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Click here to subscribeA silver rectangular table cigarette box, wooden lined within, with two adjustable divisions, London 1905, size 17.5cm x 9cm. Condition Report There are two large dents to the front corner. No signs of any previous erasures, the hallmarks are mostly rubbed. The hinged lid opens and shuts good and tight.
A silver rat tail pattern canteen of table flatware for twelve place settings; comprising; twelve pairs of fish knives and forks, four serving spoons, four serving forks, a small sauce ladle, a soup ladle, twelve dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve sundae spoons, twelve teaspoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve coffee spoons, a four piece carving set, twelve steel bladed cheese/dessert knives and twelve steel bladed table knives, contained in a fitted oak cabinet, having two drawers, sample dates London 1966 and 1967, the fish cutlery date sample Sheffield 1967, combined weight 5085 gms excluding the steel bladed knives. Condition Report Each piece is engraved with the initial 'S'. There are some slight surface scratching and nicks consistent with limited use. There are a few scratches to the two carving knife blades. The set is made by C.J Vander Limited. The handles to the knives and carving impliments are hollow. The cabinet: the bottom drawer has a spare compartment possibly to hold associated items such as napkin rings. There is some light corrosion to the lock plates. The three keys are rusty, otherwise one or two surface marks to the outside consistent with age and use.
A group of mostly American Sterling flatware, comprising; two pairs of sugar tongs, two butter knives, three various forks, a set of six pastry forks, a pair of teaspoons, five matching fiddle pattern teaspoons, another fiddle pattern teaspoon, eight various spoons, also a silver spoon having a fig shaped bowl, the finial of the handle modelled as a cooper, Sheffield 1978, combined weight 648 gms, foreign wares, comprising; a Norwegian spoon, a spoon made from a Australian sixpence mounted with an opal to the handle, a pair of filigree sugar tongs, a Dutch spoon, also a pair of glove stretchers, a button hook, a nail file and a set of six plated table knives, (43)
An American Sterling part table service, comprising; six tablespoons, twelve dessert forks, six table forks, six dessert spoons and six teaspoons, differing makers, combined weight 2105 gms, also six matching knives, having plated blades and with loaded handles, detailed Sterling, (42).
A single stone diamond ring, the brilliant cut diamond measuring 10.38mm x 10.44mm x 6.15mm approximately, total approximate diamond weight 4.05ct, eight claw set to a white precious metal mount, ring size M1/2, 4.5gms. Condition Report The shank of the ring is marked 18ct & PLAT. There is a black pique mark beneath the table facet towards the edge of the diamond. There is a significant gletz inclusion that runs between two of the claws, this is surface reaching, there is another gletz inclusion on the opposing side of this. An accompanying valuation dated 16th September 2004 states colour: K/L clarity: SI 1/SI2. The ring shows slight signs of wear but no significant damage.
Silver King's pattern table flatware, comprising; twelve dessert spoons, including seven London 1819, four tablespoons, comprising; three London 1821 and one London 1819, twelve table forks, all London 1821, twelve dessert forks, all London 1821 and twelve teaspoons, comprising eleven London 1827 and one London 1828, combined weight 3330 gms, (52).
A Regency satinwood banded mahogany sofa table, with two ebony beaded drawers, on ebony strung standard end supports, fitted brass caps and castors, width 94cm, depth 64cm, height 76cm W.3ft 1in. D.2ft 6in. H.2ft 6in.CONDITION: Looks to have been restored within the past 10 to 20 years or so, now of light to mid reddish mahogany tone, with light scuffing and scratching commensurate with use to the top.
A George I red walnut serpentine top card table, with dished corners, frieze drawer and slender cabriole legs, width 82cmCONDITION: One long split across the front of the top which is a little faded and also stained, drawer and legs look recently restored, legs quite possibly later replacements.
A Royal Albert Old Country Roses table wareCONDITION: One of the smaller plant pots cracked downward from rim, approx. 5cm; stained within. Larger planter somewhat stained within. Smaller teapot badly cracked - this crack does in fact threaten the structure of the vessel, other major items very good. Plates of all shapes and sizes very good, although some very minor signs of wear including one or two knife-cuts. All other items, ie teacups, egg cups - all very good, no factory seconds at all, small wave-edged comport is not Royal Albert china. Rectangular tray is plastic Clover leaf pattern. Box contains cheeseboard with knife. Generally near-excellent
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