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Click here to subscribeA SUITE OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL DRINKING GLASSES, hobnail cut, comprising six whisky tumblers, four brandy glasses and a pair of brandy glasses, six champagne bowls, four liqueur glasses, eight hock glasses, seven wine glasses and six other wine glasses, etched marks (43)condition: A nibble to the stem of one hock glass, a nibble to the stem of one champagne glass, a nibble to the rim of one champagne glass, a nibble to the rim of one whisky glass
ELECTROPLATE WINE COASTER with applied gadroon edge, ANOTHER SIMILAR and a ELECTROPLATE AND BONE KNIFE RESTS with triple ball ends, an OLD ENGLISH PATTERN SOUP LADLE, set of SIX WALKER AND HALL SOUP SPOONS, and a 26 PIECE PART TABLE SERVICE OF WALKER AND HALL RAT TAIL PATTERN FORKS AND SPOONS (37)
MAPPIN AND WEBB GEORGIAN STYLE ELECTROPLATE BOTTLE COASTER with gadroon border and turned wooden base, 6" (15.2cm) diameter, a WHITE METAL WIRE BASKET WOVEN WINE BOTTLE HOLDER, with integral handle, GEORGIAN STYLE SHEFFIELD PLATE PIERCED CIRCULAR PEDESTAL SMALL BOWL,with applied border, 7" (17.8cm) diameter and a NINETEENTH CENTURY CONTINENTAL EMBOSSED AND ELECTROPLATED OVAL BOX and cover, 5 1/4" (13.3cm) wide (4)
Two French silver wine tasters, late 19th/early 20th century, one set with Louis XVI coin dated 1784 and stamped around sides with trailing fruiting vines, the other smaller with beads, lobes and fluting to sides and initialled oval thumbpiece, 7.7 cm. and 6.7 cm. respectively, wt. 146 gm. (2).Small pinprick ding to base of smaller one otherwise good.
A George III Scottish plain rectangular silver wine label by Jonathan Millidge, Edinburgh, circa 1818, (king's head, JM, thistle), incised "PORT", 4.8 cm. long; also a similar but smaller George III Scottish wine label by J. McKay, Edinburgh, circa 1805 (castle, JMc., king's head), incised "HOLLANDS", 3.5 cm. long, wt. 21 gm. (2).Both in good condition.
A George IV Scottish silver wine label by Philip Grierson, Glasgow, 1823, shaped oblong, with chased shell, scroll and leaf border, textured surface centred by a scroll-edged plain reserve applied with a silver-gilt scroll-chased initial "S" for Sherry, 4.6 cm. long, wt. 15 gm.An unusual and attractive label in lovely condition.
A French Provincial silver wine taster, 1st. standard, 1819/38, with ribbed ring handle, sides fluted on one half and lobed and stamped with fruiting vines to other side, rim initialled "A.M", domed at centre, 7.5 cm. diameter, wt. 67 gm. Overall good order, a couple of small nicks or file marks to edge of rim, well marked on handle.
A pair of George III Irish silver wine labels of late 18th century style by John Townsend, Dublin, circa 1810 (maker's mark JT only, struck twice), gadroon-edged scroll with border extending to form an openwork dome around a vacant oval cartouche, the border forming a trefoil at base, incised and filled "VIN-DE-GRAVE" and "HERMITAGE", 5.4 cm. long, wt. 19 gm. (2).Good condition, all black filling intact in first label, losses to filling in "ERM" of title in second label.
A group of silver and white metal (tests silver) items comprising:- a kiddush goblet (inscribed); a beaker stamped "800", engraved with woman giving a drink to a child; a pierced Canadian sweet dish by Birks; a wine taster stamped "925"; a spirally fluted cushion-shaped pill box with French control marks; a pair of napkin rings, Birmingham, 1909; a compressed circular mustard pot by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., London, 1944; a small German napkin ring; an Art Deco style pepper; a mustard pot; a Polish liqueur beaker, circa 1920; a pair of Danish silver vase-shaped condiments by Hans Hansen, 1971; and a pair of late Victorian miniature kitchen peppers, Birmingham, 1897, wt. (16).The odd ding here and there but generally in good order.
Judaica:- A group of mostly Israeli white metal items, some stamped .800 or .925, some silver-plated and comprising:- a pair of architectural filled candlesticks with Jerusalem scenes, stamped "925"; a pair of hollow dwarf candlesticks stamped "800"; a taper holder stamped "925"; two Hasidic statuettes, one dancing, the other with prayer book and wine goblet; three mezuzah cases, one with scroll; a key-ring with miniature Hebrew book; three skull cap clips stamped "Klynsmith Silver"; an amulet in earlier frame; a parcel-gilt plated paperweight with Jerusalem view; and a plated pill box with House of Lords logo, inscribed "Presented by Lord Janner". (17)
A rare George IV Provincial die-stamped silver wine label by James Barber & Co., York, circa 1823/24, (king's head, lion passant and maker's mark) with bacchanal, lion, bowl with bead rim and goblet all amidst fruiting vines centred by "S" shaped scroll incised "MADEIRA", 6 cm. long, wt. 22 gm.In lovely condition.
A French Provincial silver wine taster, mark of BG with devices above and below, 1st. standard, 1819/38, ribbed ring handle, sides fluted on one half, the other with beads, circular lobes and fruiting vines, rim inscribed "ALEXANDRE DUCHAMPS", domed to centre, 7.1 cm. diameter, wt. 46 gm.In good condition, clearly marked on handle.
William IV Irish silver wine funnel of conventional form, with detachable cauldron-shaped strainer with shell suspension hook and detachable nozzle (Dublin 1834), marks rubbed. All at approximately 5ozs, 13cm overall length CONDITION REPORT General overall condition very good, some minor surface scratching and denting commensurate with age and use. No evidence of major damage or repair. Marks rubbed, engraved crest rubbed
Pair contemporary silver wine coasters of flared circular form, with turned wooden bases and central silver boss (Birmingham 2000 Millennium mark), maker - B. & Co., 14cm diameter CONDITION REPORT General overall condition is very good. Some minor surface scratching. No damage or repairs. Wooden bases are unmarked. Both coasters appear unused. Silver surfaces are quite heavily tarnished and such require cleaning. Marks are clear
George III silver wine funnel of tapering form, with reeded rim, separate pierced slip-in strainer, with reeded border, suspension hook and detachable muslin ring (London 1807), possibly Solomon Hougham. All at approximately 5ozs, 13.5cm overall length CONDITION REPORT General overall condition good, some surface scratching to body and several dents. One crease which has been partially removed. Nozzle cut and repaired. Reeded border to slip in strainer has black marks, muslin ring frame distorted. Marks slightly rubbed but legible
AN ETCHED GLASS WINE, late 18th Century, the bowl decorated with a bird in flight and foliage, on a plain tapering stem; together with an etched and cut-glass wine, early 19th Century, the bowl and stem with diamond facet cutting (a/f); and a red and white twist stem glass candlestick. (3) First 11.5cm
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