Royal Interest: A pair of George III silver candlesticks, Paul Storr, London 1815, also marked 'Rundell Bridge et Rundell Aurifices Regis et Principis Walliae Regentis', each of column form with cast and chased trailing ivy decoration, the sconces with leaf borders, the circular bases with anthemion and floret borders, with presentation inscription 'The Gift of His Majesty King William the Fourth to the Hon'ble Nigel Kennedy 1836' and with the Royal armorial, 31.5cm high, approximately 2400gSconces hallmarked and numbered I and 2, each engraved with small Royal Cypher. The condition of the silver is good, I cannot see any repairs, splits or holes. The detail of the leaf, scroll and other decoration remains crisp. There is some light surface wear in line with age and usage, the silver gilt is worn away in some places and faint in others.
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GILL STORR (BRITISH CONTEMPORARY) '579 BLUE', a depiction of a yacht flying the American flag in stormy seas, signed bottom right, mixed media on canvas, approximate size 81cm x 50cm, frame size 89cm x 57cm, Condition Report: dirty mark to the underside of the frame (artist resale rights apply)
A set of six Victorian dessert knives with silver gilt Vine pattern handles. William Theobalds & Robert Metcalfe Atkinson, London, 1838. The cast handles decorated with trailing fruiting vines and sheaves of wheat to steel blades with the retailer's mark of Storr & Mortimer of London, Bond Street, 21 cm long
A late Victorian silver dressing table box, with embossed decoration, and a bayonet-fitting cover, monogrammed, by A & A.H. Benson, London 1894, incised "HUNT & ROSKELL LATE STORR & MORTIMER" on the base; together with a smaller silver heart-shaped box by Synyer and Beddoes, Birmingham 1898, the form 6.5cm high, 5.25 oz. (2)
A Victorian ornate silver entree dish and cover with ram's head handle, by John Samuel Hunt (Hunt & Roskell ex. Storr & Mortimer), of cusped circular form, with shell and scroll borders and shell handles, London, 1865, 33cm over handles, 59.4oz.***CONDITION REPORT***Base numbered 4 cover and handle numbered 3. Three small dents to the cover and the base. Scratches in places to both pieces, commensurate with age and some use. Hallmarks clear but with some rubbing.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail.
PAUL STORR - a fine quality William IV silver pumpkin teapot, maker PS, retailed by Storr & Mortimer, London 1834, with cast rose knop and acanthus leaf handle with ivory insulators, 13cm, 26.5oz gross. Ivory ref: 5CJNTRLB. Body has engraved crest of bird holding a flag, several very light dents to lobed body, general wear to high points, hinged lid working perfectly, still very heavy gauge, hallmarks clear
BILLHEADS: a small group of early 19thc examples to include engraved receipt with manuscript entries for one P Clarke, Fishing Rod & Tackle Maker of 91 The Strand, 1810: Sharpe, Tea-Dealers & Grocers of Fenchurch Street, 1839: Arnold & Dent, Chronometers, Watches and Clocks, 1840: Storr & Mortimer, Jewellers to the Queen, 1840: Scrafton Sharpe & Son, Tea Dealers, 1840 (with extensive ms receipts for various dried goods): plus a verse broadside printed by Mary Hinde, 1772 (folds and browning). (Sm Qty)
A George III silver Wine Cooler with fruiting vine friezes, leafage scroll and ring handles, semi-gadrooned, engraved two coats of arms, motto and bird crest, inner liner and cover, London 1798, 9 3/4in high, 9in diam, 2170gms, maker: probably Robert Sharp N.B: All three maker's initials appear to have been slightly erased making the R more like a P, possibly trying to suggest the maker was Paul Storr Good condition except where part of the maker's mark erased on each piece. Decoration fairly crisp. No obvious damage or repair.
A collection of Georgian hallmarked silver flatware items. The lot to include two pairs of early 19th century sugar tongs to include a pair of George III tongs decorated with embossed scroll detail. Hallmarked for 1818. Makers mark for Paul Storr. A pair of early 19th century sugar tongs with scroll arms and clam shell bowls and having monogrammed initials to central circular mechanism. Stamped with Lion passant and makers mark HB. A George II tea spoon hallmarked for London 1756. Makers mark partially rubbed. Combined weight approx 136.9g. Measures approx 15cm x 4cm / 13cm x 5.5cm.
Carlo Giuliano. Viktorianisches Schmuck-Set 'Stil Etrusco' mit Brosche und Paar Ohrhänger. London. 1860/70. 18 kt. GG, ungest., Brosche gest. auf Plakette mit MZ: 01 C.G, Ritznr. 49/670. Besatz mit Koralle in runder und Tropfenform. 2-tlg.: Brosche 46 x 46 mm, Paar Haken-Ohrhänger 61 x 20 mm, Gew. zus. ca. 31,8 g. Mit Etui (innen besch.) von Hunt & Roskell Storr & Mortimer Bondstreet, neben anderen war Giuliano für diese Hof-Juweliere tätig, bevor er sich 1874 selbstständig machte. -
PAUL STORR; a pair of George III hallmarked silver ornate entrée dishes and covers with shell borders and engraved armorial cartouche, each cover numbered and stamped 1110, the bases numbered and stamped 470S, 17 x 28cm, London 1810, combined approx. 127.78ozt, and a pair of silver plated entrée dishes and liners, 11 x 33cm (4).
A George III silver mustard pot, by Paul Storr, London 1819, circular form, part-fluted decoration, leaf-capped scroll handle, gadroon border, the hinged cover with a shell thumb-piece and ball finial, engraved with a crest, with a blue glass liner, height 7.6cm, approx. weight 5.5oz.Provenance: A Private Collection.
A pair of George III silver salt cellars, by Paul Storr, London 1808, circular form, gilded bowls, gadroon border, engraved with an armorial, on raised circular bases, diameter 9.7cm, approx. weight 12.5oz. (2)Provenance: A Private Collection. The armorial is that of Gifford with Chaloner or Yellowley and another.
A George III silver tea caddy, by Paul Storr, London 1798, oval form, engraved foliate scroll and medallion decoration, flush-hinged domed cover with a later wood finial, the front and reverse with initials within foliate scroll mantling, length 13.7cm, approx. weight 13oz.Provenance: A Private Collection.
A George IV Silver Waiter, by Paul Storr, London, 1824 shaped circular and on three lion-paw cast feet with winged scroll terminals, with shell and foliage cast border, later chased with foliage and flowers on a textured ground and centring three engraved crests19cm diameter, 10oz, 2dwt 314grFully marked underneath. The marks are clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the high points. The chasing is later. Very slightly bruised so does not sit entirely flat.
A Pair of George III Silver Mustard-Pots, by Paul Storr, London, 1818 each oblong and on conforming lobed foot, the rim chased with a band of palmettes and shells, with shell and foliage cast border, the hinged covers with acorn finial and engraved with the badge of the 20th (East Devonshire) Regiment of Foot, later the Lancashire Fusiliers, within laurel branches, with reeded angular and leaf-capped handle, one with associated blue glass liner10.5cm wide, 16oz 19dwt, 528gr (2)Provenance:Sold by Order of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers to Benefit the Fusiliers' Aid Society (13 January Jewellery, Watches and Silver sale, lots 2273-2307 and Antiques and Interiors sale, 5 January 2024 lots 1-16).Each fully marked near handle and further part marked inside. There is wear to the marks, more so on one than on the other. There is overall surface scratching and wear. The wear is noticeable as an obvious softening to the high points. There are repairs to the hinge where it connects to the body. One with a hole/split to the cover and another split as well as a repair to the foot. This example rocks when placed on a flat surface. The hinge on the other somewhat loose.
A Pair of George III Silver Mustard-Pots, by Paul Storr, London, 1818 each oblong and on conforming lobed foot, the rim chased with a band of palmettes and shells, with shell and foliage cast border, the hinged covers with acorn finial and engraved with the badge of the 20th (East Devonshire) Regiment of Foot, later the Lancashire Fusiliers, within laurel branches, one cover detached, with reeded angular and leaf-capped handle, each with associated blue glass liner10.5cm wide, 16oz 13dwt, 519gr (2)Provenance:Sold by Order of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers to Benefit the Fusiliers' Aid Society (13 January Jewellery, Watches and Silver sale, lots 2273-2307 and Antiques and Interiors sale, 5 January 2024 lots 1-16).Each fully marked near handle and further part marked inside. There is wear to the marks some of which are only just visible. There is overall surface scratching and wear. The wear is noticeable as an obvious softening to the high points. There are repairs to the hinge where it connects to the body on one and the other the hinge is defective so the cover is detached. There are repairs to the foot of each and each rocks when placed on a flat surface.
Posten Edelstahl Besteck dabei Satz von 6 Kaffeelöffel in OVP gemarkt BSF Bremer Silberwarenfabrik Modell Concorde Design Arthur Georgy 1974, mit schwarzen Kunststoffgriff Auflagen dazu Satz von je 6 Gabeln und Löffel Modell Primavera noir, Design von Walter Storr, 1984, unbenutzt, überwiegend original verpackt sowie 2 Sardinenheber und 4 Austerngabeln, gesamt 24 Teile, wohl unbenutzt
A LARGE GEORGE III SILVER SALT by Paul Storr, marks indistinct, oval, with gadrooned rim and wirework sides, the base engraved with a crest, raised on ball and claw feet. 10cm wide, 4.8 troy ouncesThe marks are indistinct. The feet appear a little bent, but the salt stands well and does not rock. Wear throughout.
A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE TUREENS AND COVERS by Paul Storr, London 1797, each oval with twin-handles, the lift-off covers with naturalistic leaf-capped scroll-form knops, the bodies with a gadrooned edge and engraved coat of arms, raised on a stepped oval foot with a gadrooned border. (4) 23.5cm across handles, 78 troy ounces gross
A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER ENTRÉE DISHES AND COVERS by Paul Storr, London 1807, each of circular form with a gadrooned rim and engraved crests, the domed covers with a stylised snake loop handle mounted to an acanthus leaf collar. (2) 16cm high, 26.5cm diameter, 106 troy ounces grossThe marks all match. The covers fit well. A few minor dints and some age-related surface wear but generally in very good condition.
A FINE GEORGE III SILVER SOUP TUREEN by Paul Storr, London 1809, oval, on four scrolling acanthus feet, the reeded acanthus-clad handles with shell-form thumbpieces and lion's-head joins, the cover with a reeded acanthus-clad handle and lion's-head joins, each side engraved with a coat of arms, the cover engraved to each side with a crest, marked on the base and cover. 28cm high, 45cm wide across handles, 181 troy ouncesThe marks match and are clear. The tureen is in excellent condition. It stands well and does not rock or wobble. The lid fits well.
Zwei Silberteile Unter anderem London, Hunt & Roskell Ltd., 19. Jahrhundert Silber, das kleinere Kaennchen innen vergoldet. Holzgriffe bzw. Holzknauf. Das kleinere Kaennchen vorderseitig monogrammiert und unterseitig undeutlich gestempelt. Die Kanne unterseitig gestempelt mit ''Hunt & Roskell Ltd. Late Storr & Mortimer 3116''. H. 5,5 bzw. 11 cm. 373 g.
AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER PLATE, maker Paul Storr, London 1838, of lobed circular form, the reeded rim cast with trailing leaves, engraved with an armorial and "B", retailed by Storr & Mortimer and numbered 371, 10 3/4" diameter, 19ozs 2dwts (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Good, scratch engraved under hallmarks B115/B, three small dents/creases @ 8, centre has old scratches
A George III 18ct gold vesta case, mark of Alexander J. Strachan, London 1810, of rectangular form with concave sides, decorated all over with fine engine turned engraving, part marked piano hinged cover similarly decorated, steel strike to the rear, 6 x 4cm, 54.8gAlexander James Strachan, the pre-eminent box maker of the period, supplied the Royal retailers, Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, with the majority of their boxes and has consequently been described as the "Paul Storr of box makers".
A pair of George III silver cast wine labels, mark of Paul Storr, London 1818, each of two-piece convex kidney-shaped form, outer border of foliage, shell and scroll decoration, the applied centre section marked with CLARET and MADEIRA respectively raised over a textured ground, suspended from a short length of ‘belcher’ link chain, 8 x 5cm, 3.4ozt gross (2)Paul Storr was England's most celebrated silversmith during the first half of the nineteenth century and his pieces, historically and currently, adorn Royal palaces and the finest stately homes throughout Europe and the world.
A William IV silver teapot, mark of Paul Storr, London 1834, of plain squat circular form, part marked flush fitting and hinged cover topped with a cast foliate finial, brown handle and leaf capped spout, monogrammed to the top, raised on a spread foot, stamped 268 to the underside, 19.8oztOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. some minor surface scratches, as to be expected and commensurate with age and use. Hallmark clear and readable. Handle firm in the socket.
A Victorian silver salver, mark of John Hunt & Robert Roskell, London 1873, 'Chippendale' style with shell and scroll rim, the field engraved with decorative foliage, raised on four pierced scrolling feet, marked to the underside HUNT & ROSKELL LATE STORR & MORTIMER 6498, 49cm diameter, 82.3oztOverall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repairs. Some surface scratching as to be expected and commensurate with use. Wobbles a little when on a flat surface. Central cartouche is vacant.
PAUL STORR four piece silver tea and coffee service of circular baluster design with floral and acanthus leaf decoration to bodies, acanthus applied decoration to rims and to the cast feet, leaf capped handles and rosebud finials to the coffee pot and teapot, each item bearing an armorial, a crest of two swords piercing a heart above a rose, each item clearly hallmarked for London 1836, the teapot and coffee pot both impressed beneath Storr & Mortimer, each having ivory insulators to handles, g/w 3028gms (4) (Cities Ref: U5QAM75K)
A GEORGE III SILVER SPIRIT BURNER STANDThe tripod form stand decorated with reeded edges, probably London 1792, maker William Frisbee & Paul Storr, with a later spirit burner, London 1907, weight 177 gmsCondition Report Internal diameter of top rim 7.5cm. The pieces are otherwise in good condition, note the spirit burner is of a later associated date. Overall height 10.2cm
A GEORGE III SILVER CENTREPIECE PAUL STORR, LONDON 1811 With an acanthus leaf and mask capital to a scroll and shell pedestal, to a tapering reeded column, to three scrolled lion leg and claw feet, the base engraved with a crest 73.5cm (29in) high 4045g (130.05 oz) The arms of Charles DUNDAS (1751-1832) Esquire of Barton Court and his first wife Anne WHITLEY (1760-1812) daughter and heir of Ralph WHITLEY (died 1761) of Aston Hall co. Flint. They were married 1782 at Richmond, Yorkshire. Charles DUNDAS was the son and eventually heir of Thomas DUNDAS (1710-1786) of Perth, Scotland by Janet MAITLAND (1720-1805). He was an MP for Richmond 1774/1784-6, for Orkney and Shetland 1781-4 and Berkshire 1794-1832. From 1783 he was the first Chairman of the Kennet and Avon Canal Company. From his first marriage Charles inherited great wealth and property, which included Aston Hall. In 1822 Charles married for a second time Margaret BARCLAY (1754-1841) the daughter of Charles BARCLAY and twice widowed: Firstly Charles OGILVY. Secondly Major Archibald ERSKINE. In 1832 Charles DUNDAS was created Baron of Amesbury and Barton Court, Berkshire and Aston Hall, Flintshire. The short-lived title became extinct on Charles's death at his property in Pimlico, his only issue being two daughters from his first marriage. Condition Report: Later drilled for a light fittingThree numbered apertures for arms/branchesThe centrepiece has some wear commensurate with age and use such as light scuffs and scratches, some slight rubbing to the high relief from polishing, stands true. The engraving is crisp Condition Report Disclaimer
GEORGE III VERMEIL DESSERTBESTECK FÜR 18 PERSONEN IM ORIGINALEN KASTEN. Storr, Paul. London. Datierung: 1819. Technik: Silber vergoldet. Die Messer mit Vermeilklinge und Perlmuttgriffen. Beschreibung: Die Besteckgriffe am Ende je mit Muscheldekor. Insgesamt 54 Teile. Bestehend aus 18 Gabeln, 18 Löffeln und 18 Messern. Gewicht: Ca. 1940g. Maße: L. 18/17,5/20,5cm. Maße des Kastens 17x29x25cm. BZ London 1819, BZ Paul Storr (ab 1793, vgl. Grimwade Nr.2235). Beilage: 12 Vermeil Kaffeelöffel. Dublin. MZ verschlagen. Ca.230g. Provenienz:Privatsammlung Rheinland. Erläuterungen zum Katalog
A Fine Mid Victorian Three piece Silver gilt Tea set. Hunt and Roskell and Barnard Brothers. London 1862/69. Each baluster body chased with chinoiserie decoration. leaf capped Scroll handles. 643 grams. Hunt & Roskell was a renowned jewellers and silversmiths on Bond Street in London who for many years held the Royal Warrant of Queen Victoria. The firm was the successor to the celebrated silversmith Paul Storr who had left Rundell, Bridge & Rundell to set up his own workshop on Harrison Street near Clerkenwell in 1819. This is being sold as registered with reference DUYNQ5NA
A George III silver fiddle pattern cheese scoop and other silvervarious dates, makersfirst London, 1814, Robert Rutland, together with a pair of Edwardian berry tablespoons, Sheffield, 1903, Martin Hall & Co., a William IV fiddle pattern runcible spoon, London, 1832, James Beebe, initialled, a Victorian cast spoon with leaf bowl and intertwined naturalistic stem handle with strawberries terminal, London, 1866, Thomas Smily, a Kings pattern dessert spoon, London, 1813, Paul Storr, and two George V mint sauce ladles with strainers, (8)first length 21 cm., weight approx. 12.78oztCondition: Mostly good
RICHTER -- STORR, R. Gerhard Richter. Forty years of painting. (2003). Prof. ill. 4º. Ocl. w. dust-j. (Slight shelfwear). -- U. WILMES, ed. Gerhard Richter. Large abstracts.(2008). Prof. ill. 4º. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- J. YOHE, (ed.). Hans Hofmann. (2002). W. many b&w & cold. illustr. (2 fold.). Ocl. w. an illustr. tipped on front & back. In ohcl. slipcase. -- J. SPRING. Wolf Kahn. (1996). W. many cold. illustr. 4º. Ocl. w. dust-j. -- And 3 o. (7).
A George IV Silver Chamber-Candlestick, by Paul Storr, London, 1824 the base circular and with gadrooned border, with central baluster socket with gadrooned detachable nozzle, the loop handle supporting the tapering extinguisher, the base, nozzle and extinguisher each engraved with a crest17cm wide over handle, 14oz 15dwt, 459grFully marked under base. Further part marked on nozzle and extinguisher. The marks are generally clear, though with some wear to the maker's mark under base. There is the remains of tape residue over the marks. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use.
A WILLIAM IV SILVER TEAPOT by Paul Storr, London 1831, melon form, realistically moulded and cast with an oak branch and leaf spout, lobed spherical form, on a leafy vine base, the lid as a foliate pad with bud finial. 23cm long, 18 troy ouncesThe marks to the lid are rubbed, the marks on the base are rubbed but legible. The handle is firmly pinned into the sockets. The hinged cover opens and closes well. The teapot does not rock. No personalised engraving or erasure. Some age-related surface wear but generally in good condition.
18 kt. Gouden sleutelhorloge, 1e helft 19e eeuw. De achterzijde, rand, hangoog en knop met zwart en wit email en gedecoreerd met florale motieven. Met 14 kt. gouden horlogesleutel. In etui van Storr and Mortimer, 156 New Bond Street, Factory 17 Harrison street, Gray's Inn road. Email op hangoog licht beschadigd. bruto 26,4 gr., diam. 34 mm [3] 18 k. gold fob watch, 1st half 19th century. The back, rim and bail with black and white enamel and decorated with floral motifs. With 14 k. gold watch key. In case of Storr and Mortimer, 156 New Bond Street, Factory 17 Harrison street, Gray's Inn road. Enamel on bail slightly damaged.
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