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An 18ct gold manual wind ladies wristwatch, circa 1910/20, the white enamel with black Roman numerals, Swiss movement and case, mounted on a rose gold bangle, weight 31 grams, Hunt & Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer case.

A George II silver Paul Storr silver serving spoon, cast in the Stag Hunt pattern, London, 1816, approximately 201 grams, overall length 31cm CONDITION REPORT: surface scratches, raised decoration is rubbed, hallmarks are rubbed but clear,

A Regency silver cake basket, by Paul Storr, London 1816, of rectangular shape, the body part fluted within a gadrooned edge, leaf based bail handle, engraved with an armorial, 33cm wide, 41.73oz Generally in good condition, the marks are rubbed to the body, handle marked

A Victorian silver six division toast rack, ISH, London 1848, stamped to the base 'Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer 7668', with shell moulded loop handle and raised on four bracket feet, 17.5cm wide, weight 11.5oz

A FINE VICTORIAN RUBY AND DIAMOND THREE FLOWER BROOCH, C1880 in the original royal blue plush box signed for Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer London ++Originally demountable. The brooch fitment now secured by discreet solder, otherwise fine original condition, all the stones in our opinion original and clean and bright. Length 56mm, gross weight 8.9g. The box with light wear

A WILLIAM IV SILVER SALT CELLAR, PAUL STORR FOR STORR & MORTIMER, LONDON, 1833 formed as a shaped oval basket, engraved with a crest and motto between chased curved flutes and applied leafy tendril borders, cast Rococo scroll end handles, underside stamped 155 / STORR & MORTIMER 13cm long, 155gr (5oz)

A SILVER-MOUNTED MARBLE CASKET, THE MOUNTS STORR & MORTIMER AND RUNDELL, BRIDGE & RUNDELL, LONDON, CIRCA 1832 rectangular, the highly figured marble mottled with spinach green, black and white, the shaped corner mounts and hinges Paul Storr, 1832, the applied cast coat-of-arms, supporters, motto and baron's coronet John Bridge, circa 1832 30cm wide The arms are those of Gray, Barons Gray probably for Francis, 14th Lord Gray (1765-1842), who succeeded to the title upon the death of his brother in 1807. He was married in 1794 to Mary Anne (d. 1858), daughter of Colonel James Johnston, and had issue, one son and three daughters.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SALT CELLARS, PAUL STORR FOR RUNDELL, BRIDGE & RUNDELL, LONDON, 1815 faceted bombé circular, cast and applied shell and leaf rim, each on three leaf-headed paw feet, gilt interiors 10.5cm diameter, 482gr (15oz) For a set of eight Storr salts of 1817 of the same pattern see Bonham's, London, 21 November 2007, lot 227

A George IV silver basket,by Paul Storr, London 1827,of lobed shaped circular form with shell leaf and gadroon border on spreading circular foot with rosette and leaf border, the swing handle with shell and grotesque mask decoration, the centre engraved with coat of arms with motto below*, 34cm wide, 58oz* The arms are those of Chetwynd impaling Petit, for Henry Chetwynd (1791-1885) of Brockton Lodge, Staffordshire, and his wife Mary Anne (d.1888), daughter of the Rev. John Hayes Petit of Hilton, Staffordshire, whom he married in 1827. Henry was the third son of Sir George Chetwynd 1st Bt. (1739-1824).

George III oval silver sauce tureen and cover by Paul Storr, the cover having an oval handle, the base with oval ring drop handles, gadrooned edge and standing on oval foot, London 1804, 20.5cm wide, 23.4oz approx Condition: The oval base of the knop does not sit perfectly flush to the cover as it is extremely slightly buckled - **General condition consistent with age

A Silver Victorian Teapot and Cream Jug: by Hunt and Roskell, Late Storr and Mortimer and Hunt (London 1848)

A SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOON, London 1815-16 by Paul Storr, 14cm long; a pair of Old English pattern salt spoons, crested front and back, London 1815-16 by Paul Storr; a dog nose and rat tail teaspoon c.1710 by Paul Hanet and mustard spoon; and a bone handled spoon, possibly for snuff, the circular bowl struck on the inside for Cocks & Bettridge 1807-8 (6)

A HEAVY PAIR OF VICTORIAN CIRCULAR SALTS 8.5cms diameter with gadrooned edges, plain body supported on three curving feet with shell mounts. London 1844. Maker STORR MORTIMER & SONS.

A 19th century silver covered mustard pot, with flower finial, shell and scroll edge, to a shaped body, raised on leaf feet, London 1846, maker John Samuel Hunt, late Storr Mortimer & Hunt, weight 9oz

A large 19th century cased silver tray, engraved to the centre with a crest and 'To the Hon Mrs Lyttelton Gell from the Members of Merton College Oxford June 1882', with engraved flower and leaf border, the shaped edge pierced and decorated with a grape vine, raised on four pierced and scroll feet. London 1854, maker John Samuel Hunt late Storr Mortimer & Hunt, weight 180oz

A small collection of George III silver Double Shell and Laurel pattern flatware, by Paul Storr, London 1812 and 1819, comprising: three dessert forks, and three teaspoons, plus a King's Hourglass pattern table fork, by the same maker, London 1819, approx. weight 13oz. (7)

A matched set of three George III silver wine labels, by Paul Storr, London 1816 and 1817, shaped oval form, gadroon border with a foliate shell mount, incised 'SHERRY', 'PORT 'and 'MADEIRA', length 6.2cm, approx. weight 2.8oz. (3)

A George IV silver King's Husk pattern canteen for twelve, by Paul Storr, London 1820, the reverse of the terminals with a crest, comprising: twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons and six tablespoons, approx. weight 96oz. (42) The crest is that of Hanbury of Hanbury, Worcs.

A Victorian gold-mounted clear glass scent bottle, retailed by Hunt and Roskell, Late Storr and Mortimer, plain mounts, inscribed, in a fitted case, length 7.8cm.

A Victorian silver waiter, by John Samuel Hunt, London 1863, also stamped Hunt and Roskell, Late Storr and Mortimer, shaped circular form, fluted and engraved decoration, the centre with a crest on three bracket feet, diameter 20.2cm, approx. weight 10.5oz.

Set of six George III silver fiddle shell and thread salt spoons by Paul Storr London 1813 approx 4.9oz

BY PAUL STORR: A George IV four piece tea & coffee service with circular baluster bodies, shaped foliate rims & leafy scroll feet, the pots with flower finials, each piece engraved with a script monogram, London 1827/28/29; the coffee pot 8.9" (22.8 cms) high; 80.5 oz (4)

A pair of Victorian silver sugar nips, maker Paul Storr, London, 1837: of bark design with trailing foliage, flowerheads and bees, 14.5cm. long, 1.90ozs.

Paul Storr, a George III silver basting spoon, London 1814, Kings hour glass pattern

A George IV silver 'Coburg' pattern table/soup spoon and fork by Eley & Fearn: London 1823 (this pattern was made famous by one of the leading 19th century silversmiths, Paul Storr)

A Victorian silver dessert comport, by John Samuel Hunt, London 1865, blue glass liner, domed lid and base, cast strawberry finial, modelled with vine tendrils, shaped circular base, with a rococo cartouche and engraved crest, base marked HUNT & ROSKELL LATE STORR MORTIMER & HUNT NO. 2297, 40oz, 23cm.

A George III silver teapot stand, Paul Storr, London, probably 1813, the circular body with gadroon, shell and leaf border, turned wooden base, 15.2cm wide, 250.2g weighable silver

A cased set of twelve early Victorian yellow metal and finely enamelled dress buttons, retailed by Storr & Mortimer, in fitted red leather case, dia. 1.8cm Condition Report / Extra Information We believe them to be gold, ct unknown. Gross weight 58.3g

A set of twelve George III hallmarked silver dessert knives, each in the Kings Hour Glass pattern, with central hour glass motif below engraved armorial crest and shell terminal, steel blades, length 22cm, ten from London 1814 and two from 1816, Paul Storr (12)

An early Victorian silver dinner plate by Paul Storr, of shaped circular form, with engraved initial with coronet and dragon and reeded border decorated with ivy leaves, stamped Storr & Mortimer, London, 1838, 10.75in, numbered 371, 19.5 oz.

AN INLAID OAK EIGHT-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK Signed Jon Storr, York With 12" brass break-arch dial with subsidiary seconds and date calendar, the case raised on bracket feet. 235cm

Silver christening mug with original gilt interior, London 1863 by Hunt & Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer, silversmith to Queen Victoria, 205g

By Paul Storr A very good matching set of four heavy late Georgian English silver Salts, by Paul Storr, with gadroon rims and each with three lion mask legs with large paw feet, and engraved with the crest of the Farrell family, London c. 1823, approx. 28 ozs. (4)

By Paul Storr A fine and rare pair of late Georgian English silver Butter Shells, of typical form with fluted shell bowls, each with two shell feet, bearing the Farrell Family Crest, by Paul Storr, London c. 1824, approx. 8 ozs. (2)

By Paul Storr An extremely fine large English silver Salver, by Paul Storr, London c. 1824, approx. 159ozs, 54.5cms (21 1/2") in diameter, the centre decorated with large Chippendale style memorial of The Farrell Family, surrounded by magnificent wide deeply engraved border of flowers,leaves, shells, scrolls and drawer handles, with gadroon rim and on four heavy shell and scroll legs. (1)

Penzer (N.M.) - Paul Storr 1771-1844: Silversmith and Goldsmith, 1971 § Moore (Jenny) Louis Osman (1914-1996): The Life and Work of an Architect and Goldsmith, Tiverton, 2006 § Oman (Charles) English Domestic Silver, 1962; Caroline Silver 1625-1688, 1970 § Jackson ( Sir Charles James) English Goldsmiths and Their Marks, facsimile reprint, New York, 1964, illustrations, some colour, original cloth or boards with dust-jackets, some a little rubbed ; and 12 others on gold and silver, some catalogues, 4to & 8vo (17)

A Victorian silver bowl, by John Samuel Hunt, London 1851, also marked with a French import mark, circular lobed form, gilded interior, pierced foliate scroll border, on three pierced scroll bracket feet, the underside stamped 'HUNT AND ROSKELL LATE STORR MORTIMER AND HUNT,' diameter 19.5cm, approx. weight 15oz.

A George III silver-gilt Coburg pattern ice cream spade, by Paul Storr, London 1818, the reverse of the terminal with a continental cipher below a crown, length 17.5cm, approx. weight 1.9oz.

A small group of Officer’s Mess silver flatware of matching design, all marked with a crowned number 72, with various assay and date marks, though the forks all marked Paul Storr London 1818

A George III silver shallow dish of shaped circular form, with gadrooned and acanthus border, engraved with crest, London 1829, 21.3ozs, by Paul Storr

A cased set of twelve early Victorian enamelled yellow-metal dress buttons retailed by Storr and Mortimer, each of two-piece construction with subtly domed face and raised floral decoration, circa 1838

***AUCTIONEER TO ANNOUNCE REVISED DESCRIPTION*** Paul Storr, a 19th century silver twin handled dish, the centre heavily cast and chased in high relief with tropical fruit, within a chased diaper and flower border, gadrooned to the rim, on four ball and claw feet, with leaf cast handles, the dish marked for Paul Storr, London 1817, later embossed and engraved with applied handles marked for Charles Boyton, London 1894, 33cm wide, 25.38ozt

A GEORGE III SILVER TABLE SPOON BY PAUL STORR, FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN, CRESTED, LONDON 1819 AND A GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOON OLD ENGLISH PATTERN, LONDON 1774, 5 OZS

A good Victorian silver fruit basket by John Samuel Hunt, (Hunt & Roskell late Storr, Mortimer & Hunt), 48 oz. A good Victorian silver fruit basket by John Samuel Hunt, (Hunt & Roskell late Storr, Mortimer & Hunt), of oval form, with entwined rustic handle and embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage, on pierced shaped oval foot, London, 1850, 14.5in, 48 oz.

A superb Georgian and very rare bright cut silver teapot by William Frisbee and Paul Storr - Hallmarked London 1792 - the oval cylindrical teapot with a bright cut band around the top and base with coat of arms to one side and initial to the other - shaped top with ivory handle and finial with original oval stand - Weight approx. 21.2 troy oz Condition report: Generally very good, slight surface dent and spout slightly miss-shapen to end damage to ivory finial

A George III silver meat plate, by Paul Storr, London 1800, oval with gadrooned edge, crested, 39cm diameter, 43.58oz Some knife cuts to the surface otherwise in good condition

A small pair of George III silver dessert plates, by Paul Storr, London 1813, each circular with shaped shell and foliate gadrooned edge, engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and another armorial, 26.75cm, 48.86oz (2) Knife cuts to the baseof the bowl, in good condition otherwise

Victorian squat Silver Teapot fitted with scrolled handle and hinged lid with flower shaped finial, the body decorated all over with floral design, raised on a spreading circular base, hallmarked London 1858, makers mark ISH and further marked Hunt & Roskill, late Storr & Mortimer, weight approx 20ozs

A VICTORIAN COFFEE POT of baluster form, the hinged cover with flower finial and leaf-capped scroll handle, embossed with flowers and scrolls, on leaf capped down-curving feet, by John Samuel Hunt, additional retailers marks of Hunt and Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer, London 1854, 10" high, (c.28oz). See illustration

A pair of Edwardian silver sauce boats, manner of Paul Storr, with scrolling shell decoration on a pedestal foot, Josiah Williams and Co, London, 1908, 12toz.

A William IV silver wine label, by Paul Storr, London 1835, scroll cartouche form, pieced 'PORT', length 5.6cm, approx. weight 0.7oz

A pair of Victorian silver fruit serving spoons and a pair of grape scissors, over-stamped with maker's mark of John Samuel hunt, London 1863 and 1866, retailed by Hunt and Roskell, Late Storr and Mortimer, London, unknown King's shape pattern, the spoons with fluted gilded bowls, the terminals with plain cartouches, in a fitted case, approx. weight 11.3oz

A George III silver two-handled meat platter, by Paul Storr, London 1817, oval form, foliate and shell border, engraved with script initials, 'HSA', beneath a coronet, length 49.5cm, approx. weight 73oz. Provenance: Bonham's Fine Silver, New Bond Street, 2 July 2008, lot 294. The initials and coronet are those of the Dukes of St. Albans

A George III silver plate from Admiral Lord Nelson's Copenhagen service, by Timothy Renou, London 1801, circular form, gadroon border, engraved with Nelson's armorial, diameter 25.2cm, approx. weight 18oz. Provenance: purchased at the Christie's Bridport sale on 12 July 1895, by John Spink,(1827-1904), and then by direct descent to the present owner. On the 2 April 1801, Lord Nelson was instrumental in another significant victory, this time over the Danish fleet at Copenhagen. The committee of Lloyds gifted a further £500 to augment his growing collection of plate. This was to compliment his Nile silver service, which was commissioned after a gift from Lloyds and made by Paul Storr, to celebrate his victory at the Battle of the Nile on the 1st August 1798. When Nelson received the news of his second gift he immediately instructed one of his captains, Edward Parker, to write to Alexander Dawson asking him contact Rundell and Bridge in order to 'make what you think necessary to add to the rest, to make a complete set, such as plates or whatever you think right'. The order included six dozen gadrooned circular plates and eighteen soup plates. These were supplied by a number of London goldsmiths including Timothy Renou. On Nelson's death his plate was extensively divided, however the bulk of the silver went to his brother, Earl Nelson, thereafter passing to the Bridport Family via the marriage of the earl's first daughter to the then Lord Bridport. At a celebrated auction in 1895, the Bridport family's Nelson relics were put on the open market, and dispersed. Four of the plates were given to Lloyd's in 1936, six were presented to the National Maritime Museum in 1939 by The Revd. Hugh Nelson-Ward. Some are in the Walter and Turner Collection and the Greenwich Hospital Collection, some of which were presented by Spink In 1919 twenty-three plates from the Copenhagen service were presented to the Royal Navy, and these were allocated to various Royal Naval Shore Establishments. One plate can be seen on show in the Nelson gallery in the Royal Naval Museum, situated just opposite HMS Victory, in her dry dock at the Portsmouth Naval base. Reference Prentice, N., The Authentic Nelson, National Maritime Museum, 2005, page 121. The arms are possibly those for Gabbett of Cahirline, co. Limerick or of Berranger of Normandy and Kerpaen of Brittany.

A COLLECTION OF WELL PRESENTED BRITISH BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS, predominantly from the L. Christie Collection, offered for sale by David L. Keningale LARGE BLUE (M.arion) "Cotswoldensis" MALE - G.P. SUTTON, Cranham 4.6.50 FEMALE - G.P. SUTTON, Cranh am 7.6.51 FEMALE - G.P. SUTTON, Painswick 19.6.26 Displayed in glass topped exhibition case with catalogue (G.P. Sutton, died 1956. Eminent Midlands Lepidopterist. This British Collection sold by Debenham and Storr 29th Oct.1959 (David L. Keninga le, Lepidopterist, Wildlife Licence Taxidermy Sales (Butterflies) ref. CL07/2015/0003)

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER TABLE SPOONS, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, with shell heels, London 1779, crested, makers mark indistinct, possible "PS" Paul Storr, 600g

PAUL STORR A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER TABLE FORKS, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, London 1779, crested, 660g

BY PAUL STORR: A pair of George III Fiddle & Thread pattern sugar tongs, crested, London 1818; 6" (15.5 cms) long; 1.6 oz

BY PAUL STORR: A small George III salver with a shaped gadrooned border, flat chasing & a central engraved crest, resting on foliate bracket feet, London 1816; 8.75" (22 cms) diameter; 18 oz

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III CUSHION-SHAPED ENTREE DISHES & COVERS of canted oblong outline with gadrooned borders, the rising covers with detachable ring handles, crested, & each one numbered (1-4) by Paul Storr, London 1801 together with a set of four Old Sheffield plated warming bases; the dishes 12.3" (31.4 cms) long; 244.3 oz weighable silver (8)