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Click here to subscribeA matched pair or two very similar George III wine coasters, with pierced and engraved sides, bead borders, initialled the turned wooden bases with small central bosses, one by Robert & David Hennell, the other by Robert & Samuel Hennell, London 1799/1802, approximately 5.25in (13.25cm) diameter. (2)
Two very similar pairs of George III wine coasters, with pierced galleried sides and ropework rims with mahogany bases and inset central ivory bosses: one pair by Richard Morton & Co, Sheffield 1773, the other pair by either John Weldring or James Wiburd, London 1771, 4.75in (12cm) diameter. (4)
Militaria Interest: A Victorian wine ewer and a pair of matching wine goblets, of Neo Classical form decorated with bead borders and applied cast stiff leaves and foliate festoons, each engraved with the badge of the "Second Somerset Militia", their motto "DEFENDEMUS" and the inscription "presented by Major William Barrett, 10 May 1871", by Grinsell & Bourne, Birmingham 1870, the goblets 8.75in (22.5cm) high, the ewer 11.7in (29.5cm) high, 78oz. (3)
Seven assorted silver related titles: London Silver Spoons, Guide to Flatware, Snuff boxes 1730-1830, Wallace Collection catalogues 1933 (bound), Wine labels, The Downshire Heirlooms (a 1945 Christies catalogue) and the Swaythling Collection of Silversmiths Work (a 1924 Christies catalogue). (7)
A Meissen group of vintners circa 1880 modelled as a boy seated beside an open pannier holding a vine branch and grape bunches, a girl standing to his side holding a filled beaker and wine jug, on a rocky oval base; and a later group of a gallant and his companion, he with flower posies, she playing a lute, a lamb at her feet, a tree to the rear, applied flowers crossed swords in underglaze-blue, the first incised F.92 and with cancelled mark, impressed numerals 16.5cm. and 15cm., 6Iin. and 5Pin. some typical losses and repairs (2)
A Regency silver wine cooler, Samuel Hennell, London, 1812, classical vase form, rams' head handles, inscribed below the rim Presented to W A B Anderson Esqre....1888 above lions' masks and scroll brackets above fluting and palmettes and square pedestal support, 27cm, 11in high 3804gr, 122oz 6dwt.
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