30-1-34
A heavy rectangular silver Box, raised foliate style border above an engine turned body and rectangular cartouche to the lid engraved with an armorial, 15cm wide, assayed Birmingham 1925, approx. 381g CONDITION REPORT: Generally very nice condition indeed, no major problems or repairs etc., although small ding to upper side lid top right hand side approx. 4cm higher than the lot number sticker, the inside appears also to be in good general order although some discolouration and tarnishing etc., as expected.
A heavy hallmarked silver Hot Water Jug high arched scrolling wooden handle (break to top) and the main barrel shaped body decorated repousse style with flower heads and 'C' scrolls and engraved with an armorial crest, 18cm high, makers mark REEB, assayed London 1808, total weight approx. 524g
A large and heavy late 17th Century style hallmarked silver lidded Tankard produced to mark the occasion of the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth 12th May 1937, given with the compliments of the Master, Wardens and Court of Assistance of The Clothworkers' Company, engraved with a coat of arms and the inscription "The Guilt of Francis and Mary Burton, 1684" presentation inscription also to underside and dated 1937, makers mark of Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London, assayed London 1837, approx. 20cm high (to tip of animal finial), approx. 1,125g, together with original card detailing the gift CONDITION REPORT: Apart from tarnishing as a result of the piece languishing in a cupboard for many years it appears to be in good original overall condition with no major problems apparent, comes together with original paperwork.There are no splits, repairs or significant damage to this item.
A Jewellery Box containing a variety of items include a hallmarked silver Lipstick Holder, Earrings, garnet Pendant, small silver Nail Buff and Toothbrush, 9 carat yellow gold Bar Brooch, a broken 9 carat yellow gold Watch Strap and a heavy yellow metal Band set with a green stone and one further small Ring set with a turquoise cabouchon
A hallmarked silver cased Hunter Fob Watch, white enamel dial signed JW Benson, London, together with one other Fob Watch, a cased Compass, a further Fob Watch within silver case, the dial with Arabic numerals and signed JW Benson, London and with subsidiary seconds hand and one other Pocket Watch, the dial signed WA Perry & Co., Cymrex, Birmingham (5)
A gentleman's steel Rolex Datejust automatic Oyster Perpetual Wristwatch, 36mm, model no. 116234, the silver dial signed and with diamond hour markers, the date appature at the 3 o' clock position, with white gold bezel and Oyster bracelet, sold with insurance valuation dated June 2016 (Martin & Co. Cheltenham) for £6,600, light scratches to steel otherwise appears in very good condition and good working order (not tested, no box or original paperwork), serial number J8777OY3
A hallmarked silver cased Eight-Day Travelling Clock, the lid and base with engine turned decoration and the lid with raised monogram 'RH', the French Clock with a bronze-coloured dial with Arabic numerals and luminous hands, the underside of the cover presentation engraved '9th February 1928', bears internal assay marks Birminghm 1927, 7.5 x 6cm wide
A boxed Royal Mint official London 2012 Olympic gold plated 5 Pound silver proof Coin together with a silver gilt Jersey 50 Pence commemorating the Diamond Jubilee in 2012, a Royal Mint boxed UK 5 Pound silver proof Coin commemorating the Christening of HRH Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana of Cambridge and one further boxed aluminium Commemorative (4)
A collection of over 45 vintage Fountain Pens including examples from the early 1900's, cased Pen and Pencil sets and a number of silver Yard O Led Propelling Pencils, also included are boxed Waterman's Ideal (c1910), Parker Lucky Curve (c1918), early 20th Century Wahl, Swan Leverless (c1930's), Parker Vest Pocket Duofold Pen and Pencil set (1930's), boxed Parker 51 Blue Diamond sterling silver cap Pen and Pencil set (c1942) and a further boxed Parker 51 Pen and Pencil set (c1950's), a boxed Parker 61 Consort with gold filled cap and sterling silver |Parker 75 Cisele, this collection also includes a large number of early Conway Stewart, Onoto, Wyvern and Mabie Todd, William IV silver Pencil and Victorian silver combo Pen/Pencil, six vintage Yard O Led silver Propelling Pencils (2 boxed) and a number of vintage Nibs in original boxes, all housed within a modern mahogany Collector's Cabinet with two doors enclosing two banks of sixteen short drawers and a small three drawer leather bound cabinet together with the Reference Manual "Fountain Pens of the World" by Andreas Lambrou
A 19th Century brass bound mahogany Vanity Case, cut glass Bottles and various requisites within two removable trays including Razors, Corkscrew, Nail File etc., the rectangular glass requisite box with pierced silver lid assayed London 1837, recessed handles and original Bramah lock, 32cm wide
A complete contemporary Deputy Lord Lieutenant's Uniform consisting of both No 1 and Mess Dress tunics and trousers by the military outfitters, Kashkett and Partners Ltd, the tunics with silver plate buttons; together with all their associated accessories (bar sword) for both uniforms including the silver and crimson coloured waist-sash with tassels, leather sword sling, two pairs of spurs, various belts and braces, three pairs of gloves et cetera and the cap by Herbert Johnson (2).
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