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A set of eighteen Victorian silver Hanoverian thread, shell and drop pattern table forks, George William Adams for Chawner & Co., London 1851, engraved with a crest, 1539g (49.5 oz) The crest of ALISON, BLACKETT, BLAIR, COTTON, DAISIE, FAWKNIE and other families
An assembled Victorian silver Old English pattern service, George William Adams for Chawner & Co., London various dates, some plain, some engraved with various initials and crests, comprising: Six table spoons, 1862, Twelve table forks, various dates, Thirteen dessert spoons, 1850, Twelve dessert forks, 1845, Twelve teaspoons, 1866 and 1877, 2454g (82.6 oz) gross
An assembled Victorian silver Old English pattern table service, George William Adams for Chawner & Co., London various dates, some plain, some engraved with various initials or crests, comprising: Eight table spoons, Four table forks, Nineteen dessert spoons, Thirty two dessert forks, Fifteen tea spoons, Two egg spoons, 3344g (107.5 oz)
Three silver parcel gilt three piece fruit serving sets, one Victorian dognose pattern by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1884, the gilt bowls embossed with fruit and leaves, the handles engraved; matched George III Old English pattern, various maker’s and dates, the bowls later gilt and embossed with fruit, the handles engraved; and Victorian ‘apostle’ pattern, maker’s mark ‘J.W&Co’ (maker’s, standard and duty marks only), circa 1880, each set in a leather covered case, 735g (23.65 oz) gross
Three George III silver Old English pattern gravy spoons, comprising: one by Peter & Ann Bateman. London 1792, engraved ‘B’, 29.5cm (11.5in) long; one by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1799, engraved ‘E’, 30.5cm (12in) long; and lastly, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1788, 30.5cm (12in) long, 327g (10.5 oz) gross
Six silver sugar tongs, mainly initialled, comprising: a George III bead edge example by Hester Bateman, maker’s, standard and duty marks only; a Scottish King’s pattern, maker’s mark ‘GB’ (unknown), Edinburgh 1840; a Scottish plain example by John Muir, Jr., Glasgow 1855; another Scottish example threaded, maker’s mark ‘..M’ (worn), Edinburgh 1805; an Irish feather-edge shell bowl example, Hibernia mark only, late 18th century; and one bright-cut by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1793, 260g (8.35 oz) gross
Four early Victorian silver shaped circular plates by William Ker Reid of Newcastle, London 1842, with shell and gadrooned borders, engraved under ‘No. 8’ and scratch weight ‘19oz 10 dwts’, ‘No. 48’ and ‘21 oz 3 dwts’, ‘No. 41’ and ‘21 oz 4 dwts’, ‘No. 11’ and ‘19 oz 13 dwts’, 25.5cm (10in) diameter, 2442g (78.5 oz)
Two pairs of Scottish silver ladles, comprising: single-struck Queen’s pattern sauce ladles by John Muir, Jr., Glasgow 1855, engraved with a crest, 20cm (8in) long; and fiddle toddy ladles by Charles Dalgleish, Edinburgh 1821, 15.5cm (6.25in) long, 221g (7.1 oz)The crest of BRUDENELL, CLARKE, COYNE and DANSIE
A matched George III Irish silver oblong baluster three piece tea service, maker’s marks ‘W.D’ (not traced) and perhaps ‘I.S’ (worn), Dublin 1813 and 1815 (sugar basin), with egg-and-dart shaped rims, engraved bands and on ball feet, the tea pot with an ebonised harp handle, the tea pot 32cm (12.5in) long, 1128g (36.6 oz) gross (the finial a replacement)
A silver four piece circular pedestal tea service by Maple & Co., Sheffield 1916, with egg and dart rims and panelled sides, the tea and hotwater pots with composition finials and loop handles, engraved with a crest, the tea pot 25cm (9.75in) long, 1859g (59.75 oz) gross. The crest recorded for ADAMS, BOYER, CANNING, DODSON, EVELEIGH, FOLLETT, GARDINER and many other families.
A silver three piece oblong baluster tea service with kettle on stand by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1914, the bodies half gadrooned, the tea pot and kettle with composition finials and handles, the cream jug and sugar basin with gilt interiors, the tea pot 30cm (11.75in) long, the kettle on stand 35.5cm (14in) high, 3333g (107 oz) gross
A matched set of four silver mounted glass whisky noggins by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1912 and 1913, and Chester 1913, of typical form, with kidney shape labels engraved ‘Whiskey’ by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1913 and Chester 1912, 11cm (4.25in) high, in a fitted case
A matched silver oblong baluster three piece tea service by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1909, 1907 and 1911, stamped for Elkington & Co. as retailer, with a nulled rim, half gadrooning and the tea pot with a composition finial and harp handle, the tea pot 28.5cm (11.25in) long, 1140g (36.65 oz) gross
An Edwardian silver shaped circular salver by Elkington & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1908, with a shell and scroll border, on four ball-and-claw feet, engraved with a presentation inscription, 48cm (18.75in) diameter, 2932g (94.5oz) (marks rubbed) The inscription reads ‘Presented to W. H. Hepplewhite Esq. H. M. Assistant Inspector of Mines for the Midlands together with a purse on the occasion of his retirement as a mark of esteem by all the Colliery Proprietors of Warwickshire November 1916’.
An Edwardian silver pierced ‘lighthouse’ sugar caster by Haseler Bros, London 1904, with a twist spire finial, a bayonet fixing and scroll piercing, 19.5cm (7.75in) high, with a blue glass liner; and a Victorian ogee baluster pedestal sugar caster by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1882, with a twist spire finial, a dot pierced domed cover and a circular foot, 430g (13.85 oz) gross weighable
An Edwardian silver mounted easel dressing table mirror by H. Matthews, Birmingham 1901, shaped and waisted rectangular, with a shaped cartouche and pierced and embossed with scrolls, flowers, foliage and rocaille work, with a velvet backing, engraved ‘I’, 47cm (18.5in) high
A pair of late Victorian silver pierced pedestal baskets by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1893, quatrefoil outlined and ogee sided, the shaped rims cast with flowers and scrolls, the sides with flower and foliate swags, on conforming domed bases, 18.5cm (7.25in) wide, 556g (17.9 oz)
[Horse racing interest] A Victorian silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup and cover by Walker & Hall (John Edward Bingham) , Sheffield 1888, incused stamped by Walker & Hall (‘W&H’ on a flag), the finial modelled as a horse with jockey up, a domed moulded cover, moulded high loop handles, embossed with foliage and scroll-work, the front reserve presentation engraved ‘The Paddy Butler Memorial Cup’, the reverse with a jumping scene, on a tapered stem and a circular foot, 45cm (17.5in) high, 1660g (53.35 oz); with an ebonised socle (the base of the stem almost split through at the foot)
A Victorian silver galleried, coromandel and inlaid canted-rectangular tray by Rupert Favell, London 1883, the bead edged pierced gallery with two cut-out handles, the base inlaid in satinwood, boxwood and harewood with a patera and half paterae to the angles, the silver central oval engraved with a crest, on four bun feet, 51.5cm (20.25in) long. The crest of BURKE, Baronets of Galway and also of O’BRENON, HOW and TYNDALL of Ireland.
A Victorian silver ovoid ewer by William & George Sissons, London 1872, with a wreath thumbpiece to the flat cover, a laurel sided loop handle, a narrow waisted neck and engraved with classical figures from the Portland vase, presentation engraved, 23cm (9in) high, 471g (15.15 oz) gross (dents) The presentation reads ‘Presented to Thomas Jackson Esqre. by his fellow Committee-men in recognition of his services as Honorary Treasurer to the Irish Distress Fund Hong Kong 1880’. The Irish Distress Fund was set up after a great famine in Ireland in 1880.
A Victorian silver lobed cake basket by Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1865, with a beaded swing handle, a beaded border, engraved and pierced floral decoration, on a conforming foot, engraved with a crest and a monogram, 25.5cm (10in) diameter, 486g (15.6 oz)
A Victorian silver mounted cut and etched glass claret jug by George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown, London 1862, with a grapes and leaf finial to the leaf embossed cover, an S-scroll stock handle with grapes in relief, the mount and girdles as fruiting vine, on a globe and spire body with vine decoration, 29cm (11.5in) high
An early Victorian silver compressed mustard pot, maker’s mark ‘WE’ or ‘WF’ London 1838, the flat cover with a ball finial and foliate engraving, a leaf-capped S-scroll handle, and with a shell and scroll skirt, on shell and foliate panel feet, 6.5cm (2.5in) high,149g (4.8 oz)
A William IV silver soup tureen and cover by Thomas Wimbush, London 1833, lobed circular, with a cast foliate loop handle to the lobed domed cover, a scroll rim with roses in high relief, twin C-scroll foliate handles and on four bold scroll foliate feet, engraved with a monogram, 40.5cm (16in) wide, 3637g (116.95 oz)
A George IV silver twin handled cup and cover, possibly by William Bateman (mark rubbed), London 1828, with a bud finial, double C-scroll handles, embossed with flowers and lobes on a matted ground, on a circular foot, the interior gilt, later presentation engraved for the First Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers, 1861, 26cm (10.25in) high, 842g (27 oz)
A George IV silver oblong inkstand by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1821, the candlestick with conical extinguisher on a box base flanked by cut glass bottles, the base with two pen rests, a flower and foliate rim and on four anthemion and paw feet, 24.5cm (9.75in) wide, 709g (22.8 oz) gross weighable (one well cover lacking)
A set of six George III silver salts by Samuel Hennell, London 1813, circular with nulled rims, moulded sides and bases, the interiors gilt, engraved with a monogram, 8.2cm (3.75in) diameter; and four conforming by Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co., Sheffield 1853, engraved with a monogram, 8.2cm (3.75in) diameter, 868g (27.9 oz) gross
A George III silver barrel mustard pot by Thomas & Daniel Leader, Sheffield 1807, with a domed cover, a bifurcated loop handle with a loop thumbpiece and a ‘coopered’ girdle, the interior gilt 8.2cm (3.25in) high, 140g (4.5 oz); with a blue glass liner
A silver large shaped circular salver in the early Victorian taste, the reverse with mis-struck maker’s mark and date letter for London 1791 (now distorted), the feet bearing later additions marks, engraved with a band of scroll foliage and with flowers, with a raised scroll and rocaille rim, on four cast open scroll feet, later engraved with an armorial, 51cm (20in) diameter, 2575g (82.8 oz) The arms of (?) MILLS impaling HELTON of Westmorland
A pair of George III silver circular coasters by John Younge & Co, Sheffield 1782, with beaded rims, the sides with two foliate pierced bands, with silver covered bases, wood beneath, engraved with a crest, 12cm (5in) diameter. The crest of CROMPTON of Woodend, Yorkshire and Duffield Hall, Derbyshire.
A George III silver pierced drum mustard pot by Charles Aldridge, London 1786, with a moulded domed cover, an S-scroll handle with an open thumbpiece, Vitruvian scroll pierced bands, patera and engraved swags and a crest, 7.5cm (3in) high, 87g (2.8 oz) The crest recorded for ALLINGBRIDGE, HARDCASTLE, LINDSAY, MACLACHLAN, POLLOCK, STABLE, TURBEVILLE and other families.
A Queen Anne silver tankard by John Rand, London 1708, Britannia standard, plain tapered with a domed cover, a scroll thumbpiece, an S-scroll handle scratch engraved ‘W’ over ‘.I.C.’ with a shield shaped terminal, later engraved with a monogram, 712g (22.9 oz)
A Charles II silver tankard, maker’s mark ‘TC’, a fish above, London 1671, the slightly tapering body with later decoration of fluting and a cartouche on matted ground, raised flat-topped cover with bifurcated kidney shaped thumbpiece and S-scroll handle, 14cm (5.5in) high, 751g (24.15oz) See Jackson (3rd edition), p. 133 for the maker’s mark recorded for 1676 to 1690.
A Victorian silver chatelaine by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1888, cast with a figure group emblematic of Charity on an open scroll ground, a further panel below, with flower and foliate chains, hung with a scissors holder by Charles Boyton, London 1888, with a steel scissors; an ovoid spool holder, an oval scent bottle and an aide memoire all by George Unite, Birmingham 1888; and an unmarked penknife/glove hook and a pencil, 34.5cm (13.5in) long overall, 232g (7.45 oz) gross
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