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Lot 173
Silver spoons to include a set of 13 fiddle pattern tea spoons to include 7 of them hallmarked Glasgow 1849 and the others Glasgow 1853, and others along with a set of 9 tea spoons six of them hallmarked Sheffield 1923, total weight 442.5gLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request
Lot 272
A collection of various small silver wares including a George III "Old English" pattern sauce ladle (by Richard Crossley, London 1787), another similar (by William Skeen, London 1798) an a William IV Scottish "Fiddle" pattern sugar sifter ladle (by William Russell II, Glasgow 1831), together with two sets of silver coffee spoons, two silver conserve spoons with relief work figural decoration of a courting couple and carol singers, pair of knife rests, two napkin rings and butter knife, together with a set of six silver handled tea knives and another set (boxed), 15.7 oz weighable silver
Lot 37
A box containing assorted decorative china to include various Wedgwood jasper ware pieces, a Shelley Serenity tea set comprising sandwich plate, six tea plates, six saucers, six cups, milk jug and sugar bowl and an early 20th Century Continental dessert set comprising eight plates and four serving bowls and a collection of decorative plates including a Wedgwood blue and white plate with cranes in a landscape stamped "Wedgwood H&H" to back
Lot 51
A Royal Worcester "Pekin" pattern part dinner / tea / coffee set comprising teapot, milk jug, cream jug, sugar basin and slop bowl, nine tea cups, ten saucers, five coffee cans, three similar coffee cans, seven saucers and three smaller saucers, three sandwich plates, ten side plates, eleven shaped larger plates, one circular larger plate, three oval serving dishes, a shaped square serving plate, mainly 1920s, together with a pair of onion-shaped vases, date marked for 1912, 16.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The tea plates and saucers - nearly all have all over significant crazing as does the sugar bowl. The medium size plates - four have significant chips to the rims, the others have some small chips. All items have areas of wear, knife marks etc to the patterns. One of the lozenge shaped serving dishes - the base is off but present. The coffee cans - all have significant crazing. The teapot has discolouration to the interior and s a chip to the spout. The small sugar bowl has a significant hairline fracture to the base. The tea cups have crazing, some discolouration and large scratches to the interior. All items have clearly been used and have wear and tear conducive with such to include surface scratching, wear to the pattern, some small chips and crazing - see images for examples
Lot 57
A 19th Century Coalport type fluted and gilt decorated tea set comprising tea pot and stand, sugar box and cover, slop bowl and milk jug, ten cups, eleven saucers, together with a Vienna style gilt decorated two handled vase with figure panel and landscape verso decoration (AF) 33 cm high, a pair of Continental gilt and pink ground pierced pedestal baskets 21 cm high x 21 cm diameter and a Capodimonte figure group of 18th Century lady and gentleman 22 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Five of the cups have significant hairline cracks / star fractures. One cup has a firing flaw which makes it looked cracked and another has significant wear to the interior. Seven of the saucers have significant hairline fractures / star cracks. The milk jug has a large chip mainly to the internal rim and a hairline fracture running down through it. The slop bowl has significant firing faults to the interior and a couple of black marks to the exterior. The lid of the sucrier has all-over crazing / discolouration. The main pot has some wear and brown marks to the exterior. The teapot has lid has a firing fault to the knop. The stand has a star crack to the base as well as various firing faults throughout that obviously could not be repaired as there is now a wooden block in the middle. The gilding has worn heavily throughout. The capodimonte figure group has some losses to the extremities throughout including his fingers. The Vienna style vase has significant damage and repair to the base of the urn shape as well as wear to the gilding throughout. All pieces have wear to the gilding conducive with age and heavy use. All are in need of a clean, etc. See images for further detail.
Lot 68
A Villeroy & Boch Geranium pattern part dinner service comprising tureen, tea pot, water jug, sugar basin, cream jug, eight cups, two small saucers, four large saucers, five side plates together with a Villeroy & Boch French Garden Fleurence pattern part tea set comprising five mugs, six side plates, butter dish and cover, oval dish and four Villeroy & Boch pineapple cut glass tumblers and a pair of apple and pear napkin holders
Lot 36
A box containing a Spode Copelands China "Ruskin" pattern floral spray, yellow banded and gilt decorated part tea set comprising five cups, milk jug, sugar bowl, saucers and side plates, a collection of Royal Worcester white banded floral spray set teacups and saucers, a pair of Royal Worcester VLP cups and saucers set with fishing scenes and a collection of Furnivals "Denmark" pattern part coffee set and a Wedgwood lidded tureen depicting parrot, hummingbird and butterflies together with a pair of early 20th Century Meissen floral encrusted tea cups and saucers on six small pedestal feet bearing Augustus Rex cipher marks to base, a pair of circa 1800 Paris porcelain floral decorated saucers and a 20th Century Chinese four toed dragon decorated dish blue under glazed with oxide red over glazed ground CONDITION REPORTS The yellow set only - the milk jug has a large crack running down its body. One tea cup has had a significant break and repair. Another tea cup has staining to the interior. The other tea cups all appear OK but they sound very dull. All the saucers and tea plates appear OK, however they all sound quite dull. There is some small crazing to the back of the tea plates, otherwise all pieces have general wear to include some light surface scratching etc conducive with age and use - see images for more details
Lot 11
Four boxes of miscellaneous china to include a box of Royal commemorative mugs and a large collection of plates, bowls and a gold and cream tea service, together with two Dresden floral decorated vases and covers and a pair of Sèvres style butterfly decorated hexagonal vases together with a 19th Century set of steel fire irons comprising shovel, tongs and poker together with a spare poker and fork and a late Victorian oak cased barometer thermometer inscribed “Chadburn & Son Lord St Liverpool” (glass cracked)
Lot 148
Late 19th Century Dresden two handled chocolate cup and quatrefoil saucer in the manner of Helena Wolfsohn with Watteau style black panelled decoration (Dresden marks to bases); together with a similar style chocolate cup and saucer with mint green panels (indistinct marks to bases) and a Dresden tea set of four cups (one a/f) and six saucers with fluted design and floral sprays, all bearing a blue Dresden mark with an overlaid green mark. (14)
Lot 147
Shelley Gainsborough shape tea and coffee set, pattern 11224, circa 1922, comprising 7 tea cups (1af), 7 saucers (1af), 6 plates (1 af), teapot, sugar bowl, cream/milk jug, hot water jug (af), preserve pot with lid, 2 sandwich plates, 1 cake plate, 5 coffee cups (2 af) and 5 coffee Saucers. (38 in total, 6 af).
Lot 291
A collection of silver and costume jewellery including a set of tea spoons and sugar tongs, by John Round, Sheffield, a quantity of 3 pence, a pair of silver filigree orchid earrings and pendant, a cairngorm brooch, a string of pearls etc, weighable silver 131gms (qty) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 796
A Copeland Spode part tea set circa 1900, decorated with floral panels and in gilt to a powder-blue ground and a Limoges part tea set with pink floral decorationOmbersley Court, Worcestershirerubbings to the gilt, particularly to the Limoges service, generaly signs of wear and use, otherwise condition generally good
Lot 186
A collection of hallmarked silver and enamel souvenir and tea spoons. The lot to include a set of three tea spoons. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1899. Makers mark for Harrison Fisher (subsequently Harrison Fisher & Co). A Victorian sugar casting spoon with Untied Kingdom coat of arms VR and text Dieu et mon droit. A Canadian souvenir spoon with image of City Hall Calgary to bowl with Canadian shield and maple leaves in enamel to terminal. Stamped STG. A spoon with Ville Portus Dover to terminal. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1918. Makers mark for Levi & Salaman. To also include an unmarked spoon with crest and text The City Livery Club. Surface tests indicate silver. Combined weight approx 114.2g. Measures approx 12cm x 2cm / 15cm x 2cm.
Lot 137
A George IV three piece tea service. The set comprising of a tea pot, sugar bowl and creamer. The Georgian set each having gadrooning to the bottom and reeded boarder with the tea pot having an ivory insulator (see footnote).Hallmarked for London 1826,1828 and1830. Makers mark for Richard Pearce & George Burrows. Combined weight approx 901.5g. Measures approx 26cm x 16cm / 14cm x 10cm. Ivory Submission Reference: VJG2SUK8
Lot 11
A 1960s Walker & Hall hallmarked silver tea and coffee service. The four piece set comprising of a teapot, coffee pot, creamer or milk jug and sugar bowl. The set each decorated with gadrooned borders. The sugar bowl and creamer having acanthus leaf capped handles. The teapot and water jug having hardwood handles and topped with finials in the form of acorns. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1963. Makers mark W&H for Walker and Hall. Combined weight approx 1617.8g. Measures approx 20cm x 10cm x 24cm (water jug) 14cm x 9cm (sugar bowl).
Lot 122
A George V hallmarked silver sauce boat, tea spoons and sugar tongs. The lot to include a George V hallmarked silver gravy boat. The sauce boat having three hoof feet rising to bulbous form and serpentine rim. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1936. Makers mark for Alexander Clark & Co Ltd. To also include a cased partial set of silver spoons and sugar tongs. The set having five of the original six fiddle pattern spoons and a pair of sugar tongs. The pieces having a bright cut floral design with monogrammed initials to spoon terminal. Hallmarked for London 1929. Makers mark for Josiah Williams & Co (David Landsborough Fullerton). The partial set having a fitted blue velvet lined case with retailers mark for EPJ Gallichan & Co Ltd Jersey. Combined weight of silver approx 193.1g. Measures approx 15cm x 8cm x 8.5cm (sauce boat) / 12cm x 2.5cm (spoon)
Lot 74
A collection of hallmarked silver and 800 silver items. The lot to include a A George V silver fish knife, hallmarked for Sheffield, 1911. Makers mark attributed to Joseph Rodgers. An antique white metal propelling pencil set with bloodstone finial. Unmarked with surface tests indicating silver. A German 800 silver cake slice. Stamped 800 WMF for Wurttembergische Metalwaren Fabrik. The lot to include a set of five Golf interest tea spoons each having two cross golf clubs to the terminals . Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1933. Makers mark for Walker & Hall. Two pairs of silver napkin rings with one set being hallmarked for Birmingham 1918. Makers mark for Napper & Davenport. Combined weight approx 210.6g. Measures approx 14 cm x 5.4 cm (cake slice) / 9.5 cm x 1cm (pencil).
Lot 49
Two cased sets of hallmarked silver spoons. To lot to include a cased set of six mid century coffee bean spoons. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1954. Makers mark for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. To also include a set of six Edward VII tea spoons. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1903-1908. Makers mark for Lee & Wigfull (Henry Wigfull). Combined weight approx 424.8g. Combined weight of spoons approx 112.3g. Measures approx 9.5cm x 2cm / 11cm x 2.3cm.
Lot 176
A collection of seven Georgian and later hallmarked silver tea spoons. The lot to include a set of three George III spoons with lion passant and date letter R (possibly 1812) makers mark attributed to Thomas Dicks. Two other spoons with makers mark IB and one rubbed to be illegible. A Victorian spoon hallmarked for London, 1850 and one other spoon with makers mark for Robert Stebbings. Combined weight approx 123.4g. Measures approx 13.5cm x 3cm.
Lot 80
Two cased sets of hallmarked silver spoons. The lot to include a George V set of six coffee bean spoons. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1913. Makers mark SLd for William Suckling Ltd. The case having retailers stamp for WM Bruford &Son Ltd. To also include a set of six tea spoons. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1923. Makers mark for Travis, Wilson & Co Ltd. Combined weight approx 416.3g. Combined weight of silver approx 120.4g. Measures approx 11cm x 2.5cm / 9.5cm x 2.2.cm.
Lot 9
A1950's cased set of eight hallmarked silver and enamel tea spoons. Each spoon decorated with different flowers to the bowls to include bluebell, rose, orchid, fuchsia and chrysanthemums. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1950-1953. Makers mark H.C.D for Henry Clifford Davis. Combined weight of spoons approx 72g. Weight with case approx 268g. Spoons measures approx 9.5cm x 2cm.
Lot 131
A collection of Edward VII and later hallmarked silver items. The lot to include a set of three late Victorian napkin rings. Hallmarked for Chester 1894. Makers mark for Charles Cooke. A Edward VII silver bon bon dish with bun feet and pierced scroll and bow design. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1902. Makers mark for William Devenport. To also include two Victorian fiddle pattern spoon and a condiment spoon with assay marks for Exeter. Makers mark for Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams). A George IV spoon Hallmarked for Exeter 1825. Makers mark attributed to William Woodman. A George IV fish knife with mother of pearl handle. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1839. Makers mark for George Unite. An Edward VII silver cup holder. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1906. Makers mark for Levi & Salaman. With one other fish knife and tea spoon. Combined weight approx 424.9g.
Lot 4
A George IV hallmarked silver teapot and creamer. The set having pedestal foot bases and decorated in chased and moulded floral and foliate design with acanthus leaves, sunflowers with the teapot having a pumpkin shape to finial. The teapot handle having an ivory (see footnote) insulator. Hallmarked for London,1826. Makers mark RP GB for Richard Pearce & George Burrows. Weight approx 1071.g. Measures approx 28cm x 18cm x 15cm (tea pot). IVORY SUBMISSION REFERENCE: D983H5BS
Lot 200
An Ellis & Co silver plated tea service. The four piece set comprising of a tea and coffee pot, sugar bowl and creamer. The tea and coffee pots having a hardwood handle and finial. Each piece stamped to base with makers mark for Ellis & Co no 37133 Silver Plated. Combined weight approx 1576g. Measure approx 20cm x 7.5cm / 13cm x 5cm.
Lot 161
A collection of hallmarked silver items. The lot to include a set of six Edward VII tea spoons. Hallmarked for London 1904. Makers mark attributed to Josiah Williams & Co (David Landsborough Fullerton). A three piece cruet set (AF) The set comprising of a pepper shaker, salts pot and condiment pot. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1921. Makers mark for W I Broadway & Co. A George V silver tea strainer. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1924. Makers mark for J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd. Combined weight of silver approx 150g. measures approx 10.5cm x 2cm (spoon) / 12cm x 8.5cm.
Lot 139
A George V cased set of Walker & Hall hallmarked silver spoon set. The set comprising of six rats tail tea spoons and a pair sugar tongs. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1925. Makers mark for Walker & Hall and having original fitted case stamped with makers mark. Combined weight approx 284.6g. Weight excluding case approx 90.6g. Measures approx 11cm x 2.5cm (tea spoon).
Lot 232
A collection of early 20th century hallmarked silver flatware items. The lot to include a cased set of six demitasse spoons. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1939. Makers mark for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. A George VI silver ashtray or trinket dish. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1938. Makers mark for Munsey & Co Ltd. A cased tea spoon with monogrammed initials to terminal. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1972. A pair of George V sugar tongs, hallmarked for Sheffield, 1928. Makers mark for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Three tea spoons. Combined weight of silver approx 196.6g. Measures approx 11cm x 9cm (ashtray) / 9.5cm x 2.5cm (tongs).
Lot 156
A cased set of George V six hallmarked silver coffee spoons. The tea spoons each having a finial in the shape of a coffee bean. The set having a fitted velvet lined case. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1928. Makers mark for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Combined weight approx 193g. Weight of spoons approx 33.5g.
Lot 27
An Edward VII hallmarked silver tea service. The Edwardian three piece set comprising of a tea pot, creamer and sugar bowl each having gadrooned borders with the tea pot having a hardwood handle and finial. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1904. Makers mark WA for William Aitken. Combined weight approx 370.8g. Measures approx 20cm x 7cm x 12cm (tea pot).
Lot 52
A collection of six hallmarked silver tea spoons. The lot to include a set of three William IV fiddle pattern spoons. Hallmarked for Exeter 1832. Makers mark WW for William Woodman. A George III tea spoon dated 1802 with makers mark for George Wintle. A Georgian tea spoon dated 1817 with makers mark for William Bateman I. A George V tea spoon dated 1925 with makers mark for James Deakin & Sons. Combined weight approx 96.2g. Measures approx 12.5cm x 2.5cm.
Lot 257
A George V Art Deco hallmarked silver tea service. The early 20th century three piece set comprising of a tea pot, sugar bowl and creamer. The tea pot having a hard wood handle and finial. The Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1928-30. Makers mark for Lee & Wigfull (Henry Wigfull). Combined weight approx 1000g. Measures approx 28cm x 15cm x 9cm (tea pot).
Lot 235
A George VI hallmarked silver tea service. The four piece service comprising of a tea pot, hot water pot, creamer and sugar bowl. The tea set having circular footed base rising to fluted body. The tea and hot water pots having ebonised wood handles and finials. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1938-39. Makers mark HA for Atkin Brothers. Combined weight approx 1354g. Measures approx 28cm x 14cm x 16cm(tea pot|) / 10cm diameter x 8cm (sugar bowl).
Lot 199
A collection of silver plated items. The lot to include three miniature urns having a stepped foot base and twin Lion handles. Stamped to base Viners of Sheffield, England Silver Plate. A silver plated sugar casting spoon. Stamped with makers mark for AT&S. A silver plated silent butler with wooden handle and etched lid. To also include a set of six Gero Zilvium tea spoons with original box. Combined weight approx 889g. Measures approx 7.5cm X 6cm (urn).
Lot 6
A Persian white metal and niello tea set. The Iranian set comprising of a tray, six cup holders and lidded sugar bowl, The set each decorated with niello floral design with the tray having a central landscape image of Mosques with crescent moon. Cups marked to base with Persian / Iranian marks. Tray and sugar bowl unmarked. Surface tests indicate silver. Combined weight approx 1681g. Measures approx 35cm x 25xm (tray) / 8cm x 6cm x 6.5cm (glass holder).
Lot 189
A collection of Victorian and later hallmarked silver items. The lot to include a cased set of six late Victorian silver tea spoons and a pair of sugar tongs. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1900-1901. Makers mark for Henry Matthews. Three hallmarked silver handled button hooks. Three hallmarked silver Victorian and later napkin rings. An Edward VII silver sealing wax handle. Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1902. A pair of sugar tongs. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1924. Makers mark for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. A white metal sewing stiletto awl. Unmarked or marks rubbed. Tests indicate silver in parts. Combined weight approx 561.8g. Measures approx 23cm x 2cm / 7cm x 1cm.
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