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Lot 87
A MID VICTORIAN FOUR PIECE SILVER AND COFFEE SET Comprising a coffee pot, tea pot, sugar bowl and creamery, fashioned in the Louis style with falcon knobs and beak and figural spouts, two cartouches to each items with crest to one cartouche per item, hallmarked Sheffield 1854, maker M.H & Co (Martin, Hall & Co), weight 2258g (72.6 troy oz). Condition Report : Good for age with age related wear and tear, would benefit from a clean, coffee pot height to include knob 26cm. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition. CONDITION REPORTS ANTIQUES - FEBRUARY SALE Thank you for your interest in our sale. Please find below the condition report as requested. LOTCONDITION 87There are two ivory insulators each on the tea and coffee pot handle. The pieces are reasonably stable, a slight loose feel to the tea & coffee pot handle. The dates match on each piece. If we can be of any further assistance then please do not hesitate to contact us. mailto:conditionreports@gth.net Kind regards Greenslade Taylor Hunt
Lot 400
A 19th century Victorian silver hallmarked 3-piece tea service comprising teapot, sugar bowl and creamer jug. The set having arched shaped panels with engraved foliate detailing. The Tea pot hallmarked London marks are worn. The creamer and bowl hallmarked for Edinburgh 1894, sponsors mark for James Rettie & Sons of Aberdeen. Weight approx 380.4g. Tea pot measures 12cm tall, sugar bowl measures 4cm tall.
Lot 415
A selection of thirteen silver hallmarked tea spoons dating from George III to the 20th Century. The lot to include three Cooper Brothers & Sons tea spoons (dated Sheffield 1924), a set of three Victorian Lias & son fiddle pattern tea spoons (dated London 1863), a William IV William Woodman tea spoon (dated Exeter 1828) and six more. All being hallmarked. Weight 186.5g. Largest measures 13.8cm, smallest measures 10.7cm.
Lot 203
A Royal Worcester Evesham pattern dinner and oven wares, comprising graduated set of three tureens and lids, serving tray, teapot, flan dish, bowls, gravy boat, dinner plates, saucers, etc, and a Royal Worcester gold lustre finish part tea service, comprising eight ramekins, milk jug, sugar bowl, three tea cups, three saucers, two side plates and two large ramekins. (a quantity)
Lot 340
A pair of modern silver bottle coasters and other silverfirst London, 1982 by M C Hersey & Son Lt, of plain design with feature hallmarks and turned wood bases, together with a pierced petal shaped bonbon dish, a cased set of six Pembury pattern tea knives retailed by Waring & Gillow, four assorted napkin rings, a hairbrush, a pair of sugar tongs, assorted coffee spoons, a pusher etc., (qty)weighable silver approx 8.38 ozt. Condition: One large dent to rim of one coaster with minor dings, both with water marks to bases. One napkin ring misshapen, another dented. Georgian teaspoon with dings and a crack
Lot 260
A Victorian silver four piece tea service London, 1884, makers mark for William Hutton & Sons, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and cream jug with spiral wrythen decoration and ebonised wood handles, (4)coffee pot height approx. 24.5cm, weight approx. 46.83oztCondition: Each of the pieces in the set carries no major cracks or dents, some small dings to the coffee pot and cream jug, teapot lid slightly loose at the hinge pin, hallmarks are clear
Lot 282
An assorted collection of 19th century and later silver spoons and sugar tongs to include continental silver comprising a Norwegian .830 spoon by David Andersen, the bowl inscribed Anne Hin Dricks D, a white metal Dutch tea strainer embossed with a windmill, a Norwegian caddy spoon, Norwegian marks but also bearing Chester import marks dated 1909, having leaf shaped bowl, the loop handle set with a cabochon cast in relief with the profile portrait of a classical man, a German .800 neo-classical design cast serving slice, having figural handle the spade shape slice pierced a cast in relief with a horse drawn chariot, a German .800 napkin ring foliate engraved and bearing initials, together with a Victorian apostle end sifter spoon, London, 1858 by Francis Higgins II, various coffee spoons some with figural terminals, three pairs of sugar tongs, etc., (qty)first length 16.5 cm., total weight approx. 16.27 ozt. Condition: Tea strainer with repaired and damaged handle, Higgins sifter spoon has a small repair to bowl. Other items in good condition commensurate with age
Lot 294
A late Victorian silver miniature three piece tea service,Birmingham, 1895, makers mark 'J.W', comprising lidded tea pot, lidded twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug (3)height approx. 5cm, weight approx. 3.48oztCondition: The set is in fair condition, dent to the side of the teapot, general wear and tarnish to all three pieces
Lot 778
A mixed lot of silver plated and brass ware to include a three-piece silver plated tea set, two trays, sugar tongs, teapot (lacking handle), silver plated toast rack, a dish, a set of twelve Apostle spoons with matching sugar tongs, brassware including a pair of candlesticks, a pair of Islamic vases, a pair of heavy bowls, a chestnut roaster, a wooden handled scoop, a pair of chamber sticks and a brass letter rack.
Lot 792
A George V hallmarked silver three-piece tea set of bulbous form with planished finish, the handles in the form of Art Nouveau style branches and leaves, the teapot with a wooden handle and knop, height 13cm, the sugar bowl with three handles, each raised on three cabriole legs, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1919, retailer's mark for Edward Glasgow to the base, combined approx 27.8ozt.
Lot 793
A George V hallmarked silver three-piece tea set of Neo-Classical style, comprising a teapot, twin-handled sugar bowl, milk jug, oval and baluster form with reeded bands and engraved floral and foliate garlands and motifs, the teapot with a wooden handle and knop, height 14.5cm, Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1913, combined approx 29.5ozt.
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