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Click here to subscribeA group of collectors' items, including an early 20th century silver cigarette case , length 8.5cm, a Burnham fountain pen, length 11cm, an Acme Thunderer whistle and an Indian enamelled white metal elephant group, height 6cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Two early 19th century walrus tusks, length 38cm, a 19th century papier-mâché and mother-of-pearl inlaid rectangular box by Jennens & Bettridge, width 30.5cm, and a set of early 20th century fish knives and forks with mother-of-pearl handles and silver collars, within a fitted mahogany case.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A good pair of bell-shaped whiskey tots with silver mounts and star-cut bases; the hinged lids marked for Asprey & Co London, assayed Birmingham 1930. Each with hallmarked silver 'Whiskey' ticket (maker's mark H&H, assayed Birmingham 1931). (10cm to tip of thumb piece)Condition Report: First tot...glass-wise there are no chips, cracks or restorations. The hinged lid is marked 'Asprey' to the underside and appears flat, hallmarks are clearly visible on the silver mounted lid, the thumb piece appears OK. The 'whiskey' also appears in good condition, the second tot has a similar condition report to the first tot apart from minor tarnishing on the outside of the exposed silver. The tots in good overall original condition.
19th century Continental School, possibly Scandinavian - Family portrait group with gentleman standing beside lady and child seated at a table with four apples and a reticulated silver fish, oil on canvas, 32¾ in x 37¾ in (83cm x 96cm). Relined and partially restored, old damages and retouching evident
A steel cased open face military pocket watch; the dial signed 'Leonidas' and with Arabic numerals and the subsidiary seconds hand at the 6 o'clock position, the reverse of the case with War Department military arrow 'G.S.T.P. N.4209', together with brass albert chain with 'T' bar (once silver plated) (5cm case diameter)
An early 19th century George III period rare hallmarked silver long serving fork of very fine quality, Old English pattern hand and unusually formed tine, maker's mark of J Staniforth, assayed Sheffield 1808 (32.5cm), together with a late 20th century hallmarked silver handled bread knife (2)
A heavy hallmarked silver salver of flowerhead shape and raised on four bun-style feet' maker's mark of Collingwood, 46 Conduit St, W, assayed London 1928 (25.5cm diameter, approx.663.8g)Condition Report: This is a fine quality and heavy item, no major problems. Held up to the light there is a very minor line indentation of (1-1.5cm) visible when reflected. The hallmarks are very clear as is the 'Collingwood' mark to the underside. Minor surface scratches commensurate with age which would probably polish out.
A very early Victorian pair cased, hallmarked silver pocket watch; cream dial with roman numerals and the gilded single fusee movement engraved 'No 8936', the watch case and outer case with maker's mark CR within oval cartouche, assayed Birmingham 1838 (outer 5.5cm diameter)
A hallmarked silver boat-shaped cruet - five divisions with glass bottles including two castors with pierced silver-mounted tops and a cut-glass oval mustard with silver-mounted hinged lid. The stand and the three silver mounts with maker's mark JE. The stand handle with annulated stem and locating into an oval mahogany base. The division and stand with London assay marks for 1801, the silver-mounted cruets similarly assayed. The reticulated stand with a central vacant circular cartouche bordered by a laurel leaf wreath, four downward-swept shaped feet. (25cm highest point to tip of handle x 18cm wide)
A selection of mother of pearl and other collectables:- nineteen 19th century engraved Chinese gaming counters (13 circular gaming counters, one with a flowerhead-style border; 6 oval counters and 5 elliptical decorated with stylised repeating patterns and buildings,- an early 20th century folding fruit knife with hallmarked silver blade and foliate engraved mother of pearl handle, - four tortoiseshell-style hairpins.
Silverware comprising a heart-shaped trinket dish with raised repoussé-style foliate border and vacant cartouche, assayed Birmingham 1902 (13cm) and a boat-shaped silver sugar having two ring-handles (19th century hallmarks rubbed) (total approx. weight of two items 225.8g) (2)
A mid-20th scent bottle and a dressing-table requisite-jar:1. a stylish mid-20th century hand-cut Bohemian-style scent bottle with large arched overhanging stopper, (very minor nibbles to edge lip) and star-cut base (16cm including stopper), 2. the circular (14cm in diameter) hand-cut requisite-jar having hallmarked silver circular lid with yellow guilloché enamel finish in the form of a scallop shell (approx. 3cm x 1cm piece of enamel away)
A continental grade (marked 830S) circular silver dish worked with a border in relief of fruiting vine, together with a small silver plated wine coaster, a pair of silver plated grape scissors and a pair of late 19th/early 20th century silver plated nut crackers having bobbin-turned style handles (4)
A heavy hallmarked silver cake basket – rope-twist-style swing-handle above a castellated-style pierced border, the interior finely engraved with foliate scrolls, raised on four scrolling feet, maker's mark [ ] J, assayed London 1896 (25.5cm wide, total weight approx. 693g)
Assorted silver and white metal jewellery including a fancy link bracelet with padlock clasp (both hallmarked); two heart-shaped brooches stamped '925'; two pairs of hoop earrings; various charms; an amethyst-set collet ring to the heavily textured shank; various link bracelets (quantity)
Various silver and silver plated flatware and cutlery etc. to include a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs with bright-cut decoration, together with two smaller pairs of hallmarked silver sugar tongs, a large early 19th century fiddle pattern, hallmarked silver basting spoon with assay marks for Exeter 1835, 19th century hallmarked silver sifter spoon, together with five double-struck fiddle & thread pattern silver plated dessert spoons and other silver plate to include a pair of berry spoons, a fish slice and fork, ivory handled bread knife etc. (approx. combined silver weight 186.7g)
An interesting selection comprising: - three silver-plated hunt-style cups within a hand-stitched brown pigskin case marked 'Dunhill, London', -a lady's rose-gold-cased Art Deco period dress wristwatch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, jewelled Swiss movement and the case hallmarked 9-carat gold, - a 19th century horn table snuff box (9.5cm), - a small Royal Worcester blush porcelain pot-and-cover, - a late 19th century letter opener, the handle as a well-modelled brass hand holding a spherical polished hardstone, - a cased set of miniature bone dominoes (the underside with paper label of Chas. Morrell - Oxford Street)
A late 19th century clear-glass inkwell of squat ovoid form - four green glass highlights trailing to the feet, the silver hinged lid engraved with monogram and with assay marks for London 1900 (10.5cm wide x 9cm high)Condition Report: It is noted that there is a little fingernail sized dent to the rear of the hinged lid to the LH side of the engraved monogram. The rest of the silver mount and hinged lid appears in good general overall condition, the hinge is good and then flat neck mounting and fixing appears good with no issues. Glass-wise the underside of the feet exhibit scratches as expected commensurate with use and age. The pontil mark appears good with a matchhead size bubble inside the glass produced when originally made etc. All other aspects appear good.
STUART LESLIE DEVLIN AO CMG (9 Oct 1931-12 April 2018), a cased pair of hallmarked silver and silver gilt goblets/flutes of tall proportions, conical shaped bowls and planished silver gilt stems leading to spreading circular feet, maker's mark of Stuart Devlin, assayed London 1979, one goblet marked to the underside 329, the other marked 330, in original box, the underside of the hinged lid detailing Senior Falcon Award 1979 and signed Stuart Devlin London, each goblet also engraved with the Senior Falcon Award insignia (22.75cm high, the goblet numbered 329 approx. 201g, the goblet numbered 330 approx. 205g)Condition Report: the condition is excellent, the items appear to have boxed throughout their life with absolutely no problems whatsoever.
A pair of hallmarked silver wine tickets of octagonal form 'Sherry' and 'Port', each with maker's mark W K. assayed London 1837, together with a slightly larger matched pair of hallmarked silver wine tickets of convex form 'Port' and 'Sherry', the latter assayed Birmingham 1896, the former assayed probably London 1801 (4)
A fine silver and enamel cigarette / card case - concentric guilloche ground decorated with irises in enamel (Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1940) (8.5cm high x 7.75cm wide)Condition Report: in natural light reflecting on the enamel surface there are quite a few surface 'scratches' to be seen and indeed (under a loupe) one of these scratches has penetrated as a hairline to the vertical blue leaf on the left. Other surface scratches visible under lamp light, no major chips or restoration noted. The canted edges appear in good order as does the silver throughout. The case shuts tightly as it should and exhibits a fully hallmarked gilded interior in excellent condition. The original elasticated band also appears to be present.
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