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Lot 220
A Victorian iron bound oak silver chest containing; a suite of silver cutlery by Robert Stewart, Sheffield 1858, single struck in the Princess Pattern, comprising a pair of basting spoons, twelve tablespoons, twelve dinner forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve sauce ladles, a soup ladle, a mustard spoon, four salt spoons. With twelve further teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, same maker with marks for Glasgow 1860, total silver weight 161oz (81) A Victorian three-piece silver tea service by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1858, comprising teapot, cream and sugar (57oz) with matching silver plated kettle on stand and a coffee pot (5) A set of four graduated silver plated meat dish covers (the smallest 37.5cm long, the largest 51cm long) A silver plated double handled serving tray 75cm across the handles A silver plated 6 bottle cruet frame (1 bottle undamaged) and a silver plated six division toastrack A silver plated entree dish and cover All items except the toastrack monogrammed "K". Weighable silver 218oz The silver chest custom fitted to take all the above items, 81cm x 51cm x 61cm With original purchase receipt from Robert Stewart, Watchmaker, Goldsmith and Jeweller, Glasgow 1860 Provenance: Mr Hugh Kirkwood Esq. (1820-1880) and thence by family descent The monogram "K" refers to Mr Hugh Kirkwood, a banker with the Thistle Bank which became part of the Union Bank of Scotland and is now part of Lloyds Banking Group. Mr Kirkwood was also factor to John Campbell Colquhoun of Killermont, part of the family of the Colquhoun's of Luss. Mr Kirkwood and his wife, Jessy lived in Killermont Cottage on the Colquhoun Estate. This chest and its contents was a wedding gift to the couple. Mr Kirkwood, an esteemed member of West of Scotland society laid the foundation stone of Partick Bridge, Glasgow.
Lot 257
A silver seal top spoon by J. Sidney Rambridge, Sheffield 1925, 13 long, a cased set of six silver coffee bean spoons with multi-coloured finials, Sheffield 1931, a cased two-piece christening set by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1919, the finial with initials 'J.M.M.B', a silver spoon and pusher set, Sheffield 1925, with a dedication to John Mordaunt Murray Bisset from the Teachers and Pupils of Drumblade School and a silver napkin ring, Birmingham 1925, with initials 'J.M.M.B' (5) Provenance: Bisset's of Lessendrum, and thence by descent
Lot 260
An Irish silver caddy spoon by Thomas Townsend, Dublin c.1815, with shell shaped bowl and bright cut decoration, an Irish silver Port decanter label, Dublin marks, a Georgian silver Kyan sauce label, possibly by John Watson and a Victorian silver sherry label (4) Provenance: Bisset's of Lessendrum, and thence by descent
Lot 265
A Victorian deer hoof mounted in white metal and inscribed 'Found Horner Wood, killed Blackford, Novr 1879, Last Run', a small silver cup inscribed 'Glenalmond Highlanders', a bottle stopper, a cased silver napkin with initials 'W.F.E.B', silver tongs, a white metal mounted horn spoon, two silver salt spoons and a cased silver brush set, the case with plaque inscribed 'Presented to John Mordaunt Murray Bisset by the Tenantry of Lessendrum, September 1926' (9) Provenance: Bisset's of Lessendrum, and thence by descent
Lot 95
A small group of silver comprising a pair of bud vases (weighted); a miniature four piece condiment set; napkin ring; a caddy spoon; two commemorative spoons; a small modern dish and a trinket box; together with some silver plate and a Keswick School of Industrial Arts Staybrite trinket dish (qty)
Lot 171
A Victorian Old English pattern silver part flatware service with beaded edge including seven table forks; three table spoons; a dessert spoon; two dessert forks, George Adams, London, 1872 (1 dessert fork 1871) and a table spoon, 1887 & a George III table fork, Richard Crossley, London, 1802 (15) 36.69 ozt (1,141.3 grams)
Lot 253
A Victorian shaped circular silver mustard pot and hinged cover, pierced sides on wavy foot, the hinged cover with open work thumb piece, blue glass liner, London, 1842, makers mark indistinct with George III OEP mustard spoon, I.F, London, 1805 together with a George IV shaped oblong mustard pot and cover, the cover Joseph Craddock and William Ker Reid, London, 1821, the body with indistinct marks and a late Victorian small tankard, T Wooley, Birmingham, 1900 (3) 10.60 ozt (329.6 grams
Lot 255A
A collection of silver including a George V Anointing spoon, Thomas Bradbury & Son., Sheffield, 1911, 23 cm long; a pair of George V bright cut engraved napkin rings, W H Sparrow, Birmingham, 1918, a Dutch spoon, various Kings pattern items, pickle fork, cake slice, cheese knife and various condiment spoons (16) weighable silver 6.75 ozs (210 grams) 6.75 ozt (210 grams)
Lot 515
Nickel cased Goliath pocket watch within an Edwardian silver bound travel case, Birmingham 1905, 5" high; together with a silver hip flask, 5oz approx; silver dessert spoon, silver handled cup, silver cheroot case and holder; also a silver plated thimble tot; with a plated sovereign case and an eye glass
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