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Lot 375
Late 19th century French Silver Handled Eleven Piece Cutlery Serving Set contained in a Blue Silk Lined Presentation Box marked J Tuffier, Bijoutier, Nancy including Carving Set, Fish Serving Set, Serving Fork and Spoon with Bone Tops, Two Straining Spoons and Two Other Items. Each engine turned silver handled piece with engraved cartouche, foliate scroll detail and French Minerva Mark
Lot 67
A collection of hallmarked silverware to include a silver rimmed glass trinket bowl, two pepperettes, a boxed spoon and pusher set, a mustard pot, a silver handled cake knife, six silver handled knives, a Victorian mother of pearl pen knife, a three piece dressing table set comprising of a hair brush, hand brush and mirror (A/F), together with various white metal items to include a coin set hinged lid box, a mustard pot, a sauce boat, a Christening fork and spoon and an EPNS spoon.
Lot 68
A collection of hallmarked silver items to include a Scottish ladle, a Scotch label, a pastry fork, a tea spoon, a pin cushion, a bottle lid, a set of six boxed Mappin & Webb spoons, a silver fronted pocket watch stand and a silver fronted Lever clock, together with a ring, a locket, a seal and a brooch.
Lot 60
A collection of antique silver spoons, to include three Victorian condiment spoons, all hallmarked London 1838, with makers mark SH DC for Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, together with a Georgian caddy spoon, hallmarked possibly London 1819, with makers mark TW JH for Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne and another Georgian spoon, hallmarked possibly London 1805, with makers mark possibly JW.
Lot 420
A mid 17th century English Provincial silver seal top spoon Possibly Lincoln, the tapered faceted stem with fluted baluster knop, fig shaped bowl, plain disk, with traces of gilding, stamped once in the bowl with a fleur-de-lys shape, the reverse of the stem stamped thrice with a fleur-de-lys shape, marks worn, circa 1650 approx., lenght 17.4cm, weight approx. 1.2ozN.B Makers mark reference found in English Goldsmiths and Their Marks by Sir Charles J. Jackson, Second Edition, pg. 443, 444 & 480 CONDITION REPORT: Slight bend in the handle, towards the seal terminal. Significant scratching to the seal top. Loss of gilding. Surface scratching throughout. Slight dent/bend in the left rim of the bowl. Deep scratching to the bowl. Difficult to determine if bowl/handle terminal has been soldered (please refer to the photographs.)
Lot 422
A Charles I English silver seal top spoon The tapered faceted stem with fluted baluster knop, the flat disk engraved with a crest, fig shaped bowl, with traces of gilding, stamped once in the bowl with leopard's head, by IB?, London probably 1629, with later added hallmarks one to the bowl depicting a swan, the reverse of the bowl stamped with a shield shape, lenght 16.4cm, weight approx. 1.8oz CONDITION REPORT: Deep scratch to the seal terminal. Possibly ground at the rim of the bowl, edge of bowl appears thicker than normal. Surface scratching throughout. Possible repair and soldering to the bowl/handle terminal, please refer to photographs.
Lot 418
A Charles II English Provincial silver apostle spoonWith plain fig shaped bowl, the reverse of the bowl prick-dot engraved with a scroll motif, inscribed and initialled '1655' 'R*S' over 'R*B', to a tapering squared handle and engraved gilded Saint terminal, possibly The Master, by an unascribed English maker, makers mark stamped to bowl, a wheel with six spoke and dots in between, the base of the stem stamped three times with a petal mark, an indistinct mark and an illegiable date letter (?), length 17.6cm, weight approx. 1.4ozN.B Makers mark reference found in English Goldsmiths and Their Marks by Sir Charles J. Jackson, Second Edition, pg 480 CONDITION REPORT: Top seal terminal of spoon has been pushed to a 45 degree angle. Deep scratching to the interior of the bowl. Surface scratching throughout. Small dent to the left edge of the bowl rim.
Lot 421
An early 17th century English Provincial silver seal top spoon The tapered faceted stem with fluted baluster knop, the disk bearing prick-dot engraved initials 'F*W', fig shaped bowl, the reverse of the bowl prick-dot engraved 'IG 1630', with traces of gilding, by IG over pellet? marks worn, stamped once to the bowl, circa 1630, lenght 17.4cm, weight approx. 1.2oz CONDITION REPORT: Slight dent/bend in the left hand rim of the bowl. Deep scratching to the seal of the top terminal. Surface scratching throughout. Possible soldering to the bowl/handle terminal.
Lot 424
A William III English Provincial silver rat-tail trefid spoon,With ribbed rat-tail to the back of bowl, the reverse prick-dot engraved with initials 'H.P' over 'R.H' '1696/5', by an unascribed English maker, initials 'WG' to a shield with two stars above and one star below, struck three times, circa 1695-6, lenght 19.1cm, weight approx. 1.5ozN.B Makers mark reference found in English Goldsmiths and Their Marks by Sir Charles J. Jackson, Second Edition, pg 483 CONDITION REPORT: Surface scratching throughout. Deep scratching to the bowl. Slight thinning to the upper handle terminal, possibly indicating a removal of initials from the terminal. Pitting to the handle terminal. Possible repair/soldering to the handle/bowl terminal. (please refer to photographs)
Lot 419
A mid 17th century English Provincial silver seal top spoon The tapered faceted stem with baluster knop, the disk bearing prick-dot engraved initials, ' I.S' over '1655?' over 'AH', fig shaped bowl, with traces of gilding, by RW in a rectangular cartouche with graduted pellets above, stamped once in the bowl, stamped 'RW' twice to the reverse of the stem, unattributed maker, circa 1655, lenght 18.4cm, weight approx. 1.8ozN.B Makers mark reference found in English Goldsmiths and Their Marks by Sir Charles J. Jackson, Second Edition, pg. 476 CONDITION REPORT: Seal top slightly bent and dented around the edges. Rubbing to the gilding. Surface scratching throughout. Very small minor dent the left edge of the bowl. Unsure if the bowl/stem terminal has been soldered, (please refer to photographs)
Lot 405
A Georgian Scottish silver oversized basting spoonHanoverian pattern, by Lothian & Robertson, Edinburgh probably 1760 (date letter worn), length 41cm, weight approx. 7.4oz CONDITION REPORT: No signs of engraving to the spoon terminal. Light scratches to the bowl and stem on either side. Deep scratching to the interior bowl.
Lot 425
A James II silver lace-back trefid spoon,With ribbed rat-tail and scroll detail to the back of bowl and front of stem, the reverse scratch engraved with initials 'RA' over 'RM' '1688', probably by Stephen Venables, London 1688, lenght 19.1cm, weight approx. 1.7oz CONDITION REPORT: Detail work to the back of the spoon and the handle has worn in several places. Scratching throughout. Difficult to determine repair on the bowl/handle terminal (please refer to photographs)
Lot 287
A Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottle, of cylindrical form painted in iron red with figures, the stopper with bone spoon, 8.5cm high; A Similar Pear Shaped Snuff Bottle and Stopper, 7.8cm high; A Similar Double Gourd Shaped Snuff Bottle and Stopper, 6.5cm high; Two Snuff Bottles, with underglazed blue decoration and with metal mounted stoppers; and Another Snuff Bottle and Stopper, painted in famille rose enamels with figures riding animals (6)
Lot 242
^ A George II Silver Hanoverian Pattern Basting Spoon, John Gorham, London date letter indistinct circa 1730/40, crest engraved to terminal; A Victorian Silver Old English Pattern Basting Spoon, Robert Wallis, London 1849; and A Matching Pair of Sauce Ladles, the first 30cm long, 12.2ozt (4)
Lot 259
^ A Group of George III Silver Flatware, comprising: a pair of bright engraved sauce ladles with scallop bowls, George Smith, no date circa 1780; an Old English with shoulders feather edged tablespoon, Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1809; a bright engraved sifter spoon, George Smith, London 1783; a set of four teaspoons and one similar, Thomas Watson, Newcastle, circa 1780; a foliate engraved spoon, London 1792; and a pair of birght engraved sugar tongs, no maker, circa 1780, the ladles 18cm long, 10.8ozt (11)
Lot 246
^ A Set of Six George III Silver Hanoverian Pattern Tablespoons, makers mark WT, London 1772; Five George III Old English Pattern Dessert Spoons, four of which with mark of Langlands & Robertson, Newcastle, no date; and A Table Spoon, by Mercy Ashworth, Newcastle, all crested to match, 19.9ozt (12)
Lot 284
A Chinese Overlay Glass Snuff Bottle, Qianlong reign mark, of flattened baluster form decorated in green and pink with birds perched in branches, bears four character reign mark, with metal mounted stopper and spoon, 8.7cm high; and A Similar Snuff Bottle, decorated in red with carp, 7cm high (2)
Lot 151
A fourteen-piece suite of Arts & Crafts style silver flatware by Omar Ramsden, London 1932, 1933 and 1934 comprising four graduated serving and butter knives (three with steel blades, one with silver blade), one table fork, one dessert fork, two graduated pickle forks, two graduated teaspoons, one serving spoon, one soup spoon, one dessert spoon and one chees slice with steel blade, each piece bearing initials 'DML' (14)
Lot 146
Collection of Nine (9) Sterling Silver, sterling Handle and Non-Sterling Tableware. Includes sterling spoons, sterling handled bottle opener, sterling handle serving fork, small sterling handle pastry server/cheese slicer, 2 silver plate spoons, and olive tongs. Sterling is stamped appropriately. Good condition. Largest spoon measures 5-3/4" long. Weighs approx. 2 troy ounces solid sterling. Shipping $38.00 (estimate $50-$100)
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