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Boxed hallmarked silver handled butter knife set, combined 146g, (6), Scratches on blades from use, hallmarks are clear on each handle, some dents to silver, leather case with cushioned inside, in good condition. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)
A George III Old English silver tablespoon, possibly Robert Sallam, London 1772, the thumbpiece engraved with the crest for the Griffin family, 21.5cm long, together with a matched example, marks for London 1769, 21cm long, and a pair of George V silver tablespoons, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1916, with monogrammed initials 'MJ' to thumbpiece, 22.2cm long, gross weight 9.03ozt (4)
A George V silver cut glass desk stand, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1918, the rectangular base with scroll and gadroon border, raised upon four scroll feet, with pen recess and fitted cut glass and silver mounted ink bottle, base 17.5cm x 13cm, bottle 5.5cm high, weight of base 7.50oztCR; Notable dent to the stand (visible as a black mark to the left of the bottle in picture two). No other obvious dents to the stand. No splitting, thinning or repair to the base. Moderate scratching and wear throughout the base commensurate with age and use. The stand is slightly wobbly on it's feet.There is a small chip to the bottom corner of the cut glass ink bottle, and some nibbling to the facet edges throughout. General scratching and wear throughout the glass, commensurate with age and use. Collar and cover in good order, some light denting, scratching and wear commensurate with age and use, but no splitting, thinning or repair. Cover opens smoothly, and closes flush. Hallmarks to bottle and stand match. Bottle is slightly loose in it's stand.
A cased set of six George VI silver teaspoons, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1944, each with tapering handles with Celtic knot design to thumbpiece, each 11.2cm long, gross weight 2.77ozt, together with a pair of Victorian fish servers with weighted silver handles, collars marked for Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield (date letter absent), slice 34cm long, fork 27cm long (8)
A George III Old English pattern silver serving spoon, George Day, London 1812, with monogrammed initials 'FJF' to thumbpiece, 30.8cm long, together with a cased pair of George III silver fruit spoons, William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1817, each 21.8cm long, and a cased pair of George V silver teaspoons, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1922, 11.5cm long, gross weight 8.38ozt (5)
A selection of 19th century and later silver teaspoons, to include a set of ten Victorian Old English pattern silver teaspoons, Josiah Williams & Co, London 1892, each with monogrammed initial 'J', each 12.4cm long, a set of six Victorian fiddle pattern silver teaspoons, H J Lias & Son, London 1853, each with monogrammed initial 'R' to thumbpiece, 14cm long, a set of five George V silver teaspoons and a matching pair of sugar tongs, Daniel & Arter, Birmingham 1923, spoons 12.3cm long, and four further assorted silver spoons as assorted dates, makers and styles, gross weight 15.38ozt (26)
A George III silver coffee pot, London 1764 (maker's marks worn), of baluster form on raised foot, cast spout and scrolling ebonised wooden handle, hinged cover with flame finial, 26.5cm high, weight 27.10oztCR;Some denting to the body. Light scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Hallmarks are heavily worn. There are minor, beginning signs of splitting along the seam of the spout. There are a few small dents to the cover, and light scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Cover is slightly wobbly at the hinge, but is secure, opening smoothly and closing flush. There is signs of possible repair to the handle. See pictures for illustration.
A pair of silver coloured miniature fauteuil chairs, the padded seats upon cabriole legs and scrolling open arms, the shaped backs decorated with birds in a forest setting, each 5.2cm high, together with a silver coloured miniature model of a woman feeding pigeons upon a rectangular base with canted corners, 5.2cm L x 3.7cm W x 3.1cm H (3) (at fault)
A selection of silver, silver plated and silver coloured tableware, to include a 19th century egg cruet, comprising six egg cups upon a circular base on three scroll feet with loop handle, stand 28cm high, with six associated silver teaspoons, each 10.5cm long, a 19th century asparagus tray by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 32.5cm x 21cm, with associated asparagus tongs, a Victorian punch bowl, 27.5cm diameter, a twin-handled silver plated tray, 56cm wide, and a further selection of tableware (Qty)
A selection of silver plated and silver coloured wares, to include a pewter frame, stamped 'Moseley Ware', 20.5cm x 15.5cm, a pair of silver plated candlesticks, 25.5cm high, an EPNS hot water jug, 19cm high, a mahogany inlaid silver coloured galleried twin-handled tray, 60cm wide, a pierced circular silver plated waiter, 21.5cm wide, and a further assortment of silver plated cutlery (Qty)
A Victorian silver mounted photograph frame, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1899, of rectangular form, embossed scrolling foliate detail, surmounted by a vacant cartouche, velvet reverse (lacking stand), 18.5cm x 13cm (at fault), together with a further silver mounted photograph frame by Henry Matthews, date letter 'b' (lacking city and lion passant), 18cm x 12.7cm (at fault) (2)
A selection of English and African coinage, silver, half-silver and cupronickel coinage, to include six 1977 crowns, a 1965 Churchill crown, twenty-six half crowns (seven pre-1920, thirteen post-1920, six post-1947), five florins (two Victorian, three post-1920), five 1953 five shilling coins, nine two-shilling coins (one Edwardian, eight dated 1948 - 1967), thirty-four shillings (two Victorian, eight post-1920, twenty-four post-1947), forty-six sixpences (one dated 1918, twenty-one post 1920, twenty-four post-1947), seven Malawi florins, and a further assortment of coinage (Qty)
An Edwardian silver sweetmeat basket, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1902, of oval form, with shaped beaded and acanthus borders, pierced body with embossed swag detail, raised on four shell feet, colourless glass liner, 15cm x 12.3cm x 7.7cm, together with six George V silver coffee spoons, S W Smith & Co, Birmingham 1912, each 9.2cm long, and five further assorted George III and later silver spoons, longest 14.5cm long, gross weight 9.65ozt (12) (at fault)
A George V silver hot water jug, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1923, of tapering cylindrical form on raised circular foot, hinged cover with urn finial, applied scroll detail to spout, c-scroll ebonised wooden handle, 19.5cm high, weight 14.19oztCR; The body and foot has a few small dents, moderate scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. No thinning, splitting or signs of repair to the body. Handle in good order, no splitting or repair. Cover is good order, opening smoothly and closing flush.This piece would benefit from professional cleaning.
An Egyptian synthetic sapphire set gold pendant brooch, the circular mixed cut synthetic sapphire measuring 16mm diameter, claw set to a pierced scalloped border with beaded detail, hinged pin and safety loop brooch fittings and pendant loop to reverse, Egyptian gold marks, 29mm diameter, weight 10.4gms, set to a gold plated silver chain, claw and loop fastening, 44.5cm long
A George V silver teapot, Chester 1925 (maker's marks worn), of compressed ovoid form with banded detail raised on circular foot, hinged cover with wooden knop and handle, 26cm long, weight 17.07oztCR: There is a moderate amount of denting to the body and spout, and scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. There is some splitting around the opening of the spout, but no other major signs of splitting, thinning or repair. The knop is slightly tilted. There is no splitting or loss to the handle or the knop. There is extensive residue inside of the pot, and cleaning will be required.
A Victorian silver cased boudoir timepiece, the circular white dial with Roman numerals, 30mm diameter, set to a shaped silver case with floral and scroll embossed detail on raised feet, marks for Rosenthal, Jacob & Co, London 1888, 7.5cm high, complete in fitted leather case (at fault)CR; This timepiece comes with associated key, however it does not tick when wound, and does not appear to be functioning. The dial does not show any cracks, chips or losses. The minute hand and stud and glazing may be a later replacement. There are no cracks chips or losses in the glazing. The glazing is loose in it's setting. There is moderate denting, scratching and wear throughout the case commensurate with age and use, and thinning to some of the highpoints, however there does not appear to be any obvious thinning or repair to the case. There is some gapping between the case/feet and base. Door opens smoothly and lock mechanism is in working order, however there are some slight gaps around the door. The travelling case shows extensive wear and tear throughout, and the lining to the inside of the cover has become detached.
A George V silver mounted tortoiseshell dressing table set, Charles Henry Dumenil, Birmingham 1924, comprising mirror, two hairbrushes and a clothes brush, mirror 31cm long, together with a Victorian silver mounted boot brush, Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1898, 8.2cm x 8.2cm, three Victorian silver mounted cut glass scent bottles, Drew & Sons, London 1888, longest 13cm (at fault), and an Edwardian silver mounted clothes brush, possibly Charles Fox & Co Ltd, London 1905, 18cm long (9) (at fault)
A selection of silver and silver coloured accessories, to include a novelty silver rattle, Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham 1976, modelled as an owl suspending two bells upon a mother of pearl handle and teething ring, 15.5cm long approx., a pair of novelty silver place card holders modelled as honeycombs, Clive & Clarissa Cooke, London 1987, each 29mm wide, a further novelty silver place card holder modelled as a fish, marks for WW, London 1998, 28mm high, a silver pickle fork with thistle finial, 12.2cm long, a late Victorian silver smoker's tool, G E Walton & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1899, 5cm long, a Victorian open silver salt, Thomas Smily, London 1872, 35mm high, a novelty EPNS rattle in the form of a penguin, 12cm long, a silver coloured pheasant bottle stopper, 6cm high, a stick pin modelled from a Victorian coin, 6cm long and three silver coloured miniature silver thimbles, each 6mm high (13)CR: Penguin Rattle is EPNS. Victoria pin, pheasant stopper are not marked. Thimbles are not marked and are not thought to be silver.Rattles: Both largely in good order. Owl example shows moderate denting, particularly to the bells. Both show moderate scratching and wear commensurate with age and use.Salt: Some misshaping to the border when viewed top down, some misshaping to the foot. Moderate loss to the engraved detail.Pickle fork shows misshaping to tines. Heavy scratching and chipping to the glass thistle.Miniature thimbles show very heavy scratching and wear.Stopper, card holders, multi-tool and pin appear largely in good order, showing general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use.
A collection of vintage and modern costume jewellery, to include a Victorian garnet a pearl set floral cluster brooch, a pair of opal coloured silver drop earrings, a selection of silver marcasite set jewellery, and a further assortment of brooches, earrings, chains, watch etc (Qty) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
A selection a silver, silver coloured and base metal accessories, to include a novelty silver bookmark modelled as a swan, Peter Nicholas & Co Ltd, London 1993, 10.5cm long, a silver butterfly bookmark, Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, Birmingham 1991, 8.3cm long, a plain silver bookmark, Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, Birmingham 2000, two further silver bookmarks, largest 4cm long, a miniature silver pair of bellows, 3.2cm long, a silver mounted dressing table jar, 6.2cm high, a silver baby brooch, two further baby brooches, a mother brooch, a pair of greyhound knife rests, a silver coloured wirework spider brooch, a silver coloured wirework fan brooch and a ceramic thimble (16) (at fault)CR; Dressing table jar: Cover is heavily dented. Chipping to the highpoints of the glass. Heavy scratching and wear throughout.Bookmarks: Largely in good order. The rectangular and square examples show some light misshaping. All show moderate scratching and wear commensurate with age and use.Brooches: Heavy denting/misshaping to the web and legs of spider brooch. Brooch/Pendant mount on spider brooch is broken and will require replacement. Heavy scratching and wear throughout. Fan shaped example appears to be missing dropper. 'Mother' mount is loose, and wobbles on mother of pearl backing. All examples show light denting, general scratching and wear.Knife rests: Heavy loss to the plate, heavy scratching and wear throughout. Both wobble slightly on a level surface.Thimble and bellows are largely in good order.
A selection of 19th century and later jewellery, to include a carved shell cameo brooch depicting Dionysus, set to a silver coloured mount, 5cm x 4.5cm, a carved shell cameo brooch depicting Hades, set to a gold coloured mount, 6cm x 4.5cm, a cut steel shoe buckle, 6.3cm x 4.5cm, a Victorian agate brooch, 6.3cm x 4.2cm, a carnelian cross pendant, 33mm x 21mm, set to a gold coloured rope twist chain, 74cm long, a gold plated locket pendant, 37mm long, an amber set cross pendant, 43mm long, a pair of tortoiseshell bakelite clip on earrings, 35mm wide, and a silver coloured perfect attendance brooch, 46mm wide (11)
A selection of vintage jewellery, to include a two-row cultured pearl necklace with a garnet set 9ct gold clasp, 44.5cm long, a pair of gold coloured clip on earrings in the manner of Elizabeth Gage, each 4cm long, a citrine set silver cross pendant, 5.5cm long, a pair of 800 silver clip on earrings, each 35mm long, and a further assortment of necklaces, brooches and earrings (Qty)
A George V silver christening mug, Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1921, of tapering cylindrical form with coopered detail and shaped handle, inscribed ‘J.E.A.M. to Emma’, 8.5cm high, together with a further silver christening mug, possibly Jones & Crompton, Chester 1923, of baluster form on circular foot with C-scroll handle, 9cm high, gross weight 12.13ozt (2)
A selection of silver and white metal jewellery, to include a diamond and enamel 'G' charm, 16mm x 15mm, a silver coloured semainier ring, size O 1/2, a 19th century colourless paste brooch, 48mm wide, a 19th century paste set target pendant, 30mm diameter, upon a paste set black ribbon necklace, 63cm long, a silver and enamel RAF brooch, 41mm wide, and a further assortment of silver and white metal brooches (Qty)
A selection of Victorian and later vintage costume jewellery and accessories, to include a Victorian swivel brooch containing hairwork, 6cm x 6.5cm, two South American silver dress rings, and a further assortment of necklaces, beads, brooches, bangles etc (Qty)
A George V silver sauce boat, E S Barnsley & Co, Birmingham 1918, of typical form with shaped border and scroll handle on three shell-capped hoof feet, 16cm high, together with a further George V silver sauce boat, Barker Brothers Ltd, Chester 1917, 14.5cm long, gross weight 9.60ozt (2)
A 19th century diamond flower head stick pin, comprising two central rectangular cushion cut diamonds with a surround of eight cushion cut diamonds, all set to a silver coloured closed back setting, with a gold coloured floral border, head 16mm diameter, upon a gold coloured stick pin, 8.5cm long, weight 3.3gmsNote; It is the opinion of the valuer that the floral head may be earlier then the mount, pre-Victorian. The stick pin appears to be later, late-Victorian.
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