PLATED WARE |
A Christofle Silver Plated Champagne Cooler, with acanthus leaf capped handles, 23cm high £70 - 100
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A Victorian Silver Plated Novelty Toothpick Holder, Elkington & Co 1873, realistically modelled as a porcupine on a naturalistic base, 13cm long £100 - 150
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A Creamer Jug in the Form of a Cow in the Manner of John Schuppe, import marks for London 1900, naturalistically modelled with a looped tail handle, jewel set eyes and fly finial, 10cm high, 5oz 5dwt £300 - 500
FOREIGN SILVER AND WHITE METAL |
A Russian Gilt and Enamel Sifter Spoon, decorated to both sides of the handle and around the bowl with brightly coloured enamel flowers and foliage on a red ground, 17cm long, 2oz 3dwt £100 - 150
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A Set of Twelve Russian Enamel Coffee Spoons, second Kokoshnik silver import marks for St Petersburg circa 1910, each spoon decorated with brightly coloured guilloche enamel to the stem and backs of bowls, 3oz 2dwt, in a velvet lined oak presentation case £200 - 300
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A Set of Six Russian Enamel Coffee Spoons, second Kokoshnik silver marks for Moscow, each decorated in blue, green and turquoise enamels to the stems and backs of bowls, 2oz 9dwt £80 - 120
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A Pair of Silver Backed Clothes Brushes, Georg Jensen circa 1910-1925, import marks for London 1931, each oval with a scroll motif to each end, 13cm wide (2) £100 - 200
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A Group of Russian Enamelled Ware, each with typical blue, pink, red and cream coloured scrolling and foliate enamel decoration comprising: A Teacup and Saucer, bears 88 Zolotniks silver marks and stamped HA; A Beaker (charka), first Kokoshnik marks, 5cm high; Another Similar, marks worn but H.A. clear; A Circular Pill Box, bears 88 Zolotniks silver marks and stamped HA; A Napkin Ring; Five Teaspoons (11) £600 - 900
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A German White Metal Basket, marked 800, oval with profusely pierced borders and decorated throughout with garlands and sprays of flowers, with three nude putti frolicking in the centre, 36cm wide, 14oz 4dwt £200 - 300
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A Chinese Export Model, silver marks for Guang Li, realistically modelled as a man pushing a wheelbarrow, 4.5cm high, 8dwt £100 - 150
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A Chinese Export Miniature Birdcage, silver marks ZW or MZ, realistically modelled as a dome top birdcage enclosing a bird, 5.5cm high, 1oz £60 - 100
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A Chinese Export Cigarette Case, silver maker's mark worn, decorated with a four claw dragon amongst clouds, with a circular cartouche with English and Chinese characters, 11cm wide, 4oz 1dwt £150 - 200
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A Set of Six Russian Teaspoons, silver marks for A Ashmarin, Moscow 1893, fiddle pattern, 5oz 6dwt gross, in velvet lined oak case; Two Similar Forks (8) £200 - 300
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A Russian Christening Mug, silver Assay Masters marks for Vasily Aleksandrovich Petrov (Moscow) 1893, with a tapering body with engraved decoration, 6cm high, 2oz 8dwt £150 - 250
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A Russian Salt, silver Assay Master marks AK 1878, with a tapered body and three bun feet, 3.7cm high; A Russian Belt and Buckle, first Kokoshnik silver mark, modelled as a shield and sabre, with all-over niello decoration (2) £100 - 150
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A Set of Late 18th/early 19th Century Portuguese Teaspoons, silver marks for de Faro, maker's mark IID, fiddle pattern, 4oz 2dwt gross, in a fitted and shaped leather case £100 - 200
MODERN SILVER |
A Modern Silver Photograph Frame, Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, Sheffield 1989, with an embossed frame, the aperture 25.5cm x 20cm £150 - 250
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A Modern Silver Photograph Frame, maker's mark DR&S, London 1988, with an embossed frame, the aperture 25cm x 20cm £150 - 250
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A Modern Silver Four Branch Candelabrum, Aurum Ltd, London 1977, designed by Aurum and Tim Minett, 156/250, 28.5cm high; An Eighth Centenary of Wells Cathedral Chalice, Aurum Ltd, London 1982; A Diamond Jubilee Save The Children Fund Tealight Stand, Aurum Ltd, London 1979, 48oz gross (3) £400 - 600
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A Modern Silver Jug, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1975, in the George III style with a scroll handle and heart terminal, 18cm high, 25oz 1dwt £300 - 500
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Two Modern Silver Dishes, maker's mark SD, Birmingham 1974 & 1975, both circular, the first engraved with two ducks taking flight over wetland, the other engraved with a Wren, 20cm & 15cm, 20oz £150 - 200
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A Set of Modern 'The Royal Horticultural Society Flower Spoons', John Pinches, Sheffield 1973, in a fitted wooden case; A Set of 'The Twelve Zodiac Spoons', John Pinches, London 1971, in a fitted case; A Set of 'The Twelve Roman Spoons', John Pinches, London 1971, in a fitted case, 27oz 6dwt £300 - 400
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A Modern Silver Sugar Caster, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1969, in the Queen Anne style with, 17cm high, 7oz 7dwt £100 - 150
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A Modern Silver Bowl, George Tarratt Ltd, London 1967, circular on a reeded spreading foot and a foldover rim, stamped George Tarratt English Silver, 28cm wide, 19oz 2dwt £200 - 300
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A Modern Oval Silver Basket, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1956, with a reeded border and pierced sides, 27.5cm wide, 10oz 3dwt £80 - 120
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A Modern Silver Comport, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1947, hexagonal with a shaped cast fruiting vine rim, similarly pierced border and spreading foot, 31cm wide, 30oz 7dwt £300 - 500
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A George VI Silver Tray, AM & S Ltd, Sheffield 1939, rectangular with shaped corners and a reeded border, 42cm wide, 49oz £450 - 550
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A George V Silver Kitchen Pepper, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1929, Britannia Standard, hexagonal with strap handle and knopped cover, 9oz 5dwt, 4oz 5dwt £80 - 120
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A George V Silver Three Piece Cruet Set, Levi & Salamon, Chester 1911, comprising mustard, salt and pepper, in the Neo Classical manner with bright cut decoration, pierced sides, urn finials and blue glass liners, the pepper 13cm high; Two Salt Spoons, 7oz 3dwt (5) £150 - 250
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A George V Silver Dish, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911, circular with pierced sides, large scroll handles and a spreading foot, 32cm wide, 16oz 4dwt £150 - 250
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An Edward VII Silver Basket, maker's mark worn, London 1909, circular with pierced sides and twin hinged handles, raised on four ball feet, with a ruby glass liner, 16cm wide, 7oz 7dwt £100 - 200
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A Pair of Edward VII Silver Gilt Bon Bon Dishes, Lee and Wigfull, Sheffield 1908, oval with pierced sides, cast border and twin handles, raised on a spreading foot, 16cm wide, 4oz 7dwt, in a fitted case £100 - 200
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An Art Nouveau Silver Dressing Table Tray, William Hair Haseler, W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1904, rectangular with re-entrant sides and corners, decorated with an embossed stylised Iris motif, 29cm wide, 9oz 1dwt £100 - 150
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An Edward VII Silver Dressing Table Tray, A E Goodby & Son, Birmingham 1902, rectangular with embossed floral decoration, 29cm wide, 9oz 9dwt £100 - 150
ANTIQUE SILVER |
A Victorian Bullet Teapot and Cream Jug, probably Arthur Sibley, London 1864, on spreading circular foot with beaded borders and shaped knop, retailed by Lambert, Coventry Street, London, 15cm high, 32oz (2) £300 - 500
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A Set of Six Victorian Silver Teaspoons, Patrick Leonard, Chester 1842, fiddle pattern; and A Silver Caddy Shovel, George Lowe II, Chester 1814, fiddle pattern, 4oz 5dwt gross (7) £60 - 100
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A William IV Silver Soup Ladle, Robert Gray & Son, Glasgow 1830, hourglass pattern, 36cm long, 8oz 6dwt £100 - 200
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A George IV Silver Basting Spoon and Runcible Spoon, William Chawner II, London 1825, fiddle pattern, 28cm long, 8oz 5dwt gross (2) £100 - 200
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A Pair of George IV Silver Snuffer Trays, Thomas Blayden & Co, Sheffield 1821, rounded rectangular with a cast scrolling foliate border, with flat chased decoration to the centre, 23.5cm long, 15oz 7dwt £300 - 500
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A George III Silver Soup Ladle, William Eley and William Fearn, London 1819, fiddle pattern, 33cm long, 8oz 5dwt £100 - 150
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A George III Provincial Silver Goblet, James Barber & William Whitwell, York circa 1815 (no date mark), the body with a band of later chased decoration comprising of ten star shaped forms, with a reeded rim and spreading foot, 12.5cm high, 9oz 4dwt £200 - 300
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A Pair of George III Provincial Silver Salts, James Barber, York 1812, rounded rectangular with four paw feet and blue glass liners, 10.5cm wide, 8oz 7dwt £200 - 300
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Ten Pairs of Provincial Silver Sugar Tongs Comprising: Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1810; James Bell, Newcastle 1822; G.W, Glasgow 1834; Joseph Goss, Exeter 1840; David McDonald, Glasgow 1830; Joshua Buckton, Dublin 1825; James Barber & William Whitwell, York 1812; Robert, James & Josiah Williams, Exeter 1850; John Wright, Newcastle 1853; R Olver, Exeter 1826, 13oz 5dwt gross (10) £200 - 300
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A George III Silver Basting Spoon, William Sumner I, London 1806, 32cm long; and A George III Silver Runcible Spoon, William Sumner I, London, 1784, 4oz 5dwt (2) £150 - 250
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Two Pairs of George III Scottish Provincial Silver Sugar Tongs, Edward Livingstone, Dundee circa 1800, and Thomas Shannon, Dundee circa 1800, both of typical form, 14cm and 15cm, 2oz 7dwt £70 - 100
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A Set of Twelve George III Scottish Provincial Silver Teaspoons, James Erskine, Aberdeen circa 1800-20, Old English Pattern; and A Pair of Sugar Tongs, worn marks, 6oz 2dwt gross (13) £150 - 250
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A George III Silver Mug, John Langlands I & John Robertson I, Newcastle 1772, of baluster form with an S scroll handle and later repoussé decoration,14cm high, 9oz 1dwt £200 - 300
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A Collection of George III Bateman Family Silver Comprising: a pair of sauce ladles, Hester Bateman, 1783; a pair of salt spoons, Hester Bateman, 1781; six teaspoons, Hester Bateman, no date letter but circa 1780; a matched set of six feather edged dessert spoons, William Bateman and Peter & William Bateman, 1816 & 1809; a tablespoon, Peter & William Bateman, 1806; a wine label for R PORT, Hester Bateman, circa 1780, 14oz 3dwt (19) £350 - 550
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A Pair of George III Silver Snuffers, maker's mark IP, London 1779, of typical form with beaded borders and three feet, 16cm long, 3oz 2dwt £80 - 120
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A George III Silver Salt, Thomas Nash I, London 1770, circular with pierced sides, shaped border and raised on three ball and claw feet, lacking blue glass liner and with Edwardian pincushion insert, 6.5cm high. 4oz 8dwt £100 - 200
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