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A large collection of silver plate, including four canteens of flatware, two Arthur Price seven piece place sets with original boxes, three trays, a plated candelabra and four brass candlesticks, a/f. (2 boxes)All pieces with usage marks, the three trays are heavily worn and with copper coming through, there is also some damage to canteen cases.
A group of assorted ornaments and silver wares, including a pair of silver dwarf candlesticks, a/f damaged, a small silver dish, and five glass decanters, various spare stoppers, two ceramic figurines, and a silver plated candelabra. (1 box)One silver candlestick damaged.
A group of late 20th century and later ornaments, including a pair of bronzed metal Edwardian candelabras, 55cm high, a silver plated Cristofle measure, together with seven other brass and metal examples, three bronzed metal figurines of classical Roman soldiers a/f, largest 18cm high, two polished stone balls with stands. (q)
A mid 19th century silver mounted ebony conductor's presentation baton, engraved to a spiralling wrapped banner 'To My Honourably General Music-Chief Mr Jacoby', and to the handle 'From The Russian Iwanoff', with foliate engraved decoration and a lyre form finial, the mounts hallmarked for maker 'J.S', a/f handle detached, 2 by 50cm long, in a fitted oak presentation case, labelled for 'J. Rechner', 7.5 by 5 by 55cm, together with an inlaid wooden conductor's baton, 46cm long, and two paper declarations from the Conservatoire Impe?rial de Musique et de De?clamation for Georges Jacobi being Second Violin in 1859 and then First Violin in 1861. (4)
A group of mixed collectables, including a19th century brass tripod quadrant paper scale, by F. Leunig & Co., London, No. 17193, 42cm high, a vintage The Empire typewriter, in metal case, two pairs of 18th century brass candlesticks, largest 20cm high, a silver plated chamberstick, and lidded jug, 28cm high, an unopened A.M.F. Operation Ration pack, 22cm high, a terracotta bottle, stopper and stand, two glass canework paperweights, a print of an old man playing a guitar, and a modern glass sculpture of a standing cloaked woman, 38cm high. (20)
A William III Britannia Silver Two-Handled Porringer possibly by Robert Peake, London 1699, the body with reeded and fluted ornament and stamped with foliate decoration with raised oval cartouche engraved with initials "S. I. M." within scroll border and with bead mounted scroll handles and engraved "E S" to base, 4.25ins high, weight 10.2ozsCondition ReportThe lower part of one handle, just above the point of attachment to the lower body, has a solder repair to the outer side suggesting a break to the metal. This is not readily apparent to the inner side although there are some coarse file marks. The hallmarks, particularly the makers mark, show wear but are essentially clear. One lower handle terminal is slightly bent up. Engraved initials to/over cartouche are worn but readable. Some typical light scattered scratching to body. Some typical light scattered wear, particularly to raised detail. Images within attached Dropbox linkhttps://www.dropbox.com/sh/f430oc9y22d1piz/AAAc80TkGASTkgioiCrvHf-pa?dl=0
An Edward VII Silver Oval Basket by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London, 1909, the shaped and moulded rim cast with shell and scroll mounts, pierced sides interspersed with spiral, reeded bead mouldings, pierced folding handle and on pierced and cast footrim, 12ins x 10.25ins x 3.75ins high, weight 26ozs
A George V Silver Oval Three Piece Tea Service, by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1914, with part reeded bodies and angular handles, comprising - teapot with ebonised finial and handle 7ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, gross weight 28ozs
A George V Silver Rectangular Three Piece Tea Service, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1928, of rectangular form with part reeded bodies and angular handles, comprising - tea pot with ebonised finial and handle, 6.5ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, gross weight 36ozs
A Sapphire and Diamond Bar Brooch, Late 19th/ Early 20th Century, silver and gold coloured metal brooch set with three faceted sapphires, approximately .97ct total, interspersed by four small old cut diamonds, approximately .08ct total, 55mm in length, gross weight 4g
A George II Silver Circular Waiter by John Robinson, London 1747, the shaped and moulded rim with shell and scroll mounts, engraved with contemporary armorial to centre within border of scroll, floral and leaf ornament and on three scroll feet, 7.375ins diameter, weight 10ozsCondition ReportThis waiter generally appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration. The engraved detail is fairly sharp, and there is only very slight scattered wear to raised detail.
An Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Plate, by The Danbury Mint, London, 1977, engraved with 'The Queen's Silver Jubilee, 1952-1977, The College of Arms' No. 0746 of a limited edition of 2000, 10.25ins diameter, weight 18ozs, contained in display case and with certificate
An Elizabeth II Silver Rectangular Scroll Box by Medway College of Art, London 1986, the front, lid and back cut with concentric circles and lined in wood, 7.5ins x 2.375ins x 2.5ins high Note: Made by the vendor James Williams- Powell in 1986 upon winning the Medway College of Art competition. Box contains 1kg or 32ozs of silver.
A George II Silver Caddy Spoon and Two Other Spoons, the fiddle pattern caddy spoon by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1813, with shaped and pierced bowl, engraved with geometric and leaf ornament, a Georgian silver gilt shovel pattern caddy spoon possibly by William Pugh, Birmingham, date letter rubbed, with turned bone handle and an Edward VII silver "Coronation 1911" presentation shovel by Evans & Co. London, 1910, on turned wood handle
Three George II Silver Circular Coasters by John Langford II & John Sebille, London 1759, with shaped gadroon mounts, pierced scroll sides engraved with crest to oval cartouche, with turned wood bases, 4.75ins diameter x 2.25ins highCondition reportOne with small horizontal crack through one of the vertical uprights just above centre. This example also has a vertical split to the piercing just to the left of the engraved crest. This coaster also has a very small dent to the horizontal rim of the base. All turned mahogany/walnut bases are firmly secured but have slight movement due to drying which has changed their profile from circular to very slightly oval. Another coaster with small vertical crack through acanthus detail at approximately centre. The cast rim of the third has a vertical crack running through it, and the rim itself at this point is very slightly misshapen. Images within Dropbox link belowhttps://www.dropbox.com/sh/f430oc9y22d1piz/AAAc80TkGASTkgioiCrvHf-pa?dl=0
A George III Small Silver Vinaigrette and Three Other Vinaigrettes, the small vinaigrette by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1811, engraved with stylised leaves, 1ins x .75ins, a William IV rectangular vinaigrette by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1830, 1.625ins x 1.125ins, a Victorian vinaigrette by Charles Rawlins & William Summers, London 1859, engraved "Dulcie" to lid, 1.5ins x 1ins, combined weight 1.5ozs, and one other silvery metal mounted and shell vinaigrette
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