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Click here to subscribeLate Victorian multi-gem butterfly pendant / brooch with rose cut diamonds, rubies, blue sapphires and half pearls in silver and gold setting with detachable brooch mount, in original fitted box, 40mm CONDITION REPORT Good original condition with no obvious damage or repairs, a few of the coloured stones are possibly synthetic. Total gross weight approximately 15.1 grams
Selection of Victorian silver fiddle pattern flatware, including six dinner forks, six dessert forks, six dessert spoons and a tablespoon, some with engraved monograms (various dates and makers). All at approximately 37ozs, tablespoon 22.5cm overall length (19) CONDITION REPORT The six dessert forks have no engraving, all other pieces have same monogram
Two Georgian paste set pendants, each designed as a flower-head cluster, one set with pink paste stones and the other with yellow paste stones, both in silver closed back setting, 35mm drop CONDITION REPORT Both in very good condition with wear commensurate with age, 35mm drop x 18mm wide. Approximately 3.5 grams each
Two pairs of William IV silver decanter labels with shell and foliate borders marked - Port and Sherry and one other smaller marked - Ginger (1834 / 1835 / 1836), Taylor & Perry, together with one other cast and pierced Sherry label (unmarked), four matching labels 5cm across (6)
Early George pair V silver novelty salt and pepper in the form of owls with glass eyes and turn-off bases (Chester 1912), maker - J.C.V., 5cm overall height (2) CONDITION REPORT General wear and slight loss of detail to both, salt with slight horizontal split above makers mark; slight damage/cracks to left glass eye. Otherwise ok
Unusual Victorian silver novelty trophy in the form of a knight or paladin chess piece, engraved - Oxford University Chess Team 1890 (Birmingham 1889), 6cm overall height. N.B. Oxford University Chess Club was founded in 1869 and is the oldest University Chess Club in the United Kingdom. Possibly presented to members of the team that played Cambridge in the annual Varsity Match 1890 CONDITION REPORT Plinth with some distoration/buckling to edge, dent to left front edge of plinth. Overall wear and some loss of definition including to inscription and assay marks
Set of six William IV silver fiddle pattern dessert forks with engraved initials (London 1833), William Cripps, together with a selection of miscellaneous Georgian and later flatware, a caddy spoon and a napkin ring (various dates and makers), 30ozs weighable silver, dessert forks 17cm overall length (qty)
Good quality contemporary silver limited edition 'Westminster Abbey Jubilee Cup' of cylindrical form, with silver gilt stem modelled as a heraldic lion, commissioned by the Dean and Chapter to commemorate the Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II in 1977, no. 668 of a limited edition of 750, in a fitted case (London 1977), Aurum. All at approximately 14ozs, 18.5cm overall height
20th century White Star Line silver plated pedestal dish of fluted form, on an oval foot with engraved pennant, underside stamped - Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company RD 451002, together with an Elkington Plate toothpick holder, underside stamped - White Star Line, Elkington date letter Z for 1911, dish 27cm across (2) CONDITION REPORT The toothpick holder is stamped to the underside - 'White Star Line'. There is no engraved pennant readily visible, although there is a shadow of another mark on the foot opposite 'White Star Line'. See images
Pair diamond earrings, each leaf-shaped panel of pavé set brilliant cut diamonds in white gold (18ct) setting, 11.8mm x 7.3mm CONDITION REPORT Each earring has approximately thirty-eight brilliant cut diamonds measuring approximately 1mm diameter each, very good condition, modern London hallmarks. Fittings for pierced ears, silver butterfly clips. Total gross weight approximately 2 grams
Unusual heavy gauge contemporary silver three piece tea set, comprising large teapot of flared cylindrical form, hand-beaten finish, carved wooden scroll handle and hinged domed cover with turned wooden finial (Sheffield 1949), sponsor's mark for City of Norwich School of Arts & Crafts, together with matching sugar and cream with same but later sponsor's mark (Sheffield 1952). All at approximately 42ozs, teapot 28cm across CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good. Some minor denting and surface scratching. No signs of major damage or repair. Marks clear
Edwardian tortoiseshell photograph frame of shaped rectangular form, with silver mounts and circular photograph aperture, mahogany easel back (London 1907), together with a 1920s tortoiseshell and silver frame of shaped oval form, with velvet easel back (Birmingham 1926), maker - H. & A., rectangular frame 12cm overall height (2) CONDITION REPORT Rectangular frame - overall condition good, silver mounts have minor surface denting and scratching. Maker's mark rubbed but other marks clear. Tortoiseshell good - some surface marks. Top left hand corner behind silver is damaged and securing pin exposed, bottom left hand corner is cracked. Mahogany back has some wear and slightly distorted at base where it meets tortoiseshell, 12cm high x 10.2cm wide. Oval frame - general condition good. Silver mounts - minor surface denting and scratching. One securing pin missing. One other may have been replaced. Marks clear. Tortoiseshell good. Interior backing dirty. Exterior velvet worn. Hinge loose, probably a replacement, 12.5cm high x 7cm max width
Collection of seven Victorian and later silver and white metal mounted scent bottles, including one double-ended ruby glass scent / smelling salts, another cut ruby glass bottle, one Bristol blue, one silver encased (Birmingham 1900) and two others, double-ended scent 13cm overall length (qty)
Contemporary silver limited edition 'The Lifeboat Bowl' of circular form, with silver gilt centre depicting the rescue of the crew of the 'St. George' of Douglas Isle of Man on 30th November 1830, made by order of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution to commemorate their one hundred and fiftieth anniversary in 1974, no. 582 of a limited edition of 750, in a fitted case (London 1975), Aurum. All at approximately 11ozs, 19.8cm diameter
Selection of miscellaneous Edwardian and later silver including two-handled dish with Art Nouveau-style floral decoration (London 1904), Carrington & Co., late Edwardian novelty inkwell or mustard in the form of a saucepan (Birmingham 1910), 1930s silver snuff box with engine-turned decoration (Birmingham 1933), pair contemporary silver bell candlesticks (Birmingham 1957) and a contemporary square silver photograph frame (Birmingham 1957), approximately 8ozs weighable silver, two-handled bowl 16cm across handles (6)
Early 20th century French cameo art glass vase of tapering form, decorated with trees in landscape, signed - Muller Fres Luneville, 17.5cm high CONDITION REPORT Numerous small chips and remains of cement to collar presumably from having a silver collar mount at one time - now missing. Otherwise the vase is in good order
Collection of six Georgian and later silver caddy spoons, including shell bowl with thread pattern handle (London 1806), maker's mark rubbed, shell bowl with plain handle (London 1807), Elizabeth Morley, shell and heart terminal with engraved initial (London 1817), Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne, bright cut decoration and fluted bowl (London 1826), Joseph Taylor, rural scene with child and rabbit terminal, possibly Dutch (Import marks for Sheffield 1900) and a contemporary silver right hand (Sheffield 1975), maker - F. M., together with a silver sifter spoon with pierced bowl and coin handle (Import marks for Chester 1901). All at approximately 5ozs, sifter spoon 10.5cm overall length (8)
Victorian diamond and pearl pendant / brooch with a central pearl measuring approximately 6.8mm diameter, surrounded by a two tiered border of old cut diamonds in silver collet setting, on gold galleried back with detachable brooch fitting. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 3 carats, 25mm diameter CONDITION REPORT Very good condition. Pearl has not been tested for natural origin and therefore might be cultured and it is for the buyer to form their own opinion. It is not being sold as natural. Pearl measures approximately 6.6mm - 6.8mm diameter, pearl has a good lustre. There are creases / cracks to the surface, it shows pink and green tones. The diamonds are old cut stones of varying colour and clarity, approximately 3mm diameter, the back of the setting shows minor areas of lead solder, possibly applied during manufacture. Total gross weight approximately 8.7 grams
George III silver fiddle pattern basting spoon with engraved monogram (London 1817), maker - R. R., a pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles, same engraved monogram (London 1864), George Adams and five Victorian provincial silver fiddle pattern teaspoons (Exeter 1842), John Stone. All at approximately 11ozs, basting spoon 30cm overall length (8)
Victorian silver goblet with bright cut decoration and slender stem on flared circular foot (Sheffield 1897), James Dixon & Son, together with a 1920s silver sugar caster with faceted body and pierced cover (Birmingham 1929), Adie Bros. All at approximately 14ozs, goblet 22cm overall height (2)
Selection of 20th century silver including sauce boat, oval and circular dishes and other items (various dates and makers), together with a Georgian silver cream jug (London 1807), John Eames and one other (London 1821). All at approximately 17.5ozs, Eames cream jug 12cm across (qty)
Collection of novelty silver including a miniature table (Import mark Chester 1900), a miniature chair (Import mark London 1901), George IV caddy spoon (London 1829), Chinese silver rickshaw with one wheel (Wang Hing circa 1900), Victorian silver folding fruit knife (Sheffield 1857) and a rattle in the form of a donkey, possibly South American or Mexican (unmarked). All at approximately 3ozs, fruit knife 15cm open (qty)
Late Victorian silver seven piece condiment set, comprising mustard of lobed form, with bead border, frosted glass liner, scroll handle and hinged domed cover with urn finial, on four ball feet, four matching salts, two peppers and four condiment spoons in a fitted case (London 1894 / 1896 and 1902), possibly Henry Wilkinson & Co. Ltd. All at approximately 10ozs, mustard 7.5cm overall height
Late Victorian silver two-handled rose bowl of cauldron form, with bands of concave decoration and similar rim, two scroll handles, on circular foot (London 1900), James Wakely & Frank Wheeler. All at approximately 62ozs, 39.5cm across handles CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good. Some minor surface wear and light scratching. No visible signs of major damage or repair but may have had engraving removed. Marks clear
George III silver mustard pot of cylindrical form, with pierced foliate decoration, scroll handle and hinged domed cover with pierced thumb piece, blue glass liner lacking (London 1768), together with one other of oval form, with engraved foliate decoration, reeded borders and handle, with blue glass liner (London 1792), maker - A. D. All at approximately 7ozs, oval mustard 9.5cm across (2)
A Late 19th Century Diamond Set Foliate Brooch having Centre Cluster, Crescent Shaped Panel and Articulated Pear Shaped Drop (Now on 18ct White Gold Chain) Brooch Set with 53 Diamonds (3.43mct Approx, SI, I/J/K. PRV Gross Weight 15.09gms). Drop Pendant with 10 Old Cushion Cut Diamonds (2.57mct Approx, SI, I/J/K. Gross Weight 4.24gms) Mount of 15ct Gold and Silver.
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