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Lot 61

Two silver oval easel back photograph frames, one by Mappin & Webb; together with another silver photograph frame; five silver spoons; and a fork.

Lot 62

A silver photograph frame, stamped 950, with embossed decoration and easel back, aperture 23 x 17.8cm.

Lot 63

A set of six silver Old English pattern table forks, by JD WD, Sheffield 1915, 470g.

Lot 64

A set of six George III silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, by Eley Fearn & Chawner, London 1812, 212g. Condition Report: engraved crest to terminals

Lot 65

A silver Old English pattern caddy spoon, by Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham 1959; together with eight other items of silver cutlery, 164g.

Lot 66

A quantity of silver fiddle pattern flatware, various makers and dates, 777g.

Lot 67

Six Georgian silver Old English pattern table forks and five similar dessert forks, different dates and makers but matching crests to terminals, 570g.

Lot 68

A set of six pairs of Victorian silver fish knives and forks, by Martin, Hall & Co., with engraved decoration and ivory handles. (12)

Lot 69

A set of six silver soup spoons, by John Sanderson & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1947, 450g.

Lot 7

A continental cut glass and silver swan dish, stamped 925, 13cm long.

Lot 70

A pair of Victorian silver fish servers, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1853.

Lot 71

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, by William Eley I, London 1795, 101g.

Lot 72

A George III silver Old English pattern stuffing spoon, by George Smith III and William Fearn, London 1796, 28cm, 96g. Condition Report: engraved crest to terminal.

Lot 73

A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1895, 152g.

Lot 75

A cased set of twelve silver RSPB teaspoons, by John Pinches Ltd, London 1975, each decorated with a gilt bird, 329g.

Lot 77

An Edwardian silver pedestal bowl, by Alfred Marston, Birmingham 1910, with shaped rim, 10cm diameter; together with a silver engine turned cigarette case, with gilt interior; a Scottish George IV silver sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1825; a cased silver egg cup, (lacking spoon), and a cased set of spoons, 285.9g weighable.

Lot 78

A quantity of silver smalls, to include; three silver photo frames; a silver circular box and various silver condimemts, 288g weighable.

Lot 79

Three Indian silver items, comprising: a circular bowl, stamped 925, engraved with elephants; and two circular dishes, one stamped 925, both 12.5cm diameter, 194g; together with a Brazilian hardwood and silver mounted casket, 13.5cm wide. (4)

Lot 8

A cased silver three piece cruet set, by William Suckling Ltd., with two spoons, in a Harrods case, 206.9g

Lot 80

A small quantity of silver, to include: a photograph frame; a heart shaped box; three napkin rings; five various spoons; and two Eastern metal coins inset dishes, 185.4g weighable.

Lot 81

A silver heart shaped easel back photograph frame; together with another silver circular small photograph frame; two silver bladed mother of pearl folding fruit knives; three silver teaspoons; a silver fork; a silver and blue guilloche enamel case; and another mother of pearl folding knife.

Lot 82

A small group of silver, comprising: a silver posy vase; a set of four bright cut teaspoons; a pusher; and a mother of pearl handled butter knife, 126.3g.

Lot 83

A mixed group of silver, to include: a silver mounted cut glass scent bottle; a napkin ring, (a.f.); nine spoons, (one in case); sugar tongs; etc, 205.9g weighable

Lot 84

An engine turned silver three piece brush set, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1956, comprising two hair brushes and hand mirror; together with another silver backed hair brush.

Lot 85

A silver and tortoiseshell five piece dressing table set, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1915, comprising: a rectangular tray, 31.5cm wide; three smaller trays/dishes; and a jar cover.

Lot 86

Fine various silver mounted glass jars and bottles.

Lot 87

A silver card tray, by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd., Birmingham 1931, with presentation inscription, on three scroll feet, 15.5cm diameter; together with a silver napkin ring; and a continental silver tripod strainer, 224.4g.

Lot 9

A George IV silver twin handled sugar bowl and matching cream jug, maker's mark rubbed, London 1821, with scroll handles, fluted sides and cast rims, 723.3g, (repair to jug). (2)

Lot 91

A small quantity of silver plate, to include: a pair of candlesticks, two bottle coasters; a cocktail shaker; and a continental vase. PLEASE NOTE: THE COCKTAIL SHAKER AND THE CONTINENTAL VASE ARE WITHDRAWN.

Lot 93

A small quantity of silver plate, to include: various boxed sets; and a three piece teaset.

Lot 95

A carton of silver plate, to include an Old Sheffield plate wine cooler; another pair of candlesticks etc.

Lot 99A

A shelf of silver plate; to include a cut glass claret jug; a cut glass ice bucket with plated mounts; a twin bottle stand; and a pair of dwarf candlesticks.

Lot 11

A cased set of twelve silver and enamel cocktail forks, by Garrard & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1961, each terminal decorated with a playing card, 8.7cm long.

Lot 124

A Baume & Mercier silver gilt and blue guilloche enamel conical pendant watch, case no 7254, 2.3cm Condition Report: Overall condition is good, with minor scratching to exterior and glass. The dial appears fairly clean with minor scratching and discolouration to centre. However the winder is missing. Not tested, will require attention.

Lot 13

A William IV silver twin handled sugar bowl, by B.C, London 1837, 396g. Condition Report: engraved initials.

Lot 138

An 18ct gold wedding band, engraved with starbursts, 4.1g; together with a 15ct gold bar brooch; and a silver and enamel butterfly brooch. (3)

Lot 139

A silver ingot pendant on a silver rope twist chain; together with a a silver cricket medallion; four other items of jewellery. [7]

Lot 14

A Victorian silver twin handled porringer, by Harris Brothers, London 1895,12cm diameter, 260g,

Lot 140

A contemporary silver torque, by R L M; together with another metal wire collar, with free form pendant.

Lot 140A

An M Theresa silver coin; together with two rings and another metal object

Lot 142

A vintage sterling silver petrol lighter, decorated oval plaque of race horses, 6cm. Condition Report: stamped sterling silver

Lot 1421

A small quantity of 19th century and later Wedgwood and Adams jasperware, to include a silver mounted jug.

Lot 146

A menagerie of silver and other animal brooches. [12]

Lot 147

A flock of bird brooches, to include a silver owl; a silver bird of paradise; and six others. [8]

Lot 1484

A mixed lot, to include: a 19th century silver mounted cut glass condiment bottle; a small quantity of late 18th century English blue and white tea bowls and saucers; a pair of papier-mache dolls; and a riding crop.

Lot 149

A selection of various brooches, silver, marcasite and other. [15]

Lot 15

A pair of George II silver sauce boats, maker's mark rubbed, London 1752, of generous size with scroll handle and shell feet, crested, 880g. (2)

Lot 150

A small quantity of silver and other bracelets set stones; together with an ethnic necklace. [10]

Lot 1509

A Victorian Royal Hussars dress sword and leather scabbard, by Wilkinson, inscribed 'FW Stanley' and numbered 36902. Condition Report: Overall condition is good, however the hilt/grip has lost 3-4 bands of silver thread but the fish skin is intact. The handguard is tarnished. The blade is tarnished in several places. The scabbard, whilst intact, is scuffed/nicked, with split stitching and the metal tip is tarnished. Measurements: Blade 88.5cm x 3cm (max).

Lot 154

A collection of silver and other metal earrings, to include a pair of hummingbirds.

Lot 130

A harlequin silver coffee set by Charles Edwards, London, dates vary from 1903 to 1922, comprising coffee pot, two milk jugs and sugar basins, all repoussé decorated with scrolling handles (5)

Lot 131

A silver rose bowl by Albert Edward Jones, Chester 1922, the repoussé body with a rim and foot of pierced foliate motifs, raised on a spreading circular foot 14½ x 19cm (5 x 7in)

Lot 132

The Duchess of Sutherland's Cripple Guild, an electroplated bowl and cover, the repoussé decorated body and cover with turned finial, together with an oval electroplate bowl with reeded edge, both with stamped marks The Guild originated in 1898 as The Potteries and Newcastle Cripples Guild. It was set up by Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland, a society beauty and social reformer. The Guild's aims were originally to provide medical treatment to children and to instruct children in a trade or craft. Originally artificial flowers, baskets and photograph frames were made, and boys learnt printing. By 1902 there were over a hundred boys and girls being taught within the Guild. Art metalwork began in 1902 under the guidance of Francis Arthur Edwards. Designs were copied or adapted from historical examples. The majority of work was made in copper which was silver plated and silver. In 1907 the name of the Guild was changed to The Duchess of Sutherland's Cripples Guild of Handicrafts as the venture was made into a limited company. The work produced was sold locally and at 13-14 New Bond Street in London. The metalwork employed 12 boys and a later a number of adults and closed in 1922. Metalwork is stamped with a crown above the letters 'D.S.C.G'.

Lot 140

A Liberty & Co. silver and enamel buckle, Birmingham, 1907, the interlocking parts each enamelled in greens and blues 4½ x 8cm (2 x 3in)

Lot 301

§ Frank Downton (British, b.1936) Abstract in red, black and yellow; and Abstract sunburst in black and silver the first signed lower right "F Downton 2006"; the second signed on the reverse "F N Downton 2008" hand-cut vinyl on card, unframed, 59 x 51cm and 57 x 57cm (2) Frank Downton worked on the backdrops for Pink Floyd concerts. Both unframed - condition is fine.

Lot 405

§ Monica Rawlins (Welsh, 1903-1990) Study of a small girl dancing under a street lamp unsigned oil on mahogany panel, in a silver distressed frame 33 x 25cm (13 x 10in) Provenance: From the collection of Elisabeth Luard, Brynmeheryn. Dirty.

Lot 424

§ Peter Lloyd-Jones (British, 1940-2001) Abstract in red, yellow, blue signed on the reverse "Lloyd Jones 1966" oil on canvas, in a thin silver frame 60 x 61cm (23 x 24in) Provenance: Bought directly from the artist by Nicholas and Elisabeth Luard. From the collection of Elisabeth Luard, Brynmeheryn. Dirty around the edges. Old label of "The Pantheon, Heathfield Terrace, 1967" to the reverse.

Lot 427

§ Derek Boshier (British, b. 1937) Abstract composition with red, pink and green circles inscribed lower left "For Nick and Liz - Derek" and dated "1960" lower right lithograph with collage and cut outs, artist's proof, in an anodised silver frame 50 x 85cm (20 x 33in) Provenance: Bought directly from the artist by Nicholas and Elisabeth Luard. From the collection of Elisabeth Luard, Brynmeheryn. Old Label "Luard, Heathfield Terrace". A little dirty around the edges and dirt under the glass.

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