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Click here to subscribeTwo Scottish silver mounted moss agate drops, Edinburgh 1981, a pair of turquoise drops, a coral drop, ten clasps and swivel fittings, together with a black glass bead necklace, a carved bog oak model of an Irish harp detailed `Killarney`, two dog brooches, two Sarah Coventry costume brooches, two further brooches, an unmounted oval sardonyx and a charm.
A mother-of-pearl stud and cufflink set, with octagonal fronts, cased, a set of six gold mounted mother-of-pearl and green enamelled dress buttons, cased, an 18ct gold dress stud, a gold bar brooch, a silver and garnet set bar brooch, eight Elizabeth II commemorative crowns, and sundry.
Three Second World War medals, comprising 1939-45 Star, Italy Star and 1939-45 War Medal, with the Army Council forwarding slip confirming three awards and box of postage, together with a silver menu stand, designed as a sword and flaming grenade motif with motto `Ubique`, and a quantity of mostly naval officer`s buttons.
A 1914-18 British War Medal and a 1914-19 Victory Medal, both to `2.Lieut C. Edkins`, a First World War period memorial plaque detailed `Charles Edkins`, and a silver oval identity disc, engraved `2nd Lt C. Edkins. CofE. 4th London Reg`, Birmingham 1917 [shown as serving with the London Regiment, died 30th October 1918, buried in the Tournai Communal Cemetery Allied Extension].
An Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George V last issue, with `Regular Army` suspension to `1853648 Sjt. C.E. Seal. R.E.`, fitted to a ribbon bar also showing the ribbon of the 1939-45 Star, together with a silver fob medal, detailed `R.E.B.L Winners 1918 Bugler C.E. Seal`, and a silver gilt and enamelled RAOB jewel, detailed `Propaganda Jewel Presented to Primo C.E. Seal 1923`.
A collection of Masonic and RAOB jewels, comprising a 15ct gold example, detailed `Salisbury Lodge 435`, the ribbon mounted with an enamelled shield and motto, thirteen silver and silver gilt mostly enamelled jewels and badges, a gilt metal circular badge with a dove at the centre, detailed `Bombay` to the border, and three further items.
A First World War period sepia photograph of an R.F.C. 2nd Air Mechanic, within a brass and composition frame, possibly constructed from a nine cylinder radial engine distributor, overall diameter approx 19cm, together with a small R.F.C. gilded sterling silver medal, inscribed `Drill Competition February 28th 1918 2/A.M. C. McCormack`.
A Second World War Mk III liquid filled prismatic compass by T.G. Co. Ltd., dated 1944 (defective, requires refilling), with card box, together with a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1915, with engraved inscription `W.A. Dean, 1916 Somme, 1917 Arras & Cambrai, 1918 Wounded & Prisoner at Münster`.
Two First World War period German 75mm trench art decorated brass shell cases, each dated 1916, one with applied silver and copper in the form of an R.A.M.C. badge and geometric bands, the other with applied silver and copper figures of soldiers from ancient times until mechanized transport during the First World War, divided by geometric bands.
A decorative copy of an Eastern flintlock holster pistol with part octagonal barrel, length approx 33cm, with overlaid silver coloured metal decoration in the form of trophies of arms and swords, matching lock, full stocked with carved and inlaid decoration, white metal mounts and bone fore-end cap.
A 12-bore percussion sporting gun, faintly signed `Sharpe` on breech block, with part octagonal three stage barrel, length approx 86.5cm, converted from flint by drum and nipple system, border and foliate scroll engraved lock, half stocked with foliate scroll engraved steel furniture, silver escutcheons and fore-end cap (some wear and minor damage), with its ramrod (worm missing).
A Royal Doulton Titanian silver mounted vase, circa 1925, of hexagonal shape with a band of scrolling blue foliage to the rim against a mottled red/green ground between the silver mounted rim and foot, black printed factory mark to base with black painted and impressed numerals, height approx 17cm.
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware salad bowl of circular shape with silver rim, decorated by Francis E. Lee, monogrammed, with a foliate design, Sheffield 1882 (chip to foot), together with a pair of plated servers, a Pratt type jug printed with convolvulus, an early 19th Century Chamberlains Worcester dessert dish and plate, a French `Limoges` part coffee service, two floral decorated dessert plates, a Hammersley bowl and a Golden Horn potted meat jar (some faults).
A Royal Doulton stoneware jug in the form of a leather jack with simulated stitching beneath the silver mounted rim, Chester 1905 (some chips), together with a Quimper pottery oval shaped jardinière, a late 20th Century tin glazed earthenware goblet (repaired) and a Dartmouth green glazed gurgling fish jug.
A silver mounted Doulton Lambeth stoneware ewer, circa 1874, the ovoid body with cylindrical neck and loop handle decorated by Arthur Barlow, monogrammed, with vertical stylized leafy stems against a textured brown ground, the silver tappit lid hallmarked London 1874, impressed and incised marks to base, height approx 22cm.
A set of six Aynsley porcelain coffee cans and saucers with pierced silver holders, London 1903, decorated with a floral band against a gilt ground, the silver holders pierced with putti (two cups cracked), together with a magenta and gilt banded Maple of London part tea service, including cups and saucers, tea plates and two cake plates.
A Hornby Railways Silver Seal Locomotive R-552 4-6-2 locomotive `Oliver Cromwell`, finished in BR green livery, an R-258 4-6-2 locomotive `Princess Elizabeth` with smoke, two Southern carriages, goods rolling stock, a Tri-ang Railways Large Station, track, tunnel and accessories (mostly boxed).
An Edwardian cased set of silver dress buttons. each of circular form, decorated with pink and white guilloche enamel, contained in a fitted case; a cased Continental silver part set of five dress buttons, each of lozenge design, decorated with pink and green guilloche enamel, stamped 800; together with an onyx dress set, comprising a pair of cufflinks, four buttons and two studs, each of circular design (3).
GEORG JENSEN - a matched suite, comprising necklace, pendant and ring. the necklace with import marks for London 1971, with post 1945 maker`s mark, also stamped 925 S DENMARK and numbered 170, composed of slim curved links; a detachable silver pendant designed by Nana and Jorgen Ditzel, with import marks for London 1968, with Georg Jensen post 1945 mark, also stamped 925 S DENMARK, NJ within D and numbered 328, of concave rounded triangular form, off-set near the centre with a spherical onyx bead, suspended from a slim tapering hooked bale, with import marks for London 1969, two Jensen maker`s marks, also stamped TORUN 925; together with a silver ring of curved form, with import marks for London 1965, post 1945 maker`s mark, stamped 925 S DENMARK and numbered 92 (3). Lengths: necklace 77cm; pendant 8.5cm (including bale); ring to front 2.5cm
An early 19th century continental silver gilt double locket. of circular form, plain loop suspension, `C` scroll border, one side with armorial, the other with a bunch of flowers, the two covers opening to reveal a miniature of a lady and another miniature of two children. 6.1cm diameter
A large suite of King`s pattern silver table appointments. Scottish and first half of the 19th century, single struck, comprising; a pair of serving spoons; another, double struck; two cream ladles; sixteen table spoons; sixteen table forks; fifteen dessert forks; sixteen dessert spoons sixteen teaspoons. Total weight 152oz
A matched set of Old English pattern silver flatware. London 1864 and other dates; fifty-seven table forks; thirty-three dessert forks; twenty-four dessert spoons; thirty-six table spoons; seven teaspoons; four sauce ladles; butter knife; jam spoon; set fish servers; soup ladle; . 307oz
A matched set of silver flatware including;. Thirty-two fiddle pattern Victorian and other table spoons, . Twenty-eight fiddle pattern Victorian and other table forks, . Thirty-one fiddle pattern Victorian and other dessert forks, . Thirty-three fiddle pattern Victorian and other teaspoons, . Thirty-five fiddle pattern dessert spoons. 254oz
A scarce Russian silver cuspidor. Sazikov, St Petersburg 1871, Imperial warrant mark, of circular form, pull off cover with flared opening, engine turned ground, the slightly tapering body with two cartouches, one engraved with a crossed leaf clasped `P`, the other with armorials and crest, glass liner. 11.3cm diameter, 17oz
†An Important Russian Imperial Presentation silver and parcel silver gilt Punch Set to Admiral Charles Henry Davis, U.S.N.. Mikhail Grachev, 1905, the set in the original fitted oak case with trade label; the punch bowl modelled as a stylised Viking longship on an oval base, the bowl standing on a large oval tray of stepped form with space round the border for the twelve punch Cups which are modelled as kovsch with designs following the bowl; also with a punch ladle the chased flat handle decorated with geometric designs and terminating in a spherical bowl with pouring lip.. Bowl 53.5cm wide, 27cm high; kovsch 12.5cm wide, 5.5cm high; 235oz all in .
A late Victorian silver rosebowl. London 1896 with highly embossed flower head and scroll decoration and scroll formed cartouches; together with a modern cream jug by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths company with baluster body and everted gadrooned rim (2). rosebowl 16.5cm diameter, combined weight 18oz
A mid 19th century presentation silver mounted double table top horn snuff mull,. IPB, Birmingham 1850 the whole supported on the back of an ox`s forefront, the lids with engraved inscription; "To Clement Ronds Of Mount Falinge........" generally describing the origin of the Ox horns from an Ox that was roasted whole and given to the poor of Rochdale in celebration of his elevation to the office of High Sheriff on November 15th 1850 and with engraved list of subscribers to the other snuff mull lid, the points joined by a silver shield with an engraved crest and motto Semper Paratus (Always Ready). 35cm
An important set of four German silver Royal table candlesticks. with marks for Balthazar Friedrich Behrens, circa 1740, the shaped square bases with rounded corners, the baluster column of octagonal form, and knopped, leaf clasped and each engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and GII cypher to the underside of the nozzles. 23cm high, 31oz each . The arms of King George II of England and Elector of Hanover 1727-1760 Engraved with stick and nozzle numbers. Nozzle numbers; 2; 13; 16; 20. Stick numbers; 17; 37; 49; 53. Provenance; . By descent in the Royal family of Great Britain and Hanover to the death of King William IV in 1837, when the two kingdoms became separate under different monarchs. Ernest Augustus, 1st Duke of Cumberland and King of Hanover (r.1837-1851), fifth son of King George III of Great Britain and brother of King William IV. . By descent to his grandson the Duke of Brunswick (1845-1923). Sold as a group privately to the Vienna dealers Gluckselig in 1924. . Note; . Generally known as part of a set of 72 candlesticks delivered circa 1735 to Herrenhausen, the Hanover palace of King George II of England and Elector of Hanover (r.1727-1760).. Much of the Hanover Royal plate remained at Herrenhausen until shortly after the Seven Weeks war in 1866. During the war the Palace was looted by Prussian troops but the Royal Plate survived in a hidden vault. George Frederick, King of Hanover was deposed and the family was deprived of the title of Kings and were, thereafter referred to as the Dukes of Brunswick. They settled in Austria and the silver was moved to Penzing near Vienna and the Duke`s villa at Gmunden. Following the death of George Frederick`s son, Ernest Augustus in 1923 a considerable part of the Hanover silver, both German and English, was purchased by the Viennese dealer Gluckselig and it appears to have been, at least in part, resold to London dealers Crichton brothers.. Balthazar Friedrich Behrens (1701-1760) His most famous productions were the five chandeliers after designs by the English architect, William Kent that he supplied to the court at Herrenhausen, in 1736 and 1737. One was sold by Christie`s Monaco, 4th December 1993 lot 95 and was part of the Hubert de Givenchy collection.
An important set of three German silver Royal table candlesticks. with marks for Balthazar Friedrich Behrens, circa 1740, the shaped square bases with rounded corners, the baluster column of octagonal form, and knopped, leaf clasped and each engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and GII cypher to the underside of the nozzles . The arms of King George II of England and Elector of Hanover 1727-1760 Engraved with stick and nozzle numbers. Nozzle numbers; 21; 46; 51. Stick numbers; 58; 68; 56. Provenance; As previous lot
A scarce pair of William and Mary silver porringers,. possibly John Ruslen London 1691, of circular form, simple scroll handles, foliate band above bands of palms and acanthus, pricked initials to each within pricked cartouche, both with crude initials to the underside and scratch weight on one, 11oz + 3dt. 9.7cm 21oz
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