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A pair of Edwardian silver sauce boats, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1906 of oval form with gadroon borders and leaf capped scroll handles, 23.5oz (2)

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An early 18th Century Dutch silver caddy, Enkhuizen 1714, makers mark IK in oval shield possibly for Jan Koningh, of ovoid shape with a wide fluted band between two bands of shells, acanthus leaves and scale work, the pull off cover with knop finial, 13.5cm high

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A George IV silver snuff box, John Reily, London 1829, with engine turned decoration, 8cm, 5oz

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A silver hip flask, Hamilton and Inches, Birmingham 1936, of rectangular form and engine turned, with pull off cover, 12.5cm

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A pair of late 19th/early 20th Century Austro Hungarian silver two handled vases, of square section section with waisted necks, supported on stylised feet, decorated withbutterflies, birds and cockerels in an exotic garden, 19cm high to top of handle, 19.5oz (2)

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A set of four Edwardian silver salts, Herbert Charles Lamberts & Rawlings, London 1911, of panelled circular shape with shell and scroll borders, on fluted spreading circular feet, 9cm diameter, crested, with four salt spoons ensuite, 22.5oz in fitted leather case

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A George V silver and enamelled dish, by Omar Ramsden, London 1937, of circular section with a hammered finish, the centre with an open work Tudor rose, on a red enamel background, 10cm diameter. Engraved 'Omar Ramsden me Fecit' and incribed 'Sarah From C & W Goddard', and another smaller silver dish with a central floral boss on a red enamel background, by Omar Ramsden, London 1925, 7.5cm diameter, engraved 'Omar Ramsden Me Fecit', 4oz (2)

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A pair of silver candlesticks, Robert Welch, London, 1976, 14cm

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A silver vase, maker J R, Sheffield 1903, approx 5oz, 9.5cm; and another similar, William Aitkin, Birmingham 1905, 6cm (2)

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A silver and enamel covered dish and spoon, designed by C R Ashbee for The Guild of Handicraft, 1903, The loop handled dish with a spreading base and a cover with cherry red enamel and a tall knop set with a blister pearl, 25cm wide The spoon also set with blister pearl, 14.5cm long (3) Provenance: Purchased by the vendor's grandfather in 1904, thence by decent CF: Alan Crawford, C R Ashbee, 'Architect, Designer & Romantic Socialist', Yale 1985, p. 335, fig. 169 'Modern English Silverwork, an Essay by C R Ashbee, together with a series of designs by the Author drawn upon a hundred separate lithographic plates and coloured by hand with a descriptive index', p. 17, plate 17. Similar covered dishes by C R Ashbee can be found at the Victoria and Albert Museum and Kunstgewerbemuseum, Zurich

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A set of early 20th Century silver table knives and dessert knives, Cooper Brothers, Sheffield 1911, Old English, thread and shell pattern, comprising twelve table knives and six dessert knives, crested, with steel blades (loaded)) (18). See Lot 304 for image

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A set of six George III Scottish silver tablespoons, Edinburgh, 1798, 13.5oz (6) See Lot 305 for image

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A collection of silver tablespoons, comprising a pair of Hanoverian scroll backs, London 1772, a pair of Old English pattern spoons 1827, and two further pairs all monogrammed 18.5oz (8)

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A Victorian silver sifter spoon, Francis Higgins, London 1860, with a fruiting vine handle, terminating in a cartouche, the bowl pierced with scrolls and beads and engraved with a vine leaf, 17cm long, another two silver sugar sifters and four silver plated examples, 7.5oz weighable silver (7)

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A George V silver seal top spoon, Sheffield, 1910, a jam spoon, Sheffield 1898, A Victorian silver butter knife, Sheffield, 1854, four pickle forks, including a Dutch example, 1901, a three pronged serving fork with bone handle, Sheffield 1896, two other forks and twelve silver plated items of flatware (18)

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A George IV silver caddy spoon, Thomas Millington, Birmingham 1827, of fiddle pattern with an acorn shaped bowl, 9.5cm long, seven Georgian/20th Century silver bright-cut teaspoons, and twenty other teaspoons, 12.5oz (28)

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An Edwardian silver oval dressing table box, with an engine turned cover, Chester 1906, 10cm long, A nib wiper of circular shape, Birmingham 1905, three trinket boxes, a swizzle stick and various other silver, metalwares and silver plated items

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A Victorian silver novelty combination vesta and whistle, makers mark unclear, possibly A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1896, leafy scroll engraved. 6.25cm long

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An Edwardian silver and enamelled vesta, S M L, Birmingham 1901, of rectangular form, the front enamelled with an oval vignette depicting a hunter jumping a gate, 5cm long. See Lot 314 for image

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A Victorian silver combination vesta and sovereign case, WN, Chester 1894, of oblong form, foliate scroll engraved, the vesta section containing two toothpicks, 6cm long and another vesta, Birmingham 1897, (2) See Lot 316 for image

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A George III silver box, London 1812, of plain circular form, with a pull off cover, 4cm diameter, A George III silver trinket box of oblong shape, bright-cut engraved, unmarked, 3.2cm long, and a late 18th Century French oval snuff box, decorated with floral motifs, 6.5cm long, 3.5oz (3)

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An early 20th Century Russian silver cream jug and sugar bowl, 1908/1917, in the Art Noveau style, monogrammed and a 19th Century continental silver small brandy warmer, of fluted baluster shape with a turned ebony handle, inscribed on base, 18oz (3)

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A George IV provincial silver fiddle pattern basting spoon, John Walton, Newcastle, 1929, 30cm long, and a late 19th Century silver two handled dish, import hallmarked, London 1891, of shaped oval form with rocaille border, the centre embossed with musical cherubs, 8cm long, 8.5oz, (2)

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A pair of George II silver sugar nips, probably Henry Plumpton, London c. 1745, with shell bowls and a circular box pivot, initialled, 12. 5cm long and another pair, c. 1755, 11.5cm long (2)

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Two pairs of Victorian silver sugar nips, in the 18th Century style, one London 1887, monogram, 12.5cm long, the other Birmingham 1880, 12cm long and an earlier pair, scroll engraved, damaged, 12.5cm long (3)

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A 19th Century silver Chinese Export mug, by Leeching, c. 1860, of tapering cylindrical form, applied with bamboo work and a vacant cartouche, 12.5cm high

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A 20th Century silver salver, Birmingham 1931, of shaped square section, 30.5cm square, inscribed 1908/1933, 39.5oz

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An Edwardian silver tea pot, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1912, melon shape with a wicker handle, flat-chased body, 23ozs

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An Edwardian silver castor, London 1909, of fluted baluster shape on a spreading shaped circular foot, 18cm high, 6oz (2) See Lot 330 for image

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A pair of Edwardian silver sauce boats, Sheffield 1908 of oval form on hoof feet, 18cm, 33oz (2)

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A George III silver tea caddy, Henry Chawner, London 1788 of octagonal form, the domed cover with a finial, the body bright-cut engraved with bands of prick-dot work, 15cm high, monogrammed, 14.5oz

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A late Victorian silver two handled bowl, designed by Gilbert L Marks, made by Walter Walker & Brownfield Tolhurst, London 1894, of shallow circular form on a collet foot, the sides chased and embossed with trailing dog roses against a hammered background, 31.5cm long from handle to handle, 31oz Gilbert Leigh Marks (1861-1905) was one of the first silversmiths to consciously renounce industrial manufacture in favour of handmade craftmanship, although he seems to have had little to do with the Arts and Crafts movement he shared many of its ideals. The importance of his work lies in this ethos and the outstanding quality of its chasing and decoration. He is best known for his silver and silver gilt decorated with naturalistic floral motifs in which his contemporaries perceived a Japanese influence. Although his family were mainly commercial traders his paternal grandfather was the well known Victorian artist Henry Stacey Marks, he was also related to the artists Frederick and William Walker.

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A 20th century silver hot water jug, Lionel Alfred Crichton, London 1936 of tapering cylindrical form, the domed cover with a ball finial, 23cm high, crested, 27oz

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A pair of William IV silver spectacles, Francis Clark, Birmingham 1833, in a pressed card case (2)

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A late 19th/early 20th Century Russian nephrite paper knife, the silver gilt cloisonne enamelled handle decorated with flowers and scrolls in red, blues, green and white edged with green bead border, 29cm long, Together with an assortment of six continental silver spoons, one pickle fork, a compact and a pencil case, the latter three pieces cloisonne enamelled (10)

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A 19th Century Russian parcel-gilt salt, St Petersburg 1837, of rectangular section with canted corners and flared rim, shell and gadroon borders, on fluted ball feet, 8cm long Another late 19th Century Russian silver salt, Moscow 1875, of compressed circular form, foliate engraved, 5.5cm long And a small Russian silvergilt and cloisonne enamel salt, 1908/17, decorated with foliage in red, white, green and three shades of blue, with condiment spoon (4)

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A late 19th Century Russian silver cloisonne enamel napkin ring, decorated with bands of greek key work, with a palm frieze between, in shades of blue and purple, a Russian silver purse, of rectangular form with a reeded band, monogrammed and inscribed 7.5cm long and a late 19th Century Russian silver cigarette case, 9cm long (3)

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A pair of Victorian silver salts, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1863 of shell shape on dolphin feet, 5cm long with later matched spoons, 2.3oz (4)

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A Victorian silver jewel casket, John Samuel Hunt, London 1860, stamped Hunt & Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer 836, of shallow rectangular form supported on pierced scroll feet, the sides with a stylised scroll frieze, the slightly domed hinged cover with a vacant oval cartouche in a foliate scroll frieze, bead borders, 25cm by 11.5cm, 29oz approx

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A silver cased scent bottle, J.H. Worrall Son & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1907, the screw top with a vacant cartouche and decorated throughout with foliate scrolls, some small holes in top, 11.5cm high (2)

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Two sets of six Art Nouveau silver buttons, Makers R & W, Birmingham 1903 and William Hayes, Birmingham 1902, both depicting a female in profile and in fitted cases (12)

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An Edwardian silver Arts and Crafts candlestick by Stewart Davidson Limited, London 1910, the tapering square section stem on a square base with applied bands of bead work 30.5cm high, loaded

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Twelve Dutch silver gilt apostle spoons, 19th/20th Century in a later presentation case

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A matching four piece silver teaset, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1914, teapot 1921 with a pierced scrolling and beaded rim above a geometric band, with relief foliate decorated spouts, faint monogram, 33ozs gross

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An early 20th century silver plated Royal Automobile Club car badge, with partially enamelled Union flag centre, and crown surmount, reverse with George V profile, stamped Elkington & Co, 6ins

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A Windsor loose leaf album, with GB stamps ranging from Victorian to Elizabeth II including penny black, two penny blue, 1948 silver wedding pound (UMM) and many later MM sets and part sets

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An early 20th century brown leather mounted walking stick, with floral inlaid pistol grip handle, and two silver mounted walking sticks

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A Mabie Todd silver 'Swan' fountain pen, with engraved decoration and 14ct gold No.2 nib, hall marked 1938, and ten other Mabie Todd fountain pens including a boxed Calligraph, a 'Blackbird' self filling pen with metal pocket holder and another 'Blackbird' lever fill fountain pen with black green marble finish (11)

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A Dunhill burr walnut humidor, with partitioned interior and ivory escutcheon (9.5in.) and a silver cigar lancet,

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A Crown Ducal charger designed by Charlotte Rhead, concentric set-patterns tube-lined in silver lustre and green and orange enamels, painted mark and pattern no. 4298, 12.75in.

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A George III salt-glazed stoneware jug, moulded with a stag-hunt and figures in bold relief, silver mount to rim, probably London 1798, 10in.

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A large Royal Doulton character jug, 'The Guardsman', D 6755, together with two small character jugs, 'Long John Silver', D 6386 and 'Old Salt', D 6554

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A Japanese cinnabar lacquered four-case inro, carved with elders (3in.), and an iron tsuba inlaid with birds in silver and gold, signed

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A set of six oriental sterling silver teaspoons, with flower shaped bowls and Chinese character terminals

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A set of four American silver teaspoons, with scroll decorated handles marked W.M. Rogers & Sons, and other silver and plated flatware, including a set of ivory handled fish servers

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A late Victorian silver mug, of tapered form with banded decoration, maker William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1899, 10.5oz

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A WMF Art Nouveau silver plated trinket box, of oval form, decorated in relief with a frog and fauna, the hinged lid with a cherub surmount, 5ins

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A Victorian silver mounted cut glass decanter, of tapering globular form, with engraved scroll decoration and circular hinged cover on chain, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1881, 10.5ins

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A Georg Jensen silver sugar basket, of oval form, the handle with flower head terminals on pierced foliate base, pattern no.235, illustrated p228, 'Georg Jenson, A Tradition of Splendid Silver' by Janet Drucker 3.5ins

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A Victorian silver knife, fork and spoon christening set, engraved with butterflies and flowers, maker Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1883

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