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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian silver three piece teaset comprising; teapot, twin handled sugar, and cream, the teapot having wooden handle, finial topped hinge dome cover, and of half spiral fluted and reeded squat oval form, bearing coat of arms, 26oz, maker Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1894, teapot height 15cm
A modern silver three piece coffee set in the Georgian style, comprising; coffee pot, twin handled sugar, and cream, the coffee pot having ebonised angular handle with gadrooned rim, waisted neck, and squat circular body, 40oz, maker E H Parker & Co, Modern Sheffield assays, coffee pot height 22cm
A Victorian silver six place setting cutlery suite, in a Kings Pattern type design comprising; six table forks, six dessert forks, six tablespoons, six dessert spoons, gross weight (excluding knives) 62oz, maker GA, London 1851, and sold with a set of twelve knives, each having sterling silver pistol grip handles and stainless steel blades (Part Illus.)
A mid 19th century silver harlequin cutlery suite in the Fiddle & Thread Pattern, comprising; six table forks, eleven dessert forks, ten dessert spoons, four teaspoons, some with monograms, various dates and makers but principally 1835 onwards, gross weight approx. 58oz (Part Illus.)
An Edwardian silver pedestal hot water pot in the early 18th century style, having a flaming torch finial, hinged dome cover with gadrooned rim, leather applied C scroll handle, baluster form body on a spiral fluted gadrooned footed base, 11oz, maker MV & AV, London 1909, height 21cm
An early George III silver tankard and cover, the hinged dome cover having a raised scroll thumbpiece, S-scroll handle, the tankard of flaring conical form having Victorian all-over embossed decoration, engraved cartouche and later spout, all raised on a circular footed base, 21oz, marks worn but appears London 1771, height 18.5cm
An Edwardian silver tortoiseshell dressing table box of squat rectangular form, the tortoiseshell centred hinge cover inlaid with a silver urn issuing flowers and drapes, opening to reveal silk lined removable interior, the body embossed with swags of flowers, all raised on ogee bracket feet, maker GH, Birmingham 1908, width 16.5cm
A set of six silver dog nose teaspoons, and six matching smaller coffee spoons, the terminals each inscribed ‘Essex Hounds’, and with the individual names of each hound, circa 1930s, Sheffield and London assays, and a set of six small coffee spoons, each having bright cut decoration, London 1919 (Part Illus.)
A set of six late Georgian silver tablespoons in the Old English pattern, maker AC, Edinburgh 1818, a set of five George III silver dessert spoons in the Old English pattern, having monogrammed terminals, London 1802, a set of six early 19th century teaspoons having bright cut decoration, and a pair of Victorian teaspoons having beaded handles, gross weight approx. 18oz (Part Illus.)
A William IV rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid four dial wheel barometer, having a broken swan neck pediment, silver dry/damp dial, thermometer dial, main dial, the balance scale signed Colombo of Dudley, the case having leaf and flower head trailing mother of pearl inlay, height 113cm
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