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A George II Irish provincial silver cream jug, by George Hodder, Cork c.1750, of baluster form with moulded girdle and scroll handle on three shell capped hoof feet, with wavy rim and elongated spout, engraved with initials 'S.P.' to underside, 11.5cm high, 6oz CONDITION REPORT: General wear. Split to rim to one side of handle. Indentations of legs visible to interior of base - legs have been compressed into body. As a result, legs slightly bent and feet don't sit completely flat. Small knocks and dents to spout. In general, rim is knocked and slightly mishapen in places. Fine splits to two feet, one very small. Generally small knocks and surface scratching throughout. Please view additional images.
A pair of George III Irish provincial silver mugs, by Carden Terry, Cork c.1770/75, of baluster form on collet circular feet with leaf capped scroll handles, monogrammed, 11cm high, 22oz Lots 45 and 46 have been consigned by descendants of the Martin family of Co. Cork. Lot 162, a pair of George III Irish silver wine labels by George Nangle, also come from the same source. CONDITION REPORT: One mug has two dents to body, beneath monogram, and another small dent near handle. The other has evidence of solder where top of handle joins body and top rim is not completely circular when viewed from above. Generally expected surface wear and small knocks. Please view additional images.
A George II/III Irish silver mounted cowrie shell snuff box, by Bartholomew (or Benjamin) Stokes, Dublin c.1760, 8cm long CONDITION REPORT: Generally worn, with surface scratches. Repaired area to one stretch of lid rim. Top of shell worn and lacking pattern in centre. Please view additional images.
A George III Irish silver salver, possibly provincial, maker's mark E.B. or E.R. with cross above within elongated triangular shield, c.1770, of shaped circular form with leafy scroll and shell border, resting on three hoof feet, crested, 17.5cm diameter, 7oz CONDITION REPORT: Crest and cartouche in centre almost indecipherable. Pin prick holes all around the edge of the centre, beneath border, some have been filled with solder. Solder repairs to underside of rim. Solder evident at tops of legs. Please view additional images.
An Irish silver 'Armada' ewer, by West & Son, Dublin 1889, of bulbous form with elongated neck on trumpet base, decorated with winged figures, mythical beast and foliage, with presentation inscriptions, gilt interior, 35cm high, 33oz CONDITION REPORT: Small dent to one presentation inscription panel. Lid doesn't sit completely flush. Loss and cracks to bottom ivory insulator. Discoloured. Visible seam to top of handle and some spots of corrosion to lip of spout. Please view additional images (available upon request). Inscription: 'John Richard Ambrose Born February 13th 1937' and '1870-1920 Presented to Mr & Mrs Richard Findley on the occasion of their golden wedding as a token of respect and esteem from Smith Bros & Co Ltd'
A silver beaker, by David Gill, London 1995, designed by Richard Vallis, of tapering circular form, with cast foliate foot, gilt interior, 15cm high, 12oz Richard Vallis trained at the Royal College of Art and designed silver for David Gill who is a promoter of avant-garde designs. This piece was illustrated in a 'Country Life' article on 'Idiosyncratic Silver' on September 29th 1994. CONDITION REPORT: This item weighs 12 ounces and not 20 ounces as catalogued.
A silver king's pattern flatware service, by Gee & Holmes, Sheffield 1958/60, comprising: 6 tables knives, 6 table forks, 6 dessert spoons, 6 dessert forks, 6 soup spoons, 2 serving spoons, 3 piece carving set, 6 fish knives, 6 fish forks, 6 teaspoons, 6 grapefruit spoons, 6 cheese knives 82oz
A silver spill vase, by John James McGreal, London 1974, of cylindrical form on pedestal circular foot with textured finishes, 14cm high, and a silver box, by John James McGreal, London 1973, of plain cylindrical form with pull off cover and gilt interior 5.5cm diameter, 9cm high, 8oz CONDITION REPORT: Dent to rim of spill vase.
A George III silver caster, by Hester Bateman, London 1782, of baluster form on pedestal circular foot with bead borders, the pierced domed cover with flame finial, 14cm high CONDITION REPORT: Doesn't stand completely straight and base a little wobbly and slightly mishapen. Dents to body on prominent part beneath beading. Inside rim of lid slightly bent. General wear.
A George III silver cream jug, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1805, of baluster form with reeded border and scroll handle, with bright cut engraved frieze and vacant prick dot engraved oval cartouche, gilt interior, 11.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Marks rubbed. Generally worn - including surface scratches, rubbing and small dents. Cartouche rubbed, with small dents but no other evidence of erasing.
An Art Deco silver spot hammered two handled christening bowl and spoon, by R E Stone, London 1933, the bowl of circular form with triangle shaped handles applied with stylised fans, the spoon with geometric handle and rat tail bowl, with facsimilie signature, bowl 16cm wide, spoon 14.25cm long, 7oz, in a fitted Harrods case (2) CONDITION REPORT: Shallow dent to base of bowl. Some scratches to surface and nibbles to rim. Some light stains to case.
A pair of George III silver shell butter dishes, by William Plummer, London 1782, of scallop form with bead borders, on three shell feet, crested, 13.5cm long, 7oz CONDITION REPORT: Rubbing to marks. Surface scratches. Small dents throughout both shells. Please view additional images.
A George II silver caster, by Samuel Wood, London 1746, of baluster form on spreading circular foot, the pierced domed cover with baluster finial, 13cm high, another similar George III example, by Jabez Daniell and James Mince, London 1768, with gadroon borders and flame finial, 12.5cm high, and a late Victorian britannia standard silver caster, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1900, of spiral fluted cylindrical form with moulded girdle resting on domed circular foot, the pierced cover with bayonet fitting and fluted baluster finial, 14.5cm high, 8oz (3) CONDITION REPORT: Two smaller casters have crests engraved beneath feet (please view images). All casters are generally worn with rubbing to details and knocks. Britannia example has mishapen foot rim and dents to pierced top. Daniell and Mince example has thinning to foot rim, dents to body and area of green surface corrosion to lid. Also solder repairs to corner. Wood example has mishapen footrim and dents to body and cover.
An Edwardian silver two-handled bottle stand, by Cooper Brothers & Sons, Sheffield 1906, of pierced cylindrical form, with beaded loop handles, 16cm high, 12oz CONDITION REPORT: Slight knock to foot rim. Dent towards bottom of piercing. A few smaller dents. General wear and tarnishing.
A George IV silver teapot, by Joseph Angell, London 1821, of half fluted compressed circular form with gadroon borders, monogrammed, 13cm high, 17oz CONDITION REPORT: Tip of spout damaged, corroded and split. Some discolouration around hinge of lid. Body is generally worn, with dents. Knop split. See images (available upon request).
A pair of George III Scottish silver salvers, by McHattie and Fenwick, Edinburgh 1802, of oval form with reeded borders on four bracket and ball feet, crested with motto above, 24cm long, 22oz CONDITION REPORT: General wear, including surface scratches, small knocks, and rubbing to edges, crests and marks. One has a mishapen rim, possible join, no obvious recent repair but evidence of some work. Please view images on our website.
A George III silver caster, by Peter and Jonathan Bateman, London 1790, of baluster form on pedestal circular foot, with reeded borders, the pierced domed cover with baluster finial, 16.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: General wear, including rubbing and small knocks. Solder repair to top of cover and finial. Please view images on our website.
A Victorian novelty silver decanter, by Heath & Middleton, Birmingham 1893, modelled as a champagne bottle, 34cm high CONDITION REPORT: Quite severe tarnishing to silver and residues of silver polish build-up. Some scratching and small dots of corrosion to inner gilt rims. Somebody has scratched a code of letters and numbers to the left of the marks and to base of glass. Light general wear and surface scratches. Please view additional images (available upon request).
A George III silver cream jug, maker's mark unidentified, London 1768, of shaped baluster form on pedestal circular foot with punched bead border and leaf capped scroll handle, engraved with initials 'GST', 10cm high CONDITION REPORT: Marks rubbed. Generally worn with surface scratches and small knocks.
A silver goblet, by Hugh Wallis, Chester 1927, the spot hammered bell shaped bowl on hexagonal stem, terminating in a domed hexagonal base, with presentation inscription on ebonised plinth, 17cm high with base Hugh Wallis (1871-1943) was well known for his designs in brass, copper and pewter, as well as silver. His work often incorporated intricate inlaid metal designs. He trained at Bushey, Hertfordshire, before opening a studio in 1900 in Altrincham. He registered his first mark at Chester Assay Office in 1905 and became an important member of the Northern Art Workers' Guild. CONDITION REPORT: Surface scratches. Top rim dented and mishapen.
A rare set of six George III silver hanovarian pattern picture back teaspoons, by William Smith, London c.1765, the reverse of the bowls decorated with a teapot, 12.25cm long See page 21 in Investing In Silver by Eric Delieb who thought them to be the 'rarest of all picture-backs'. CONDITION REPORT: Generally worn with thinning to bowls and rubbing to detail on teapots. Three of the spoons have stems that don't lie completely straight. One of these stems has split and had a solder repair in the centre. Small knocks and surface scratches. Please view additional images (available upon request).
A George IV silver eight bottle cruet stand, by Joseph Angell, London 1823, of shaped rectangular form with foliate gadroon and shell borders, resting on four foliate shell capped bracket feet, with central loop handle, 24.5cm long with a pair of cut glass and silver mounted mustards, a cut glass and silver mounted pepperette, a cut glass and silver mounted cayenne pepper, all by the same maker, a pair of cut glass jars and stoppers, a pair of cut glass bottles, with later replacement silver mounts with a pair of fiddle pattern condiment ladles, London 1837 22oz CONDITION REPORT: Bases to mustards are later addiditon, probably to cover losses to glass. Please enquire for full condition report.
An Edwardian large silver dressing table mirror, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1908, retailed by Asprey, of rectangular form with arched pediment, with bands of engine turned decoration, with easel back, 56cm high 38cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Two relatively deep scratches in bottom right hand corner. Material to reverse is torn, stained and faded.
An Edwardian silver three-piece teaset, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1902, of half fluted oval form with flared rim, the two handled sugar bowl and milk jug with gilt interiors and an additional hot water jug, also by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1902, of spiral fluted baluster form, on pedestal circular foot, 46oz, all in an oak fitted case (4) CONDITION REPORT: Teapot has loose handle and knop. Screw fixing knop appears to be a non-silver replacement. Tarnish and light general wear, but no obvious major faults. Moth holes to felt lining of case.
A Victorian silver mug, by Roberts and Belk, Sheffield 1872, of engine turned cylindrical form, 8.5cm high, a second silver mug, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London 1924, with cut card work decoration, engraved inscription, 9cm high, a small French silver mug, with foliate decoration, 6.5cm high, and a continental silver beaker, unmarked, with frosted moulded girdle, 8cm high, 14oz (4)
A George III silver swing handled sweetmeat basket, by John Henry Vere & William Lutwyche, London 1766, of oval form on a collet foot, the wirework body applied with trailing foliage, the swing handle with floral decoration, engraved with initials to underside, 16cm long, 5.5oz CONDITION REPORT: Wires at one end are loose in base. There is a very small split to base, around one of these holes. Repair to handles - solder visible, and has obliterated small area of decoration. General wear. Some wires bent. See images (available upon request).
A silver preserve pot and spoon, designed by AE Jones and retailed by George Lawrence Connell, Birmingham 1909, of spot hammered cylindrical form, with ropework border and tassels terminating in tudor rose motifs, the cover and spoon with fluted ball finials, 13.5cm high, 5oz excluding clear glass liner A E Jones' work was sold by many retail companies and some chose to use their own retail mark on his pieces. All orders given to Jones by Connell's had to be marketed under their name. CONDITION REPORT: Light general wear. Please view images of marks.
A silver salt and salt spoon, designed by C R Ashbee for The Guild of Handicraft, London 1901, the wirework circular frame supported by three pillars applied with chrysoprases resting on a hammered domed circular base, 4cm high, with green glass liner, the salt spoon with handle terminating with a chrysoprase finial, 7cm long For another example, see Annette Carruthers and Mary Greensted Simplicity or Splendour, Arts and Crafts Living: Objects from the Cheltenham Collections, p.44, fig, 51. CONDITION REPORT: Makers mark on spoon worn, but no obvious major faults.
An Etruscan style silver askos jug, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1904, with rampant lion handle, the body embossed with classical and mythological figures beneath a fruiting vine frieze, 22cm high, 23oz CONDITION REPORT: General wear, including rubbing to prominent areas of detail on frieze.
A Victorian silver teapot, by William Hunter, London 1842, of fluted baluster form with panels of foliage, with agricultural prize presentation inscription for 'the owner of the best swede turnips 1852', 18.5cm high, 22oz CONDITION REPORT: Large dent, with creases to one panel, other smaller dents. Very tarnished. One pin loose to bottom of handle. Further images available upon request.
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