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Click here to subscribeA collection of Hornby Dublo including Silver King locomotive and tender, D1 Island Platform (boxed), D1 Through Station (boxed), D1 Signal Cabin (boxed), D3 Junction Signal (boxed), D1 Level Crossing (boxed), ED3 Junction signal (boxed), two battery control units (boxed), various track, carriages, etc.
A box of glassware to include a silver lidded dressing table jar and a pierced silver trinket dish, various drinking glasses, etc, a box containing a Bentima oak cased mantel clock and a Warmink mantel clock, together with a box of miscellaneous china, glass and cutlery to include Colclough dinner and tea wares, etc (3)
A silver mounted claret jug, the collar inscribed "Presented to Francis on the Occasion of his Retirement from the Kelsey Industries .... 4.3.1986", together with a pair of Czechoslovakian cut glass brandy balloons, eight cut glass hock glasses, and a small glass decanter and stopper etched with the inials "WH"
A Dunhill suitcase, a tripod, and a box containing a collection of plated and other items to include a white metal Continental pedestal bowl of oval form, a candelabra, a pair of spill vases, a small silver candlestick, beakers, etc., together with a set of four circa 1900 brass panels
A late Victorian silver sugar box of oval form with half gadrooned decoration flanked by two ring handles (by Charles Boynton, London 1897), an Edwardian silver brandy warmer with ivory handle, and a silver brandy funnel CONDITION REPORTS Sugar box has general wear and scuffs, rubbing to hallmarks, some small knocks and dents. Funnel has some rubbing, minor knocks and dents Warmer has wear and some dents, and yellowing/browning to handle.
An Edwardian silver desk stand with two cut glass ink wells on silver tray (by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1906), 6.55 oz CONDITION REPORTS Tray : one of the oval holders for the glass ink well has missing rivet so holder is currently loose, generally with some wear and scufs and a few minor knocks and dents. One ink well with large chip to foot rim and some smaller chips to top rim. Other ink well appears to be sound, with just some minor frits to the top rim. Aperture to the silver tops to the top of the glass ink wells approx. 8 mm diameter, aperture to top of glass ink well is approx. 2.2 cm across (internally).
A late Victorian silver sugar box of squash form, raised on four lion paw feet (by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1899), and a set of four Edwardian baluster shaped peppers (by Deacon & Francis Ltd., Birmingham 1903) CONDITION REPORTS Wear and scuffs. Sugar box has quite a few large dents and some squashing and mis-shaping. Peppers have some wear, and rubbing to hallmarks, some denting, and one has pronounced denting/marks/hammering.
Two Georgian tablespoons, two Victorian tablespoons, a set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons (by John & Henry Lias, London 1843, a set of four William IV silver fiddle pattern teaspoons (by William Woodman, Exeter 1833), a set of three George I silver Old English pattern dessert spoons (by Hall Hanet, London 1723) two similar teaspoons, and a later teaspoon, and a plated tablespoon CONDITION REPORTS Total weight approx 22.5 ozt. Various wear, denting, some mis-shaping, some damage, including one teaspoon split/broken.
A pair of Edwardian pierced oval salts raised on reeded oval bases (by Haseler Bros., London 1905), and a set of four Victorian silver open salts of oval form with semi-reeded decoration (by William Gibson & John L. Langman, Sheffield 1888) CONDITION REPORTS One blue liner broken, chipped and glued. All silver items have some wear and scuffs, minor dents. The set of four salts bear a hogshead emblem to the side.
An Edwardian silver sauce boat in the early Georgian taste raised on three paw feet (by Mappin & Webb, London 1904), an Edwardian silver oval lidded mustard of plain form (by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1901), and a Victorian pierced silver mustard of drum form with plain silver lid and pierced thumb piece (by Edward & John Barnard, London 1856) CONDITION REPORTS All have wear, scuffs, some small dents. Blue liners chipped, and the circular liner is broken and glued.
An Edwardian silver sauce boat of twin handled and twin spout form, with gadrooned edge set on a matching saucer (by Barker Bros, Chester 1906), a modern silver rose bowl, a Victorian silver cauldron salt (London 1873), four silver plated napkin rings, a small silver salt spoon, two plated mustard spoons, and two plated salt spoons
An Edwardian pierced silver bonbon dish of oval form (Birmingham 1909), a small silver sauce boat (Birmingham 1946), a silver menu holder, three silver napkin rings, a silver backed hairbrush, a pierced silver bonbon silver dish with loaded base, a silver flower head pin dish by Mappin & Webb, etc.
A box containing "War Planes, a card game for aircraft spotters" with instruction booklet, a small collection of early 20th Century embroidered postcards to include 1917, a brass Royal Artillery cap badge, a silver table fork, a mustard spoon, various plated wares, sundry china, two walking sticks, two prints, and two toilet jugs
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