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Click here to subscribeA George VI silver cigarette box Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1940, of plain rectangular form, centralised raised graduated thumbpiece to front, inscribed with letter 'A' to lid, 7 x 3½in. (17.8cm. x 8.9cm.). Condition: 5mm light dent to front left corner, several small indents appear to lid and sides of box.
A pair of cased five piece silver cruet sets Francis Howard, Birmingham 1969, each case comprising open salt, pepper and lidded mustard, of serpentine form with beaded rims, pierced upper and lower borders with roundel design, large pierced roundels to central sections, urn finials, original blue glass liners and spoons, within red morocco cases. (2)
An Edwardian silver stamp box Arthur Cook, Birmingham 1902, rectangular form, floral and scrolling foliate engraving with plain silver cartouche holding the initials 'E.M.', hinged lid, gilt interior with two stamp holders, 3 x 1¾in. (7.6 x 4.5cm.), weight 1.4 tr.oz. Condition: Two solder marks to right side, maybe from once being attached to chatelaine.
A George VI silver five piece tea and coffee service Barker Ellis Silver Co., Birmingham 1943/44 comprising teapot, coffee pot and hot water jug, of baluster form with hinged domed lids with cast pineapple finials, scroll composition handles, on outswept circular feet with gadrooned borders, together with twin handled sugar basin and cream jug, weight 73 tr.oz. (5) Condition: In very good condition overall, with no damage noted.
A cased set of six Elizabeth II silver and enamel coffee spoons Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1960, with guilloche handles of blue, yellow, pink, blue and green, in original case. Condition: Some small marks to tips of handles in the blue and pink examples. Otherwise in good condition.
A set of four George V silver tankards Viner's Ltd., Sheffield 1933/4, slightly flared form, glass bases, engraved initials to front, 'C' form handles, 5in. (12.6cm.) high, gross weight 69 tr.oz. (4) Condition: Small sign of usage to one of the tankards as rim is ever so slightly worn. Otherwise in good condition with no other damage noted.
A novelty silver and glass scent bottle the silver marked Cohen & Charles, Birmingham 1938, in the form of a soda syphon, domed bottle with pewter syphon, held within a half length turret form silver casing, 7½in. (19cm.) high. Condition: Several dents to base of silver case, buckling to one of the demi circular turrets to upper section. Syphon mechanism no longer working. Glass undamaged. Engraved inscription to silver.
A set of three silver and cut glass swan form ashtrays Continental silver import mark for London, 1986, silver head and necks into a cut glass body, each with two concave silver cigarette deposits, each with its own triform snuffer suspended from swan's neck, 4¼in. (10.75cm.) high, one a/f. (3)
An extremely unusual set of six silver gilt model exotic fruit Comyns of London Ltd.,, 1999, naturalistically modelled fruit comprising pineapple, lemon, banana, star fruit, durian and persimmon. filled silver, the pineapple 6¼in. (16cm.) high. (6) Condition: All good condition, with no damage noted.
An Edwardian oval silver and enamel pill box Birmingham 1911, maker's mark rubbed, with turquoise guilloche design to lid, 2¼in. (5.7cm.) long; together with a silver filigree pill box, 1¼in. (3.3cm.) diameter; an Indian urn form pepper, 2½in. (6.4cm.) high; and an .800 silver trinket box, 1¾in. (4.5cm.) square. (4)
A miniature silver tastevin early 20th century, the interior with punched decoration of fruit and foliate pendants within a beadwork swag border, hammered dome to centre, the ring handle formed of two opposing serpents, 2¾in. (7cm.) diameter, weight 0.8 tr.oz. Condition: Very minor indent to rim. Otherwise in good condition.
A Victorian matched three piece silver tea set the teapot by James Charles Jay, London 1896, of tapering ovoid form with scroll, floral and foliate repousse decoration over fluting, 6½in. (16.5cm.) high, the matched cream jug and twin handled sucrier of similar design, maker C&C, Birmingham, 1900, gross weight 28 tr.oz.; together with a plated sugar sifter. (4) Condition: - Teapot: small ding to edge of base and top of spout tip. Lid fits well and handle secure. Marks slightly rubbed to centre by still clear. No other damage noted. - Cream jug & sucrier: small ding to base of cream jug. Marks clear. No other damage noted. - EPNS sifter: Good condition, with no damage noted.
A George VI silver twin handled sugar basin Adie Bros. Birmingham 1950, urn form with half fluted decoration and scroll handles, 2¾in. (6.4cm.) high; together with a pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, George Maudsley Jackson, London, 1893, weight 4.3 tr.oz. (2) Condition: All in good condition - marks slightly rubbed but clearly legible.
A pair of silver plated Corinthian column table candlesticks early 20th century, with detachable drip pans and square bases with ram's head and swagged decoration, 7½in. (19cm.) high. (2) Condition: Corner of one base turned upwards slightly, and a few tiny dings to base edges. No other damage or restoration noted.
A pair of silver plated cluster column table candlesticks late 19th century, with fluted urn socles on four cluster columns to a flared square base, 5 7/8in. (15cm.) high. (2) Condition: Some light wear to plating to edges of bases. No baize to either base. No other damage or defects noted.
A pair of late Victorian silver trumpet stem vases Stokes & Ireland Ltd., Chester 1897, of fluted trumpet form with folded rims and weighted circular bases, 5in. (12.75cm.) high. (2) Condition: Marks slightly rubbed but clearly legible. One base has a dent to one side and small ding. The other base has a very small dent to one side.No other damage or defects.
A George IV silver butter knife John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1825, fiddle pattern, crested; together with a pair of George III silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, London 1814, weight 2.7 tr.oz. (2) Condition: - Butter knife: Marks clear. In good condition overall. - Tongs: Soldered repair to terminal.
An Indian silver matched three piece cruet set late 19th / early 20th century, comprising a globular form lidded mustard with chased decoration of a village landscape, 2½in. (6.5cm.) high, and a pair of ovoid pepper casters with repoussé foliate decoration, 2 3/8in. (6cm.) high. (3) Condition: In good condition, with no damage or defects noted.
An Edwardian silver baluster sugar caster Charles Stuart Harris, London 1901, with gadrooned and fluted decoration, vacant scroll cartouche and cone finial, 7¾in. (19.75cm.) high, weight 6.0 tr.oz. Condition: Bent slightly sideways on foot. Heavy tarnishing around foot. Marks slightly rubbed but still legible. A few small dings to body and cover.
A George III silver pap boat maker's mark partially rubbed, possibly Stephen Adams II, London 1804, plain oval form with reeded rim, crested, 5 1/8in. (13cm.) long, weight 1.9 tr.oz. Condition: Maker's rubbed partially rubbed, others slightly rubbed but clear. Crease just above back of base and a few small dings to base. No other defects.
An antique baroque silver dish probably 17th century, possibly German, circular form with scalloped rim, with repoussé and punched floral, shell and wrigglework decoration, the central roundel depicting a beast in a landscape, possibly a leopard, on a very shallow circular foot with broad rim, the edges of the inset centre engraved with the tips of flowerheads, unmarked, 9½in. (24cm.) diameter, weight 12.3 tr.oz. * For a 17th century silver dish of very similar form and decoration, used in Jersey as a Communion Dish, please see 'Silver in the Channel Islands' by Cohen & Bird, pub. Jersey Museums Service, p.64 and back cover. Condition: Small hole rubbed to one shell, pin prick hole to border and split to centre of one flowerhead. A few rubbed splits to silver to raised border around central roundel. One side of rim bent downwards a little. No other damage or restoration.
A silver and polished stone scent bottle or vinaigrette 19th century, possibly Scottish, of slender conical form with domed turn-off lid, chased floral and foliate decoration, the front and lid set with polished granite, with chain and finger ring on twin scroll handles, 3¼in. (8.2cm.) long (exc. chain).
A set of four Chinese silver coin dishes early 20th century, of plain circular form, each centred with a Chinese coin and engraved 'Wei-Hai-Wei 1927 Race for Service Boats 1st Prize', 3¼in. (8.25cm.) diameter, gross weight 6.7 tr.oz. (4) Condition: Two in good condition, with very slight dents to rim. The two others with significant denting to rims.
A Japanese cloisonné silver wired vase Meiji period, of four sided baluster form, tapering to a circular foot, the dark blue ground with goldstone flecks and decorated with a bird in flight by a tree and peonies, 12in. (30.5cm.) high. Condition: Some small flakes from the neck below the slightly distorted copper rim. Some crazing and a chip to enamel extending 2in. (4.8cm.) from an impact mark approx. 1¾in. above foot. A small triangle from the band above the foot rim. Tiny bruise to shoulder. Fine pitting to much of the decoration from the making.
A Japanese takamakie lacquered fan shaped kogo box Meiji period, with detachable lid, decorated with silver relief and mother-of-pearl islands on a takamakie sea, the base with conforming decoration of lake walkways and irises, the lid underside decorated with mother of pearl birds in flight, the base interior and underside in nashiji lacquer, 7 x 4¼in. (17.75 x 10.75cm.). Condition: Tiny pin prick chips to gilt on upper surface of lid, two small chips to 'Fan guard' edge, 6 x 5mm piece missing to interior rim wall, 2mm chip left side of rim wall.
A collection of gold, silver and costume jewellery late 19th to mid-20th century, including an enamelled gilt metal brooch, gold intaglio pendant, bakelite Art Deco stick pin, Chinese silver and carved amethyst suite of jewellery (ring, brooch & earrings), paste brooches etc. (qty)
An Osprey handbag designed by Graeme Ellisdon purple leather with embossed faux crocodile skin pattern, chrome pivot closure with concave edge and globular clasp, long half hoop handles, zip compartment to interior embellished with silver metal plaque, polychrome floral cotton interior, 12 x 9½in. (30.5 x 24cm.) with handles upright. Condition: Fine condition.
A Victorian Gothic oak bracket clock by James Dann of Wisbech, eight day English carillon chiming movement, signed silver dial with scrolling spandrels, triple fusee movement with anchor re-coil escapement, eight day chiming octave bells and single hour gong, oak and ply Gothic case on petal carved bun supports, 26½in. (67.5cm.) high.
Scottish military interest - a rare silver 2nd Royal Lanark Militia Officer's waist belt clasp late 19th century, maker's mark for Johnston & Co., Glasgow and stamped '3', featuring a central triple headed thistle and foliate spray, within '2nd Royal Lanark Militia' lettering, foliate belt mounts, 3½in. (9cm.) long. Condition: A few small dings and nicks to edges. Slight rubbing to detail on thistles. Maker's mark clear. No repairs or other defects.
A 19th century blonde tortoiseshell card case rectangular form, push button side hinged release, ivory strung finish to upper body and lower lid, silver rectangular reserve to upper lid, 4 x 3in. (10.2 x 7.6cm.). Condition: 3mm impact mark to side, hinge loose, split to upper lid side just above hinge, scratching commensurate with use and age.
A 19th century gilt brass pocket barometer 2in. (5cm.) diameter, with silvered dial, in the original maroon morocco leather case. Condition: Some tarnishing to silver around edges of dial. Lacquered gilt brass case in good condition, but edge of bezel dirty and has a few small rubbed area to gilt. Case has some rubbing to surface of leather and small nick to centre of lid, and silk pad inside lid has shattered, showing wadding beneath.
A rare Indian Elephant goad/axe late 18th century, axe head inlaid with remnants of silver and gilt decoration, attached by a block to the shaft and spike, a brass crafted elephant affixed to the top of the mounting block, the block also inlaid with the remnants of gilt decoration, pole form shaft unscrews to reveal a spike form goad, 23in.(58.5cm.) long.
A scarce Hukin & Heath Art Deco silver mounted lockable decanter the cut glass decanter of oversized scent bottle form, with bevelled edges and slightly sloped shoulders, with diamond and kite cut facetted stopper with silver mount and hinged clasp, the decanter neck with silver collar with lock, by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1927, 12¼in. (31cm.) high, with key, base of stopper with repaired chip, small chip to base. Condition: Base of stopper insert has been broken in two at a 45 degree angle and re-glued. Two small (2mm) chips to left shoulder corner, rough shallow chip to bottom left corner, tiny nibble to bevelled underside of bottom right corner, three tiny nibbles to back right corner, one tiny nibble to the bevel of the lower back left corner. Interior of collar cracked and been detached and re-glued. Scratching to underside commensurate with age and use – one curved scratch measuring 50mm is noticable. Small chip to right side of stopper exterior. 1mm chip to lower right side. 4mm horizontal indent to back of silver collar, 10mm mark to reverse of collar, possibly a test blemish. A narrow band of polish staining to collar exterior.
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