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Lot 240

An Edwardian 1905 London silver dish by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, 210g

Lot 241

An early Victorian 1842 Birmingham silver vinaigrette by John Tongue, 24.5g

Lot 243

An Edwardian 1907 Birmingham silver novelty wheel barrow stamp holder by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, 15.9g

Lot 244

An Edwardian 1909 Birmingham silver novelty stamp holder by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, 17.2g

Lot 245

An Edwardian 1905 Birmingham silver vesta case by Samuel Levi, 19g

Lot 246

A 1925-26 Birmingham silver spoon & egg cup, monogrammed, twinned with a Birmingham silver napkin ring, 81g

Lot 248

A cased early Victorian, 1847 London silver fish slice by John & Henry Lias, 224g

Lot 249

A cased 1942 Sheffield silver set of tea spoons by Henry Aitken, 70g

Lot 250

A selection of silver cutlery items including Georgian, weight excluding strainer 82.4g

Lot 251

A William IV Edwin Sweet 1831 Exeter silver tea spoon twinned with an 1863 London silver caddy spoon by George Knight, 51.6g

Lot 252

A 1930/31 Sheffield silver set of apostle spoons by Copper Bros. & Sons, 61g

Lot 253

An early Victorian London silver topped glass scent bottle, 5in high

Lot 254

A 1947 Birmingham silver christening cup twinned with a 1913 Birmingham silver vesta case, both a/f 147.3g

Lot 255

A cased Edwardian 1902 Birmingham silver spoon & tongs set lacking one spoon, 35g

Lot 256

A 1934 art deco patterned Birmingham silver brush set by Broadway & Co.

Lot 257

A cased set of 1938 Sheffield silver tea spoons by Copper Bros. & Son twinned with a cased Sheffield silver seal spoon, 76.3g combined

Lot 258

An early Victorian ornate & over sized 1859 Sheffield silver tea set by Martin Hall & Co. 1705g Ivory Exemption Submission Reference: GLT3S7EG

Lot 259

A 1919 Birmingham silver creamer by Alexander Clark & Co. Ltd 185g

Lot 260

A 1904 London silver trophy "Yealmpton Meeting 1905 presented to H. V. Lee by W. E. P Bastard for Highest Local Score", 170g

Lot 261

A cased set of 1974 Sheffield silver RHS Flower spoons with gold plated tops by John Pinches, 298.4g

Lot 262

A cased set of 1975 Sheffield silver RSPB spoons with gold plated tops by John Pinches, 322.4g

Lot 263

Three 1922 Sheffield silver forks by Cooper Bros. & Son Ltd. 196.2g

Lot 264

A George III 1815 London silver fork by William Eley & William Fearn twinned with an early/mid 18thC. silver spoon, rubbed marks, 122.9g

Lot 265

Six matched silver forks including three Sheffield Henry Aitkin, 1913, two Sheffield James Deakin & Sons 1897 & one London 1892, 271g

Lot 266

Three 1852 London silver dessert spoons by Chawner & Co. 127.5g

Lot 267

A pair of 1909 Sheffield silver forks by James Dixon & Sons Ltd. 142.4g

Lot 268

A pair of 1852 Newcastle silver dessert spoons by Reid & Sons Ltd. 91g

Lot 269

Three 1891 London silver dessert spoons by Josiah Williams & Co. 138.6g

Lot 270

Three George III 1809 London silver serving spoons by Thomas Wilkes Barker, 234.9g

Lot 271

A George III 1801 London silver caddy spoon by Josiah Snatt, 75mm long, 9.4g

Lot 272

An Edwardian 1903 Birmingham silver novelty pin cushion as a pig by Levi & Salaman, 44mm x 21mm, 12g

Lot 273

An Edwardian c.1906 Chester silver novelty pin cushion as a chick in egg by Sampson Mordan & Co. Ltd, 40mm x 48mm, date letter rubbed, 51.5g

Lot 274

A Victorian 1876 Birmingham silver vinaigrette by Hilliard & Thompson, 36mm x 22mm, 16.7g

Lot 275

A 19thC. .800 silver vinaigrette with gilt lining, 35mm x 21mm, 13.5g

Lot 276

A silver pill box, lining relined in green felt covering marks, 27mm diameter, 12.4g

Lot 277

A George III 1764 London silver tankard by 'Jacob Marsh or John Moore', 125mm high, monogrammed, 364g

Lot 278

A limited edition, 72/600, 1975 London silver goblet with gilt lining by Jocelyn Burton, commemorating St. Paul's Cathedral third centenary laying of the foundation stone, 158mm high x 73mm at widest, 319g

Lot 279

A 1977 Birmingham silver rose bowl with lion head handles by W. I. Broadway & Co. 6.25in diameter x 4.5in high, 70g

Lot 280

An Edwardian 1904 London arts & crafts style silver trophy by Skinner & Co. inscribed 'The Festival Cup presented by Newcross Greyhounds Ltd. - Big Swallow 1966', 8.5in tall x 10in wide, 815g

Lot 281

A 1974 Churchill commemorative silver crown set by Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd. 133.1g

Lot 282

Four sets of proof finish silver Maundy Money presented to Miss. Barbara Lee in 1991 by Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey with box, admission ticket & decorated hand drawn inscription to insert under box top

Lot 283

A John Pinches silver medallion set titled '100 Greatest Masterpieces', proof finish, some tarnishing, approx. 780g

Lot 284

A quantity of mostly Victorian pre-1920 silver coinage including two crowns, pre-1920 coinage weight 232.3g

Lot 285

An 1882 silver US one dollar coin, 26.8g

Lot 286

Five silver proof coin covers including Concorde 1976; Test Cricket Centenary 1877-1977; Apollo Soyuz space mission 1975; US Bicentenary 1976; 500th Anniversary of Michelangelo

Lot 289

A silver cased early 20thC. wrist watch with snakeskin style strap, case 24mm wide

Lot 34

A 19thC. Persian style brass vase with silver inlay decor & bronze underside, 10.5in tall

Lot 360

An 1838 embossed Birmingham silver trinket box by Benjamin Kirby, 43g

Lot 377

A pair of silver & opal earrings set as grape & vine leaf, maker mark BJT, 49mm drop, 10.1g

Lot 387

A yellow metal cricket fielding medallion, 4.1g, tests electronically as 9ct gold, twinned with five other cricket related silver medallions, 35.3g, all won by W. Tuffs

Lot 394

An enamelled silver ladies pocket watch with inlaid gold to rear, 20.8g

Lot 397

A hallmarked silver art nouveau pendant & chain with enamelled decor, chain is 20in long, pendant 38mm drop, 5.6g

Lot 400

A hallmarked silver Dunhill lighter with original box & paperwork, monogrammed 'DU', 82.5g

Lot 135

A FINE ORDOS SILVER 'HORSE' ORNAMENTChina, Inner Mongolia, Ordos, presumably 5th -3rd century BC. Crafted in openwork with a horse standing foursquare, its head lowered towards the ground. Condition: Good condition with some wear, casting flaws, erosion, and tiny nicks here and there. Provenance: The collection of The Zelnik Istvan Southeast Asian Gold Museum. Institutional art collection in Belgium, acquired from the above. Dr. Istvan Zelnik, President of the Hungarian South and Southeast Asian Research Institute, is a former high-ranking Hungarian diplomat who spent several decades in Southeast Asia, building the largest known private collection of Asian art in Europe. Weight: 19.2 g Dimensions: 4.2 x 5 cm

Lot 18

A FINE MOTHER-OF-PEARL INLAID WOOD TRAY, 19TH CENTURYSouthern China, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Raised on four feet and inlaid with mother-of pearl showcasing flowers and butterflies amongst scrolling tendrils within geometrical borders, the corners with silver mounts. The underside with a metal mounting for presentation on the wall.Condition: Overall good condition with minor wear and tiny nicks here and there as well as few small losses to the inlays. Provenance: Private collection in the South of France. Weight: 528 g Dimensions: 31.5 x 18 cmAuction result comparison: Compare to a closely related tray at Christie's London, Christie's Interiors on 9 December 2014, lot 106, sold for GBP 1,063.

Lot 196

A SILVER-DAMASCENED 'DRAGON' IRON HELMET, 14TH-17TH CENTURY 十四至十七世紀錯銀龍紋鐵頭盔Tibet. The exterior of the helmet made from nine curved platelets, seven of which are decorated with sinuous dragons, joined by nine scalloped rims with prominent central ribs, the upper tips of the ribs notched to enclose the base of the double knot plume. The front of the helmet reinforced with a scalloped plate decorated with a dragon head at the center framed by two further sinuous dragons. The lower edge of the helmet pierced to secure the three-tiered neck guard. Provenance: New York trade. Condition: Good condition, commensurate with age. Some wear, casting flaws, corrosion, encrustations, minor nicks and losses, light scratches. The silver inlays are well preserved.Weight: 1,980 g Dimensions: Height 42.9 cmThis type of segmented Tibetan helmet, used originally with a coat of lamellar armor, was probably derived from Sasanian Persian helmets of the 3rd century CE. During the 14th-17th century, Tibet was a disunited country where a number of regional secular rulers allied to religious orders vied for power and in which warfare was not uncommon. A sizeable armor production in Tibet was the result of this situation. The present helmet, with fine silver inlays depicting fierce dragons, is a rare example of this group.Literature comparison:Compare a closely related iron helmet, dated to the 14th-17th century, Tibet, in the collection of the National Museums Scotland, reference number A.1909.406 A. Compare a related iron helmet, dated to the 16th-17th century, Tibet, in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, accession number 2008.354.十四至十七世紀錯銀龍紋鐵頭盔西藏。藏族鐵盔正面擋片分別繪製一條蜿蜒的龍紋,九瓣鐵盔的葉片採用鍛造技術成型,盔頂下端是圓片形,連接盔葉,盔頂一體鍛造。每盔葉有三道內凹弧線,正視呈上尖下平的圭型。盔下沿編綴頓項甲片,編綴是先橫排由右片壓左片,後使用上排的中單獨孔連接縱列。 來源:紐約古玩交易。 品相:狀況良好,一些磨損、製造瑕疵、侵蝕、結殼,小刻痕和損失、輕微劃痕。錯銀部分保存良好。 重量:1,980 g 尺寸:高 42.9 厘米 這種分段式的西藏頭盔,最初使用一層層狀盔甲,可能源自公元三世紀的薩珊波斯頭盔。 十四至十七世紀,西藏並不穩定,許多地區世俗統治者爭奪權力,戰爭並不少見。 西藏大量的裝甲生產就是這種情況的結果。 現在的頭盔,帶有精美的錯銀龍紋,是一個很少見的例子。 文獻比較: 比較一件非常相近十四至十七世紀西藏鐵頭盔,收藏於蘇格蘭國家博物館,編號A.1909.406 A. 比較一件相近的十六至十七世紀西藏鐵頭盔,見紐約大都會藝術博物館,編號2008.354。

Lot 198

A LARGE LACQUERED AND GILT COPPER-ALLOY TRISHULA FITTING, TIBET, 17TH - 18TH CENTURY 十七至十八世紀西藏鎏金銅漆彩三叉戟Composed of a central skull issuing three larger and two smaller blades, the edges decorated with red flames. The skull with large eye sockets and pierced smile revealing sharp fangs and a tongue, details picked out in orange and green, the design mirrored to the reverse. Provenance: From an old private collection in Amsterdam, Netherlands, acquired in the Hong Kong trade during the 1980s. Condition: Fine condition with expected old wear, minor scratches, few tiny losses, dents, small cracks, wear to the pigments. Displaying very well overall.Weight: 2.5 kg Dimensions: Length 74.4 cmThe trishula has early origins related to concepts of trinity within the Vedic traditions and was the quintessential implement held by the god Shiva. In tantric Buddhism, it became linked as the magical weapon of Padmasambhava, illustrated in the crook of his left arm as a trident topped staff in his most iconic form as Guru Rinpoche.Literature comparison:Compare a five-pointed fire flaming trishula with a skull connecting the handle and prongs illustrated in Henss, Buddhist Ritual Art of Tibet, 2020, fig. 220. Compare a related trishula with skull and five flames, in the Musee Guimet, accession number MA 5918.Auction result comparison:Type: RelatedAuction: Christie's Paris, 13 June 2013, lot 54Price: EUR 11,250 or approx. EUR 13,500 adjusted for inflation at the time of writingDescription: A rare gold, silver and copper-inlaid iron trishula, Tibet, 16th/17th centuryExpert remark: Compare the related form, flame details, central skull design, and similar size (71 cm).Auction result comparison:Type: RelatedAuction: Bonhams Paris, 15 December 2022, lot 124Estimate: EUR 6,000Description: A silver and steel ritual trident head (trishula) partially gilded and inlaid with silver, eastern Tibet, 17th/18th centuryExpert remark: Compare the related form, flame details, and central skull design. Note the much smaller size (50 cm).十七至十八世紀西藏鎏金銅漆彩三叉戟正中央爲一個骷髏,其頭上有三個大和兩個小的叉,邊緣飾有紅色火焰。骷髏頭有大眼窩,齜牙咧嘴並吐出舌頭,細節以橙色和綠色挑出,正反面相同。 來源:荷蘭阿姆斯特丹私人收藏,上世紀八十年代購於香港。 品相:狀況良好,有磨損、輕微劃痕、極少的缺損、凹痕、小裂縫、顏料磨損。 重量:2.5 公斤 尺寸:長74.4 厘米 三叉戟的起源與吠陀文化中的三位一體概念有關,是濕婆持有的法器。在密宗佛教中,它與蓮花生大士的法器相關,在他的左臂彎曲處有這個最具標誌性三叉戟。 文獻比較: 比較一件五尖火焰燃燒形的三叉戟,帶有連接手柄和尖頭的骷髏頭,見Henss,Buddhist Ritual Art of Tibet,2020年,圖220。比較一件相近的五尖火焰燃燒形的三叉戟,收藏於Musee Guimet,館藏編號MA 5918。 拍賣結果比較: 形制:相近 拍賣:巴黎佳士得,2013年6月13日,lot 54 價格:EUR 11,250(相當於今日EUR 13,500) 描述:十六至十七世紀西藏鐵製嵌金銀銅三叉戟 專家評論:比較相近的外形,火焰、中心有骷髏,以及相似尺寸(71 厘米)。 拍賣結果比較: 形制:相近 拍賣:巴黎邦瀚斯,2022年12月15日,lot 124 估價:EUR 6,000 描述:藏東 十七/十八世紀 銀及局部鎏金鋼錯銀三叉戟 專家評論:比較相近的外形,火焰、中心有骷髏。請注意尺寸較小(50 厘米)。

Lot 199

A PARCEL-GILT SILVER SKULL, PART OF AN ORACLE'S CROWNTibet, 19th century. Intricately crafted in the form of a skull with cavernous eye sockets and bared teeth, a flaming ornament is issuing from the top of the head and the grinning jaws and centered by coral and hardstone inlays.Condition: Good condition with some wear, small nicks here and there, as well as few dents. Provenance: French private collection. Weight: 225 g (total) Dimensions: Height 25 cm (incl. de stand) and 10.5 cm (excl. the stand)This skull was once part of an oracle's crown or headdress, worn by Tibetan oracles whilst performing trances. Figures of bodhisattvas in their wrathful form also are often depicted wearing this type of headdress, with each skull representing one of the five 'wisdom' buddhas, the Five Dhyani Buddhas.Auction result comparison: Compare to a crown formed by similar skull elements at Christie´s New York, The Doris Wiener Collection on 20 March 2012, lot 118, sold for USD 7,500.

Lot 208

TWO SILVER BUTTER TEA SETS, QING DYNASTYTibetan-Chinese, 19th century. Comprising a silver cup, stand, and cover. The silver elements are finely embossed and engraved with floral decor, dragons, and auspicious symbols.Condition: The silver shows surface wear, nicks, and warping, and light surface scratches, otherwise good condition. Provenance: Hungarian private collection.Weight: 313 g and 354 gDimensions: Height 17.6 cm and 18.5 cm

Lot 219

A FINE SILVER AMULET NECKLACE, c. 1900sNepal, late 19th century to early 20th century. The beads of flower shape and held together by a fabric cord, with fabric 'beads' between the metal ones, the center with a large cylindrical silver amulet pendant chased with floral and geometric decoration. The cord of black threads is bound at certain intervals with gold metal threads and terminates with a silk orange tassel.Condition: Good condition with expected traces of use and wear. Provenance: Romy Rey Collection, London. Romy Rey (1938-2020) was born in Zurich, Switzerland, studied in Paris and Geneva, and settled in London in the 1960s. She shared her life with the artist Brian Davies (1942-2014), in London and in Southern France. Romy was an avid traveler and dedicated collector of tribal art. Her paintings often portrayed images of ancient or tribal objects in imaginary settings. Weight: 188 g Dimensions: Length 62 cm (when fastened)

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