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An Edward VII silver four piece tea and coffee service in the manner of Paul De Lamerie (1688-1751), the whole with spiral fluted bodies, embossed and chased with vacant shield pattern cartouches with floral and leaf scroll borders, the domed covers with spiral fluted finials, on shaped and moulded footrims, comprising - teapot, 7.75ins high, coffee pot, 9.75ins high, both with carved fruitwood handles, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Limited, London 1902 (gross weight 60ozs) £700-1000
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A George V silver rectangular three piece tea service with gadroon mounts, angular loop handles, on four bun feet, comprising - teapot with wood finial and handle, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1923 (gross weight 37ozs) £350-500
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A George V and George VI hammered silver Harlequin three piece tea service of circular squat form, with scroll handles and on paw feet, comprising - teapot, London 1932, two-handled sugar basin, London 1934, and milk jug, Birmingham 1941, all by J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd (gross weight 30ozs) £300-400
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A George V Scottish bachelor's silver three piece part tea service, the oval panelled bodies with shaped rims, comprising - teapot, hot water jug and two-handled sugar basin, Glasgow 1925, and a George V silver oval sauce boat and matching cream jug by R & W. Sorley, London 1934 (gross weight 37ozs) £300-400
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A George V silver three piece tea service of Georgian design with oval panelled bodies, with moulded girdle and rim and each on four bun feet, comprising - teapot with ebonised handle, 6ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by S.B. & S. Ltd, Chester 1930 (gross weight 27ozs) £225-275
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A George V silver three piece tea service the circular bodies with bead mounts, comprising - teapot with ebonised finial and scroll handle, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by A.L. Davenport Ltd, Birmingham 1931 (gross weight 20ozs), and an Edward VII silver backed hand mirror embossed with winged cherubs heads, Chester 1901 £150-200
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A George III silver coffee pot with embossed floral ornament, bead mounts and with fruitwood handle, 13.5ins high, London 1775 (gross weight 32.5ozs - handle repaired and slightly dented to foot) £700-1000
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A George V silver coffee pot with reeded mounts, leaf capped hexagonal spout, wooden scroll handle and finial, on circular footrim, 9.5ins high, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1925 (gross weight 17ozs) £200-300
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An Elizabeth II Irish silver rectangular teapot of panelled form with ebonised finial and handle, moulded top and footrim, 5.5ins high, by Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Company Limited, Dublin 1973 (gross weight 23ozs) £250-300
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An Edward VII silver bachelor's circular teapot embossed with flowers, with ebonised finial and handle, on moulded footrim, 6ins high, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1905 (gross weight 12ozs) £150-200
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A late Victorian bachelor's silver oval teapot with part reeded body, ebonised finial and angular loop handle, 4.75ins high, by William Aitken, Birmingham 1899 (gross weight 8ozs), and a Continental silvery metal table bell of panelled form cast with leaf and scroll work, 4.75ins high (stamped "800 Standard") £150-200
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A late Victorian silver circular salver, the moulded rim with scroll and shell cast mounts, on three scroll feet, 10.5ins diameter, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, and retailed by Thos. Reynoldson & Son, Silversmiths, Hull, London 1898 (weight 20ozs - engraved initials to centre) £200-300
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An Elizabeth II silver circular salver with reeded and leaf pattern mounts, the centre engraved with band of leaf scroll and oval ornament and with floral swags, on three paw pattern feet, 10.25ins diameter, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1904 (weight 18ozs) £200-300
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An Elizabeth II silver circular salver of shaped outline, the moulded rim cast with Celtic pattern mounts, on four scroll supports, 12.25ins diameter, by Garrard & Co Ltd, Edinburgh 1969 (weight 26ozs) £250-350
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A pair of George III silver pillar candlesticks with cast Corinthian capitols and stop fluted columns, the square bases with gadroon mouldings and mahogany inset to underside of base, 12.75ins high, by Emick Romer, London, 1769 £1200-1500
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A pair of George V silver pillar candlesticks with reeded sconces, the knopped stems cast with scroll and leaf ornament, on shaped bases, 10.5ins high, by M.R., London 1927 £150-200
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A George V hammered silver circular fruit bowl with three leaf capped and fluted handles, embossed fruiting vine pattern knop to stem and wide flared footrim, 9.25ins diameter x 8ins high, by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1928 (weight 39ozs), the underside engraved with retailer's name for Batty of Manchester £700-1000
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Six Elizabeth II plain silver goblets with baluster knops to stems and on circular moulded footrims, 4.75ins high, by Barker Ellis, Silver Company, Birmingham 1973 (weight 36ozs), in blue leather fitted case £350-500
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Eight Elizabeth II plain silver goblets on baluster stems and circular footrims, 5.25ins high, by H's London 1970 (weight 48ozs) £450-600
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A George II silver five division "Warwick" cruet of shaped outline with leaf capped central handle on double scroll supports and shell feet, 8ins high, by Samuel Wood, London 1759 (weight 11ozs) and four associated silvery metal mounted cut-glass fitments (damaged) £200-300
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A George III silver circular cruet, the pierced rim with bead mounts and central leaf capped loop handle, on three claw and ball feet, 5.25ins diameter x 8ins high, by Hester Bateman, London hallmark with date letter obscured, complete with five contemporary glass fitments with facet cut bodies and silver mounts (one possibly cut down with Victorian silver mount) £200-300
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A William IV silver wine funnel of bulbous reeded form and with gadroon mounts to rim, 5ins high, by Robert Hennell III, London 1830 (weight 4ozs - engraved with crest - with minor dents) £120-160
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A George III silver wine funnel with removable pierced liner and reeded mounts, 5.75ins high, probably by Peter and Anne Bateman, London 1801 (weight 4ozs), and George V plain silver mounted claret jug with plain clear glass flared body, the flat lid with pierced thumbpiece and angular handle, 10.75ins high, Birmingham 1916, inscribed "Stephen & Hilda from Lewis & Muriel" £300-400
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A late Victorian silver mounted claret jug, the plain bulbous body with plain silver mounts with moulded edges, the flat lid with pierced thumbpiece and plain scroll handle, 7.75ins high, by Richard Hodd and Richard Hodd, London 1880, a George V silver topped lemonade jug with slice and star cut body and plain silver rim, 9.75ins high, by Elkington & Co, London 1913 £200-300
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A pair of Edward VII silver grape scissors, the handles cast in the form of fruiting vines, 7ins overall, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1907 (weight 5ozs), in fitted case £100-150
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A late Victorian silver jewellery box of shaped outline, the top cast with a garden landscape within leaf scroll borders, fitted one drawer, 6ins x 3.5ins x 1.375ins high, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1899 £150-200
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An Edward VII silver cylindrical box and cover the whole cast with flowers, berries and leaves, 3ins diameter x 3.25ins high, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1904 (weight 5ozs) £80-120
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An early 20th Century Continental silvery metal and enamel cigarette case, the face decorated with the heads of two Borzoi, 4.75ins x 3.25ins x 3.75ins, stamped to interior "800" (gross weight 5ozs) £400-600
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An early 20th Century Continental silvery metal and enamel pill box, the oblong box enamelled with the head of a grey Hunter, 1.75ins wide x 1.625ins x .75ins, with gilt interior stamped "O. Grilli 6" (gross weight 1.5ozs) £300-400
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A William IV silver rectangular vinaigrette with engine turned ornament and cast floral thumbpiece, 1.75ins x 1.375ins x .5ins high, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1833 (weight 1.25ozs) £150-200
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A William IV silver gilt rectangular vinaigrette with engine turned ornament and cast floral mounts, 1.625ins x 1.125ins x .375ins high, by William Simpson, Birmingham 1833 (weight .70ozs) £120-160
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A George IV silver rectangular vinaigrette with shaped top and base and reeded sides, the lid and base engraved with wrigglework, 1.75ins x 1.125ins x .375ins high, by William Shaw, Birmingham 1825, and one other smaller silver rectangular vinaigrette with engine turned ornament to top, sides and base, and with cast floral thumbpiece, 1.375ins x .875ins x .375ins high, by S.G.W., Birmingham 1825 £150-200
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An early Victorian silver rectangular vinaigrette of slightly shaped outline with chevron banded lid and base, 1.5ins x 1in x .375ins, by William & Edward Turnpenny, Birmingham 1846, and one other Victorian silver rectangular vinaigrette, the lid and base engraved with leaf scroll ornament, 1.375ins x 1in x .375ins high, by Francis Clark, Birmingham 1842 £120-160
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A George III silver rectangular snuff box of reeded form, 2.75ins x 1.75ins x .75ins high, possibly by T.A., London 1808, an Edward VII silver and enamel circular Sovereign case of plain form, the cover enamelled in colours with armorial, 1.375ins diameter, by R.C., Birmingham 1906, and a late Victorian plain silver octagonal vinaigrette, 1.375ins x 1in x .625ins high, London 1879 £150-200
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A George V silver and tortoise-shell oval trinket box, 4.75ins x 3.125ins x 1.375ins, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1913, and an early 20th Century tortoise-shell rectangular box, 4.75ins x 3ins x 1.5ins high £80-120
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A George III silver vinaigrette with engine turned ornament and shaped thumbpiece, 1.625ins x 1.125ins x .375ins high, by John Shaw, Birmingham 1817, an Elizabeth II silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned ornament to lid, bead mounts and reeded sides, 1.75ins x 1.25ins x .75ins high, by Hampton Utilities, Birmingham 1964, a George V silver rectangular snuff box, the lid engraved with leaf scroll ornament, 2.25ins x 1.75ins x .5ins high, by Smith & Bartlam, Birmingham 1929, and a George V silver rectangular book pattern snuff box with engine turned ornament, 3.25ins x 2.5ins x .5ins high, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1931 (combined weight 6.2ozs) £250-350
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A Continental silver rectangular snuff box, the lid cast with three cherubs picking fruit from a tree, the sides with flowers and fruiting vines, 2.125ins x 1.625ins x .5ins high, with import mark for A.B., London 1978, an Edward VII heart pattern snuff box embossed with flowers, 1.5ins x 1.75ins, import mark for London 1900, (combined weight 1.9ozs) and a silvery metal and enamel rectangular snuff box, 1.5ins x 1.25ins x .5ins £100-150
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A late Victorian silver rectangular cigarette case engraved with cartouche and scroll work, 3.625ins x 2.75ins, by Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1899 (monogrammed), one other similar silver cigarette case, five other silver cigarette cases and three other silver items, various (combined weighable silver 18ozs) £200-300
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A George V silver rectangular vesta case with engine turned ornament, 2.5ins x 2.125ins, by John Henry Hill, London 1920, five other silver vesta cases, various and five plated and other metal vesta cases (combined and gross weight 5.8ozs) £120-160
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A 19th Century plated metal oval snuff box, the lid engraved with flowers and leaves and worded "Walter C. Evans", 3.25ins x 2.125ins, one other similar snuff box, the lid engraved "Harold 1888", 3.375ins x 1.875ins, and nine other plated metal snuff boxes/vesta cases, various £150-200
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An early 19th Century pressed horn rectangular snuff box, the lid carved with a classical female figure in a lion drawn chariot, 3.625ins x 2.25ins x .75ins high, five other horn snuff boxes, a tortoise-shell and silvery metal inlaid rectangular snuff box, 2.5ins x 1.375ins x .5ins, and six other papier-mâché rectangular snuff boxes, various £200-300
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A 19th Century black papier-mâché rectangular snuff box, the lid decorated with a hen and cockerel in a landscape and worded "Gratis", 3ins x 1.625ins x .75ins, one other similar snuff box, the lid decorated with a lady on horseback, 2.625ins x 1.25ins x .75ins, seven other papier-mâché snuff boxes and a bone and metal mounted snuff box £150-200
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A brass heart pattern snuff box, the lid engraved with two embracing women and worded "Biddenden - Elisa and Mary Chulkhurst", 3.75ins x 3.5ins x .75ins, a metal shoe pattern snuff box, 3.25ins x 1ins x 1.25ins high, and a selection of other metal and wood snuff boxes, various £200-300
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A late Victorian silver framed rectangular dressing table mirror embossed with leaf scroll and floral ornament and with shaped cartouche to top, and inset with bevelled mirror panel, 12ins x 8.25ins overall, plate 8.5ins x 6.5ins, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1900 (dented and holed) £80-120
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A late Victorian silver rectangular photograph frame, pierced and cast with leafage, birds and figures, 12.5ins x 9.25ins (to take picture 8.5ins x 5.25ins), London 1895 (with replaced mahogany back and glass panel) £400-600
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A pair of George V silver rectangular photograph frames of Art Nouveau design and of shaped outline, embossed with scrolled leaves, 12ins x 9.5ins (to take pictures 8ins x 6ins), Chester 1913, with original ebonised wood backs £600-800
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