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Lot 141

An Edwardian cut glass and silver mounted claret jug, marked for W & C Sissons, Sheffield 1909, the domed top chased with foliate scrolls, with a scrolling leaf capped handle, 26cm high

Lot 154

A Victorian pique work tortoiseshell and silver propelling pencil, with blank bloodstone matrix, 8.5cm long

Lot 61

A mixed lot of silver flatware, to include a set of four generous George III salt spoons; two pairs of early 20th century sugar tongs; a caddy spoon, Sheffield 1916; two silver and one plated pickle fork; a quantity of salt spoons; etc, weighable silver 9.8ozt

Lot 66

A Victorian silver King's Pattern fish slice and fork by Chawner & Co., London 1850

Lot 65

A George III silver toddy ladle by Edward Mayfield, London 1806, having a short silver twist handle, the bowl approx. 5.7cm wide

Lot 121

A square silver salver with shaped edge, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Chester 1926, on four leaf capped scroll feet, 30.5cm wide, 31.7ozt

Lot 99

An Edwardian chased silver teapot and sugar bowl by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1904 and 1905; together with a similar milk jug by T H Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham 1905, 27.4ozt

Lot 147

A silver and guilloche enamel dressing table set by Albert Carter, Birmingham 1937, comprising a pair of clothes brushes, hair brush, and looking glass

Lot 123

A Japanese Imperial silver bonbonniere, probably Meiji period, of rectangular form, with central raised gilt chrysanthemum seal (Imperial Seal of Japan), within engraved foliage, approx. 5.6cm wide, 4.4cm deep, 2.2cm high, 2.4ozt

Lot 115

An Art Deco silver biscuit barrel by Hukin & Heath Ltd, Birmingham 1932, of cylindrical form on four rectangular step feet, 13cm high 17.2ozt

Lot 236

A collection of fifteen 19th century silver lustre jugs, of varying sizes, approximately 11.5cm to 15cm high

Lot 85

A set of Edwardian silver and mother of pearl handled fruit knives and forks for six place settings, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1908

Lot 81

A pair of 18th century silver tablespoons, marks rubbed; together with five Old English dessert spoons, three by Sarah & John William Blake, London 1777, two by Holland, Son & Slater, London 1883, 9.7ozt

Lot 3

A Garrard & Co. silver and enamel brooch, Worshipful Society of Apothecaries 'Opiferque Per Orbem Dicor', hallmarked Birmingham, 1981, 3.6cm wide

Lot 95

A George III silver teapot by Solomon Hougham, London 1809, of banded oblong form, on ball feet, 17.2ozt

Lot 126

A large silver engine turned cigar box by Harman Brothers, Birmingham 1961, the top with vacant plaque, 16.5cm wide

Lot 128

A Victorian silver vesta with a diagonally fluted body, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1888; together with a Victorian silver cigarette case with purple leather interior, by George Unite (marks rubbed); and a George V ashtray with central silver crown, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1935, 6.5ozt (3)

Lot 59

A mixed lot of silver to include a pair of silver sugar tongs, Exeter 1832; a silver rattle, Chester 1920; two early 20th century cased sets of coffee spoons; a further set of eight teaspoons; cased christening spoon, etc, weighable silver 14.7ozt

Lot 87

A large George III silver and silver gilt master salt, by Edward Farrell, London 1818, cast with four scenes, including two of cottages, the Judgement of Solomon, and one other, raised on three hoof feet, 7.5cm high, 5.7ozt

Lot 133

A mid-19th century silver box, the rayed top having a central monogram, dated 1850, silver gilt interior, bears Dutch import mark (1814-1893). 9.2cm wide, 2.9ozt

Lot 93

A William IV silver sauce boat, London 1831, leaf capped handle and wavy edge, raised on three hoof feet, 4.6ozt

Lot 64

A small mixed lot to include a Victorian King's Pattern sifter, two silver pill boxes, a scallop form bonbon dish, etc, 7.1ozt

Lot 92

A George III Irish sterling silver sauce boat on three feet, leaf capped handle, chased with fabulous birds, on three hoof feet, marked for Ambrose Boxwell, Dublin, c.1770s, 6.6ozt

Lot 145

An Edwardian loaded silver dwarf candlestick, 8cm high; together with a George V engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1928 (2)

Lot 84

A set of six George III silver teaspoons, London 1807; and a George III sauce ladle, London 1780, 4.3ozt

Lot 158

A fine 19th century French silver and Baccarat crystal inkwell, c.1880, the hinged lid and foot chased in Rococo style, gadrooned body, marked to base 'Odiot a Paris', 10cm high

Lot 135

A small plain rectangular silver vinaigrette, with silver gilt pierced grille, 2.6cm wide, 1.9cm deep

Lot 97

An Edwardian silver teapot, Chester 1907, the rim chased with grape and vine, faceted body, on bun feet, 20.5ozt

Lot 124

A silver cigarette case, by J W Benson Ltd, London 1921, bearing an applied yellow metal chrysanthemum seal motif, presumably made to match the previous lot, 9cm high, 2.4ozt

Lot 119

A small square silver salver with shaped edge, by Barker Brothers, Chester 1916, 16cm square; together with three small Armada dishes, two by Mappin & Webb, 11.2ozt

Lot 32

A Georgian silver and gold backed diamond paste riviere necklace, the foil backed paste in cut down collet settings and graduating from 5mm to 8mm, with a concealed box clasp, 38cm long unclasped, 25.9g

Lot 90

A pair of Victorian silver salt and pepper pots by Horace Woodward and Co., London 1892, each of rounded pellet form with gadrooned decoration, on four ball feet, 6.3cm high; together with a pair of silver oval salts, Birmingham 1931, 9.5cm long, 5ozt

Lot 100

A small silver cream jug, London 1919; a George V sauce boat; and a polo club trophy rose bowl, 8.8ozt (3)

Lot 91

A silver cruet set by Gladwin Ltd, Birmingham 1941, one glass liner and lid of pepper missing; and three silver napkin rings, 7.7ozt

Lot 113

An Indian Mughal silver pandan box, mid-19th century, in the form of a Mughal helmet, chased profusely with scrolling foliate detail, 7.9ozt

Lot 148

A Michael Aram silver plated champagne bucket, hammered effect with twig form handles, marked to base, 20.5cm high

Lot 27

A Belle Epoque silver and gold locket set with paste, 2cm wide

Lot 89

A George III three piece silver and cut glass cruet, by Henry Chawner, London 1792

Lot 144

A pair of Victorian silver dwarf candlesticks by Horace and Woodward & Co. Ltd, London 1885, the campana shaped top with removable nozzle extending to a spreading circular base with spiral fluted design, 9cm high (loaded)

Lot 131

A George III silver box and cover by John Death, London 1811, cylindrical, the lid engraved '1 A.E.W. to J.A.W.', 3.7cm high, 0.98ozt; together with a further George III silver box, of plain rectangular form, the cover with single loop handle, inscribed 'A.E.W to J.A.W, No.II', 7.3cm long (2)

Lot 139

A George III silver patch box by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1791, pointed oval form with bright cut decoration, 2.8cm long

Lot 118

A small Victorian silver mug by John Wilmin Figg, London 1838; together with a further silver mug by John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard, London 1874, all over engraved, raised on three bun feet, 8.2ozt

Lot 83

An Irish George III silver sugar sifter by Patrick Moore, Dublin 1819; together with three Victorian silver tablespoons by Chawner & Co, London 1857; and four Victorian teaspoons by the same maker, 10.7ozt

Lot 103

A Georgian silver milk jug, marks rubbed, cylindrical banded body, 5.5cm high, 2.6ozt

Lot 116

A George III silver pint tankard by Francis Crump, London 1763, having a leaf capped scroll handle, baluster body on a circular stepped spreading foot, 13cm high, 13ozt

Lot 112

A George II silver two-handled cup by Thomas Mason, London 1736, of plain form with ribbed girdle and swept handles, on a spreading circular foot, 13cm high, 10.7ozt

Lot 130

A late Victorian silver matchbox holder, London 1898, inset with a 1797 twopence coin, retailed by A Barrett & Sons, 63 & 64 Piccadilly, 4.6ozt

Lot 110

A large silver twin handled cup and cover by Asprey & Co Ltd, London 1993, 27cm high, 26ozt

Lot 509

A Victorian cut glass and silver plated claret jug. The hinged cover with stag head finial, the body with red flash lozenges, height 28cm.The glass appears damage free, there is some clouding in the bottom of the jug.The plated mounts are worn and there is a polish residue.

Lot 524

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware lemonade jug by Hannah Barlow. Incised with donkeys and a basket in a landscape, incised signature impressed 1878 date and factory marks and silver rim, height 24.5cm.The silver rim has been off and reapplied also with glaze blisters across the body of the jug.

Lot 249

Josef Lorenzl (Austrian, 1892-1950, a gilt bronze figure. Of a dancer, standing on one leg, with outstretched arms, stamped signature to base, on an onyx socle base with an applied plaque inscribed 'July 1934 Presented by Richard Ingham Co Ltd on the Occasion of your Silver Wedding', height 26cm.Some discolouration, staining and wear commensurate with age. The figure sits tight to the base but with evidence of past movement, chip to foot of the onyx base and the presentation plaque is loose.

Lot 408

A 1935 Triumph 6/1 650cc motorcycle. Registration number CMH 544Frame number V361Engine number 1 VS 365 GFirst registered 28 03 1935.An older restoration of these rare, pre-war Triumphs.The Triumph 6/1 was made in their Coventry factory but only manufactured between 1934-35, estimates of the total number built vary between 100 and 600. Designed by Valentine Page primarily for use as a sidecar hauler, it was the first Triumph motorcycle to use a parallel-twin engine. At this time, light motor cars such as the Austin Seven and the Morris Eight were growing in popularity and overtaking the heavyweight motorcycle/sidecar market for which the 6/1 was developed. In 1934 it cost £76, and as such, it was then Triumph’s most expensive bike. These factors meant it was not a commercial success and production ended in 1935.It did have some notable successes in competition. Triumph's sales manager Harry Perry, entered a Triumph 6/1 attached to a Triumph Gloria sidecar in the grueling International Six Days Trial in 1933, just missing out on a gold medal in the sidecar class due to the repair of a front tyre; he returned to England with a silver medal. This combination was then taken to Brooklands and under the supervision of the Auto Cycle Union (ACU), was ridden 500 miles in 498 minutes. This test won Triumph the 1933 Maudes Trophy, an impartially-observed endurance test for motorcycles.This private Cornish collection of motorbikes has been entered for sale by the family of the late collector.They have been dry stored in a container, and prior to this in a large garage/workshop.They were all running at some point during his ownership, although most have not been run in recent years, and none recently. We have not seen any running, although none appear to be seized.If you are considering purchasing one of these machines we strongly advise viewing in person.Lot 408 Triumph 6/1 6500Turns over freely with compression.Condition generally good for age with age related minor corrosion.Headlight lens has damage and small piece missing.Handlebar grips rotted, disconnected cable from brake.Tank out good order but filler cap not sealing, also has non standard metal cap in place of original Bakelite cap on tank dash.HT lead degraded and battery corroded.Exhaust sound with some pitting and chrome loss.Footpegs front are bent rear have dry rotted rubbers.Rear wheel drive sprocket has play, and chain worn.

Lot 12

A silver mounted rectangular malachite hinged box. The mounts marked for Geo Betjemann & Sons Ltd, London 1925, length 10cm.There are a few tiny chips on the angles, we have tried to add a few representative images of these online, the largest of the chips is near the hinge.No other problems to report, the hinge and mount close precisely.

Lot 138

An Arts and Crafts silver plated brass box. In the style of Albert Edward Jones, with asymmetrical strapwork style hinges, planished finish, and Celtic knot style front panel, width 22.5cm.The plating has worn through in places, revealing the brass beneath, no evident damage.

Lot 105

A Betejeman's patent three bottle mahogany tantalus. With silver plated fittings, and stamped marks, height 29cm, width 36cm.

Lot 305

A Silver Fox stole by Lawerence Furriers Regent St London. Together with a Canadian Musquash full length fur coat. (2)

Lot 304

A faux alligator skin vanity case Robex Calf. Together with a 19th century leather sewing case, a leather and silver bound wallet, a travel photo frame, a large leather wallet and a Stratton compact. (5)

Lot 558

Dr Christopher Dresser, for Watcombe pottery. A silver mounted terracotta jug, with angular handle, the monogrammed cover hallmarked for Harry Atkin, Sheffield 1876, indistinct impressed marks, height 22cm.The handle is broken and has a riveted staple at each end, slight rubbing on the spout.

Lot 66

A canteen of Art Deco silver plated cutlery. For eight, the knives stamped Cooper Bros and Sons, containing dinner and dessert knives, fish knives and forks, serving spoons, dinner and dessert forks, tea and dessert spoons, and a carving set, in an Art Deco walnut case, width 45cm.

Lot 97

Maritime interest, five Bembridge Sailing Club medals. Three silver and two bronze, each with a yacht on the Obverse, unnamed, in an oak frame, 9X35cm.

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