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Click here to subscribeA Victorian naturalistic die stamped silver vine leaf caddy spoon with grapes handle, 87mm l, by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1849, 9dwts Good quality and condition, old polish residueThe very short splits between two or three of leaves is a consequence of heavy stamping when made and not subsequent damage
A French round satinwood and crossbanded necessaire, early 20th c, the interior veneered in holly and sycamore containing a collection of contemporary silver handled accessories, including scissors, on slender square tapered legs with undertier, 53cm h, 32cm diam Good condition
Two silver repousse ex voto heart plaques, 19th c, one with the crown of thorns the other with clouds and an S shaped hook both with loop on the reverse for suspension, 14.5 and 15cm h, maker's and control marks (? crown), crossed keys, Cyrillic initials, maker's mark P or 0 A in lozenge, 4ozs One with small old solder repair to split on edge of heart
A set of six Victorian silver fancy edge coffee spoons, by John Round & Son, Sheffield 1899, a pair of George II silver scroll back teaspoons by James Wilks, maker's mark and lion passant, two pairs of George IV silver dessert spoons, London 1821 and 1827, two pairs of silver sugar bows and a pair of foreign silver coffee spoons, 11ozs 12dwts (16) All in good condition for age, the set of coffee spoons and pair if scroll back spoons in particular
A set of nine French mother of pearl hafted silver gilt dessert knives with gold shield escutcheon, maker DP a, circle above, Provincial, second standard, 1809-1819 and a set of four French ivory hafted silver dessert knives (13) Gilding rubbed and general light wear but complete. Escutcheon never engraved
A Queen Anne or George I silver spoon, Dog Nose pattern with rat tail, contemporary pricked initials RD, marks rubbed, c1710 and two others, Hanoverian pattern, one by William Toone, London 1729, the other marks rubbed, 4ozs 10dwts (3) Good condition for age, no splits, not mis-shapen
A set of George II silver pistol hafted knives, crested, maker TM, comprising seven table knives, the original scimitar blades with cutler's marks and PACK, dagger of London Cutler's Company, the eight cheese knives with replacement blades, several stamped BEMROSE LATE SMITH & HOLMES, DERBY (15) Generally good condition, all showing signs of use, occasionally heavy but not split or repaired
Miscellaneous Victorian and Continental small silver flatware, to include mother of pearl hafted pickle and other forks, bone hafted bread knife and a decorative cast and die stamped caddy spoon by Maurice Freeman, London 1905, 10ozs weighable and an EPNS pickle fork Mostly in good condition
A George V silver capstan inkwell, 75mm diam, by Henry Perkins & Sons, London 1930 and other silver articles, to include a pair of napkin rings, three teaspoons, watch, watch fob shield, pen and nail buffer, a plated Mercedes compact and three Bank of England notes Several items worn, others in better conditin
A Chinese cylindrical silver repousse box and cover, c1900, the cover worked with three figures, one seated at a table before a pavilion, another holding a mattock in fret border, the sides with prunus and dragons, on three feet, 74mm h, maker WH and marked 90, 8ozs 10dwts Good condition
A set of four George I silver candlesticks, with banded sconce, the inverted baluster stem with compressed knop, on slightly dished octagonal moulded foot, crested. 15.5cm h, marked on sconce and underneath, by John Pero, London 1718, scratch weights and numbered No 2 (on two) 15=5, 16=1, No 3 (on two) 14=1 and 14=10, 57ozs 18dwts Grimwade (London Goldsmiths 1697-1837) concludes his biographical note on John Pero with the remark "His work, which is rare, shows a high standard of individual character." In the same good condition as when purchased by a leading London dealer by the present private vendor several decades ago. Light wear consistent with age. The underside of each gilt
A George III silver vase shaped muffineer, with wrythen bud finial, 77mm h, marks rubbed, London 1818 and a pair of Victorian three footed silver salt cellars, with blue glass liners, 4ozs 18dwts (3) Salt cellars in good condition. Muffineer - slight wear and cover stuck in position
An Edwardian silver vesta case, 45mm, by T Heatley, Birmingham 1905, a silver compact, thimble in leather case, cigarette lighter and watch and a suede covered wood cigarette case with giltmetal and blue guilloche enamel panel to the lid (6) Vesta case slightly dented and worn. The other items good save for the watch that is not in working order and lacks seconds hand
Miscellaneous Victorian and later silver articles, to include a mother of pearl handled caddy or other spoon, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1895, cut glass bottles and jars with silver cap or cover, trophy cup, another larger, photograph frame and napkin ring Larger trophy cup worn and dented. Most of the other items, including the spoon, in good condition
A George V miniature silver trophy cup, 11cm h, by John Henry Wynn, Birmingham 1910 and miscellaneous other silver articles, to include an Edwardian lady's shoe novelty pin cushion and an armada dish, 7ozs 8dwts Most items in good condition. Pin cushion dented and worn but not split
A George III silver salver, chased with husk festoons and flowers in shaped and beaded rim with leaves at intervals, on three claw and ball feet, crested, 25.5cm diam, maker EC, a pellet between, presumably Ebenezer Coker or perhaps Elizabeth Cooke, London 1771, 20ozs 18dwts Good condition with light polish scratches only, marks well spaced and struck
A Chinese silver bowl, C1900, of compressed, globular form with pierced neck, applied with blossoming cherry trees with birds in branches, 16.5cm diam by Luen Wo marked LUENWO SHANGHAI and in Chinese, the foot engraved Belle Aug 6th 1903, 15ozs Good quality and condition, old polish residues
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