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Click here to subscribeA Victorian silver Trowel, the heart-shaped blade engraved with a border of fruiting vine, the tapering octagonal handle applied with beaded girdles and engraved with quatrefoils, London 1850, Edward, John and Walter Barnard, Approximately 30cm long, Approximately 7 ozProvenance: lot 1636, Mentmore Sale, Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co., 23rd May 1977, bought by the present owner’s mother Condition: Good OBJECT LOCATION: DINING ROOM
Lot of two silver pieces. Circa 1900. One is marked Evald Nielsen and the other is not marked.Evald Nielsen (Stubbekøbing, Denmark, 1879 - Copenhagen, 1958)Marked 925 sterling silver ladle. Denmark. Circa 1900. 7 x 24 x 14cm. Total weight: 262 g.And silver chaufferette with wooden handle. Circa 1900. 6 x 32 x 17 cm. Total weight: 379 g.
Set of various silverware pieces. 1900-1950.Comprises: A sterling silver flower pot stand base, a tea strainer, a pair of ashtrays, a tray, six saucers, a small centrepiece, two sets of six teaspoons, four serving spoons, two pairs of ice tongs, a knife and a small spoon. Weight: 1.962 g.
Jean-Emile Puiforcat (France, 1897 - 1945)Silver coffee set marked "Jean E. Puiforcat”, Minerva mark and the initials EP in a rhombus. Art Deco. 1930. "Modèle Égoiste"Measurements: 10 x 16 x 9 cm, 8,5 x 17 x 10 cm, 7,5 x 14 x 8 cm, 6 x 8,5 x 8,5 cm, 5,5 x 9,5 x 5,5 cm.Total weight: 1.258 g.
Georg Jensen (Radvad, 1866 - Copenhagen, 1935)925 sterling silver tea and coffee set with ebony applications. Art Deco. Circa 1925 - 1935.The set comprises a coffee pot, a teapot, two milk jugs and a sugar bowl.The teapot and both jugs are marked with a crowned "Georg Jensen", which corresponds to the period from 1925 - 1932; "Denmark"; and "Dessin GI". Numbered 80A.The coffee pot and the sugar bowl have the marks "G. J.", which correspond to the period from 1933 - 1944; and "Denmark". Numbered 80A and 80C respectively.Coffee pot measurements: 17 x 18,5 x 12 cm. Small milk jug measurements: 6,3 x 11 x 6,5 cm.Total weight: 1313 g.
John B. Jones (Framingham, Massachusetts, 1782 - 1854)American silver vase. Boston. Marked "J. B. Jones & Co."; "Boston" and "Pure Silver Coin".There is an engraved dedication: "Martha Fredick to her grandson Titus Salter Fredick. July 4. 1834"9,5 x 12 x 9 cm. Weight: 145 g.This vase is from the period in which John B. Jones created the company J. B. Jones & Co with another partner, which was active between 1833 and 1834.There is a milk jug with the same mark and from the same period kept in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, under the inventory number: RES.34.3.There is also a vase from the same period kept at the Massachusetts Historical Society.Jones’ company prospered, and despite going through various changes of partner, he continued to build a reputation as one of the two or three most prestigious silversmiths in Boston. The company is still in existence as the renowned Shreve, Crump & Low brand.Bibliographical reference: "Silver of the Americas, 1600-2000,". Jeannine Falino and Gerald W.R. Ward. Published by the Boston Museum of Fine Art in 2008.
Antico argento inciso e sbalzato sul bordo a motivi floreali. All'interno lunga iscrizione che lo descrive come premio per la corsa intitolata a Lord George Bentinck avvenuta il 18 luglio 1845. Marcato Londra. Peso 6.428 gr. Cm d 63Antique silver engraved and embossed on the edge with floral motifs. Inside, a long inscription describing it as an award for the race named to Lord George Bentinck which took place on 18 July 1845. Marked London. Weight 6.428 gr. Cm d 63
Argento dorato. Fibbia raffigurante San Giorgio che scaccia il drago contornato da cherubini alati e motivi floreali. Cintura incisa e sbalzata con putti e motivi floreali incisi e dorato. Piana degli Albanesi. Seconda metà secolo XIX. Gr. 980Gilded silver. Buckle depicting St. George chasing the dragon surrounded by winged cherubs and floral motifs. Belt engraved and embossed with cherubs and engraved and gilded floral motifs. Plain of the Albanians. Second half of the 19th century. Gr. 980
HUNTING INTEREST, WAKELY & WHEELER; a quality late Victorian hallmarked silver gilt twin handled cup with band of embossed detail depicting huntsmen with hounds and stags, raised on a spreading circular foot, London 1900, length 10.5cm, approx. 10.5ozt/327.5g.Provenance: The contents of a Cheshire Country House.Additional InformationThe gilding is quite heavily worn throughout, some surface scratches to the interior of the bowl. A good gauge, good clear hallmarks. Very good quality decoration and overall a good example.
PETER & ANNE BATEMAN; a George III hallmarked silver twin handled cup with engraved initials above a fluted band, raised on a spreading circular foot, London 1802, height 14.5cm, approx. 11.6ozt/3060g.Provenance: The contents of a Cheshire Country House.Additional InformationThe foot is sealed to the underside, showing the stepped form, presumably this was done in manufacture, although could be a later addition, as it appears to form over the foot. The engraved initials are heavily worn to the piece and there is an old split to the body which has been repaired a long time ago. General surface tarnishing and toning throughout. Hallmarks legible but slightly obscured. Of good gauge.
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