A cased Edwardian silver cutlery suite, in the Hanoverian pattern, comprising serving spoon, length 32cm, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, ten tablespoons, nine dessert spoons, and a pair of sauce ladles, maker Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), London 1908 & 1909, all housed in a fitted baize-lined two level box by Mappin Brothers (Mappin & Webb Ltd); together with a matching later loose set of twelve table knives, maker William Comyns & Sons Ltd (Richard Comyns), London 1965; and three mid-20th century teaspoons, gross silver weight approx 126.35oz
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A collection of 19th century and later silver cutlery, comprising six dessert forks and spoons in the Old English pattern with monogrammed terminals, makers John Round & Son Ltd and Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1897 & 1902; and four further pieces of Sheffield silver flatware, maker Alexander Clark & Co Ltd dated 1930, the longest 20cm, gross weight 26.7ozt
An Edwardian openwork silver and silver plate epergne set, comprising eight pieces being a silver-plated epergne containing a central large basket and four smaller baskets to the branches, together with two further pedestal baskets, the baskets all hallmarked silver, each piece of shaped oval form with floral scrolling openwork decoration and monogram WD to centre, upon shell and scroll cast feet, the epergne base bearing inscription 'PRESENTED TO WILLIAM DAWSON Esq. as a sincere token of respect by THE OFFICIALS & WORKMEN OF THE WOLLATON COLLIERIES CO. LIMITED, NOTTINGHAM, on his retirement from the position of MANAGING DIRECTOR after 30 years connection with the collieries 16th June 1903', maker James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1902 (one pedestal basket 1900), the pedestal baskets further numbered 333557 F5405/1, epergne (when complete) h.26cm, w.52cm, d.36cm, pedestal baskets h.16cm, w.31cm, d.23.5cm, gross silver weight 70.5oz
A George V silver twelve-place setting fitted mahogany canteen table and near-complete contents, in the Hanoverian pattern, comprising twelve table forks, six tablespoons, twelve dessert forks, eleven dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twenty-one teaspoons, twelve fish knives, twelve fish forks, a pair of fish servers, pair of salad servers, pair of butter knives, pickle fork, soup ladle, pair of sauce ladles, pair of sugar bows, caddy spoon and a single mustard spoon, together with various faux ivory handled table and dessert knives, cake slice, carving knife and fork etc, the whole housed in a fitted canteen table having hinged cover, two drawers and platform undertier, maker Viners Ltd (Emile Viner), Sheffield 1937, gross silver weight 197ozt, table w.57cm
An Edwardian silver salver, of shaped circular form with a piecrust border, standing upon three scroll feet, engraved inscription verso reading 'Presented to Captain St. George Clowes by The Household of Grosvenor House on the occasion of his marriage 10th August 1914', maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1914, dia.21cm, 14.8ozt.Note: Winchester St George Clowes (known as Sainty) reached the rank of Captain after serving in South Africa at the turn of the last century, where he fought alongside Captain Lord Hugh William Grosvenor. He competed in the 1908 Summer Olympic Games motorboating race as a crew member on the Wolseley-Siddeley, which belonged to Hugh Grosvenor, Duke of Westminster and entered his employment at Grosvenor House as Chief Agent. In 1914, he married Hazel Buxton and was reinstated to the rank of Captain at the start of World War One. Hugh Grosvenor was killed in action in October 1914, but Clowes survived the war and died in 1940 in Framlingham, Suffolk.
A 19th century and later six-place setting associated silver cutlery suite, in the Fiddle pattern and some pieces with engraved monogrammed terminals, comprising six table forks, six dessert forks (one silverplate example), six dessert spoons (one silverplate example), six Sanderson table knives, and six Sanderson tea knives, various dates and makers to include William Theobalds & Lockington Bunn, Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, and Charles Lias, London circa 1830 onwards, weighable silver approx 29ozt, table fork length 20cm, dessert fork length 16.5cm
Seven various 18th century and later silver table spoons, in the Hanoverian pattern, all with monogrammed terminals, makers to include Alexander Clark & Co Ltd and William Sumner I, all London 1797-1814, approx length 22cm; together with a set of six dessert spoons in the Hanoverian pattern with engraved monogrammed terminals, maker William Bateman II, London 1837, length 17.5cm, gross weight 20.5oz
An Edwardian silver three piece cruet set, comprising one single-handled lidded mustard and two open salts, of shaped rectangular bulbous form to stepped bases, all with blue glass liners and spoons, maker Philip Hanson Abbot, London 1916 & 1914, spoons dated 1913, salts 6 x 5cm, mustard 6.5 x 5.5cm (excluding handle), gross silver weight 7.9ozt
A 19th century French silver tastevin, the circular bowl having wavy decoration to one side and the bubbles to the other surrounding a raised central boss, the hallmarked ring handle to a plain thumbpiece, bearing Minerve casquee (.950 fineness) and worn makers mark, dia.8cm, 2.6oz
A selection of jewellery to include: a Norwegian silver bangle set with a green enamel band; a cultured pearl necklace with a textured silver oval clasp, a lady's silver ring set with a faceted hand-cut smoky quartz; two further silver band rings (one set with abalone shell panels and the other with mother of pearl); a Norwegian silver and white enamel-set brooch modelled in a swirling design and an Art Deco style silver and marcasite brooch modelled as a Scottie dog
A pair of curtains in a metallic effect woven fabric with a striking black and silver design; triple pinch pleat heading, thermal lined with thick coated waterproofed cotton top lining (each curtain approx. 216 cm drop, 264 hem width). Excellent condition. Together with one silver and black tieback (some wear to cord)
Two late 19th / early 20th century open-faced pocket watches: 1. silver-cased with link chain and hallmarked silver trophy-style fob, white-enamel dial with Roman numerals, blued-steel hands and with subsidiary seconds hand at the six o'clock position, engine-turned case (slight dents) and vacant shield-shaped cartouche; 2. a base metal example (the white-enamel dial cracked), with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds hand at the six o'clock position, the rear case opening to reveal maker 'Omega' and original serial number.
Silver plate and other metalware to include: two early 20th century silver-plated entrée dishes in Georgian style;a modern circular silver-plated serving tray with pierced border (31 cm in diameter);a pair of oval silver-plated dishes and brass items including:9 horse brasses; a horse bit;fire irons;brass oil lamp, fireside-style ornaments and a pair of late 19th/early 20th century painted iron and wooden hames
A varied collection of world coinage to include: a mounted 2011 50 (Olympic cycling);some small silver;19th and early 20th century copper coinage; a 1953 crown; a 1981 Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer commemorative coin;a 1935 commemorative crown;a silver coloured 'Friends of York Minster' elliptical badge;a late 18th century 'cartwheel' two-penny piece.
Five early 20th century leather cases:a hand-stitched brown leather half-moon case by A. Barratt & Sons, Piccadilly, London;a pocket-watch case with applied white-metal lion rampant and SEMPER FIDELIS armorial;a crocodile-effect travelling inkwell and a similar vesta case;a silver-mounted brown leather crocodile-effect card case with leather pockets to the interior, the four silver mounts assayed 1898.
A silver-mounted porcelain perfume bottle of ovoid form; hallmarked Birmingham 1897, maker's mark of Cornelius Saunders and Francis Shepherd, printed registration number to baseCondition Report: The porcelain egg has sustained a crack around the body which is difficult to see but visible under a loupe, vertically winding down the egg towards the bottom section. Hallmarks clear on the screw top silver lip and there is a registration number also. Beyond that the piece in good/reasonable condition.
A cut-glass lady's dressing table jar with hallmarked silver lid decorated repoussé style (9.5cm high), together with one other similar, smaller and a small Arts & Crafts style two-handled hand-planished Queen Elizabeth II bowl (approx. 43g) with the 1977 Silver Jubilee hallmark (3)
Interesting coins and related to include:a selection of mostly mid 20th century pennies, a selection of mid 20th century threepenny bits,a cased selection of British farthings (1860-1901, some missing),various mid 20th century shillings, florins and associated later coinage,a late 19th century United States $1 bill dated 1884 and one other,early English coinage including 'cartwheel' style pennies,various Roman coinage including silver denarii AD 225, Crispus as Caesar circa 315 AD and other Roman coinageand a further collection of early/mid 20th century farthings within a brown suede bag and an British green £1 note.
A small wooden box containing silver coins:World - 1925 Liberty dollar and 1933 20 franc; Australia - 1937 crown; 1927 and 1940 florin; 1916 and 1944 shilling; 1942 6d.Pre-1920 GB - GIV shilling; 2 x VI 4d and 2 x GV 4d.1920-1946 GB - 1921 florin; 1934 3d; 1922 and 1938 6d; 7 x 12d.Also to include five good (non-silver) shilling pieces (1954, 1955, 2 x 1956 and 1957).
An interesting selection of royal commemorative ephemera and three antiques reference books:'A Souvenir Book of the Queen's Doll's House' (1924);'King George Hospital - Souvenir of the Opening of the Hospital by HM the King George and HM the Queen' (1931); three copies of 'The Coronation of Their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth - Official Souvenir Programme' (1937); 'Thanksgiving Service for Victory in Europe (Borough of Chingford 1945);Official Programme of the Victory Celebrations dated 8th June, 1946;'A Pictorial Souvenir of the Silver Wedding of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth' (1948);'Urban District of Benfleet - Souvenir Programme ... the Celebration of the Coronation of HM Queen Elizabeth' (1953);'The Times' 3rd June 1953 (coronation edition);'Silver Jubilee of HM the Queen' (Queen's Silver Jubilee Trust - Official Souvenir Programme 1977);'The Royal Wedding - Official Souvenir' (The Royal Jubilee Trusts 1981);'Silver Boxes' - Eric Delieb (Ferndale Editions, 1979);'An Illustrated Guide to Eighteenth-Century English Drinking Glasses' - L. M. Bickerton (The Collectors' Book Club, 1971);'European and American Snuff Boxes 1730-1830' - Clare le Corbeiller (Viking Press, 1966).
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