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Click here to subscribeA CHARLES II SILVER LIDDED TANKARD of cylindrical form standing on three cast legs in the form of pomegranates and leaves, the body engraved with acanthus leaves flanking an engraved cartouche of a winged eagle, hinged lid with matched engraving and cast thumb piece in the form of two berries and double 'C' scroll handle, York 1678-9, maker's mark conjoined M.B. possibly for Marmaduke Best, 18cm high, 20.0 troy oz
A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, rectangular shaped with engine turned decoration, 8cm long, London 1797 by Cornelius Bland; a cased pair of silver mounted cheroot holders; two further cheroot holders; a silver mounted leather stamp holder; a burr wood cigarette case and a glass lamp shade
A SILVER FANCY-LINK BRACELET, composed of crossover wirework links with bead terminals, with London import marks, signed DSD for Danish Silver Designs, 19cm long, together with a Danish silver baton-link bracelet, stamped '925S Denmark' and signed AJ, also with London import marks, a silver curb-link bracelet with padlock clasp, a hinged ropetwist bangle, a cabochon malachite dress ring, a fob watch, and further items
A PAIR OF SILVER SUGAR NIPS with scrolled arms and shell shaped grips, c.1760 by Thomas Green of Dublin, 12cm long; a pair of 'Andiron' sugar nips, early 18th Century, 13cm long; and a pair of sugar tongs with pierced and engraved arms and shell and grips by Hester Bateman c.1785-90, 3.6 troy oz (3)
A SET OF SIX SILVER ROCOCO TEASPOONS with cast handles depicting a putto holding a wreath and shell and scroll back bowls, c.1760-65 by Thomas & William Chawner, 11cm long; and a set of six silver bright cut and shell bowled teaspoons c.1775 by George Smith, lion and maker's mark only, 6 troy oz (12)
A PAIR OF SILVER HANOVARIAN PATTERN TABLESPOONS with shell and scroll backs, London 1755-6 by William Turner, 21cm long; a Hanovarian and scroll back spoon, London 1749-50, probably by Robert Perth; and a Hanovarian shell back spoon, London 1738-9 by Marmaduke Daintrey, 8.9 troy oz (3)
A PAIR OF SILVER SERVING SPOONS, Birmingham 1938 in fitted case; a set of six silver bean and coffee spoons, cased; six Georgian silver Old English pattern teaspoons; a pair of sugar tongs; and two Chinese silver presentation teaspoons for Kowloon Bowling Green Club, 1900, (qty)
A SILVER CELTIC POINT SPICE LADLE with plain handle and drilled bowl, 14cm long, Sheffield 1787-8 by Fenton, Cheswick & Co; a pair of Old English pattern salt spoons c.1775, London possibly by Walter Tweedie, with armorials; a pair by Mary Chawner, one by George Smith; an Edinburgh oar end salt spoon by Jonathan Millidge and an Irish cream ladle with bright cut decoration by Carden Terry (8)
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