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A Victorian E.P.B.M bag shaped table box, leafy scroll cast and pierced angular handle above a pair of hinged covers, engraved with swags, flowers and foliage, end supports with shells to aprons, ball and claw feet, 18.5cm wide, design no. F808, James Deakin & Son, Sheffield c.1880
A canteen of Christofle E.P Pearl pattern flatware, for ten, comprising soup spoons, a pair of fish servers, fish knives, fish forks, a pair of serving spoons, table knives, table forks, dessert knives, dessert forks, dessert spoons and an additional pair of soup spoons, 20th century (76), associated case
A canteen of George VI Old English pattern flatware, comprising twelve soup spoons, twelve table forks, six table spoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve tea spoons, a soup ladle, a pair of salad servers, a pair of sauce ladles, a sugar scoop, a pickle fork, a pair of sugar bows, a butter knife, ensuite with stainless steel accompaniments, comprising twelve table knives, twelve dessert knives, a carving five carving implements and a pair of E.P.N.S sugar bows, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940 & 1941, 135oz weighable silver, the `Jacobethan` oak canteen table with oversailing moulded rectangular above two long graduated drawers, each carved with two pairs of linen-fold panels, turned wooden handles, shaped apron, fluted baluster legs, moulded rectangular stretchers, block feet, 88cm wide, 76.5cm high
A matched George III and Victorian Old English pattern part table service, comprising a soup ladle, twelve table forks, eight table spoons, three salt ladles, a fish slice, fifteen dessert forks, eleven dessert spoons and a sifter spoon, William Skeen, George Smith II & William Fearn, Thomas Wallis II, Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, Thomas Wilkes Barker, Benjamin Stephens and Charles Lias, London 1791, 1793, 1801, 1808, 1817, 1839 & 1840,(52), 98oz gross Griffin`s head crest & motto of Tempest of Broughton Hall, Broughton-in-Craven, Yorks., created baronets in 1839 & 1866. The Tempests have owned land at Broughton, near Skipton, time out of mind" although Broughton Hall was originally built in 1595 by Henry Tempest and rebuilt fairly drastically in Palladian manner in c. 1755 for Stephen Tempest. His grandson another Stephen re-furnished the house to the tune of over £2000 using Gillows a firm much favoured by the Catholic gentry of the north (being Lancastrian in origin and themselves Catholic) and he also much enlarged the house to neo-Classical designs by William Atkinson in 1810-1813. Gillows again carried out some additional re-furnishing this time in neo-Greek taste. A final series of alterations and additions were made by George Webster from 1839 to include the colossal porte cochere for Stephen Tempest`s son Sir Charles Robert Tempest 1st Bt. The gardens were re-modelled by W. A. Nesfield in 1855. Although the baronetcies became extinct the Tempests still reside at Broughton"
A matched Victorian Fiddle pattern part table service, comprising six dessert spoons, six tea spoons and a pair of sugar bows, bright-cut engraved with flowers, foliage and vacant shield shaped cartouches, Brewis & Co and John Round, London & Sheffield 1899 (13), 15oz gross
A pair of George III Old English Thread pattern table spoons, Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, London 1788; another, George Smith, London 1796; a Victorian Scottish Old English pattern table spoon, J Muirhead & Sons, Glasgow 1883; others, various assay offices, dates and makers; etc (18), 32oz gross
A pair of William IV Fiddle pattern table spoons, John James Whiting, London 1836; a George III Old English pattern table spoon, Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1808; others, various dates and makers; a George III Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, Richard Pearce, London 1819 (6), 14oz
a set of three early Victorian King`s pattern table forks, diamond heels, John & Henry Lias, London 1847; a set of three George VI Kings pattern table forks, diamond heels, Sheffield 1947; a pair of George VI soup spoons, conforming; a set of six Edwardian King`s pattern teaspoons, diamond heels, John Round, Sheffield 1902; a set of three Victorian teaspoons, conforming, Josiah Williams & Co, London 1896 (17), 35oz gross
A set of three William IV Fiddle and Thread pattern dessert spoons, engraved with the crest of the Stratford family (Earls of Aldborough) of Belan House, Ballitore, Co. Kildare, William Chawner II, London 1832; a pair of early Victorian table spoons, to match, John James Whiting, London 1838; an early Victorian Fiddle and thread pattern table spoon, John James Whiting, London 1838; a pair of Victorian dessert forks, conforming (8), 16oz gross
A George I Hanoverian pattern table spoon, maker BC, London 1724; a Victorian novelty butter dish cover, cast cow finial, engraved with panels of leafy scrolls, 12.5cm diam, Richards & Brown, London 1868; an Edwardian leaf shaped sweetmeat dish, ring handle, ball feet, 11cm wide, Sheffield 1907; a pair of napkin rings, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1939; a pair of sugar bows, c.1800 (5)
A George VI novelty three piece gentleman`s smoking room suite, as George III style toasted cheese dishes, comprising a table lighter and a pair of ashtrays, ball finials, domed covers, rope twist borders, turned wooden handles, 9cm and 7cm wide, Asprey & Co Ltd, London 1937, 14oz gross
A pair of George V stop-fluted Composite column table candlesticks, gadrooned borders, incurved canted square detachable nozzles, stepped square bases inscribed `Presented to Mr Geo. E. Gather on his 21st Birthday by the Derby Employees of R. Cooper & Co Ltd`, 25cm high, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1918 George Edinmore Gather (junior) was born in 1900, elder son and heir of George Edinmore Gather, senior (1863-1928) of Callow Hall, Ashbourne, himself the founder of Richard Cooper. Ltd., wholesale corset manufacturers, of Station Street Ashbourne and 100 Stockbrook Street Derby
A Victorian rounded rectangular dressing table trinket box, crimped borders, embossed with leafy scrolls and trellis, vacant cartouche, 12.5cm wide, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1899; a Victorian cauldron salt, embossed with flowers and foliage, hoof feet, 7cm diam, Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1877; etc (4)
An Edwardian rectangular dressing table trinket box, hinged tortoiseshell and pique cover decorated with a covered urn, swags, leafy scrolls and trellis, outlined with a border of bell husks, cabriole legs, pad feet, 9.5cm wide, H Matthews, Birmingham 1907; a, Edwardian boat shaped sweetmeat dish, gadrooned border, 26cm wide, London 1904, 5oz (2)
EDWARD VII PIERCED SILVER PEDESTAL TABLE CENTRE PIECE FRUIT BOWL, by George Jackson and David Fullerton, boat shaped with raised border above scrolling foliate pierced sides, raised on a plain oval base, 7 1/2" (19cm) high, 13 1/2" x 8" (34.3cm x 20.3cm) London 1906, 28oz, seven line presentation inscription to base
FIVE ITEMS OF EDWARD VII AND LATER SILVER, COMPRISING CASED PAIR OF LONG HANDLED PICKLE FORKS, by Mappin and Webb with scroll tops, 7 1/4" (18.4cm) long, Sheffield 1903, PRESENTATION TABLE CIGARETTE BOX with engine turned cover, 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" (16.5cm x 11.4cm) marks rubbed, CASED SMALL PLAIN WINE GOBLET, 4" (10.1cm) high, Birmingham 1976 and a SMALL TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP with prestentation inscription on fixed black plinth base, 4" (10.1cm) high, Sheffield 1938, 25oz gross
VICTORIAN SILVER TABLE CENTRE FRUIT EPERGNE, the shallow circular bowl having lobed centre well and standing on a nude male figure column with an eagle on his shoulder, on graduated five tier circular pedestal base, the whole surmounted by a shallow domed lid engraved with classical leaf motifs (finial missing from lid) 14" high, 11" diameter, makers mark `A.M.` London 1869/1870, 67oz
MATCHED SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER TABLE SPOONS LATER DECORATED AS BERRY SPOONS, the fruit embossed gilt bowls having crimped borders, chased Early English Pattern handles, 8 1/2" long, various makers London 1776, 1784 and 1802, in purple velvet lined black morocco case, 8oz (case labelled Elkington and Co.,)
NINETEENTH CENTURY SILVER MATCHED FIDDLE HANDLED PART TABLE SERVICE OF CUTLERY, principally for 6 persons, 31 pieces, engraved with a Unicorn crest viz 7 TABLE SPOONS, William IV (1) and Victorian (6), 6 TABLE FORKS Wm IV, London 1837, 6 DESSERT FORKS, Victorian, London 1851, 7 DESSERT SPOONS, Victorian various dates, 4 TEASPOONS, Victorian, 1 SAUCE LADLE, Victorian Exeter 1848, 51oz (31)
SET OF FOUR SILVER TABLE CANDLESTICKS, with campana shaped sconces on plain tapering circular column s and cavetto domed circular columns and cavetto domed circular bases with fine bead borders, 9" high, makers Edward Viners, Sheffield 1958, 1958 and 1960 (on weighted bases - one weight missing)
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