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Lot 89

George V silver bowl, with serpentine rim, on round foot, by Barker Bros Ltd., Birmingham, 1929, 18oz,

Lot 94

Victorian silver two handled cu and cover London 1844, markers mark for J C E, 8ozs , diameter 6" 4in. (10.16cm)

Lot 95

Pair of victorian silver topped hobnail cut perfume bottles Birmingham 1900 5in. (12.70cm)

Lot 96

Dutch white metal bon bon sweet dish 8" Indian silver sugar bowl , pair of white metal tea spoons and a white metal table salt with red glass liner 3" high

Lot 97

George V silver cigarette box Birmingham 1924 3 x 7 x 4in. (7.62 x 17.78 x 10.16cm)

Lot 98

Victorian silver round salts with blue glass liners diameter 2.5" London 1841 with a pair of silver plated salt spoons

Lot 99

Pair of modern silver pepper pots another pepper pot , Dutch white metal beaker, spoon and fork, six coffee spoons and a set of six tea spoons and matching sugar tongs various dates and marks 12ozs

Lot 100

Victorian silver three piece tea service, of oval form with half gadrooned body, London, 1881 and 1882, 28oz gross weight,

Lot 101

Late Victorian silver three piece tea service, of oval form with banded and gadrooned decoration, Sheffield, 1895, 13oz gross weight,

Lot 102

George VI silver coffee pot, of octagonal form with two bands of engine turned decoration, Birmingham, 1946, 19oz gross weight,

Lot 103

George V silver hot water jug, of cylindrical section, on round foot, 7.5" high, Birmingham, 1935, 8oz gross weight,

Lot 104

George V silver sucrier with hinged cover, of navette form with urn finial, half gadrooned cover and body, lion mask and ring handles on an oval base, 4.5" high, by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London, 1910, 6oz,

Lot 105

Selection of silver items, to include a cased part set of Victorian silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1892, silver mounted whisky noggin and other items, (15),

Lot 106

Pair of Edward VII silver tablespoons, by Henry Hobson & Son, Sheffield, 1902, and another pair of silver tablespoons, by Henry Williamson Ld, Sheffield, 1901, 10oz, (4),

Lot 108

Six George IV Irish silver table knives, by Stephen Bergin or Samuel Beere, Dublin, 1820, 1823 and 1824, irish silver fiddle pattern tablespoon, Dublin, 1820, and two Victorian silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, London, 1879, 13oz gross weight, (9),

Lot 109

Four Victorian silver tablespoons, by George Adams, London, 1871, two table forks, Glasgow, 1847, six dessert spoons, six teaspoons, a tablespoon, four table forks, by Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, London, 1874, silver tablespoon by George Adams, London, 1871, six George IV Irish silver fiddle pattern forks, Dublin, 1822, and two George IV irish silver teaspoons, Dublin, 1826, 51oz, (32), PROVENANCE: all engraved with the crest and some with the motto of the Stewart family. Granddaughter of FH Burberry.

Lot 111

George VI silver sugar sifter Birmingham 1937, 8" high, and a cigarette case Birmingham 1937 8ozs

Lot 112

George III silver Fiddle Pattern cutlery by William Eley and William Fearn, London comprising: 12 table forks 1817; 12 table spoons 1815; 12 dessert spoons 1815, and 1 sou ladle 1815, (37) 80ozs

Lot 113

Matched George III silver Old English pattern spoons comprising 8 dessert spoons 1767; 1 dessert spoon 1798; 6 table spoons, 1768; 4 table spoons 1772; and 1 gravy spoon, marks rubbed: all engraved with crest and legend `Roma MIII Peros` 32ozs

Lot 114

Eight 18th century Dutch silver table forks

Lot 115

Three George III silver old English pattern table spoons London 1803; another similar 1809; Irish Old English Pattern table spoon Dublin 1820; and a continental white metal table spoon (6) 12ozs

Lot 116

Pair of Irish Victorian silver Fiddle Pattern table forks Dublin 1868: four Irish Fiddle Pattern table spoons, 1846, 1844, 1836 and 1829; and another London 1832 (7) 16ozs

Lot 117

George III silver Fiddle Pattern strainer spoon London 1814, three George III old English pattern silver sauce ladles 1818, 1825, and 1821 (4) 7ozs

Lot 118

Victorian silver apostle spoon London 1890, and a pair of Victorian sugar tongs 1872 (2) 4ozs

Lot 119

Five William IV silver tea spoons London 1835, six silver Fiddle Pattern teaspoons and one dessert spoon, various dates and marks (12) 8ozs

Lot 120

Eighteen various George III and later silver tea spoons, three salt and three mustard spoons (24), various dates and marks 12ozs

Lot 121

Two silver cigarette cases bon bon dish, sauce boat , 5 apostle spoons a pair of sugar tongs cased set of six tea spoons and sugar tongs and cased tea spoon and babies push, various dates and marks 16 ozs and a cut glass and silver mounted posy vase

Lot 122

Edward VII silver oval teapot with half gadrooned body and ebonised handle Birmingham 1904 10ozs 5in. (12.70cm)

Lot 124

George V silver tea caddy, of octagonal form with urn finial and ring handle, by Alfred Marston, Chester, 1913, 4oz, 4" high,

Lot 125

Pair of Edward VII silver pepper pots, of oval form with reeded decoration each on four ball feet, (boxed), London, 1901, late Victorian silver mustard pot with blue glass liner and gadrooned decoration and silver plated spoon, London, 1895, silver salt and pepper shakers, Birmingham, 1939, miniature silver salt shaker, Chester, probably 1831, silver matchbox holder, and a pair of silver salts with blue glass liners and silver plated spoons, Birmingham, marks rubbed, 7oz,

Lot 127

Victorian silver three piece tea service, comprising tea pot 6.5" high, sugar bowl and cream jug, all with cast and embossed scrolling foliage and floral decoration, each on four scroll feet, by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London, 1840, 42oz,

Lot 323

Noritake coffee service in presentation case with dark blue borders highlighted in gilt, the main bodies decorated with landscape scenes comprising coffee pot, cream jug, six coffee cans and saucers, six silver plated tea spoons and a pair of sugar tongs

Lot 354

19th century Thomas Webb glass gourd shaped and silver mounted flask, with veined decoration and applied handle, printed mark to base, 8" high, silver mount with maker`s mark `J.G & S`, Birmingham, 1888,

Lot 380

19th century hob nail cut glass biscuit barrel with silver plated mounts, the hinged cover with mythical beast finial, handles with mask decoration, on oval beaded base and four bun feet, 7.5" high,

Lot 382

Amethyst coloured glass lemonade jug and six glasses, with silver overlaid decoration of flowers and foliage, jug 8" high, glasses 3.75" high,

Lot 384

Green glass decanter and stopper with six matching tumblers, with silver overlaid lattice work and floral decoration, decanter 9.5" high, tumblers 2.25" high,

Lot 427

Hawkins, silver coins of England 1876 and William Redman, Handbook of information on money currency and precious metals PROVENANCE These books have been sent in for sale by executors from an estate in Winchester. Family tradition indicates that they were inherited through the Bohn family of Hull and through earlier connections from the Boleyns. Many of the earlier books in this estate certainly came from the library of publisher Henry George Bohn 1796-1884 or his descendants. Bohn was born in London as the son of a German bookbinder who had settled in England. In 1831 he started as a dealer in rare books and "remainders." In 1841 he issued his "Guinea" Catalogue of books, a monumental work containing 23,208 items. Bohn was noted for his book auction sales: one held in 1848 lasted four days, the catalogue comprising twenty folio pages. Printed on this catalogue was the information: "Dinner at 2 o`clock, dessert at 4, tea at 5, and supper at 10." His Libraries which he inaugurated were begun in 1846 and comprised editions of standard works and translations, dealing with history, science, classics, theology and archaeology, consisting in all of 766 volumes. It had been one of Bohn`s ambitions to found a great publishing house, but, finding that his sons had no taste for the trade, he sold the Libraries in 1864 to Messrs. Bell and Daldy, afterwards G. Bell & Sons. Bohn was a man of wide culture and many interests. He himself made considerable contributions to his Libraries: he collected pictures, china and ivories, and was a famous rose-grower. He died at Twickenham on 22 August 1884 and was buried at West Norwood Cemetery. An extract from the Daily Graphic dated July 10th 1909 states, " His advice was often sought by such great Collectors as the Duke of Hamilton `Vathek` Beckford and on more than one occasion he was consulted on everyday matters by the Prince Consort. He was chairman of the committee appointed for the printed books department of the 1851 Exhibition. Gladstone who had a high opinion of Bohn`s abilities, offered him a baronetcy but we are told that the publisher declined the honour on principle. Bohn tired of his success in 1864 when his sons preferred other professions to following in this footsteps and sold the whole stock and copyrights of his libraries to Messers Bell and Dalby for about £40000........His second-hand books which subsequently took forty days to dispose of at various auction rooms realised £13000." Of his early career the paper said " while Napoleon was ravaging the Continent whole libraries were being dispersed by ancient families and religious institutions lest they should fall into the Emperor`s hands and many treasures were picked u this way by the Anglo-German bookseller. ..... He happened to be attending an auction at Leipzig while the Battle of Waterloo was being fought."

Lot 510

Late Victorian tortoiseshell and silver mounted travelling inkwell, of cylindrical form with domed hinged cover enclosing glass stoppered well, London, 1899, 2.75" high,

Lot 512

Berry`s patent ivory and brass mounted travelling inkwell, of cylindrical form with screw cover enclosing glass bottle, in a removable silver mount with scrolling decoration, London, 1904, 3" high, and a Coombs & Co., ivory miniature `portable inkstand`, with screw-on domed cover enclosing glass bottle, 2.25" high,

Lot 513

Sampson Mordan & Co., late Victorian silver travelling inkwell, of cylindrical domed form, the domed cover with button release mechanism enclosing a further cover and glass well, London, 1892, 2.25" high,

Lot 514

Sampson Mordan & Co., George V silver travelling inkwell, with reeded decoration, screw-on cover enclosing glass well, Chester, 1911, 2" high,

Lot 515

Sampson Mordan & Co., late Victorian silver travelling inkwell, of cylindrical form with screw-on domed cover enclosing glass well, Chester, 1899, 2" high,

Lot 516

Asprey & Co. Ltd., George V silver travelling inkwell, with engine turned decoration, screw-on cover enclosing glass well, London, 1923, 2" high,

Lot 517

W. Leuchars, late Victorian silver travelling inkwell, of square form, the cover with button release mechanism enclosing a further cover and glass well, London, 1887, 1.5" high, 2" wide,

Lot 518

George III glass and silver mounted travelling inkwell, with unusual screw down cover in a blue leather case, London, 1819, 1.75" in case,

Lot 519

Edward VII silver travelling inkwell, with gadrooned decoration, button release cover enclosing a further cover with arm release mechanism and glass well, by ACM Co., Birmingham, 1902, 1.5" high,

Lot 520

William IV glass and silver mounted travelling inkwell, with unusual screw down cover, possibly by Thomas Dicks, London, 1836, 1.5" high,

Lot 521

Victorian silver and leather mounted travelling inkwell, with button release cover enclosing glass well, by William Thomas Wright & Frederick Davies, London, 1873, 2.25" high,

Lot 522

19th century French silver travelling inkwell, of square form, the cover with a band of foliate decoration and blue cabochon finial, button release mechanism enclosing a further cover and glass well, by Tonnel of Paris, 1.75" high,

Lot 527

`SF` patent leather cased travelling inkwell, the cover with silver cartouche depicting angels, Birmingham, 1904, and nine other leather cased travelling inkwells,

Lot 531

Victorian silver covered cut glass travelling inkwell, of nonagonal form, with button release, London, 1868, 1.5" high,

Lot 554

Regent Boosey & Hawkes silver plated flute 24" in travel case

Lot 173

A Royal Worcester ovoid clear glass jar, the cover painted by William Bee, signed, with pear and cherries on a mossy ground, silver mounted, Birmingham 1928, 9.5cm high

Lot 324

A Bohemian ruby and white overlaid goblet, the bucket shaped bowl inscribed To Our Dearest Parents Mr Heimann Ringard and Mrs Rosalie nee Kramer For Their Silver Wedding Dedicated in Love From Their Children Ratibor 12th Sept 1862, knopped stem, spreading circular base, domed cover, knopped finial, 41cm high, c.1860

Lot 526

A Doulton Lambeth spreading cylindrical jug, applied in relief with floral roundels, within beaded borders on a mottled blue ground, the top and base banded with anthemions and lozenges, silver collar, London 1880, loop handle, 24.5cm high, impressed mark

Lot 568

A Lovatts Langley ovoid teapot, sucrier and milk jug, applied with Art Nouveau silver lustre scrolls, teapot 17cm high; a similar Denby sucrier and cover and milk jug, 9.5cm high, printed and impressed marks (5)

Lot 656

A pair of George III/IV Sheffield plate circular telescopic candlesticks, campana sconces, acanthus borders, 19cm to 23cm high, c.1820; a 19th century silver on copper shaped rectangular entree dish, fluted leafy bayonet loop handle, scroll, shell and fruiting border, 31cm wide; etc (8)

Lot 665

A 19th century silver on copper shaped rectangular warming dish, leafy scroll border, bail handles, lion paw feet with acanthus knees, 38cm wide, C & J Creswick; etc (2)

Lot 680

A canteen of George VI Old English pattern flatware, comprising twelve soup spoons, twelve table forks, six table spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve tea spoons, a soup ladle, a pair of salad servers, a pair of sauce ladles, a sugar scoop, a pickle fork, a pair of sugar bows, a butter knife, ensuite with stainless steel accompaniments, comprising twelve table knives, twelve dessert knives, a carving five carving implements and a pair of E.P.N.S sugar bows, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940 & 1941, 135oz weighable silver, the `Jacobethan` oak canteen table with oversailing moulded rectangular above two long graduated drawers, each carved with two pairs of linen-fold panels, turned wooden handles, shaped apron, fluted baluster legs, moulded rectangular stretchers, block feet, 88cm wide, 76.5cm high

Lot 691

A George IV silver-gilt Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern salt ladle, husk heel, Charles Boyton, London 1828; a pair of George III Old English pattern salt ladles, Peter & William Bateman, London 1806; a pair of George III provincial Fiddle pattern salt ladles, Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1816 (5)

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