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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian silver mounted cut glass claret jug, engraved with scrolling foliage and with presentation inscription, the body with hobnail cut decoration, by Charles Edward Nixon, Sheffield 1894, 28cm high, and a silver mounted cut glass decanter and stopper with silver wine label for Brandy. (2)The claret jug has some large chips to the footrim; decanter ok, has presentation inscription to mount.
A pair of George III silver wine bottle coasters, with gadrooned bodies and flower and scroll decorated edges, and turned wooden bases, by John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield 1818, 16cm wide. (2)The rims are slightly mis-shapen. Marks are reasonably clear. They both have engraved initials J.F.S to lower edges.
A Georgian silver wine funnel, with reeded borders, marks worn, 12cm high, a late Victorian silver pedestal cream jug, embossed with panels of pheasants and rabbits, and scrolling foliage, by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1896, 11.5cm high, and two George III silver cream jugs, 13.5oz overall. (4)
A late Victorian silver sugar basin, with shaped and beaded border, on ball feet, by Horace Woodward & Co, London 1897, 9.5cm wide, a silver bachelor's milk jug and sucrier, both London 1896, a French silver beaker, with tapered banded decoration, 8cm high, four various silver napkin rings, and a silver mounted wine stopper, 14.5oz weighable. (9)
Meiping vase; China, 19th century.Porcelain.Measurements: 25 x 8 cm.Meiping vase made of enamelled porcelain whose decoration is based on the combination of white and blue. The "meiping" shape means apricot or plum vase, as it traditionally contained apricot branches, and is distinguished by its narrow base and mouth and wide body. Meiping were first made by the Tang dynasty (618-907), originally used as a vessel for wine, and then became a floral vase in the Song dynasty (960-1279).
Interesting Wine Bottle Holder from the Officers Mess of the Admiral Scheer, interesting 800 silver marked wine bottle holder made by the famous German Third Reich period silversmith Wellner, famous for making the silverware for the Reich Chancellery and the Adolf Hitler formal silverware. The holder with anchor to the centre and the reverse engraved “Admiral Scheer”. Accompanied by a black and white image of a sailor wearing the cap tally of the Admiral Scheer. (2 items)
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