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Lot 1171

A matched set of six Georgian silver teaspoons, with shell bowls, a Georgian punch ladle, with twisted whalebone handle, 34cm long, a pair of sugar tongs and nips, and six apostle teaspoons in fitted case

Lot 1172

Six 18th century assorted silver hanovarian pattern table spoons, various dates and makers, crested or monogrammed, 12.5oz

Lot 1173

A set of nine Victorian silver tudor pattern fruit knives, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, crested, loaded

Lot 1174

A collection of silver, comprising two prayer books, a pair of wish bone sugar tongs, a napkin ring, a vesta, assorted silver and silver plate thimbles, seals, magnifying glasses, and a marble egg

Lot 1176

A set of six silver coffee spoons, in the Arts & Crafts style, by Norah Creswick, Edinburgh 1953, two unmarked, and a similar sugar spoon by same maker, Edinburgh 1952, in fitted case

Lot 1177

A George III silver mustard pot, by Soloman Hougham, London 1794, of oval form with bright cut decoration, 8.5cm long, with later silver mustard spoon, a pair of George III silver circular salts, and later fiddle pattern salt spoons, 6.5oz excluding glass liners

Lot 1178

A sterling silver cigarette case, by Mappin and Webb, hand engraved with an inscription relating to the S S Orsova, a sterling silver vesta case, and a propelling pencil

Lot 1179

A set of three Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, by Richard Duncan, Newcastle 1842, a Scottish provincial silver shell and fiddle pattern teaspoon, by John Hay of Leith, Edinburgh 1850, and other condiment teaspoons

Lot 1180

A silver buckle, with pierced decoration, two other similar examples, and a part Chinese brass buckle

Lot 1181

An Edwardian silver whistle, by Charles Horner, Chester 1906, 3cm long

Lot 1183

A miniature silver chair and table, both with ornate decoration, chair 5cm high

Lot 1185

A quantity of silver and silver plated cutlery, including 18th century teaspoons, French flatware, etc, 27oz

Lot 1186

A collection of old sheffield plate silver, comprising a two-handled soufflé dish and liner, engraved with a coat of arms, stamped James Silver & Co, 28 Hatton Garden, 25cm overall width, a salver with leaf, shell and gadroon border, on three shell capped scroll feet, engraved with armorial, 33cm diameter, a pair of butter shells, and other items

Lot 1187

A modern silver novelty tot measure, modelled as a thimble, incribed 'Just a Thimbleful', gilt interior, 5.25cm high, and eight assorted silver napkin rings, to include one Burmese example and one silver plated example, 5.5oz

Lot 1188

A Victorian silver and ivory trowel, and a pair of sugar tongs

Lot 1193

A pair of silver solifleur vases, circa 1880, each of tall form, well chased with The Three Friends, figures in a landscape and an inscription reading Hua Kai Fu Gui Jia (flowers bloom for prosperity), stamped Jiujiang, Tu Qingyun, petal base, one reduced in height, 15 and 15.5 cm

Lot 1207

An early 18th century blue and white 'bleeding bowl', after a silver original and with single handle, painted in underglaze blue with peony and with a diaper border, brown rim, chipped, wear, 15.5cm

Lot 1223

An early 20th century silver condiment, modelled as a merchant pushing his cart, stamped Sing Fat and Jieji, 12cm, and a pair of silver-mounted trinket boxes with pincushion lids, each stamped NM and Cai, 6.5cm diameter

Lot 1234

A full silver coin proof set, of Betjeman's Bygones Britain Landmarks

Lot 179

A 19th century mahogany cased brass lacquered spirit thermometer: together with two micrometers, an American protractor by Brown & Sharpe, two geometry sets, a set of silver plated and gilt hunting cups etc.

Lot 53

RMS Ceramic- a silver plated and enamel circular pot and cover, together with a sterling silver pill box initialled 'MIYC':. *Note- Built by Harland & Wolff in 1912 Ceramic served as a troop ship in both World Wars, she was sunk by a U-Boat in December 1942 with only one survivor from 3377 passengers and 264 crew.

Lot 55

A Victorian silver and enamel panel of a yacht, Birmingham 1887, mounted on a Mexican silver box:, 10.3 x 8.5cm.

Lot 56

A continental silver presentation beaker:, engraved with a two masted brig, inscribed 'To Captain W Sinnott of the English brig Diadem remembered from his broker M Vanden Bergh Fils Antwerp', 8cm high, 1.90oz. *Note- the Diadem was a wooden schooner built in 1839 at Whitehaven. She was wrecked west of Peel, Isle of Man when she struck rocks in dense fog, her captain and four crew survived and rowed ashore.

Lot 57

A Victorian silver bosun's whistle, maker's mark worn, Birmingham, 1886: inscribed, 9.5cm long, together with a Dr Dettweiler 'blue henry' sputum flask 10.5cm. high.

Lot 58

Two silver plated serving dishes with shipping line engraved logos:, (emblems worn), 31cm and 36cm. wide.

Lot 60

A collection of White Star Line and Cunard silver plated wares:, comprising a circular bead decorated serving dish, an ashtray from MV Britannic, a fish knife and fork, two reeded handled forks , two White Star uniform buttons, a plated and enamel caddy spoon RMS Queen Mary, a similar two handled cup RMS Canada, a Cunard Bakelite ashtray and a Cunard propelling pencil 'Queen Mary'.

Lot 65

An early 20th century silver plated maritime themed desk stand:, having central fouled anchor flanked by gilt spheres containing glass inkwells, on an oval base with ropework border, raised on pad feet, 23cm wide.

Lot 67

A collection of twelve Cunard Steamship Company silver plated dinner and side plates by Elkington, from the RMS Queen Mary:, each stamped with Cunard crest to border, 24.6cm and 20 cm diameters.

Lot 99

A silver plated carvery trolley: the domed cover enclosing a fitted interior with heated tray and rings for burners, on turned supports with plated handle to each corner, united by two shelves beneath, on castors, 77cm wide.

Lot 1010

A pair of Italianate parcel gilt and silver frame mirrors, late 18th/early 19th century, with square form corners, carved with stiff foliate bands, 70cm x 42cm(2) CONDITION REPORT: some overall losses to carving, overall losses to gesso, cracks to frame

Lot 1012

Francois Briot, French c.1545-c.1620, An Important Pewter Charger, c.1585-1600, the central roundel depicting Mars, the god of war, seated with burning city behind, surrounded by richly decorated relief with four allegories of Bellum, Invidia, Pax and Abundatia (war, hunger, peace and abundance) in oval cartouches, the outer rim depicting the four continents alternating with famous generals from Antiquity, Caesar, Ninus, Cyrus and Alexander Magnus, embellished with floral garlands and ribbons, dia. 48.8cm Note: this charger is a fine example of Edelzinn, literally 'noble or precious pewter' which was produced in France and Germany during the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, exclusively for display. Unlike silver, the relief ornament on pewter is always cast, as such designs could be produced in multiples, few known copies have survived but an example of this charger is held in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. The charger was most likely commissioned by one of Briot's patrons, Fredrich I Duke of Württemberg (1557-1608), Count of Montbéliard (1581-93). The allegories are thought to be related to engravings by the French goldsmith Etienne Delaune (1519-1583). With Mars, god of war, as the central figure, one is drawn in to consider the narrative of the allegorical figures together with the generals of Antiquity representing the world as part of a wheel of fortune revolving around war. The charger is dated c.1585-1600; it could date as early as 1593 when Briot moved to Stuttgart however it is considered to be before 1601 as this was when Briot's moulds were seized four unpaid dates, with Fredrich I being named in the case as one of Briot's creditors. A closely related work to this is the 'Temperantia' charger found in the V&A collection. This design was used by Elkington & Co. in the 19th century to model the Wimbledon Ladies Singles Title Trophy on. CONDITION REPORT: in good condition

Lot 1045

A Regency rectangular tortoiseshell and pewter strung tea caddy, with silver knop to lid on silver feet, the interior with two lids, 16cm high CONDITION REPORT: in good condition,

Lot 1301

A Chinese carved pale green jade and silver mounted vase form badge, 5cm wide

Lot 1516

A Chinese silver and mother of pearl belt, 20th century, with central buckle moulded with Chinese characters, within shaped rims, the belt links of octagonal form with rope twist rims, applied with characters and stars, marks to buckle, signed to verso, 91cm long CONDITION REPORT: in nice condition, some bosses missing

Lot 772

An Italian Silver Gilt Empire Scotia Frame, early 19th century, with lambs tongue sight, plain hollow and top knull, 22.5x17.2cm

Lot 964

A French gilt bronze mantel clock, 19th century, mounted with a figure of Napoleon Bonaparte seated on a rock, on a rectangular base, raised on eagle and paw form feet, the silvered dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, the movement of watch type signed Le Gouy a Paris, a le Louvre to back plate, 19.5cm high, under a glass dome with base CONDITION REPORT: ormolu in good condition, some staining/pitting, silver dial rubbed, movement needs to be serviced

Lot 142

Royal Worcester porcelain set of six coffee cups and saucers decorated in cobalt blue with gilt decoration together with set of six enamel and silver spoons.

Lot 152

Silver Mappin and Webb goblet on circular pedestal base, Sheffield hallmarks.

Lot 153

Pair of silver goblets on circular pedestal bases, Birmingham hallmarks. (2) CONDITION REPORT: Clear hallmarks, minor wear in places but no obvious damage.

Lot 154

Three piece silver, engine turned ladies vanity set comprising two brushes and one vanity mirror. Birmingham hallmarks, makers: B & Co. (3)

Lot 155

Silver, scroll handled tankard. Birmingham hallmarks, engraved initials: A.W.E.S.

Lot 156

Pair of silver, circular bottle coasters with turned wooden bases, London hallmarks, makers marks: T.C.P. (2)

Lot 157

Bag of assorted collectables to include: silver napkin ring; pair of brass brush holders; silver and silver plated sugar nips and Oriental lighter in the form of a camera.

Lot 158

Pair of silver rectangular photograph frames. (2)

Lot 159

Silver, engine turned, rectangular cigarette box, Birmingham hallmarks.

Lot 160

Royal Brierley glass dressing-table jar with silver Repousse top together with matching similar, smaller dressing-table jar and silver collared glass scent bottle. (3)

Lot 161

Silver dressing-table lidded box, Birmingham hallmarks.

Lot 162

White metal, circular, pedestal bowl decorated with panels of deities within floral border, probably Indian silver.

Lot 163

Ladies oval silver trinket box raised on four cabriole legs, Birmingham hallmarks.

Lot 164

Silver circular, Repousse decorated, baluster lidded jar with female finial.

Lot 165

Pair of square silver ashtrays, Birmingham hallmarks. (2)

Lot 167

Carved wooden, rectangular, ladies jewellery box with floral centrepiece in oval panel, containing silver collared glass salt, silver circular base, white metal chain, floral coasters.

Lot 17

Three section decanter with silver plated mounts marked PB & S with three clear glass decanters and stoppers, key to left side.

Lot 172

Silver and marcasite brooch and silver and malachite jewellery in box.

Lot 176

Bag of assorted collectables to include: silver engraved spoon; silver plated coronation spoons; Crown; cap badges; RAF sweetheart brooch; butterfly brooch etc.

Lot 179

Silver pocket watch, Acme lever H. Samuel, Manchester, stamped: 925, engraved: Atkins, Llanarthne.

Lot 181G

Silver mounted purple leather vintage purse.

Lot 181H

Monkey brooch and two silver brooches.

Lot 185

1998 Australian kookaburra, 1 ounce, .999 silver one dollar, another similar dated 2001 and a third, 2000. (3)

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