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Click here to subscribeA 19th century Spanish silver pedestal table salt, with relief embossed fish decoration and mermaid supports, marks inside bowl, overall width 16.5cm, height 7.5cm, 5.9ozNo damage or repair, bowl is slightly bent downwards towards 1 handle, base sits flat with slightly bent upwards bottom rim, general wear to high points, marks clear
A COMPLETE GEORGE V SILVER CANTEEN FOR TWELVE PERSONS by V B Vickers & Co, Sheffield 1930 and 1932, the extensive canteen in a fitted three-drawer and hinged cover green baize-lined walnut cabinet. (155) Cabinet 74.6cm high, 56.4cm wide, 34.8cm deep; table knives 25cm long, 218.3 troy ounces gross (excl. table and side knives, and carving set)Comprising: table knives, table forks, side knives, side forks, large fish knives, large fish forks, small fish knives, small fish forks, dessert spoons, dessert forks, teaspoons, soup spoons (*twelve of each), together with a carving knife and fork, a pair of sugar nips, a sauce ladle, a soup ladle, a pair of salad servers, a pair of serving spoons, and a pair of fish servers (slice and fork). 155 pieces
A GROUP OF SILVER FORKS, GEORGE IV AND LATER including three table forks by William Eaton, London 1829, Fiddle pattern, engraved with 'E' to reverse of handle terminal; another table fork by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1847, Fiddle pattern; two dessert forks by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1847, Fiddle pattern; and a pickle fork by Emile Viner, Sheffield 1934, with trident prongs and angular block-cut mother-of-pearl handle. (7) Table forks 20.3cm long, 13.7 troy ounces gross
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY STAMP BOX by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1909, modelled as a miniature dressing table, the hinged cover opening to reveal a two-division gilt interior. 5.8cm wide, 3.7cm deep, 1.6 troy ouncesFront legs bent inwards ever so slightly. Hinge is in good condition and the cover closes well. Marks are clear. In generally good condition.
AN ART DECO SILVER AND GUILLOCHE ENAMEL DRESSING TABLE SET by Mappin & Webb Ltd, London, mostly 1934, comprising a cut-glass scent bottle, two pairs of brushes, a hand mirror and a cut-glass powder jar. (7) Scent bottle 11.5cm highEnamel is a soft golden beige colour. Marks lightly rubbed but legible - each piece with full set of hallmarks. Clothes brushes, one with very slight loss to enamel border; hand mirror, with scratch to enamel at top of handle and discolouring to very small section (3mm) of enamel border lower down handle, the mirror plate with foxing and marks. Light surface scratches to enamelling on all pieces, commensurate with age and use.
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING four cushion-cut sapphires between rows of old-cut diamonds, to diamond-set shoulders. Estimated total diamond weight 0.55ct, marked '18CT', ring size L1/2, 4.4 gramsOne diamond with a small chip to table, one diamond with a gap around the setting. Estimated diamond colour: I/J/K; estimated clarity: SI1/SI2.
A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING an oval-cut sapphire within a double border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, to fancy forked shoulders. Estimated total diamond weight 1.20ct, ring size M, 6.2 gramsGood condition. The sapphire measures 7.37mm x 5.09mm x 3.73mm approximately. Estimated diamond colour: G/H; estimated clarity: SI1/SI2. Diamonds lively, one diamond with a yellow tint, another heavily included appearing white, another with a surface reaching fracture to the table facet, but does not detract/noticable with the unaided eye. Sapphire is natural, with some nibbling to girdle facet edge, eye-visible inclusion just off table facet which appears irredescent/cloudy. Sapphire is secure in the setting. 20th century (probably second half) manufacture. Not hallmarked or stamped but in our opinion would test as gold. No repairs or alternations noted or needed. Shank good, no thinning.
AN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER TABLE BELL, 20TH CENTURY by Tiffany & Co, the bell bowl lightly planished and embossed with ferns and scrolling beadwork, the handle with red and blue enamel flowers. 9.6cm high, 3.9 troy ounces (incl. clapper)Marks to rim, worn but still partially legible - 'TIFF(ANY)' and '(SIL)VER' visible, along with partial numbers. Handle heavily repaired at base/join to top of bell. Light surface marks and scratches commensurate with use.
A GEORGE IV PROVINCIAL SILVER TABLE SPOON by John Clarke or John Coakley of Liverpool, Chester 1829, Fiddle pattern, engraved with an L; together with three early 19th Century Exeter silver table spoons, Fiddle pattern, two engraved. (4) Chester spoon 22cm, 8.4 troy ounces gross
A GEORGIAN PROVINCIAL IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOON by Carden Terry & Jane Williams, Cork, c.1810, Old English pattern, the terminal engraved with a crest. 23.6cm long, 2 troy ouncesMaker's mark lightly rubbed, one other mark to handle illegible. Crest to handle terminal lightly rubbed. Light surface scratches commensurate with age and use
A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER BASTING SPOON maker's mark indistinct, Edinburgh 1805, Old English pattern, engraved with a coronet above a B; together with a Scottish silver table spoon, by Alexander Spence, Edinburgh 1811, Fiddle pattern, engraved with a G. (2) Basting spoon 29.5cm, 5.4 troy ounces gross
A SET OF THREE GEORGE III SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Robert Rutland, London 1812, Fiddle pattern, each engraved with an L. (3) 21.5cm long, 5.9 troy ounces grossThe marks are good and clear. Two with a small dent to the edge of the bowl. In generally good condition commensurate with age.
A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS by Christopher Cummins (junior), Dublin 1838, one with retailer's mark of George Brown, Fiddle pattern, each engraved DRA. (2) 23cm long, 4.2 troy ounces grossThe marks are a little rubbed. The bowls are clean and tidy. In generally good condition.
A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER HANOVERIAN SCROLL-BACK TABLE SPOONS by James Wilks, London 1753, each engraved with different initials and dates; together with another Hanoverian scroll-back spoon, by William Pinder, London 1770, engraved. (5) Set of four 20.5cm long, 8.5 troy ounces gross
A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS probably by John Laughlin Senior, Dublin 1761, Old English Hanoverian pattern, each engraved with a crest; and a George III Irish silver table spoon, maker JB, Dublin 1801, Old English pattern, engraved with a crest. (3) JB spoon 23cm long, 5.5 troy ounces gross
A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SCOTTISH SILVER TABLE SPOONS possibly by George Bell & Sons, Edinburgh 1836, Fiddle pattern; together with another Scottish silver table spoon, maker W M (over) A M, Glasgow 1829, King's pattern, engraved. (3) Glasgow spoon 22.5cm long, 6.6 troy ounces gross
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