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A set of six George III Irish provincial silver table spoons and four dessert spoons by Carden Terry, Cork (STERLING, CT), circa 1780, engraved with a crest, 23cm (9 1/8in) and 17cm (6in) long, 530g (17 oz) The crest was recorded in Dublin 1820 being used by a man named LITTLE.
A Victorian silver Old English feather edge part table service by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1871, engraved with `a` in gothic lower case, comprising: Fifteen table spoons, Eighteen table forks, Nineteen dessert spoons, Eighteen dessert forks, A pair of fish servers; Together with three sauce ladles to match, London 1808, engraved with `A` in gothic upper case, 5483g (176.3 oz) gross; Together with twelve electro-plated tea spoons, engraved with `A` in gothic upper case
A Victorian silver beaded Old English pattern table service by George Adams for Chawner & Co., London 1871-72, engraved `May`, comprising: Six table spoons, Twelve table forks, Twelve dessert spoons, Twelve dessert forks, Twelve tea spoons, Six egg spoons, Four salt spoons, A mustard spoon, Two sauce ladles, A sugar sifter, A butter knife, A pair of sugar tongs, A preserve spoon, A gravy spoon, A soup ladle, 4547g (146.2 oz)
A matched pair of silver table ornaments modelled as grouse by Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1967 and 1969, with well chased plumage, one engraved under the feet `Glenlivet` and `1969`, 15.5cm (6in) high and 11cm (4in) high, 1289g (41.45 oz) Provenance: Being sold on behalf of The Derek Baxter Chattels Trust
A set of four late Victorian silver plates by David & Maurice Davis, Birmingham 1895, engraved with differing `encouraging` mottos, 21cm (8in) diameter, 1003g (32.25 oz) The mottos read `Make thyself honey and the flies will eat thee`, `Let Good Digestion wait on Appetite, Good Health on both`,` What can`t be cured must be endured` and `High Birth is a poor dish on the table`.
A pair of early George III silver Corinthian column candlesticks now fitted as table lamps by Emick Romer, London 1760, with gadrooned sconces, openwork capitals, stop-fluted columns and leaf embossed domed square bases, 30.5cm (12in) high (excluding additional bases and fittings), 52.5cm (20in) high (overall including shades), loaded
A Chinese export silver rectangular table box by Hung Chong, Canton and Shanghai, circa 1860-1930, stamped `HC` and a character mark, chased overall with blossoming prunus branches, the hinged cover with an oval vacant cartouche, the interior gilt, 15cm (6in) long, 339g (10.9 oz)
[Theatrical interest] A 19th century engraved horn beaker, with a plain silver coloured collar and foot rim, unmarked, of a man with an umbrella approaching figures drinking at a table, a large jug inscribed `Ale` and `Paul Pry I Hope I Don`t Intrude I Am Just Dropt In To Take A Horn Of Ale`, 10cm (4in) high. Paul Pry (1825) was the most notable play written by John Poole and continued to be popular until the early 1870s. The storyline is centred on a comical, idle, meddlesome and mischievous fellow consumed with curiosity. Unable to mind his own business, he`s an interfering busybody who conveniently leaves behind an umbrella everywhere he goes in order to have an excuse to return and eavesdrop.
Frederick Harding (fl. 1814-1857) Portrait of a gentleman seated, three-quarter length; Portrait of a lady seated at a table, three-quarter length Watercolour on paper, Each signed lower right, Each 17cm x 13.5cm, oval, In later rectangular frames, a pair
Negretti & Zambra, London, an Edwardian silver hunting cased pocket compass/sundial, the maker`s mark erased, London 1908, with a hinged hour ring for `North Lats` and `South Lats` and with a central strut with rod gnomon, the latitude arc numbered 0-80, the silvered dial-plate delineated for eight compass points (initialled) and signed, the plain case engraved inside the cover with `Equation` and a table below, 5.2cm (2in) diameter, in a leather Garrard & Co. case
A part canteen of mid 19th century silver cutlery, Old English pattern with bright cut edge, bears double crest of spread eagle and stag, comprising soup ladle, pair of sauce ladles, twelve table forks, twelve soup spoons, five teaspoons, twelve dessert spoons, London 1858 by Francis Higgins II, combined weight approximately 89 troy oz
A matched part canteen of late 19th century silver cutlery, Old English pattern, with bright cut edge, comprising twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons, twenty-four dessert forks, twelve soup spoons and six teaspoons, London 1896 and 1900 (teaspoons 1808), primary maker Josiah Williams and Co, combined weight approximately 113 troy oz
A matched part canteen of silver cutlery, beaded Hanoverian pattern, comprising six table or soup spoons, six dessert spoons, six table forks, six dessert forks and eight teaspoons, all hallmarked London, three dessert forks Victorian, the remainder George III, engraved with either a crest or monogram, approximately 42 troy oz
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