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A George III silver swing handled cake basket, probably by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1795, of oval form on strapwork pierced bellied oval foot with reeded borders, the basket bright cut engraved and pierced with geometric motifs and floral swags, with later presentation inscription, 39cm long, 25oz CONDITION REPORT: Later inscription to centre. Numerous scratches and small dents. Splits to pierced border and to rim at both ends. Foot mishapen and bent. Please see images (upon request).
A large silver wine taster, by D & J Wellby Ltd., London 1936, of hammered circular form, inset with a George VI coronation commemorative medallion, with loop handle, 10cm diameter, and a French silver wine taster, 19th century, inscribed 'H Viguier', of circular form on ropework foot inset with coin, with snake loop handle, 8.75cm diameter, 11oz (2) CONDITION REPORT: Light general wear to Wellby example. Scratches, small dents and general wear to French example.
Two George III silver casters, one by Hester Bateman, London 1781, of baluster form on circular foot, the pierced domed cover with flame finial, monogrammed, 14cm high, the other by Robert Piercy, London 1767, inscribed 'F. H. Norman, Winner of the fives matches, Eton 1857', 11cm high, 4oz (2)
A silver tankard, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1935, of tapering cylindrical form with moulded girdle to base, the stepped flat domed cover with scroll thumbpiece and scroll handle, 16cm high, 26oz CONDITION REPORT: Three noticeable dents to body and a few smaller dents to body and cover.
A George III silver tankard, by John Payne, London 1760, of baluster form with moulded girdle on circular collet foot, the domed cover with chair thumbpiece and the scroll handle terminating in a heart-shaped escutcheon, engraved with various monograms, 20cm, 24oz CONDITION REPORT: Possible work to base of thumbpiece. 3.5cm fold to lid rim. Please enquire for a full condition report.
An Edwardian silver tea caddy, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1902, of square form on four paw feet, embossed with classical scenes, 10.5cm high, and a second silver tea caddy, with import marks for John George Piddington, London 1903, of rectangular form with canted corners, embossed with figural scenes, 10cm high, 8oz (2) CONDITION REPORT: Square caddy - rubbing to details on prominent raised areas; small areas of solder repair; small split above one side panel. Second caddy - worn, with dents and rubbing to decoration; aplit down one side. See images (available upon request).
A George III silver bachelor's teapot, by Thomas Streetin, London 1802, of oval form with waisted neck and fluted spout, crested, 9oz CONDITION REPORT: Faint remnants of monogram. Handle loose, possible replacement knop, solder repair to cover and another to repair a split by hinge. Dent to one side of body and numerous other small dents throughout. Generally worn. Height 10.5cm not including finial. Length from end of spout to the back of the handle 23.5cm (including handle).
An Edwardian silver salver, maker's mark overstruck, London 1903, of shaped circular form with moulded rim, on three hoof feet, crested, 25.5cm diameter, and a smaller Victorian silver salver, by Francis Boone Thomas & Co., London 1897, of shaped circular form on three hoof feet, 16cm diameter, 29oz (2)
A silver dubarry pattern flatware service, by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd., Sheffield 1996-2000, comprising: 8 table forks, 8 tablespoons, 8 table knives, 8 soup spoons, 8 dessert forks, 8 dessert spoons, 8 dessert knives, 8 pairs of fish knives and forks, 3 piece carving set, 4 serving spoons, 8 teaspoons, 8 coffee spoons, 124oz weighable silver
A William IV silver seven bottle cruet, by Barnard Brothers, London 1833, of shaped rectangular form with foliate scroll border on four shell capped scroll bracket feet with shell capped scroll loop handle, with a silver-mounted cut glass mustard, a pair of silver mounted casters, one matched, and four additional glass bottles, one with silver cayenne pepper spoon, 24cm high CONDITION REPORT: General wear. Split at base of stem. Solder visible on centre frame. Some small chips to glass. One of the larger bottles has the glass stopper stuck in it. Please see images (available upon request).
A William IV silver seven bottle cruet, by Barnard Brothers, London 1833, of shaped rectangular form, on four shell capped bracket feet and shell capped scroll loop handle, with a silver mounted cut glass mustard, a pair of silver mounted casters and four additional glass bottles, one with silver cayenne pepper spoon, crested with motto and monogram, 24cm high CONDITION REPORT: General wear. Number of chips to glass; one stopper broken. Rubbing to detail on silver frame. Some small dents to base and one replacement nut beneath. The two pierced silver caster lids don't fit well; one glass bottle has a silver collar that means it is too tight and the second bottle is missing its collar. Small dent and split to spoon aperture on silver cover of mustard. Crest, motto and monogram, engraved to centre stem. Please see images (available upon request).
A Victorian silver fiddle pattern flatware service, by George Adams, London 1878/79, 12 table forks, 12 tablespoons, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 94oz (48) CONDITION REPORT: General wear, as expected, including surface scratching and spots of tarnish. Most bowls only have light wear, some general wear to tips of tines.
A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, by John & Henry Lias, London 1843, another set, by Mary Chawner, London 1837, and a matched set of six George IV silver fiddle pattern dessert forks, by William Chawner, London 1829, one maker's mark rubbed, London 1808, monogrammed, 31oz (18)
A silver three-piece tea set, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1934, of rectangular form with canted corners, with engraved bands of decoration, gilt interiors, 33oz The knop resembles a stylised crown, possibly a coronation design. CONDITION REPORT: Light wear and surface scratches, but no obvious major faults. Teapot 16.5cm high.
A William IV large silver teapot, by Barnard Brothers, London 1830, of compressed circular form, decorated with trailing foliage and a vacant cartouche, on four stylised leafy scroll bracket feet, the thistle shaped finial by a different maker, 23cm high, 43oz CONDITION REPORT: Knop by a different maker. Light scratches to cover where knop has been rotated. No obvious major faults.
A pair of Victorian silver gilt vine pattern fruit servers, by Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1884, with shell bowls, the finials decorated with cherubs and vacant shields, 25cm long, 12oz CONDITION REPORT: Some light wear and some slight rubbing to gilding on bowls. No other major faults.
A George IV silver rose pattern sifter spoon, by John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1828, crested, 16cm long, another fiddle pattern example, by Solomon Hougham, London 1815, crested, 16.5cm long, a pair of George III silver knife rests, maker's mark overstruck, London 1817, 7.5cm long, and an old english pattern caddy spoon, possibly by William Eaton, London 1834 (5)
A pair of large Victorian silver salts, by R & S Garrard & Co., London 1844, of melon shape on four foliate capped cabriole legs, with foliate borders, gilt interiors, crested and monogrammed with coronet above, 10.5cm diameter, and a pair of Victorian silver fiddle, thread and shell pattern salt spoons, by George Adams, London 1849, crested, 13oz, excluding clear glass liners CONDITION REPORT: Salts: No obvious major faults - light general wear including some rubbing to hall marks and gilt interior. Some light surface scratching. Spoons: rubbing to crests and some faint pitting and wear to interior of bowls.
A silver condiment set, by Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst, London 1927, comprising: a pair of pepperettes, a pair of mustard pots and a pair of salts, of circular form resting on lion mask paw feet with gadroon borders, with a pair of onslow pattern mustard spoons, and a matching pair of salt spoons, London 1926, in a fitted case, 18oz excluding blue glass liners (10)
A silver coffee pot and hot water jug, by Carrington & Company, London 1915, of tapering octagonal form with octagonal knop finials, 22.5 cm high, 39oz (2) CONDITION REPORT: Generally worn. Both have been cleaned with something abrasive and so have matt scratched finish (one worse than the other). Cover on the hot water jug does not close tightly. Handle on coffee pot loose. Hot water jug has dents to body and dents to cover and knop knocked. Dent to cover of coffee pot, marks worn.
A pair of parcel gilt 'Epping Forest' goblets, by Hector Miller for Aurum, London 1978, of spot hammered flared cylindrical form, the stems with pierced foliage revealing a gilt stag, gilt interiors, 16.5cm high, 24oz These goblets were made to commemorate the 1978 centenary of the Corporation of London's care of Epping Forest. CONDITION REPORT: Sterling silver (as catalogued). Some spots of discolouration to gilding on one stag. Light general wear including one very small nick to one rim, but no obvious major faults.
Two George III silver old english pattern basting spoons, one by Richard Crossley, London 1792, the other by I.F, London 1802, and a silver old english pattern ladle, by Thomas Wallis, London 1787, 10oz (3) CONDITION REPORT: Well polished, bowls on both spoons a little thin, especially the shorter example. This spoon also looks to have had an erasure - top of handle thin. Likely the other spoon and ladle have also had erasing, bowl of ladle has scratches and small dents.
A Victorian silver two handled cup, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London 1899, of baluster form on spreading circular foot, foliate chased with vacant cartouche and twin scroll handles, 16.5cm high, 22oz, excluding blue glass liner CONDITION REPORT: Light general wear, but no obvious major faults. Blue glass liner does not sit easily in cup.
A substantial Victorian cast silver candlestick, by William Brown, London 1837, in the rococo style, profusely decorated with flowers, shells and masks, 30cm high, 52oz CONDITION REPORT: General light wear, including small knocks to rims and prominent areas, some surface scratches. Stands straight but very slight wobble to base. Additional images available on request.
A Victorian coromandel dressing box, retailed by Parkins & Gotto, 248 & 250 Oxford St., the fitted interior with mother-of-pearl-handled implements, glass jars, five silver-mounted glass boxes, probably by Thomas Whitehouse, London 1868, with fitted jewellery drawer beneath, and mirror and stationery compartment to cover, monogrammed, 31cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Some scratches and scuffs to exterior of box. Key works but is not the original (is a 20th century one). Some small dents and general, mainly light wear to silver covers. Cover of one of the larger glass bottles has a repair and the other is squashed and split. Some minute chips to glass bottles.
A Victorian silver entrée dish and cover, by John Samuel Hunt, London 1850, of shaped circular form with foliate border and foliate loop handle, with later silver interior divider, 31cm wide, 54oz CONDITION REPORT: General wear, including scratches, small dents and rubbing to detail, faint impression coming through to underside of lid from handle plate above, later inner divider has knocks to edges.
A George III silver propelling knife, by Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1819, with engraved decoration and reeded slider, 8.75cm long, a Georgian silver and mother-of-pearl folding fork, with reeded terminals, 8.5cm long, a Georgian silver bodkin case, unmarked, with engraved foliate decoration, engraved with initials to top of cover, 8.5cm long, and a silver mounted tusk tamper, unmarked, 18th century, 8.75cm long (4)
A George III silver scent bottle case, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham date letter rubbed c.1813, of panelled form with hinged cover, with panels of chequered engraving, 4cm high, a Russian silver vinaigrette, maker's mark unclear, St Petersburg, assay master Michael Karpinsky 1827?, of reeded rectangular form, the gilt interior with pierced scroll grille, 4cm wide, and a Victorian silver vinaigrette, by Nathanial Mills, Birmingham 1841, of rectangular form with leafy scroll engraving and foliate borders, the gilt interior with pierced floral grille, 3.5cm wide (3)
A George IV silver vinaigrette, by Thomas & William Simpson, Birmingham no date letter, of rectangular form with foliate engraving, inscribed, with gilt grille with pierced rayed design, and another two smaller examples, one by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1823, the other by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1835 (3)
A Victorian silver novelty vinaigrette, by Thomas Johnson, London 1874, modelled as a ship's wheel, the hobnail cut centre revealing a scroll pierced gilt grille, 4cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Lacking back to central boss - possibly originally a compass. Please enquire for a full condition report.
A cut glass and silver mounted vinaigrette, early 19th century, unmarked, of oval form, the cover decorated with a starburst within a lozenge shield, the gilt grille with pinprick piercing, 2.75cm long, and a silver vinaigrette, by Jospeh Bettridge, Birmingham 1829, of rectangular form decorated in relief with a courting couple, with engine turned base and reeded sides and pierced gilt grille, 4.25cm long (2)
A George III silver vinaigrette, maker's mark unclear, Birmingham 1818, of rectangular form with scalework engraved cover and filigree gilt grille, and another George IV example, by Joseph Bettridge, Birmingham 1823, of engine turned rectangular form with foliate pierced gilt grille, both 3.25cm long (2)
A George III silver vinaigrette, unmarked, of oblong form, the cover set with banded agate, with plain pierced gilt grille, monogrammed, 3.25cm long, and a second silver vinaigrette, by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1811, of reeded, incurved rectangular form, the gilt interior with pierced grille, 3cm wide (2) CONDITION REPORT: Agate cracked. Please enquire for a full condition report.
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