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Click here to subscribeA Georgian tortoise shell toothpick box, inlaid throughout with gold leaf details, 9.6cm wide; an Edwardian silver vesta case, probably Joseph Gloster, Birmingham, 1902, of shaped rectangular form, flat-chased with leaves and monogram, 20.3g; and spoons, various makers, London & Sheffield, 1847 & 1944, comprising: a teaspoon and a Fiddle Shell pattern condiment spoon, 36g in total
A pair of French silver-mounted glass claret jugs, 925 standard, each ovoid glass body etched with leaf bands, applied with a silver neck and collar with conforming decoration, further applied with pierced and flat-chased scrolling mounts, on a spreading base with bead border, leaf-capped strap handle and domed hinged cover with floral finial, 29.5cm high approx. (2)
A 19th century silver plated spoon warmer by Mappin Brothers, 222 Regent Street & London-Bridge in the form of a nautilus shell with hinged lid detailed with incised hogs head devices, presented upon a rocky ground base with further embossed scalloped shell detail, 15 cm tall approx together with a further 19th century silver plated spoon warmer in the form of a cracked egg adorned with a seated bird, flanked by foliate and floral detail, stamped to underside Philip Ashbury & Sons, Sheffield, 18 cm tall approx (2)
A marcasite and silver brooch, of floral bouquet form; a silver and enamelled clip, engraved "Fred"; a hardstone and marcasite brooch, in sterling silver; an enamelled and paste butterfly brooch, in silver; a marcasite and gem-set crucifix pendant; an amethyst pendant, of Celtic design, in sterling silver; various silver and white metal charms, cufflinks, earrings, etc; and various coinage
A George V silver and tortoise shell dresser set, W.G Sothers & Co., Birmingham, 1919 - 1921, comprising: a hand mirror, two hair brushes, two clothes brushes and two glass containers, each tortoise shell handle inlaid with silver swag cartouche, mounted with a name or initialled; and a gilt and black lacquered pen tray (8)
A pair of Scottish silver sauce ladles, John Sutter, Edinburgh, 1827, Fiddle pattern, 62.6g in total; a Victorian silver Fiddle pattern condiment spoon, Josiah Williams & Co., Exeter, 1868, initialled, 20.6g; a Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoon, Josiah Williams & Co., London, 1885, with inscription, 75.2g; a cased Christening set, Sheffield, 1922, comprising: a spoon and a fork, 72.6g in total; six silver coffee spoons, London, 1920, 61.8g in total; a cased Victorian silver Christening set, Birmingham, 1860, comprising: a fork, a knife and a spoon; six silver-handled fruit knives; etc
A pair of William IV silver Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern condiment spoons, William Eaton, London, 1834, 50.2g in total; four Danish silver teaspoons, each with shaped flared handle, 60.2g in total; and a set of six George V silver Shell pattern coffee spoons, Sheffield, 1912, 66.8g in total (12)
A cased Victorian 15ct gold brooch, the central star motif set with an old-cut diamond; a hardstone and shell inset swivel pendant, depicting birds; a tiger's eye ring; and seven various charms, of varying design, in silver and metal, enamelled; a cubic zirconia ring, in 9ct white and yellow gold, etc
A collection of silver plated wares to include a four piece electroplated tea set with chased garland cartouches to include a teapot, hot water pot, two handled lidded sugar basin and milk jug together with various silver plated trophy cups/goblets, cruet, a quantity of cutlery, etc
A Victorian leather clad travelling vanity case with folding and flush fitting brass handle, the hinged top revealing a falling lid accommodating a mirror, enclosing an antique worked ivory shoe horn and steel scissors set beside a further felt lined fitted interior accommodating a glass bottle and further jars with silver plated caps, ivory handled manicure set, hairbrush, etc
A George V silver-mounted cut-glass scent bottle, indecipherable maker's mark, London, 1922, the tapering square cut-glass body decorated with printies, 23cm high approx.; a silver compact, Birmingham, 1963, of circular form, with engine-turned decoration and initialled; etc
An enamelled silver miniature carriage clock, Asprey, with import marks for London, 1915, the rectangular case with purple guilloche enamel and integral stepped feet, the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, case numbered 5839, contained in the original fitted leather bound case, 6.5cm high approx.
An assortment of silver plated and other cutlery to include serving spoons, dinner forks, other spoons, etc together with napkin rings, miniature trophy cups, etc, also together with a hammered pewter caddy in the Art Nouveau style, with hinged looping lid, three small silver items (displayed behind cabinet opposite)
An Irish silver milk jug, Charles Lambe, Dublin, 1894, the globular body with gadroon decoration, shell, leaf and gadroon rim, applied with a strap handle, 297.2g; an Irish silver bowl, Charles Lambe, Dublin, 1915, of circular form, highlighted with beaded rim and details, on three hoof feet, 166.2g; an Irish silver two-handled sugar bowl, Dublin, possibly 1805, the oval body with flat-chased scrolling leaf border, 204.2g; a pair of Victorian silver candlesticks, Sheffield, 1886, highlighted with gadroon bands, loaded; a cased set of six silver napkin rings, Sheffield, 1918, each numbered, 204.6g in total; etc
Silver plated wares to include a cased set of fish cutlery, cased butter knives together with a lidded serving tureen of rounded rectangular form with beaded borders, a two divisional lidded serving dish of rounded form, shallow dishes, a matching silver plated teapot, two handled sugar basin and milk jug together with a similar hot water pot, etc
PROVENANCE: The following three lots have been owned by the same family and brought to the UK before WWII. A North Thai on Laos, Ayatthaya style gold figure of Buddha Shakyamuni, tests as 18ct gold, seated in Virasang on an unmarked silver,(tests as), shaped base, high right hand in bhumisparshamudra, the left on his lap wearing a diaphanous cloak, his face with serene expression, aquiline nose, elongated earlobes, curled hairdress and usnisha, the latter surmounted by a finial, 11.2 cm high approx. including base
An Edwardian silver dressing table box, Stuart Clifford & Co., London, 1908, of circular form, the hinged tortoise shell cover with inlaid silver and mother-of-pearl details, gilt interior, 58.7g; and a silver heart-shaped snuff box, marks worn, chased with scrolls, leaves and flowers (2)
A cased Edwardian silver fish server set, Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1903, with flat-chased scrolling leaf and floral decoration, with composition handles; a George V silver ashtray, Sheffield, 1919, of plain circular form, the rim with inscription "Well played! 21st December 1921", 125g; and a silver souvenir spoon, Chester, 1907, the bowl engraved "Marlow", with bird finial to handle, 16.4g (3)
A substantial silver plated on brass drinks tray with central incised detail and heavily fan embossed border with looping handles terminating in acanthus sprigs, 44 x 70 cm approx together with a silver plated footed shallow bowl and a silver plated dish of oval form with pierced border
A pair of George II silver salt cellars, indecipherable maker's mark, London, possibly 1749, each of bulbous form, on three hoof feet, 120.4g in total; two Georgian silver Old English pattern condiment spoons, indecipherable marks, one with bright-cut decoration, both with crest, 24.6g in total; and a Victorian silver salt cellar, London, 1895, of circular form, on three ball feet, 15.8g (5)
A George V silver and tortoise shell easel back picture frame, E J Clewley & Co., Chester, 1912, of plain rectangular form, 13cm high; a George V silver easel back picture frame, Birmingham, of plain rectangular form, 14.8cm high; an Edwardian silver-mounted glass ink well, Birmingham, 1905, of globular ribbed form; and a cased set of six George V silver Old English pattern coffee spoons, 32.6g in total (4)
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