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Click here to subscribeAN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER TOY OR SNUFF SPOON unmarked, Fiddle pattern, the pierced bowl with bright-cut engraving; together with an 18th Century silver mote spoon, marks indistinct. (2) Spoon 15cm longTiny dint to the shoulder of the terminal of the snuff spoon. In otherwise good condition.
A VICTORIAN BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER PORRINGER by George Fox, London 1897, circular with twin scroll-form handles, decorated with a cut card leaf band, on a circular foot with a ropework band, inscribed NIL DESPERANDUM. 16.5cm wide overall, 10.9 troy ouncesCrisp and clear marks. In excellent condition and of superb quality.
A SET OF SIX FRENCH IMPORT SILVER TOT CUPS IN A WIRE STAND import marked, by Andrew Barrett & Sons, London 1892, six plain cylindrical cups contained in a six-division basket with a twisted handle. 10cm wide, 3.5 troy ounces grossSome surface wear and marks. No personalised engraving. Some are ever so slightly misshapen at the rim.
A MIXED GROUP OF SILVER comprising a silver-mounted glass preserve pot, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1919; a small silver and enamel hand mirror, unmarked, engraved Greetings from Illawalla 1908, with an enamelled panel of a view of the historic Edwardian Lancashire property; a silver meat skewer, marks illegible, with a fox-shaped finial. (3) Preserve pot 12.5cm high (excl. handle)
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SCENT BOTTLE by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1901, retailed by Hardy Bros, Sydney, cylindrical, the hinged cover and body profusely chased with C-scrolls and flowerheads. 7cm highThe marks are clear and crisp. The glass is in good condition, and the original stopper fits very well. A couple of dints around the skirt of the base but it does not rock. The cover opens well and closes tightly. In generally good condition.
TWO SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES comprising a George V vertical oval frame, by William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1914; the other an Elizabeth II horizontal oval frame, by Laurence R Watson & Co, Sheffield 1985. (2) Vertical frame 15.8cm highEach with a couple of small dents, but otherwise in good condition.
A MIXED GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED CUTLERY including a cased silver and silver plate lobster pick set; a cased set of twelve spoons and sugar tongs, by James Ramsay, London 1921, each spoon with an urn-shaped finial; a set of six silver teaspoons, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, London 1932, with columnar handles; etc. (Qty) Teaspoons 10.3cm long, weighable silver 20.7 troy ounces gross
A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER NAPKIN RINGS by A E Robinson & Co, Birmingham 1885, each circular, engraved with bands of leaves and a vacant cartouche, in a fitted case. (6) 4.2cm diameter, 2 troy ounces grossNo personalised engraving or evidence of erasure. Two with dents to the rim. The case with surface wear but the hinged are good and it closes well.
A LARGE JAPANESE SILVER 'DRAGON' BOWL signed, Meiji period, the round double-walled bowl boldly repoussé with a three-claw dragon, raised on a shaped base. 11.5cm high, 20cm diameter, 23 troy ouncesSome dints and wear to the base of the interior. Minor age-related surface wear but generally in good condition.
A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SERVICE artisan workshop mark of Wen, Hong Kong and Canton, comprising a teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, the double-walled bodies repoussé with panels depicting figures, prunus and bamboo, the handles and spout bamboo-moulded. (3) Teapot 18.5cm long, 27.2 troy ounces grossElstob Auctioneers is grateful to Adrien von Ferscht for his assistance in cataloguing this lot.Each piece is marked on the underside. The cover of the teapot fits well. In generally very good condition commensurate with age.
A LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL CUP marked 88 standard, by Nikolai Vasilievich Alekseev, First Kokoshnik marked, Ivan Sergeyevich Lebedkin, Moscow, the body and handle decorated with scrolling foliage and flowerheads, with picked out blue, red and white enamel. 9.1cm high, 5.7 troy ounces gross
A SET OF SIX RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT ENAMEL SPOONS Kokoshnik marked, the backs of the bowls are decorated with scrolling foliage with picked out polychrome enamel, the twisted handles with pommel tops, in an oak case with a vacant brass plaque. 11.5cm long, 2.8 troy ounces gross
A RUSSIAN SILVER AND CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL VASE by Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov, First Kokoshnik assay marked, Yakov Nikolayevich Lyapunov, St Petersburg, heavily decorated with floral and geometric patterns in blue, yellow, green and red enamel. 11.5cm high, 5.5 troy ounces gross
JOHAN ROHDE FOR GEORG JENSEN: A DANISH STERLING SILVER BOWL, CIRCA 1933-44 no. 17 A, the circular bowl with an everted rim, raised on a stylised floral stem issuing from a stepped circular foot. 10.5cm high, 5.7 troy ouncesThe marks are clear. No personalised engraving. In generally very good condition.
A GERMAN SILVER AND SILVER-GILT PEPPERETTE, IN THE FORM OF A PHEASANT by Gebruder Glaser, Hanau, late 19th Century, naturalistically modelled with gilt removable head and hinged wings. 19cm long, 3.9 troy ouncesMarked on the underside of the tail. In generally good condition commensurate with age.
AN ART DECO PORTUGUESE SILVER TWO-HANDLED VASE Oporto, c.1920-30, signed FRA MARQUES, FOS / PORTO . LISBOA, the globular body chased with stylised fish swimming in the sea, above a geometrically reeded lower body. 16cm high, 27.6 troy ouncesClear marks on the underside. In generally very good condition without damage.
A PAIR OF LARGE CONTINENTAL SILVER BEAKERS bearing pseudo-Russian marks for Ivan Lakomkin, Alderman I I Vereshchagin, Assay Master Stephan Belkin, Moscow, each of waisted multi-lobed form below a plain everted rim and on a conforming lobed circular foot. (2) 17.5cm high, 29.2 troy ounces grossThe late Greta Morrison, widow of Bryan Morrison.
A FINE PAIR OF CAST IRISH SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Royal Irish Silver Co, Dublin 1969, Sheffield Assay Office import marks, each with a detachable nozzle above a leaf and berry cast sconce, raised on three scroll-form supports, united by concave stretchers, issuing from a rocaille base. (2) 17.2cm high, 41.7 troy ounces gross
A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER-MOUNTED COCONUT CUP by P Cunningham & Son, Edinburgh 1810, with applied crested oval reserve and circular foot with a reeded border. 16cm high The marks on the underside are clear. The coconut has a lovely rich patina. Age-related wear but generally in good condition.
A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER TEA CADDY by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1897, of bombe form, chased with foliage, raised on four openwork scrolling foliate feet. 15cm high, 9.4 troy ouncesSurface dirt to the rim, good clear marks, the lid fits snugly, overall in good condition.
A SCOTTISH SILVER HOT WATER JUG maker J.S.H., Edinburgh 1977, the ovoid body with knotwork motifs. 19.5cm high, 15.8 troy ouncesThe marks are clear. The wooden handle is firmly pinned into the sockets. The wooden knop is intact. The cover opens and closes well. No personalised engraving or erasure. In generally good condition.
AN ELIZABETH II CAST SILVER MODEL OF A HORSE by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1967, the trophy on an ebonised plinth with silver plaques to each side inscribed Game Pie 1922, Maid Marion 1927-1932, Tonge 1935 and Felucha 1935. 18cm high overall, 38 troy ounces grossIn very good condition without damage. The marks are clear.
AN ELIZABETH II ENGINE-TURNED SILVER CIGARETTE BOX by Asprey & Co Ltd, London 1964, rectangular, of large proportions, the hinged lid and base with leaf borders, wood lined. 21cm wideThe marks are clear and well-struck. The lid opens and closes tightly. The interior is clean and tidy. No personalised engraving. A good quality example.
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