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Click here to subscribeGeorgian silver mug, by 'Emes and Barnard' London 1823 of baluster form, a late Victorian silver two handled sugar basin, a bowl of hexagonal lobed form with three handles and a modern silver wine coaster, 408g (13.1 ozt) gross weighable. PLEASE always check condition before bidding or email condition report request.
EDWARDIAN SILVER PLATED FOUR PIECE CRUET WITH FOUR GLASS BOTTLES AND SPOON, BY J B CARRINGTON & SONS, EDWARDIAN URN SHAPED SEMI-FLUTED OIL LAMP WITH TWO SCROLL HANDLES BY JAMES DIXON & SONS, 20 cm HIGH, CREAM JUG AND SUGAR BOWL ON STAND, ADAMS JASPERWARE FIVE PIECE CRUET WITH PLATED MOUNTS, 11 OTHER ITEMS AND A SILVER PEPPERETTE BY HULKIN & HEATH, BIRMINGHAM 1914 (18.7g) [27]
EDWARDIAN SILVER SUGAR BOWL WITH SCROLL AND FOLIATE DECORATION BY GEORGE NATHAN & RIDLEY HAYES, CHESTER 1910 (117g), SILVER VESTA CASE BY SWAN & ADAMS, BIRMINGHAM 1899 AND A SILVER FOB CHAIN (47g). TOGETHER WITH A SILVER HAND MIRROR, SUGAR TONGS, SPOONS, THREE WHITE METAL KNIVES AND SWISS COIN BUTTONS (215g WEIGHABLE SILVER)
A Victorian silver teapot William Aitken, Chester 1900, the lobed body with ebonsied handle and finial embossed with formal foliate scrolls with vacant cartouche to either side, 13.5cm high, along with a Victorian silver sugar bowl, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, of pedestal form decorated with lobed rim embossed foliage, 9cm high, gross weight 14.4ozt (2)
A Woods Ivory ware six piece dinner service, each decorated throughout with blue banding and gilt stars, comprising six dinner plates, 26cm diameter, six entree plates, 23.5cm diameter, six side plates, 21cm diameter, four bread and butter plates, 18.5cm diameter, three soup bowls, 17.5cm diameter, six teacups and saucers, two tureens and covers, teapot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, a sauce boat, a serving plate, two graduated meat plates (Qty)
A Japanese egg shell part tea service, each piece decorated with figures in garden landscapes within richly gilded borders, comprising; teapot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, slop bowl, eleven cups, thirteen saucers, thirteen side plates, two serving plates and a cover, red six character mark (at fault)
A George IV silver three piece service, comprising a hot water jug, 21 cm high, a sugar bowl, and a milk jug, Richard Sibley with Makepeace London stamp to water jug and milk jug, London 1824/25, and a later matching silver teapot, London 1897, 16 cm high, approx. 90.3 ozt (all in) (4) See inside back cover colour illustration Condition report Report by MWGenerally the tea service is in good condition with no major repairs or damage, just general wear marks and tarnishing. The teapot does not sit quite square and there is slight rock when this is put onto a flat surface and the hot water jug handle feels slightly loose on the rivets. The ivory or bone inserts having cracks. The service feels a generous weight and construction.
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