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Click here to subscribeA French gilt-brass mounted walnut demi lune console table, 19th century, with marble top and single drawer, on square tapering legs to brass caps, joined by lower shelf, 84cm high, 64cm wide, 36cm deepCondition Report: light scratches and knock's throughout, deep scratches to marble, structurally sound
A George III mahogany "concertina" card table, last quarter 18th century, the hinged serpentine top with ribbon and rosette carved edge, enclosing green baize, above a plain frieze with beaded edge on square tapering legs headed by fluting and block feet, one hinge stamped H.TIBATS, 74cm high, 92cm wide, 47cm deepFootnotes: Note: The 'H. Tibats' hinge, discussed by Peter Thornton in 'A Signed Hinge', Furniture History, Leeds, 1966, (pp. 44-45), has been recorded on a number of card-tables with tops wreathed by flowered-ribbon guilloche. Tibats was clearly an important source of iron fittings and was probably based in London or Birmingham.
A pair of gilt-brass mounted cobalt porcelain table lamps, late 19th century, each with converted oil burner, of baluster form, the pleated silk shades by Horthense, Nice, 46cm high excluding fitment (2)It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure electrical items are professionally rewired for use.
A George III mahogany twin pedestal dining table, first quarter 19th century, the rounded rectangular top with reeded edge and two associated leaves, on turned pedestals with four reeded splayed legs terminating in brass paw caps and castors, 72cm high, 280cm wide, 114cm deep
A Continental porcelain 'Dukatenscheisser' figure, 19th century, or perhaps earlier, puce D mark, satirically modelled as a man in a tricorn hat squatting with his breeches pulled down, his posterior with a pierced aperture, his right hand raised to his head and left hand above his knee, 9cm high Footnotes: Note: The 'Dukatenscheisser', or more politely, 'Dukatenmacher', is a variation on the 'Dukatenesel', which originates from the fairy tale 'The Wishing-Table, the Gold-Ass, and the Cudgel in the Sack' (Tischlein deck dich, Goldesel und Knüppel aus dem Sack) by the Brothers Grimm, in which one of three sons receives a magical donkey able to produce gold out of its mouth and behind on command. A famous example of a 'Dukatenscheisser' can be found on the facade of the Hotel Kaiserworth in Gosler, where according to tradition it was erected as a reminder for defaulting debtors to pay off their debts as quickly as possible. Alternatively, the phrase 'Dukatenscheisser' may be used to describe someone who creates or earns unlimited money, or someone who is well versed in finance and money matters, and knows how to increase their money. Condition Report: This figure appears to be in good condition.
A George III ebony inlaid mahogany sofa table, last quarter 18th century, the drop leaf top above one drawer and one faux drawer to each side, on splayed legs to brass caps and castors, 72cm high, 150cm wide, 72cm deepCondition Report: scratches, stains and old gouges throughout, some inlay and beading missing, one handle is damaged, structurally sound
A pair of French gilt and patinated bronze column table lamps, first half 19th century, converted from candelabra, the tapering reeded shafts on triform paw feet bases, with adjustable japanned shades, 100cm high overall (2)Provenance: The Property of the late Dodi Heath (1934-2019).It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that electrical items are professionally rewired for use.
Collectables, Silver and other metal, a collection of items to include slim silver dressing table tray, 2 glass perfume bottles with silver tops (both retain stoppers), and silver camel pot all Edwardian, Birmingham hallmarked, a hallmarked figure of St. Anthony the Great with a pig peeping from beneath his robes. Non-silver items include 2 pen holders, Victorian folding cork screw and 2 photo frames (gen gd) (12)
A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE To include: a George III Old English pattern soup ladle, possibly by William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1809, 33cm (13in) long; an Irish fiddle pattern table spoon, maker's marks for Matthew West and Tudor & Whitford, Dublin 1807, engraved with a crest, 24.5cm (9 1/2in) long; a pair of sugar tongs (repaired); a Hanoverian pattern table spoon; and two fiddle pattern mustard spoons 424g (13.65 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
A COLLECTION OF SILVER SPOONS To include: a pair of George III Old English pattern dessert spoons by William Bateman I, London 1779, engraved P, 18c,(7in) long; four other Old English pattern dessert spoons; a Queen Anne dig nose pattern table spoon, London 1711, engraved H over RL, 20cm (8in) long; and a George II marrow spoon by Henry Bailey, London 1757, the heel engraved W over IM, 22.5cm (9in) long 325g (10.45 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: a silver rectangular cigarette case by Cohen & Charles, London 1937,with engine turned decoration and engraved MB, 11cm (4 1/4in) long; a silver mounted and tortoiseshell circular dressing table box by Stewart & Fanshaw, London 1913, the cover inlaid with foliate swags and a basket of flowers, on three pad feet, opening to a silk interior, 8.5cm (3 1/4in) diameter; a silver mounted and tortoiseshell circular box by William Comyns, Birmingham 1912, with a pierced foliate swag band, 6cm (2 1/4in) diameter; and a silver and leather globular string box by William Coymns, London 1913, applied with WB to the cover and on a circular pedestal foot, 8cm (3 1/4in) diameter, loaded 201g (6.45 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
EIGHT OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE SPOONS To include: three George III spoons by Hester Bateman, London 1782 (1) and 1783 (2), each engraved with a different set of initials, 21cm (8 1/4in) long; two George III spoons by Charles Hougham, London 1782, engraved M*W, 20.5cm (8in) long; and three other spoons 443g (14.25 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE To include: three Victorian Queen's pattern table spoons by William Eaton, London 1841, engraved with a crest, 22.5cm (9in) long; a fiddle pattern table spoon; a pair of George IIII fiddle pattern sauce ladles by John & Henry Lias, engraved G, 17.5cm (7in) long; eight Victorian tea spoons by Reid & Sons (David Reid), Newcastle 1863, with twisted stems and engraved with a crest, 14cm (5 1/2in) long; and a fiddle pattern table fork; together with a collection of electro-plated items to include: a quantity of Queen's pattern flatware; a cased pair of nut crackers; a cased set of six butter knives with glass pistol grip handles; and other items 756g (24.3 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
EIGHT HANOVERIAN PATTERN TABLE SPOONS To include: four George II Scottish table spoons, maker's mark I.K, Edinburgh 1736, engraved with a crest, 20.5cm (8in); a pair of George II spoons by Elizabeth Oldfield (formerly Elizabeth Jackson), London 1750, engraved W, 20.5cm (8in) long; and two other spoons 528g (17 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE To include: a set of nine Victorian silver fish knives by F. B. Thomas & Co., the blades London 1882 and the handles 1883, engraved with a crest, 22cm (8 3/4in) long, loaded; three William IV table spoons by William Eaton, London 1835, engraved R, 23cm (9in) long; a set of ten Victorian rat tail pattern tea spoons by Brewis & Co., London 1890, engraved with a crest, 10.5cm (4in) long; three King's pattern dessert forks and five knives, loaded; and other items of silver flatware 550g (17.7 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer
A SET OF TWELVE VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS JOSIAH WILLIAM & CO., EXETER 1857 Engraved H 21cm (2 1/4in) long 916g (29.45 oz) Condition Report: Marks are generally clear Engraving crisp Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer
A Victorian silver mounted dressing table set. William Comyns & Sons, London, 1890 - 1892. The set comprising an easel-back table mirror, the heart-shaped mirror framed by elaborate decoration featuring birds, masks, flowers, trelliswork and trailing foliage, two brushes, and a hand mirror, all repousse decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs and mythical masks, engraved with initial 'B' to cartouches, the table mirror 27.5cm high, 24cm wide, the two brushes 25cm long, the hand mirror 27cm long; together with an Edwardian silver mounted clothes brush, Chester, 1908, maker's mark rubbed, repousse decorated with floral motifs, 16.5cm long (5)
A matched set of 18th century silver three-tined table forks. William Turner and Isaac Callard (mainly). London, 1724-1769. The matched Hanoverian pattern set comprising: nine George III examples, London, 1769, William Turner, approx. 18.8cm long; a George II pair by Isaac Callard, London, c.1730, approx. 18.7cm long; and a George I example, London, 1724, no maker's mark, 19.5cm long, all later engraved with the initial 'W' to reverse of terminals, total weight approx. 25.8ozt (12)Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.
A group of novelty Continental miniature models. Various dates and makers. Silver and white metal.The group comprising: a printing press, 7.2cm high; a grandfather clock (with Dutch marks), 10.4cm high; a dressing table (unmarked), 8.8cm high; a ship (with Dutch marks), 6.5cm high; a tea kettle (with Dutch marks), 10cm high; and a miniature wedding cup (with Dutch import mark), together with: a wirework model of a car, 4 x 7.1cm, a small plated metal pill box and a plated metal seal in the form of a woman, total weighable silver approx. 6.5ozt (9)Condition Report: The dressing table apparently unmarked, the kettle, ship and grandfather clock with Dutch sword mark, the printing press with pseudo marks. Weight excludes car, dressing table, seal and box
A part set of German flatware. Stamped 800. The group comprising: 18 table spoons; 18 table forks; 18 dessert forks; 18 table knives; 18 dessert knives; 18 fish knives; 17 fish forks; 18 teaspoons; 17 sorbet spoons; 2 medium sized serving spoons with gilt bowls; many signed O. Richter or Chevalier, together with 11 cake/fruit forks and 12 side knives (different pattern), all engraved with the initial 'E' to terminals, total weighable silver approx.168ozt (a lot)
A group of George V silver Hanoverian rat tail pattern flatware. Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1915. Comprising: 6 tablespoons; 6 dessert spoons; 6 three-tined table forks; 6 three-tined dessert forks; 7 teaspoons, a pair of sugar nips and 4 sauce ladles, total weight approx.64.7ozt (a lot)
A Witchball silver table lighter. Mappin & Webb, London, 1969. Retailed by Comyns, with gilded banding of scrolling foliate and floral motifs and garlands applied to the circular body, 8cm high.The table lighter together with a silver mounted photo frame, Sheffield, 1988, Carr's of Sheffield, of rectangular form, with gadrooned border, 26.5 x 31.5cm (2)
Nine George IV Irish silver teaspoons. William Cummins, Dublin, 1828. The floral variant King's pattern handles engraved with crest to terminals, together with various items of flatware comprising: a set of Elkington & Co. silver handled side knives in fitted case, Birmingham, 1914, with decorative laurel design to handles, case signed Elkington, Liverpool; a part set of Mappin & Webb silver coffee spoons and sugar nips, London, 1915, in fitted case; a Victorian silver table fork; six silver coffee spoons with figural terminals, Sheffield, 1912, Atkin Bros; a butter knife and various other tea, coffee and condiment spoons, total weighable silver approx. 21.9ozt (a lot)
Two sets of silver handled knives. Warriss & Co., Sheffield, 1999 - 2000. The first set comprising twelve table knives, 24.5cm long, the second comprising twelve dessert knives, 21.3cm long, all knives stamped 925 and with stainless steel blades (24)Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.Condition Report: The knives are in good condition. Some nicking and scratching to the handles. Some pitting and bruising also noted to the handles (particularly terminals). Blades in very good condition. Hallmarks clear. Further images can be downloaded via this link: https://we.tl/t-aPNZDn8OlU
A Victorian novelty silver tortoise table bell. Joseph Braham, London, 1895. Realistically modelled with a silver shell and body, the clockwork bell mechanism operated by depressing the head or tail, approx. 17cm long, 5.5cm high Condition Report: The tortoise bell is in good condition commensurate with age. Some minor surface scratching, pitting and nicking noted. A little wear to the decoration (mainly to high points on shell and tail). Hallmarks to shell a little rubbed but clear to underside. Some minor splits and buckling to silver shell noted under 10x magnification. A very slight wobble when standing. A small ding to the underside of one foot. Clockwork mechanism appears to be working - it winds up and the bell rings when tail/head are depressed. Please note that we have not opened the bell so cannot comment on the condition of the internal mechanism. A little rusting/marking noted to the winding bar and some screws. Gross weight approx. 17.7ozt (NB. not silver weight). Overall a lovely novelty piece in good overall condition commensurate with age. Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee the working order of any mechanical object. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-rX1BxYxrYi
A group of British and Continental flatware. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: a pair of Victorian pierced silver sugar nips, Birmingham, 1892, John Millward Banks, 11cm long; a Victorian silver caddy spoon, London, 1898, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), with shell shaped bowl, 8.7cm long; a set of six silver spoons with coffee bean terminals, Birmingham, 1923, Hukin & Heath,10cm long, in fitted case; a set of six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham, 1924, William Suckling, 10.8cm long, in fitted case; a Georg Jensen knife sharpener, stamped STERLING DENMARK on the handle, 32.8cm long; a silver pill box, stamped 925, 5.4 x 1.7x 4.5cm; a pair of pierced German serving tongs, stamped 800, 16.5cm long; a soup ladle with 833 Dutch standard mark, Amsterdam, 20th century, Zaanlandse Zilversmederije, with scroll and foliate decoration to handle, 23cm long; a silver serving spoon with .833 Dutch standard mark, 1865, maker ARS, pierced and engraved with scrolling motifs, 17.8cm long; a tea strainer, 833 Dutch standard mark, Schoonhoven, maker's mark indistinct, 14.5cm long; a pusher with 833 Dutch standard mark, 10cm long; a small silver serving fork, with 833 Dutch standard mark, Amsterdam, 1914, Zaanlandse Zilversmederije, pierced and decorated with scrolling floral motifs, 17cm long; two other forks, 833 Dutch standard mark; a Continental table spoon, stamped 800 A.M.D., with pierced handle decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs, 6.2cm long; a sugar nip, stamped 835, pierced and decorated with floral motifs, 9.7cm long; two knives, stamped 800 to handles and with stainless steel blades (filled handles), 20cm long; a cased set of nut crackers; and a knife with mother-of-pearl handle and stainless steel blade, 20.5cm long, total weighable silver approx. 16.3ozt (a lot) Condition Report: The Georg Jensen knife sharpener, the nut crackers and the three knives are not included in the weighable silver.
A group of silver handled pistol grip knives. 18th century. The group comprising: a set of twelve table knives, handles unmarked, some with cutler's marks to blades, 26.7cm long; and a set of twelve dessert knives, handles unmarked, 22.7cm long; both sets engraved with bull crest above a coronet to (filled) handles (24)Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.Condition Report: The knives are in good overall condition commensurate with age. Some general scratching, nicking and pitting to the handles. Some dings and bruising to the handles (and the terminals in particular). Some small splits noted to a couple of knives. Solder to collars and sockets of all. Blades/handles may be replacements. Some blades with cutlers' marks. Some with small oxidation/rust patches (mainly around sockets). Evidence of repairs/solder to some handles. Heavy pitting to handle terminals of some knives. Some blades coming away from sockets slightly. Some variation in blade shapes. Some nicking and marking to blades. Some variation in wear to engraved crests. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-VuDOSj1WK8
A set of six George IV provincial silver Fiddle and Shell pattern table forks. John Walton, Newcastle, 1823. Engraved with crest to reverse of terminals, 20cm long, together with a pair of Fiddle and Shell pattern salt spoons, London, 1802 and 1805, William Eley & William Fearn, engraved with (different) lion crest to terminals, total weight approx. 13.8ozt (8)
Three George II Scottish silver tablespoons. Archibald Ure, Edinburgh, 1735. Assay master probably Edward Penman, the Hanoverian pattern spoons engraved (later) with crest to reverse of terminals, 20.7cm long, together with a pair of late George II Hanoverian pattern table spoons with extended drop to reverse of bowls, London, 1757 and 1758, possibly James Tookey, engraved with different crest, 20cm long, and an example by Ebenezer Coker, London, 1753, engraved (later) with crest to match the Scottish examples, 20cm long, total weight approx. 12.1ozt (6)Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.
A quantity of Georgian and later Fiddle pattern silver flatware. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: thirteen table spoons (3 London, 1816, William Bateman I, 4 London, 1831, William Bateman II, and a set of 6 London, 1823, Jonathan Hayne, all 22.3cm long); eleven dessert spoons (5 London, 1822, Jonathan Hayne, and 6 London, 1839-1840, William Eaton, all 17.5cm long); twelve teaspoons (3 London, 1819, Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, 3 London, 1837, Charles Boyton (I), 5 London, 1840, William Eaton, and one London, 1840, Joseph & Albert Savory, all 14.3cm long); twelve table forks (a set of 6 London, 1817, Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, 3 London, 1808, Thomas Wilkes Barker, and 3 London, 1823, Jonathan Hayne, all 20.4cm long); and twelve dessert forks (5 London, 1822, Jonathan Hayne and 7, London, 1839-1840, William Eaton, all 16.8cm long), most engraved with crest to terminals, total weight approx. 101.54ozt (a lot) Provenance: Property from the estate of the late David Cornwell, best known as the author John le Carré.
Five Norwegian enamelled coffee spoons. David Andersen, 20th century.The bowls enamelled with brightly coloured flowers against a white ground, stamped 925. 9.5cm long. The spoons together with: an Italian table lighter and ashtray, both stamped 800, the ashtray of circular form, 18cm dia., base filled; a silver plated hat pin holder, of rectangular form, with enamelled fox hunting scenes to sides, 9.7cm long, 8.5cm high, base filled; an electroplated inkstand, of rectangular shaped form, with gadrooned rim and imitation tortoiseshell surface, on four ball feet, supporting a mounted squared glass inkwell and a silver dip pen, the inkstand 13.7cm wide, 11.6cm deep, the pen 15.3cm long; a glass match striker mounted on an electroplated ashtray, the ashtray of circular form with decorative banding to rim, 11,3cm dia.; another match striker, mount unmarked; an empty Asprey box fitted for six spoons; and a set of electroplated flatware with red celluloid handles, in fitted case (a lot)
A William IV private-die Adelaide pattern (Queen Adelaide) table fork. Mary Chawner, London, 1837. The terminal die-struck with the crown of Queen Adelaide (who became Dowager Queen in 1837) and with the Queen's cypher A.R., 21cm long, approx. weight 3.4oztFootnotes: As described in an article on private-die flatware in The Finial, Sep-Oct 23, pg. 5 (by Luke Schrager and Luke Delmas)Dowager Queen Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen (Adelaide Amelia Louise Theresa Caroline; 13 August 1792 – 2 December 1849) was the queen consort of the United Kingdom and of Hanover as spouse of William IV of the United Kingdom.
A Victorian silver vinaigrette. Thomas Johnson I, London, 1866. Of plain, rectangular form, the hinged grille decorated with foliate scrolls and flowers, 3.1 x 5.3cm, together with a Dutch silver table snuff box, of rectangular, reeded design, .833 standard, 7.3 x 12.5cm total weight approx. 6.8ozt (2) Condition Report: vinaigrette approx. 1.2ozt
A group of Fiddle pattern flatware. Various dates and makers. The group comprising: 15 tablespoons including six London, 1821, Thomas Wilkes Barker; 12 table forks, including a set of six London, 1805, William Eley I & William Fearn; 14 dessert forks including a set of six London, 1872, Goldsmiths Alliance and six London, 1836, Thomas Wallis II; 12 dessert spoons including three London, 1818, William Bateman I; and 12 teaspoons, including a set of six London, 1874, Chawner & Co., many engraved with initials/monograms to terminals, total weight approx. 116.3ozt (a lot)
A group of flatware with hardstone handles. 19th century and later. The group comprising: a cased Victorian silver christening set with hardstone handles (spoon damaged), Birmingham, 1861, Hilliard & Thomason; a set of six each German table forks and knives with stainless steel blades and chrome plated tines, blades signed Alexander Coppel, Solingen; a separate knife and fork pair, the knife also signed Alexander Coppel; a small book mark and paper knife with nephrite jade handles; a two pronged fork with banded agate handle; a butter knife, blade stamped 800, possibly Kuopio, 19th century; and a quantity of hardstone handles, some damaged (a lot)
An Edwardian mahogany Waring and Gillow extending dining table with wind out action and three leaves, with carved edge and canted angles with recessed frieze and raised on bellflower carved tapered shaped legs raised on castors. Height 78 cm, maximum width 114 cm, length excluding leaves 166 cm, two leaves at 47 cm each and a third at 48 cm, stamped Waring and Gillow Liverpool (see illustration).
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