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Click here to subscribeA set of six table candlesticks Barker Brothers Silver Ltd Birmingham 1932, of tall oval form, removable drip trays, slight panel detail to the tapering stem, spreading oval foot, loaded, one with engraved inscription Height: 28.5cm, loaded Inscription reads .".... the Association of makers of Esparto papers to Lt Col H L Warden CBE., DSO., ....March 1933" See also lot XXX for the Lt Colonel's medals
A suite of flatware and cutlery Williams and Fullerton, London 1904 comprising; six each of table and dessert forks, table and dessert spoons, Old English Pattern, with six each silver handled tea and table knives; six small continental coffee spoons (qty) Weighable silver: 50oz
A canteen of cutlery and flatware J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1977, (Jubilee mark), Grecian pattern, six each of table and dessert forks, table and dessert spoons, soup spoons, fish knives and forks, six each of silver handled tea and table knives, in canteen, engraved crest Weighable silver: 72oz
A collection of flatware HW Sheffield 1902, Old English pattern, engraved crest (worn), comprising eleven table spoons, nine table forks, twelve dessert spoons, eleven dessert forks, one teaspoon; together with a pair of salts with glass liner; a small Georgian bowl and a collection of miscellaneous flatware including a pair of punch ladles with baleen handles (qty) Weighable silver: 84oz Please note there is only one teaspoon marked for HW Sheffield in this lot.And one glass liner for the pair of salts.
A mixed group of silver and plated items to include; an Indian oval tray, indistinct marks, engraved decoration and inscriptions; a pair of George III cauldron salts, circa 1770, marks worn; a pair of small bowls, crimped edges; a dwarf table candlestick; a capstan inkwell; a sauceboat; napkin rings, miscellaneous pieces of flatware; two modern wine labels, cigarette case etc (qty) Weighable silver: 54oz
A comprehensive suite of flatware Brook and Sons, Sheffield 1930s, Old English pattern, engraved W, comprising; twelve table and dessert forks; twelve table spoons; eleven dessert spoons; three round serving spoons; six fish knives and forks; six grapefruit spoons, twelve tea spoons, six grapefruit spoons; soup ladle and odd small ancillary spoons ladles etc; set six mother of pearl handled fruit knives and forks; miscellaneous knives etc Weighable silver: 137oz
An oak cased canteen of silver flatware and cutlery Edward and Sons (of Glasgow), Sheffield 1929, Old English rat tail pattern engraved initial C, comprising; twelve soup spoons, twelve dessert forks, eleven dessert spoons, twelve table forks, six table spoons, two sauce ladles, soup ladle and knives Weight: 119oz
A mixed group of 18th and 19th century flatware comprising; an Old English pattern gravy spoon, London; three various table spoons; pair small Victorian preserve spoons; child's christening fork and spoon; two 18th century punch ladles with wrythen baleen handles, one with detached bowl Weighable silver: 12oz
A collection of miscellaneous silver to include; a table cigarette box, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1955, with a Celtic border; a cigarette case; three vesta cases; a set of four Victorian twin handled salts; three cased sets of six teaspoons; various pocket watches; sovereign holder; tie pins; plated toast racks and a cased set of plated and mother of pearl handled knives and forks (qty) Weighable silver: 22oz
Ballater - A pair of wishbone sugar tongs Robb Ballater various marks; ROBB, Edinburgh 1895, KON, of traditional form, with registration number, 264589, traditional form, slight leaf clasping to the terminal and engraved crest; together with a group of miscellaneous table spoons, teaspoons, etc., various dates, makers etc (qty) The stamp KON indicates a period when Robb was also working in Kincardine o' Neill
A pair of table candlesticks Elkington, Sheffield 1908, of oval form, threaded borders, tapering stem, together with; a silver low comport, Brook and Sons, Sheffield 1934, of octagonal form, moulded rims, vine leaf and pierced border, all on low circular foot; a small tea caddy of oval form, demi ribbed Height: 23cm, weight comport: 18oz
Three items from the nursery at St Paul's Walden Bury, the childhood home of the Royal Family:a Victorian child's cot, the iron frame with patent adjustable height mechanism, by G H Needham, a Victorian doll's pram, anda Victorian mahogany high chair, with separate base for drawing up to a dining table (3)The vendor is the daughter of Peter McRorie, who was butler to the Bowes-Lyon family at the house. He started in the early years of the 20th century, was called up for service in France and invalided out, having been gassed. He subsequently returned to service at the house and was there during the first years of the lives of the two princesses in the late 1920s and early 1930s. His wife would later relate that Princess Margaret would sing him a song in return for a chocolate. He died in 1935.He was given these when they were replaced by more modern versions, and he used them for his daughter, the current vendor.The Queen Mother was born in the house (probably) in 1900.
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