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Lot 343

A 19th century Scottish agate paper knife, with a silver coloured metal ferrule, 10in (25.5cm) l., another Scottish agate paper knife, a carved bone `Egyptian` paper knife and a Japanese example, the blade broken. (4)

Lot 352

A turned and carved ivory ceremonial gavel, with screw off ends, the centre relief carved a rose and two coats of arms, the handle with a floral chased silver coloured metal ferrule, 8in (20cm) l.; a turned ivory gavel, with a central band inscribed `PERCY WILLBEN ROGERS 12.5.1912`, 5.5in (14cm) l. (2)

Lot 353

A 19th century turned treen gavel, 11.5in (29cm) l.; a turned rosewood gavel and a plated gavel inscribed `THE CARLTON TOWER, SILVER GAVEL SERVICE`. (3)

Lot 358

A malacca walking cane, with an ivory handle and silver ferrule, B`ham 1916, 33in (84cm) l, a horn handled cane and three horn handled riding crops. (5)

Lot 359

A late 19th century Chinese malacca walking cane, with a silver coloured metal knop handle, engraved a monogram `IWC`, above panels, relief decorated bamboo, figures and characters, 37in (94cm) l, a Chinese malacca cane with silver coloured metal handle, relief decorated figures, engraved initials `RG`, 33.75in (86cm) l, and another similar. (3)

Lot 360

Five silver mounted walking canes, with ebonised shafts; three with knop handles; one club shape and one Victorian tiger`s head, damaged, and a French cane with a malacca shaft. (6)

Lot 365

Two walking canes, one inlaid in silver with numerous shou characters, the other with a jade handle, c.1900, (36.25in) 92cm max. (2)

Lot 366

A late 19th century malacca sword cane, with a silver coloured metal knop handle, the simulated buckle ferrule revealing a 27in steel blade, 36.25in (92cm) l.

Lot 369

A late Victorian horn, bone and silver mounted paper knife, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1892, 13.75in (35cm) l, a Victorian carved mother of pearl paper knife, two pairs of knives and forks each with agate handles and a turned wood toddy ladle. (7)

Lot 374

A late 19th century tortoiseshell bijouterie box, with a bevelled glass inset top to the hinged cover and with silver coloured metal pierced foliage mounts, 11.75in (30cm) w. The silk interior distressed.

Lot 385

A late 19th century French `Japonais` marble, silver and gilt mounted koro and cover, having an ovoid body with a pair of mythical beast handles, with a domed cover with dog of fo, raised on a bulbous mounted base with four scroll feet and a turned marble base, 9.75in (25cm) h, 7.5in (19cm) w.

Lot 465

A Victorian silver cream jug, with reeded bands, the base stamped `LAMBERT, 12, COVENTRY ST`, London, 1881, 4.75in (12cm) h.

Lot 466

A George III Scottish silver sugar basin, with bright cut decoration and engraved a coat of arms with the motto `BE MINDFULL`, Edinburgh, 1801, 6.75in (17.4cm).

Lot 467

A George III silver teapot, with an ivory knop and a wood handle, the rectangular body with incurved corners, engraved a crest, London, 1815.

Lot 468

A George III silver oval sweetmeat basket, with a swing handle to a stiff leaf border, London, 1808, 6.25in (16cm) w.

Lot 475

A part set of silver fruit eaters, with mother of pearl handles, Sheffield 1902, in a walnut case retailed by Wm Lister & Sons, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and a part set of fish knives, cased. (2)

Lot 476

A set of twelve silver fruit eaters, with ivory handles, Sheffield, 1877, in a mahogany case, the lid with a brass plaque inscribed `RALPH GIBSON 1878`.

Lot 477

A Regency mahogany teapoy, inlaid ebonised stringing, the hinged top revealing four lidded pull-out canisters and two glass mixing bowls with a set of six silver teaspoons on twin column supports, reeded downswept legs terminating in brass lion`s paw sabots and castors, 30in (76cm) h, 22.75in (57.6cm) w, 15.5in (39.3cm) d.

Lot 490

A late 18th century mahogany tea chest, of rectangular domed form with a cast and chased silver coloured metal scroll leaf handle, revealing a velvet lined interior with a central octagonal glass canister, flanked by a pair of rectangular canisters with faceted shoulders, all with silver coloured metal covers, 6.25in (16cm) h, 9.5in (24cm) w.

Lot 507

A 19th century Scottish mahogany serpentine front tea chest, modelled as a commode with parquetry and stringing, the hinged cover with a leaf carved edge and a silver coloured metal ring handle, revealing a rectangular canister with a brass lock and a sliding cover with chequer stringing and a kingwood panel, revealing a divided interior, one zinc lined and two covers, the front with four false drawers, having plated oval escutcheons and brass Dutch drop handles, chevron canted angles, lozenges to the sides, the back with roundels and stringing, the carved base moulding raised on replaced brass bun feet, 6.5in (16.5cm) h, 8.25in (21cm) w.

Lot 509

A George III rolled paper octagonal tea caddy, with stringing and an applied silver oval plaque initialled `JW` with a foliage border, the hinged cover with a silver loop handle, revealing a lidded interior with a plated knob handle, 5in (13cm) h, 5.5in (14cm) w.

Lot 511

A late George III ebony and silver mounted tea chest by Bayley & Blew, of rectangular form, the hinged cover with a cast crest of a demi-lion rampant out of a Marquess`s coronet for the Marquess of Bute, revealing a red leather lined interior with a central circular recess with applied gilt tooled label `MANUFACTURED BY BAYLEY & BLEW, 5 COCKSPUR STREET LONDON`, and flanked by two rectangular canister recesses, the silver hinges hallmarked John Shekleton, London 1803, with key, 8.5in (21.5cm) h, 12.5in (32cm) w.

Lot 512

An early 19th century Colonial macassar ebony and silver mounted tea chest, with carved leaf decoration and of sarcophagus shape, the hinged cover with an open plate capped scroll handle, revealing a replaced cut glass bowl, the blue leather surface with a printed paper label;` W. CARTLAND, Travelling & Drefsing Case, DESK AND WORK-BOX Manufacturer, 18 Old Bond Street, Bath.`, flanked by a pair of hinged lid canisters, the front with a shaped escutcheon and clasp, raised on claw and ball feet, the mounts marked `C.N` and a lion passant, mounts possibly later, 8.75in (22cm) h, 13.5in (34.4cm) w.

Lot 3

A carved ivory silver plated desk seal, the ivory cherub with a carved fabric draped head and shoulders, half length, to a tapering stand decorated with carved strapwork, quatrafoils and acanthus leaves (repair), the circular silver plated base decorated with rows of beadwork, a Greek key band and gadroon border to a blind base, 110mm in length, together with an ivory and silver gilt desk seal, the carved ivory pommel form handle to a lotus leaf mount with a bead band. The scalloped base with a rope edge border and an oval cornelian tablet seal engraved with a coat of arms and motto, the arms of M’ANDREW of London recorded in 1785, 95mm in length (2)

Lot 4

A citrine desk seal, c.1840, a faceted tapering pale smoky quartz handle to a chased gold collar, a faceted rectangular cushion shaped citrine base, the seal engraved with the crest of KEANE of Ireland within a strap and buckle inscribed with an appropriate punning motto, 50mm in length, together with a miniature agate handled desk seal, 19th century, with a silver chased collar to a circular bloodstone tablet engraved with a forget me knot, and two carved bone examples (4)

Lot 5

A turned hardwood desk seal, with turned pillars and bands to a silver mounted colourless glass tablet, the seal engraved with the bust of a gentleman, 73mm in length, together with an amethyst desk seal, with a tapered amethyst column to a silver banded mount, a circular concave base, and a raised coat of arms and motto (2) This seal matrix is a reverse-cut achievement of arms for Surbiton Borough Council, using the frequently encountered motto CONSILIO ET ANIMIS [By wisdom and courage]

Lot 7

A silver gilt purpurine and hardstone desk seal, c.1850, in the form of a crown, the crown 33mm in length with a circular bloodstone tablet, the seal engraved with initials below a crest of a bird holding a laurel bough in its beak, standing on a wreath, the crest of GIBSON originally of Yelland, Lancashire

Lot 11

A French silver and silver gilt greyhound/whippet desk seal, c.1840, the naturalistically modelled silver dog seated with one paw raised to a silver gilt rock base. The rectangular bloodstone pillar style stand to a rectangular cut corner silver gilt blind base. French poincon 1838 to date, maker’s mark unidentified, 730mm tall

Lot 20

A silver-plated Goliath calendar pocket watch, in a silver-mounted travelling case, London 1901

Lot 21

Thomas Windmills, a silver verge pocket watch with a pair case and an enamel dial

Lot 22

Jonathon Wicksteed, Stafford, an early 18th century verge pocket watch, with a silver champleve dial, the movement with a glazed clock, in a silver pair case. The inner with a casemaker’s mark, indistinct, the outer not marked, as usual

Lot 23

A Lehcim (?), Londini, a mid 18th century verge pocket watch in a silver gilt case

Lot 33

An Art Deco circular enamel pendant,17mm diameter, a milligrain quatrafoil centre with leaf shapes, each set with a rose cut diamond, mounted to a pink guilloche ground with a white line border, pink guilloche verso, tested as approximately 15ct gold, a similar mauve guilloche enamel example, with a peg set pearl at the centre, glazing to the reverse deficient, marked 15ct and tested as 15ct gold, a ladies silver gilt Edwardian wristwatch, decorated with turquoise enamel to the bezel and back, with garlands and a swallow to a circular waves ground, together with a Continental sky blue guilloche enamel bangle and a cased set of Edwardian enamel blouse buttons (5)

Lot 37

A pearl and diamond necklet,c.1900, the centrepiece composed of a flowerhead peg set with a pearl centre and graduated diamond set petals, to two rows of diamond set articulated laurel swags with bouton shaped pearls. An articulated diamond set drop to an oval shaped pearl drop. Tested as sterling silver backed with 15ct gold to a later platinum chain (pearls untested)

Lot 72

+ An emerald doublet and diamond cluster ring, the emerald doublet rub set in a plain yellow collet, surrounded by old European and Swiss cut diamonds, in a silver setting edge to a solid gallery. Tested as approximately 18ct gold and sterling silver. Finger size L

Lot 88

A Russian silver cigarette case, mark of KC, Moscow 1908/17, of rectangular form with a chrysoprase thumb piece, the front decorated in low relief with a laurel leaf oval cartouche with festoons and swags below, monogrammed, inscribed on reverse, gilt interior, 11.5cm by 8.5cm, 5oz

Lot 90

A large Britannia standard silver Armada dish, by Richard Comyns, London 1977, 41cm diameter 67.5oz

Lot 91

A silver pounce pot modelled as a spaniel’s head, by Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham 1905, 3.5cm long, and a miniature silver pincushion modelled as a bird, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1909, mounted upon a glass plinth (2)

Lot 92

A silver pincushion modelled as a fish, by Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1908, 5.5 cm long

Lot 93

A silver pincushion modelled as a camel, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1903, 6.2 cm long

Lot 94

A silver nib wipe in the form of a boot brush, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1900, a silver mounted green glass ink pail by Cohen & Charles, Birmingham 1896 and an Edwardian silver and enamel letter clip modelled as leaves, by Corke Brothers & Co, London date letter unclear, on a plain circular base (3)

Lot 95

A late 19th century silver oval snuff box, by Berthould Muller, imported London 1897, the cover depicting a recumbent cupid, gilt interior, 5.5cm long, and a Victorian vesta case, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1876, of rectangular form with foliate scroll engraving and monogrammed, with flip-down striker, 4.25cm long (2)

Lot 96

A late Victorian silver oval box, by Samuel Walton Smith, Birmingham 1889, the hinged cover hand painted with figures dancing, a waterfall and lake, with gilt interior, 5.5cm long

Lot 97

An Edwardian silver bowl, maker’s mark overstruck by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1904, of spiral fluted circular form with a foliate embossed waisted neck and pierced scrollwork border above, resting on a spreading circular foot with matching border, on an ebonised stand, 29.5 cm diameter 20.5 cm high (excluding stand) 43 oz (2)

Lot 99

A George III silver gilt mounted cut glass cologne bottle and silver gilt beaker, maker’s mark ‘HT’, London 1812, the detachable cover engraved with a monogram with coronet above, 13cm high (2)

Lot 101

A Victorian silver fiddle and thread pattern soup ladle, by William Smily, London 1855,monogrammed, 36 cm long, and a George III silver old English pattern basting spoon, by Thomas Wallis, London 1803, monogrammed, 30.5cm long, 12oz (2)

Lot 102

A George IV provincial silver fiddle pattern basting spoon, probably by William Welch, Exeter 1822, 32.5cm long, and a matching set of three George IV Scottish silver fiddle pattern toddy ladles, by J Muir Jr?, Glasgow 1829/30, monogrammed, 7oz (4)

Lot 105

A set of six Victorian Scottish silver gilt apostle spoons, by Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1873, the stems decorated with a variety of foliage and some with twisted snakes, all with rat tail bowls, 18cm long, in fitted case, 13oz (6)

Lot 106

A 20th century silver four piece teaset, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Sheffield 1940, of tapering rectangular form with canted corners and egg and dart borders, comprising a teapot, hot water jug, two handled sugar bowl and milk jug, 62oz (4)

Lot 107

A George III silver teapot, probably by William Elliott, London 1818, of melon shape on a circular foot with a melon finial, 14cm high, 25oz

Lot 108

A collection of silver/metalwares, comprising: an 18th century mote spoon, a foliate embossed salts bottle case containing a green glass salts bottle, Birmingham 1899, four thimbles to include a gold example, a trowel book mark, two manicure items, two button hooks, a mounted tortoiseshell desk clip (af), eight miniatures, two ashtrays, and six small boxes to include a vinaigrette, London 1823, a silverplated souvenir book and assorted loose moonstones

Lot 109

An 18th century Dutch silver sealing wax holder, possibly by Pieter van Somerwil I, Amsterdam c.1735, of cylindrical form, the seal end with a monogram with coronet above, the hinged cover with an armorial, 8.25cm long containing four silver implements (5)

Lot 110

A William and Mary silver nutmeg grater, by Thomas Kedder, c.1695, of teardrop shape with two hinged covers, one engraved with a tulip and the other with a flowerhead motif, within hatched borders, 3.5cm long

Lot 111

A Victorian silver castle top vinaigrette, by Wheeler and Cronin, Birmingham 1844, with a view of the Royal Exchange in high relief against a matted background within a leafy scroll border, the base engraved with leafy scrollwork with a central vacant shield shaped cartouche, the sides engraved with leafy gadroon borders, the grille pierced with foliate scroll work, gilt interior, 5 cm by 3.5 cm

Lot 114

A late 18th century silver mounted cowrie shell snuff box, unmarked, the hinged cover inscribed ‘Tobacco good within I have, But tis not free for evry knave, A little ? friend to try, Let? begging following and buy’, monogrammed, 7.25cm long, a George III silver toothpick box, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1785, of rectangular form with canted corners, 7.5cm long, velvet lined, a pair of continental silver cloak studs, modelled in high relief with a huntsman courting a country girl, 2.75cm diameter, a continental silver seal, the baluster handle cast and pierced with foliage, monogrammed, 6.5cm long, and a silver plated wine label pierced ‘Madeira’, 7cm long, lacking chain (8)

Lot 115

A set of six pairs of Victorian silver and mother of pearl fruit eaters, by Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1845, and two silver teaspoons (14)

Lot 116

A 20th century silver four piece tea set, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1945/46, of tapering rectangular form with fluted sides, comprising teapot, hot water jug, two handled sugar bowl and milk jug, 50oz (4)

Lot 118

A set of three George IV silver wine labels, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1824, with flowers, fruiting vines and a shell surmount, pierced ‘Sherry’, ‘Port’ and ‘Madeira’, ensuite another set of three silver wine labels, by Messrs Barnard, London 1829, of the same design, pierced ‘Brandy’, ‘Rum’ and ‘Gin’, 6.75 cm long (6)

Lot 119

A pair of George III silver wine labels, by John Bridge, London 1818, modelled as vine leaves, pierced ‘Claret’ and ‘Madeira’, 9 cm wide (2)

Lot 120

A pair of Victorian silver wine labels, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1840, the foliate vine borders surrounding the scroll title area incised ‘Sherry’ and ‘Port’, 7 cm wide (2)

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