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Click here to subscribeA SILVER MUG, A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS AND THREE ITEMS OF PLATED WARES (6)The silver mug of partly faceted oval form, raised on a circular foot, presentation inscribed, Sheffield 1928, weight 184 gms, the pair of candlesticks (loaded) Birmingham 1956, height 11.4cm, the plated wares, comprising; a shaped circular shellfish dish, a sauceboat and a twin handled lidded entree dish
A SET OF SIX SCOTTISH SILVER TEASPOONS AND THIRTY FURTHER SILVER AND FOREIGN SPOONS (36)The Scottish teaspoons with engraved decoration, Glasgow 1894, the further spoons, comprising; six rat tail pattern, Sheffield 1912, six Old English pattern, with monograms to the handles, mixed dates, nine coffee spoons, mixed dates, each detailed P.G.C, two possibly London 1794 and one London 1896, combined weight 479 gms, also a set of six foreign teaspoons, having bright cut engraved decoration, detailed 830, weight of these last six 88 gms
A GROUP OF SILVER, FOREIGN AND PLATED WARES (9)Comprising; a seal top preserve spoon, London 1959, a preserve spoon with a pine cone finial, probably London 1959, a pair of salt spoons, Birmingham 1933, a napkin ring, Birmingham 1944 and a pair of sugar tongs, London 1866, combined weight 143 gms, also an Asian napkin ring, decorated with a dragon and a pair of Sheffield plated table candlesticks
SIX LINKS LONDON SILVER ITEMS (6)Comprising; three letter openers, two having seated pig finials and one with a standing pig finial, sample length 19.2cm, two circular small photograph frames, with standing pig motifs and a circular stand with three frog motifs, combined gross weight, including the two frames 355 gms, with four Links boxes and further Links packaging
A SILVER TWIN HANDLED CAUDLE CUP AND COVEROf late 17th century design, decorated with acanthus leaves, with a foliate finial to the detachable lid and with mask terminals to the scrolling handles, London 1904, maker Daniel & John Wellby, height 20cm, width including handles 25cm, weight 1310 gmsCondition Report: The front is monogram engraved above 1904.The lid has one or two tiny dents.Otherwise would benefit from careful, professional cleaning.
A GEORGE III SILVER VINAIGRETTEOf rectangular form, the grille engraved with a drum and a Union Jack, the exterior engine turned and with a wreath shaped cartouche, having a partly erased monogram, London 1811, weight 12.7 gmsCondition Report: Size of vinaigrette: 2.8cm x 2cm. Depth 1.1cm. The lid is split by the hinge on left hand side. Interior gilding is quite good. Attempted erasure of the monogram to the lid exterior. Otherwise fairly good condition.
FOUR ITEMS OF SILVER (4)Comprising; a twin handled sugar bowl of oval form, with partly fluted decoration, London 1895, a Victorian mustard pot with partly fluted decoration, Birmingham 1882, an Old English pattern small spoon, length 8.5cm and a pepperette, the hallmark rubbed, combined weight 211 gms
A GROUP OF SILVER, SILVER MOUNTED AND FOREIGN WARES (11)Comprising; a Victorian circular salt raised on three lion mask and paw feet, six various photograph frames and a glass bottle with a brush to the lid, a shaped circular dish detailed 800, a small cream jug detailed 0.800 and a small Asian salt
A GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN BASTING SPOON AND TWO FURTHER ITEMS (3)The basting spoon engraved with two crests, London 1791, a Victorian silver sugar sifting spoon, London 1878, combined weight 131 gms, also a steel button hook having a loaded silver pistol grip handle, Sheffield 1888
THREE SILVER MOUNTED GLASS WHISKEY NOGGINS (3)Each with a silver label detailed Whiskey, various hallmarks, some marks rubbed, with a case to hold four glass nogginsOne noggin; the hinged lid is very dirty, requires professional cleaning, hallmarks to this one very rubbed, hallmarks are better on the other two, interior of glass of one is rather misty/probably lime deposit, labels do not match, not one noggin is entirely missing. Case exterior a bit grubby, but would probably clean with shoe polish.
A GROUP OF SILVER AND FOREIGN WARES (7)Comprising; a pair of circular ashtrays, Birmingham 1928, a pair of five sided ashtrays, Birmingham 1937, another ashtray, Birmingham 1944, a twin handled butter dish stand, Chester 1921, with a glass liner, combined weight 247 gms and also a circular dish mounted with an India one rupee 1914
FIVE ITEMS OF SILVER AND FOREIGN WARES (6)Comprising; two pairs of silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs, a smaller pair of sugar tongs, a napkin ring having pierced decoration, Sheffield 1895, a napkin ring with Asian character motifs, detailed Taylor & Co and a hair pin with pierced decoration, overall combined weight 202 gms
A LATE VICTORIAN SET OF TWELVE SILVER TEASPOONS WITH MATCHING SUGAR TONGSEach with a figure terminal to the handle and with a scroll decorated bowl, Sheffield 1894, combined weight 197 gms, with a caseCondition Report: The case - the lid of the exterior has the initials 'S.M.' The exterior otherwise has scuffing which could probably largely be treated with shoe polish. The sprung catch and the hinges are in good condition. The spoons are in good condition apart from a few light scuffs. The sugar tongs have been repaired in the past to the top on both sides (see images) and these are also engraved 'S.M.'
A SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SET (4)Comprising; a teapot and a coffee pot, with black composition handles and finials, a twin handled sugar bowl and a milk jug, each piece with partly fluted decoration and raised on four spherical feet, Sheffield 1912, combined gross weight 1595 gms
A SILVER DRESSING TABLE TRAY AND A SMELLING SALTS BOTTLE CASE (2)The shaped rectangular silver dressing table tray decorated with cherubs faces to the central panel, the gadrooned rim having pierced corners, size 32cm x 23cm, Birmingham 1902, the silver bottle case with floral engraved decoration, London 1885, height 6.3cm, combined weight 543 gms
A VICTORIAN SILVER AND GLASS INKSTAND AND TWO FURTHER ITEMS (3)The silver inkstand of circular form with arcaded decoration and with beaded rims, (the hinge pin to the faceted glass ink bottle lid lacking), London 1879, a silver lidded faceted glass toilet jar, London 1836, combined weight of weighable silver 190 gms and a base metal button hook
A SILVER SPIRIT FLASK AND FOUR FURTHER ITEMS (5)The spirit flask of curved rectangular form, (the hallmark rubbed), a pair of silver napkin rings with scroll pierced decoration, Sheffield 1913 by Walker & Hall, a hexagonal pill box and a filigree oval pill box, overall combined weight 218 gmsThe flask is a bit worn and has one or two dents, particularly to the back and side towards the top and to the bottom edge, hallmark rubbed, small dent to the top, overall a bit tired. It has not been tested for leaks.
A SILVER CIGARETTE CASE AND SIX FURTHER ITEMS (7)The cigarette case with engine turned decoration, London 1931, further silver comprising; a decanter label detailed Whisky, a rectangular vesta case, a baby's bib hook and a small box and cover, combined gross weight 205 gms and foreign wares, comprising; an Asian cigarette case and a scent bottle
A SILVER SAUCEBOAT AND THREE FURTHER ITEMS (4)The sauceboat with a scrolling handle, raised on three feet, Birmingham 1913, a rectangular hinge lidded box, Birmingham 1912, a rectangular table cigarette box, wooden lined within, detailed 925 and a Victorian silver three piece christening set, comprising a knife, a fork and a spoon, Sheffield 1886, with a case, combined weight of weighable silver 248 gms
A STERLING SILVER BASKET AND FURTHER ITEMS (QTY)The Sterling basket of oval form, with scroll pierced decoration, raised on four pierced feet, length 29cm, a silver christening bowl, fitted with a handle, presentation inscribed, London 1910, a silver pepper can, Chester 1898, combined weight 773 gms and a quantity of mostly plated flatware and a few further items
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