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A selection of silver and marcasite jewellery, to include four rings and eight brooches, fashioned as flowers and birds, etc

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CARRINGTON AND CO. A silver trophy modelled as a quaiche, having classical mask head frieze, twin swag decorated handles on florally engraved pedestal foot, London 1914.

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W R Smily, a silver cream jug having ornate scrolled handle, tapering neck, baluster body on scallop and scrolled feet, London 1843, 6.9 oz

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Barker Ellis Silver Co., a silver sugar castor having urn finial, pierced lid and baluster body on pedestal foot, Birmingham 1970

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A silver hand mirror, Birmingham 1942, together with a snuffer tray of plain form, London 1912, and two silver mounted dressing table glass jars

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Three silver napkin rings, various dates and makers, together with a silver wavy edged bowl on three lion's mask paw feet, Chester 1902, and a silver christening mug, Birmingham 1939

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Possibly Fuller White, a silver teapot of demi-reeded octagonal form with florally chased decoration horn handle and finial, London 1801, 15 oz

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George Unite, a silver hip flask with hinged mushroom cap and integral cup with gilded interior, Birmingham 1918, 8 oz

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H. Matthews, a silver cigarette box, having sloping rising engine turned lid revealing wood lined interior raised on bracket feet, Birmingham 1931, 9.5 oz

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Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd, a silver four slice toast rack of canted rectangular form, London 1932

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J.B. a silver photograph frame of waisted lobed rectangular form Sheffield 1988,together with a pair of smaller circular frames, Birmingham 1902, and a plain rectangular frame, Chester hallmark

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A.M and Co. a pair of silver salts each with blue glass liner, Birmingham 1938, together with a matched pepper, Birmingham 1937, and a mustard with loop handle and hinged lid, Birmingham 1937

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Mappin and Webb, a silver sauce boat with loop handle and reeded rim, Sheffield 1919, together with a cream with gilded interior, London 1798, and another similar, London 1803

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John Round and others, a harlequin set of silver flatware, comprising twelve serving spoons, twelve dinner forks, ten dessert forks, thirteen dessert forks thirty teaspoons, a sifter spoon and a butter knife, mostly Fiddle pattern. Approx. 99 oz

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E.T.B. a silver pin dish of oval form with pressed floral decoration, together with a box of canted rectangular form, the hinged lid embossed with 17th century scene of musician and two ladies, London and Birmingham marks

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Roberts and Belk, a cased set of six cake forks, Sheffield 1927, together with a cased set of six silver plated teaspoons, four pairs of fish eaters and a boat shaped plated dish

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A silver tack box of circular form, having hinged lid and raised on three scrolled feet

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A silver plated wine coaster, having gadrooned rim, lattice wirework body and plain wood-lined base, 13.5 cm

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A silver plated candlestick of Corinthian columnar form, together with a plated tea pot with helmet finial and engraved ovoid body

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A selection of Victorian and later curios to include tortoiseshell mounted small box, enamelled vesta, mauchlin ware snuff box, silver capston inkwell, mother of pearl and silver folding cased fruit knife, etc

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A SILVER EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED THREE PIECE TEA SET with reeded scroll handles, Sheffield 1865 by W W Harrison

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A SIMILAR SILVER COFFEE POT with engraved decoration on scroll feet by the Barnard Brothers, London 1886

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AN ART DECO SILVER AND IVORY TEASET, consisting of tray, teapot, hot water jug, sucrier, milk jug and four spoons, London 1932/1933

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A SILVER PLAIN RECTANGULAR PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, 10" x 8"

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A ROSENTHAL OVAL PORCELAIN FRUIT BASKET, with cobalt blue and gilt border, 15" across and a Worcester silver lustre teapot

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A SUNDERLAND LUSTRE JUG of baluster form, transfer printed with the "West view of a die cast iron bridge over the river Wear and a verse with a silver presentation tablet, 7.5".

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A VICTORIAN ROYAL DOULTON STONEWARE COMMEMORATIVE JUG inscribed "Dei Gratia Victoria, Queen and Empress, 1837, 1897, "She Wrought her People lasting Good", modelled in relief with profile medallions in blue, brown and amber glazes with silver rim, impressed mark, 8".

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HANNAH B BARLOW: A ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE COMPOSITE THREE PIECE TEA SERVIVE comprising teapot of compressed cylindrical form, the amber and blue wash ground with "sgraffito" decoration of kangeroos and emus with silver mount and cover, 4", together with small cream jug and sugar bowl, impressed marks, monogrammed EHB and dated 1878 (3).

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A WORCESTER "SILVER SHAPE" POLYCHROME PORCELAIN SAUCE BOAT, 18th century, painted with chinoiserie scenes with moulded scroll and foliate borders on raised oval base, 3.75" high.

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JAMES STINTON: A SET OF SIX WORCESTER MENU HOLDERS painted with pheasant, duck and other game birds, by JAS Stinton, in silver mounts, Birmingham, 3.5" (6)

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Punch. Punch or the London Charivari, vol. 1, July to December 1841, wood eng. illusts. throughout, some closed tears and crude sellotape repairs to first few leaves, some spotting throughout and some leaves sprung, a.e.g., orig. pimpled cloth gilt, worn, 4to. Laid in the front of the volume is an albumen print [by London Stereoscopic Company, 11th May 1867], of the Green Room, group portrait of thirteen sitters including Sir Arthur Sullivan, Sir John Tenniel, Ellen Terry, George Du Maurier, Mark Lemon (editor of Punch), Quintin Twiss and others, approx. 17 x 23 cm with arched top. On the following blank endpapers are a presentation inscription from the proprietors of Punch, 'presented to John Knowles Esq. on the occasion of the amateur performance in Manchester in aid of the "Bennett Fund", 29th July 1867', signed by W. H. Bradbury, F. W. Evans, and William, Thomas and J. Agnew. On the facing leaf underneath a small ink sketch of Mr. Punch and his dog [by John Tenniel?] are twenty signatures of those involved including Mark Lemon, Tom Taylor, John Tenniel, Henry Silver, F. C. Burnand, Arthur S. Sullivan, Charles S. Keene, Kate Terry and others. Another copy of the photograph is held by the National Portrait Gallery. (1)

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New Testament [Greek]. Novum Testamentum... ed. Johannes Leusden, Amsterdam, 1698, addn. eng. title (close-trimmed to fore- and lower margins, printed title in red and black, two folding eng. maps, a.e.g., early 19th c. maroon morocco, blind and gilt decorated, with silver clasps in working order, very sl. rubbed, 12mo (1)

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Faber Monographs. Early Staffordshire Pottery, by Bernard Rackham, 1951, Worcester Porcelain, by Franklin A. Barrett, 1953, Longton Hall Porcelain, by Bernard Watney, 1957, English Cream-coloured Earthenware, by Donald C. Towner, 1957, English Blue & White Porcelain of the 18th Century, by Bernard Watney, 1963, and eleven other Faber monographs on pottery and porcelain, plus two on glass, four on furniture and five on silver, num. col. and b & w illusts., all orig. cloth in frayed and chipped d.j.s, tall 8vo (27)

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HENRY CHARLES FOX, R.B.A. (b. 1860) Crossing the Ford; and Silver Birches, signed and dated 'H.C. Fox 1912' (lower right) watercolour, 21 x 14in (53.3 x 35.6cm) a pair (2)

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Shackleton (Sir Ernest). South. The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition, 1914-1917, reprint, 1920, col. frontis., b & w illusts. from photos., folding map at rear, orig. cloth, lettered and blocked in silver, a little rubbed at extremities, 8vo (1)

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A pair of late 19th/early 20th century continental silvergilt fighting cockerels, one with head up, one with head down, unascribed,c.1900, the tallest one 8in (20cm) high (with wooden bases), 39oz weighable silver. (2)

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A Victorian engraved mustard pot, with bead borders and a low domed cover, blue glass liner, crested, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1859 3in (7.5cm) high, 4oz, weighable silver.

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A Victorian engraved octagonal mustard pot, with a clear glass liner and assorted flowers around the sides, by Messrs Barnard, London 1849 3in (7.5cm) high, 4oz weighable silver.

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Admiral Nelson, 150th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar and his death, a silver medal, 1955 by Paul Vincze for Spink & Son, from a limited edition and numbered 49 on edge, in box of issue.

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Edward VI, (1547-1553), Shilling, Fine silver issue (1551-53), mintmark tun, facing crowned bust, with rose left and value XII right,rev. shield of arms (S.2482). Very fine and a good portrait of the boy King.

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A Victorian silver and gold cased novelty telescopic pencil, in the form of a champagne bottle with enamelled label, by S Mordan & Co, c.1900, with ring attachment, 3.9in (9.7cm) (extended).

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Three hatpins and two stick pins including: a large plated amethyst glass mounted example modelled as an insect, two silver mounted examples, a costume example and two stick pins. (6)

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Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector, a silver crown piece, 1658 by Thomas Simon, laureate and draped bust left, OLIVAR.D.G.P.ANG.SCO.HIB &c PRO., rev. crowned arms of the protectorate, PAX.QVAERITVR.BELLO, lettered edge HAS. NISI. PERITVRVS.MIHI.ADIMAT.NEMO ESC 10; S.3226). Very fine and toned, the usual die flaw in an early stage.

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Elizabeth I, a hammered silver Shilling, 5th issue, mm tun, 1591-95 (S.2577); and an Irish 'Triangle' Penny of King John. (2)

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Hammered Silver Coins (4), Pennies of the Edwards (2), Long Cross, London mint; Henry VIII (1509-1547), Groat, Second coinage, crowned profile portrait bust right, mintmark lis (S.2337 E); Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Sixpence, 1566 Third issue, mintmark lion (S.2562), fair to fine but small segment missing from third and fourth pierced; together with Roman silvered Antoniniani (2), very fine; and other ancient bronze coins (4). (10)

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Japan, Tempo period (1837-1854), silver Ichibu coin, extremely fine; sundry British and other silver coins (10), varied state. (11)

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Archbishop William Laud, (1573 - executed 1645), a silver memorial medal, by John Roettier, struck after the Restoration, showing his bust and cherubs with crown and mitre, over a panarama of London, 58mm, contained in a fitted wooden box, this with a dedication to the Vicar of Woodmansterne (Nr. Banstead, Surrey), dated 1848.

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Victoria, Golden Jubilee, a made-up set of silver coins, from the Crown to Threepence, including Double-Florin, Arabic 1 in case. Very fine. (7)

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Hammered Silver Coins, (3), Elizabeth I (1558-1603), Sixpence, 1590,Fifth issue, mint mark hand (S.2578A); James I (1603-1625), Shilling, First Coinage, mintmark thistle (1603-4), value behind head (S.2646);Charles I (1625-1649), Halfcrown, Tower Mint, type 2c. mintmark harp, 1632-33 (S.2769). All fine. (3)

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George III, (1760-1820), a silver Crown Piece, 1818 by B. Pistrucci, laureate head right rev. St. George and the dragon, edge reads LIX (ESC 214; S.3787). Good very fine.

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George V, a silver wreath Crown, 1933 (ESC 373; S.4036), only 7132 specimens struck. Extremely fine.

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A William IV cruet frame, on a lozenge shape base with a ring handle, by Messrs Barnard, London 1835 fitted with a later set of four mounted cut glass bottles by J. Aldwinckle & T. Slater, both crested, 7.5in (19cm), 10oz weighable silver.

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A miscellany of small items, some metal, silver and plated. (lot)

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A mixed lot of foreign silver and metalware including: a Spanish two handled tray, an Italian second course plate with facsimile signatures, a Peruvian paperknife, a Siamese cigarette box, two Spanish cups and saucers, a beaker and small miscellaneous other items included some plated pieces. (Lot)

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An extremely rare and interesting late 17th century "chinoiserie" scent flask, of shaped oval outline with a domed oval foot, a key shaped stopper and a part matt, part polished ground, each side decorated with an oval vignette one depicting a sage-like figure looking up at birds and prunus; the other a lady within a small gazebo, draping her robes over the side rail, struck once on the foot with an Angers-type makers mark, for Pierre Labrosse, London 1695-1700, 2.5in (6.3cm) high, 0.75oz. For further information see The Silver Society Journal Autumn 1998 the article Huguenot Refugees from Anjou, by the late Brian Beet. The article illustrates this particular flask and its mark and goes into great detail about the maker Pierre Labrosse and his family.

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A George IV cruet frame of rounded oblong form, with a floral border and handle, by John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield 1822 containing seven later non matching bottles, 9.5in (24cm) 27oz weighable silver.

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A plated rectangular box containing: a circular ring box, Birmingham 1902 and seven other small silver items, a tortoiseshell box and an oval plated box. (11)

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Five assorted mustard pots including: a Victorian drum mustard, an Edwardian pierced oval mustard, by Charles Stuart Harris, a George III oblong mustard, all with glass liners and two smaller mustards on three feet, 15oz (weighable silver). (5)

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An iron bound oak plate chest containing the following miscellaneous items in fitted sections: a shaped oval tea tray with cut out handles, London 1902 two pierced fruit comports Birmingham 1902/03 a George III teapot London 1796 a goblet Sheffield 1901, a coffee pot London 1901, an inkstand with two bottles London 1900, a small rosebowl London 1903 a larger rosebowl London 1902 a swing handled sugar basket London 1902 a small fluted sugar bowl Sheffield 1901, a pair of sauce ladles London 1903 a plated candlestick, a Chinese three piece condiment set, a crumb scoop Sheffield 1905 12 plated dessert knives and forks, 6 George III teaspoons, 4 circular salts Birmingham 1901, 4 two handled salts London 1898/1901, 4 fluted salts Birmingham 1902 12 assorted salt spoons, a dessert spoon, 2 knives, 4 assorted sugar sifter ladles, a pair of grape shears Sheffield 1901, 12 ivory handled fish knives and forks, Sheffield 1902 a set of 12 ornate gilt spoons London 1902 12 assorted teaspoons, 2 pairs of sugar tongs, a pusher and an apostle spoon, mixed makers, the trunk 22.4in (57cm) high, 29in (74cm) wide, approximately 250oz weighable silver.

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An Edwardian 9ct gold cheroot holder case, Chester 1904 another 9ct gold cheroot holder case, (both containing cheroot holders) and a modern silver example without the cheroot holder. (3)

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