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Click here to subscribeSEE AMENDMENTS LIST: A suite of five silver bon bon baskets, William Comyns & Sons London 1894, comprising two large oval baskets and three smaller circular baskets, all with shaped, scalloped rims, floral and scrolled embossed decoration to pierced fretwork sides, on pierced scrolled base, length 26 cm, approximate gross weight 38 oz (5) Note; Gross weight 37 oz.
SEE AMENDMENTS LIST: A collection of six silver salts, four London 1841, one Chester 1903, of varying sizes, five Victorian of circular form with scalloped, shaped rim, raised on three circular supports with hoof feet, the sixth Edwardian of circular form, with shaped rim, raised on triform feet, diameter 9 cm, approximate gross weight 13 oz (6) Note; gross weight 6oz.
A Regency silver teapot and three silver cream jugs, William Bateman London 1818, the teapot of compressed oblong form, with embossed shell and scroll border to rim, and embossed floral scrollwork to body, the hinged cover with mushroom-shaped finial with stylised floral decoration, raised on four supports with paw feet, height 11 cm, length 18 cm, one cream jug, London 1772, of bulbous form, with shaped rim, raised on three supports with hoof feet and flying handle, length 13 cm, one, London mid-18th century, of similar design with floral repousse decoration, with indistinct date mark, length 13 cm, one, London 1820, of baluster form, with beading to rim and scrolled handle, with embossed floral decoration, raised on three triform feet, height 9 cm, approximate gross weight 18 oz (4)
A pair of Sampson Morden menu card holders, Chester 1905, decorated with applied pheasants, incised with registration number 435645, length 5.5 cm, a silver ring tree modelled as stags antlers, Deakin and Francis, Birmingham 1904, height 7.5 cm, together with a novelty figure of a cherub playing a trumpet, continental silver, imported by Berthold Muller, probably Chester 1906, height 3.5 cm, approximate gross weight 4 oz (4)
A collection of silver, comprising a small tankard of waisted form, flared towards rim, Birmingham 1931, height 8 cm, a vesta case raised on four bun feet, Birmingham 1911, length 7.5 cm, a rectangular cigarette case, plain with hinged cover, Birmingham 1878, a pepper of cylindrical form with demi-wythern pattern with conforming cover, Birmingham 1894, together with a viniagrette case with foliate engraving, a plain vesta case, a vesta case with engine turned decoration and a card holder, approximate gross weight 14 oz (9)
SEE AMENDMENTS LIST: A collection of silver, comprising a cased Edwardian Old English pattern spoon with fluted reeding to stem, Sheffield 1936, a Georgian serving spoon, later embossed with summer fruits, with scalloped rim to bowl of spoon, the stem with engraved foliate decoration, London 1803, length 22.5 cm, a pair of sugar tongs, London 1858, a tea strainer, Sheffield 1893, together with three other sugar tongs of varying sizes, approximate gross weight 9 oz (7) Note; Gross weight 8 oz.
A collection of silver and silver plate, including four shaped rectangular serving dishes, two gadrooned with beaded rims, length 25 cm, two with egg and dart pattern to rims, length 28 cm, a circular salver with egg and dart rim raised on four scrolled feet, diameter 31 cm, a comport with embossed floral decoration and shaped rim, height 11 cm, diameter 17 cm, a pair of George III style candlesticks, weighted, a twin-handled mustard pot with pierced fretwork decoration and bristol glass insert, three small egg shaped peppers, two silver salts with shaped rim raised on three bun feet, Sheffield 1894, a silver pepper of baluster form with pierced cover, Birmingham 1899, two serving spoons of reeded fiddle pattern, length 24 cm, four serving spoons of Hanoverian pattern, length 21 cm, a sauce spoon of Hanoverian pattern, length 18 cm, a soup ladle of Hanoverian pattern, length 34 cm, a fiddle thread and shell pattern sugar tongs, length 18 cm together with various other items of silver and silver plate (A/F) (a lot)
A Regency silver goblet, Solomon Royes, London 1821, of waisted baluster form on circular stepped raised pedestal base, height 15 cm, together with a silver rectangular jewellery box, SJ Rose & Sons, London 1985, with hinged lid, inscribed `1st November 1985` to rectangular plaque in interior of lid, with engine turned decoration, length 16 cm, a square silver jewellery box, Padgett & Braham, London 1989, plain with hinged lid, length 10 cm, a rectangular silver jewellery box, Andrew Barrett & Sons, Chester 1902, with articulated hinged cover, engraved with initials `GH` to central front cartouche, length 16 cm, approximate gross weight 38 oz (4)
SEE AMENDMENTS LIST: A part-service of Hanoverian pattern silver, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1927, including eleven soup spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dinner forks, six serving spoons, twelve dessert spoons, eleven coffee spoons, ten tea spoons and two mustard spoons with other miscellaneous silver plate, approximate gross weight 127 (a lot) Note; gross weight 125 oz.
A collection of small white metal and silver liqueurs, including a zarf with floral repousse decoration, a small English liqueur glass with beaded rim and stepped base, Birmingham 1914, a pair of champagne glasses with floral niello borders, a small posy holder on tripod base with `S` shaped legs, a twin-handled urn shaped trophy, Birmingham indistinct date mark, an egg cup with palmette engraving, an egg cup with scalloped rim and foliate engraving, together with a set of six glass coasters with white metal beaded mounts, approximate gross weight 17 oz (8)
A three piece silver tea service, London 1906, comprising teapot, twin-handled sugar basin and cream jug, of George IV oblong form, decorated with partial gadrooned body, the rims with gadrooned edging, the teapot with hinged cover and applied wooden handle, length 29 cm, approximate gross weight 32 oz (3)
A cased set of silver fish eaters, Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield 1919, retailed by Wales & McColluch Ltd, comprising six knives and six forks, of fluted design with bone handles, together with a silver salad serving fork and spoon, Sheffield 1897, with floral engraving, a continental silver tea spoon, a fiddle pattern pair of silver sugar tongs a second pair of silver sugar tongs, a silver tea strainer, a pair of silver plated mustard pots with engine turned decoration and a quantity of miscellaneous silver plate (a lot)
A pair of silver mounted glass bowls,Tiffany, marked 925 purity import 1966, glass cut with hobstar and flashed fan pattern, silver mounts with floral and shell chased decoration, height 6 cm, diameter 24 cm, together with a canteen of twelve silver knives and twelve silver forks, AE Poston & Co Sheffield 1937, with mother-of-pearl handles (a lot)
A collection of silver plate, including an oval Christofle serving dish with crossed ribbon pattern, length 31 cm, a `Galia` pattern Christofle tea pot of compressed baluster form, with hinged cover and applied wooden handle, height 18 cm, a pie crust salver, raised on four scrolled feet, diameter 21 cm, a lobed serving dish with scalloped shell pattern border, engraved with scrolling foliate decoration, length 29 cm, a set of seven pierced bon bon dishes, modelled as scallop shells, raised on three reeded bun feet, length 13 cm, a set of serving tongs (a lot)
A collection of silver, comprising a condiment set comprising a pair of salts, George Jackson and David Fullerton London 1911, navette shaped with bristol glass inserts, pierced fretwork decoration, raised on four supports with stylised hoof feet, length 8cm, a mustard pot, 1914, length 11 cm, a pepper, date mark indistinct, height 9 cm, a pair of peppers, London 1882, egg shaped, raised on three bun feet, height 4.5 cm, a set of four white metal salts, Danish, circular on raised circular base, two with blue glass insert, two with red glass insert, a toast rack Birmingham 1873, an ashtry William Suckling Ltd Birmingham 1958, modelled as a scallop shell, a small tazza, makers mark `DNH & S` Sheffield 1944, of circular form, with pierced decoration, diameter 12.5 cm, together with eight mustard spoons, approximate gross weight 18 oz (a lot)
A sugar sifter London 1905, of baluster form on circular stepped pedestal base, height 19 cm, a heart-shaped ring box, Birmingham 1898, two silver toast racks with trefoil holders, Cooper Brothers & Sons Sheffield 1939, length 7.5 cm, a Georgian silver pounce pot, urn shaped on square pedestal base, date marks indistinct, height 11.5 cm a pair of octagonal peppers, Mappin & Webb Birmingham 1939, height 8 cm, approximate gross weight 15 oz (a lot)
Two silver mounted glass jugs, one claret jug W & G Sissons Sheffield 1880, vase shaped, with loop handle, hinged cover and beading to edging, raised on circular stepped base, height 26 cm, the other of globular form, Horace Woodward & Co London 1888, with hobnail pattern and applied loop handle, diameter 16 cm, height 16 cm (2)
A silver plated teapot Hamilton & Inches Edinburgh, George IV style, of compressed round form with applied wooden handle, height 14 cm, length 26 cm, a silver plated meat cover domed with gadrooned edging, height 21 cm, length 37 cm, a cylindrical silver plated water jug with applied loop handle and partial wythern pattern decoration, height 20 cm, a silver plated tantalus of trefoil form with three glass bottles, height 22.5 cm, three silver plated tankards, a silver plated toast rack, a silver plated salt, a silver plated bon bon dish with pierced fretwork decoration (a lot)
SEE AMENDMENTS LIST: A Regency silver hipflask, Birmingham 1830, engraved with scene of angler with bite on line, with hinged lid, chased foliate, floral and gadrooned decoration, engraved `RSS` to verso, length 18.5 cm, approximate gross weight 18 oz Note; Continental not Regency, bearing Continental charge marks, further English marks, stamped Stirling.
* A two colour military or graduation ring, stamped `14K, the head with a silver coloured two headed eagle with outstretched wings, clutching a sword by the blade in both talons, to one shoulder in black enamel is the numeral 32, to the other in black enamel is a symbol similar to that of the Semitic alphabet letter Kaf in standard script, both these are within a black enamel triangle, finger size Y, 15.9g gross
A 22ct wedding ring; with four others, 14.5g gross; two 9ct wedding rings, 2.1g gross; a diamond and ruby ring, stamped `18ct` and `Plat`, finger size R, 2.5g gross; a silver cross pendant; a silver gilt name badge; a white metal chain; two Ruskin style brooches; and a mourning stickpin
A 9 carat gold crucifix pendant, on a 9 carat gold chain of oval belcher links, 9.4g gross; with silver and silver coloured items comprising: a fish key ring; a chain with a heart pendant attached; a monogram chain bracelet; a purple cubic zirconia ring; a bracelet; and a fine filed curb link chain
A silver gilt opal triplet 1980s designer stickpin, maker L.W., London 1982, the cabochon to the upper end of an oval with cuts and folds; with a cigar stickpin, part gilded and stone set, stamped `Sterling`; a parrot stickpin, stone set body and eyes; a silver coloured bear stickpin; and nine other silver or silver coloured stickpins, mostly late Victorian, various marks
An opal pendant, the shallow oval cabochon to a pierced unmarked suspension, 4cm long overall; with a pair of 9 carat gold cufflinks, cased, 3.8g gross; a moonstone single stone ring, unmarked, finger size K; an 18 carat gold swivel seal mount, 5.2g gross; a 9 carat gold signet ring, 2.4g gross; a 22 carat gold wedding ring, 3g gross; a pair of Victorian silver drop panel earrings; and other items
A row of graduated coral beads, from 3.5mm to 6.8mm diameter, 43.5cm long, to a bolt ring clasp; with a row of uniform coral beads, of approximately 4.5mm diameter, 43.5cm long; a row of graduated malachite beads, from 6mm to 14.5mm diameter, 47cm long; a paste set bracelet; a pewter bangle; and a hammered worn silver coin
A 1913 half sovereign, in a scroll brooch mount, under glass, tagged `9ct`, 4.5cm long, 9.6g gross; with a 9 carat gold ingot style pendant, star set with two small brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.08 carats, 13.8g gross; an 18 carat gold wedding ring, 3.9g gross; a 22 carat gold wedding ring, 5.8g gross; two 9 carat gold signet rings, 5.7g gross; a lady`s 9 carat gold wrist watch on a gilt metal bracelet; and two silver ingot pendants, one on a chain, 41.6g gross
A 1928 sovereign, with a soldered scroll top pendant mount, 8.6g gross; with a 9 carat gold ingot pendant, 14.9g gross; a ring set with a blue synthetic stone, stamped `750`, 10g gross; a 9 carat gold onyx signet ring; a 9 carat dress ring set with a large clear stone; a 9 carat gold Caduceus tie tack; a 9 carat gold tie pin; a 9 carat gold box link chain, broken; 16g gross; a stone set stickpin, tagged `15ct`; a blue zircon single stone bar brooch; a synthetic set eternity ring, both unmarked; a silver ingot pendant; ring; earrings; and a watch chain
A pair of 9 carat gold cufflinks, the oval engine turned panels with chain link connectors, one is broken, 5.3g gross; with a 9 carat gold bridge pencil, 2.3g gross; a Sampson Mordan & Co combination propelling pencil and dip pen; and a silver coloured metal Sampson Mordan & Co pencil
J. G. Graves, Sheffield, a late Victorian silver open faced pocket watch, Chester 1897, the white dial with black Roman numerals and hands, with a key wind movement; another late Victorian silver open faced pocket watch, Chester 1897, with a key wind movement; and a gilt metal Elgin half hunter pocket watch, with a keyless wind movement
* Syren, a silver half hunter pocket watch, Birmingham 1935, the unsigned white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds dial, with a signed movement having a split bi-metallic compensated balance, jewelled up to and including the centre wheel, and snail adjusted regulator, on a belcher link chain; and a silver Victorian key wound open faced fob watch
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