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A George III silver caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl and scroll handle by Tudor & Leader, Sheffield 1786, a ditto with shell pattern bowl and engraved handle by Richard Crossley, London 1789, three other caddy spoons, a pair of sugar nips and a tea spoon (combined weight 2.8ozs) £200-300
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| Collection of Silver Caddy Spoons formed by Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent | |
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A William IV cast silver caddy spoon with matted shell pattern bowl, leaf capped scroll handle with swan's head terminal, probably by Richard Sibley, London 1832 (weight 65 grammes) £150-200
Provenance: Walter H. Willson Ltd, 15 King Street, St. James's, London SW1, purchased 17th October 1958 for £20
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A George III silver "Hand" pattern caddy spoon, the die stamped in the form of a right hand, the shaped terminal with wrigglework border, by John Salkeld, London 1806 (weight 9 grammes) £150-200
Provenance: Walter H. Willson Ltd, 15 King Street, St. James's, London SW1, purchased 5th March 1957
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A George IV silver gilt caddy spoon with deep shell bowl, the handle and rear of the bowl crisply chased with floral and shell ornament, by William Ingram, London 1823 (weight 18 grammes) £70-100
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A George III silver caddy spoon with acorn pattern bowl and shaped handle and with bright cut decoration, by E. Morley, London 1810 (weight 7 grammes) £80-120
Provenance: 27 Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, London W1, purchased 12th March 1957 for 4 Guineas
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A George III silver "Jockey's Cap" pattern caddy spoon, the top and peak engraved with leaf and floral ornament and vacant shield pattern cartouche, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1798 (weight 9 grammes) £200-300
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A George III silver "Hand" pattern caddy spoon modelled in the form of a right hand, the shaped handle engraved with swag ornament, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1806 (weight 8 grammes) £150-200
Provenance: Asprey's, New Bond Street, London, purchased December 1959 for £15
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A George III silver leaf pattern caddy spoon, the triangular bowl die stamped with three bold leaves and with scrolled handle, by Robert Hennell, London 1829 (weight 23 grammes) £100-150
Provenance: Walter H. Willson Ltd, 15 King Street, St. James's, London SW1, purchased 24th September 1957 for £6
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A George III silver "Jockey's Cap" caddy spoon, the top of the cap and trim engraved with leaf ornament and with vacant shield pattern cartouche, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1800 (weight 7.5 grammes) £200-300
Provenance: Walter H. Willson Ltd, 15 King Street, St. James's, London SW1, purchased 31st December 1956 for £16
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A George III silver leaf pattern caddy spoon, the die stamped bowl with a bunch of grapes and vine leaves and twisted wirework handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1810 (weight 10.5 grammes) and one other George III silver leaf pattern caddy spoon with twisted wirework handle by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1809 (weight 6 grammes) £150-200
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A George III plain silver "Jockey's Cap" pattern caddy spoon with three small ribbons to back, by E.M., London 1802 (weight 9 grammes) £150-200
Provenance: Sydney Epps, 18 Brook Street, London W1, purchased 20th October 1960 for £12
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A George III silver caddy spoon, the leaf pattern bowl with wrigglework engraving of circular cartouche and with bright cut handle, by Thomas Wallis, London 1802 (weight 12.5 grammes) and one other George III silver leaf pattern caddy spoon, the bowl engraved with a leaf and with twisted wirework handle, by Joshua Le Jeune, London 1706 (weight 8 grammes) £150-200
Provenance: Walter H. Willson Ltd, 15 King Street, St. James's, London SW1, purchased 26th February 1958 or £6.10s.
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A George III silver gilt leaf pattern caddy spoon, the die stamped bowl with serrated rim and twisted wirework handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1805 (weight 8.5 grammes) (Provenance: Walter H. Willson Ltd, 15 King Street, St. James's, London SW1, purchased 10th December 1956 for £5), and one other George III silver leaf pattern caddy spoon with engraved veins to bowl and twisted wirework handle, probably by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1803 (weight 5 grammes) £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon with shell pattern spoon and pierced and engraved handle by George Smith, London 1784 (incused head - weight 13.5 grammes), a George III silver caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl embossed with various shells and with fiddle pattern handle by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1813 (weight 10.5 grammes) and an Edward VII silver caddy spoon, the shell pattern bowl die stamped with flowers and fruiting vines, the loop handle embossed with fruiting vines, by G.U., Birmingham 1901 (weight 11 grammes) £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon with cartouche shaped bowl and pierced handle engraved with floral ornament by J.L. (?), Birmingham 1790 (weight 8.5 grammes), a George III silver caddy spoon with shield shaped bowl engraved with oval cartouche, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1801 (weight 6.5 grammes) and one other George III plain silvery caddy spoon with heart shaped bowl by E. Morley, London 1802 (weight 14 grammes) £150-200
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A George III plain silver shovel pattern caddy spoon with elongated handle with turned horn tip, 4.5ins overall, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1801, one other George III plain silver shovel pattern caddy spoon with mother of pearl pattern handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1812, and one other George IV plain silver shovel pattern caddy spoon with turned horn handle by Ledsham, Vale & Wheeler, Birmingham 1829 £120-160
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A George IV silver caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl and fiddle pattern handle chased with floral and leaf ornament, London 1824 (maker's mark indistinct - weight 17 grammes), one other George III Scottish silver caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl by T. & E. (only showing initial for George III and thistle - no date letter - weight 12 grammes) and two other George III silvery caddy spoons with shell pattern bowls, probably London 1795 and 1805 £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon, the oval bowl and handle with a band of bright cut decoration by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1801 (weight 10 grammes), a George III Irish silver caddy spoon with plain shaped bowl (bearing only crowned harp and Britannia marks - no date letter weight 10 grammes) and two other George III silver caddy spoons with plain bowls and engraved handles £120-160
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A George IV silver caddy spoon with shaped shell pattern bowl and plain fiddle pattern handle by H.C., Glasgow 1829 (weight 14 grammes), a George IV silver caddy spoon, the oval bowl engraved with leafage and with fiddle pattern handle, London 1823 (maker's mark indistinct - weight 12.5 grammes), and two other George III silver caddy spoons, London 1790 and 1814 £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon with pierced circular bowl, engraved centre and handle by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1811 (weight 7 grammes), one other George III silver caddy spoon, the shield shaped bowl engraved with a flower and with engraved handle, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1811 (weight 8.5 grammes) and two other George III silver caddy spoons (incompletely marked) £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon, the shield shaped bowl engraved with oval cartouche, engraved handle with angular terminal, by Thomas Wallis, London 1810 (weight 10 grammes), a George III silver caddy spoon with shaped shell pattern bowl and fiddle pattern handle cast with shell and C-scroll ornament, by J.B. (?), London 1819 (weight 10 grammes) and two other George III silver caddy spoons with fluted and shell pattern bowls and engraved handles, Birmingham 1897 and London 1791 £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon with oval bowl and engraved handle by Thomas Wallis, London 1793 (weight 13.13 grammes) and three other George III silvery caddy spoons with shell pattern bowls and short handles £120-160
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A George IV plain silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon with oval bowl, possibly by James Brown, Newcastle 1823 (weight 21 grammes) and three other George III and George IV plain silver caddy spoons with fiddle pattern handles (various dates and makers) £120-160
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An Elizabeth II Stuart Devlin silver and parcel gilt caddy spoon to commemorate the Queen's Silver Jubilee, engraved "R.G. Daubeny" to base of bowl, London 1977, contained in fitted case, and an Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon designed by A.G. Styles, for Garrard & Co Ltd, to commemorate the Investiture of the Prince of Wales, contained in blue leather gilt tooled fitted case retailed by Garrard & Son, London 1981 £120-160
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A George V silver caddy spoon with plain bowl and plain trefoil pattern handle by T.B. & S., Sheffield 1923, five other silver caddy spoons, various and a plated caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl £80-120
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A pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish servers with pierced blades by George Adams, London 1852 (weight 8ozs), and a selection of silver and plated tablewares, various £150-250
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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A set of twelve Victorian silver fish knives and twelve fish forks with plain blades and plain ivory handles, by J.A. and T.S., London 1887, in fitted mahogany case, a set of twelve Edward VIII tea knives with plain blades and ivorine handles, Sheffield 1936 (in fitted case - two damaged), and a set of six 19th Century Continental silver gilt fiddle and thread pattern egg spoons, contained in fitted case £150-250
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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A set of eighteen George V silver fruit knives and eighteen fruit forks with plain blades and reeded handles, by Frank Hyams Ltd., London 1916, in brass bound walnut case £150-200
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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A pair of George III silver and parcel gilt grape scissors with cast lions mask, shell and leaf ornament, 7ins overall, by Solomon Houghton, London 1818 (weight 3.5ozs) £150-200
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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An extensive George V silver fiddle and thread pattern table service by F. Higgins & Sons Ltd, London 1916/1917, comprising - eighteen table spoons, thirty-nine table forks, twelve tea spoons, six egg spoons, soup ladle, gravy spoon, and pair of sauce ladles (weight 212ozs), eighteen fish knives and eighteen fish forks with silver blades, forty-two table knives with steel blades, eighteen dessert knives with steel blades, and four piece carving set with steel blades, all the above with loaded moulded silver handles, and with additional silver fiddle and thread pattern tableware (to make up set), comprising - three table forks, four salt spoons, and pair of asparagus servers (weight 16ozs - various dates and makers), all contained in a teak brass bound canteen with three interior trays, 22.5ins wide x 14.5ins deep x 8ins high £2500-4000
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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Twenty-four silver fiddle and thread pattern dessert spoons and twenty-four ditto dessert forks (mostly Victorian - various dates and makers - six crested) (weight 84ozs) £700-1000
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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A Harlequin silver fiddle and thread pattern part table service (Georgian and later - various dates and makers - mostly crested), comprising - twelve table spoons, ten table forks, ten dessert spoons, seven dessert forks, nine tea spoons, and two gravy spoons (weight 105ozs), a set of twelve George V silver fish knives and twelve fish forks with silver blades and loaded handles, Sheffield 1920 (latter all damaged) £1000-1500
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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An early 20th Century Russian silver gilt and enamel rectangular matchbox cover decorated with various colours with bold leaf scroll and trellis design, 55mm x 30mm x 17mm (weight 21 grammes) £250-350
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A mid 19th Century Russian silvery metal miniature urn, the exterior engraved with bold leaf and C-scroll ornament on a matted ground, 3.5ins high, thought to be by Andrei Antonovich Kovalsky, Moscow hallmark 1847 (weight 3ozs) £200-300
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A Persian silvery metal mounted horn oblong vessel, 13ins x 3ins x 6.5ins high £100-150
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A late 19th Century Indian silvery metal hookah pipe with embossed and chased bell shaped base and flared top, 32.75ins high (gross weight 80ozs) £300-500
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A 19th Century lady's parasol with silvery metal handle cast with trailing, floral and leaf scroll ornament, handle 8.5ins overall, engraved "Mutton Bangalore Gymkhana (?) December 1893" (slightly misshapen) £80-120
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A silvery metal rectangular desk clip, the face decorated with the crest of the Earl of Willingdon (former Viceroy of India), 4.25ins x 2.75ins (unmarked but stamped "Grish"), and a George V silver rectangular cigarette case with engine lined decoration and engraved with the crest of the Earl of Willingdon, 3.25ins x 3.75ins, Chester 1931 (weight 3.25ozs) £120-150
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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An Indian silvery metal bulbous bowl and cover with fluted body, the whole engraved with flowers and birds, 3.25ins high, a ditto circular box and cover, the lid embossed with figures and the rest engraved with bands of flowers, leaves and birds, 3ins diameter x 2ins high, and three other pieces of Indian silvery metalware, various £100-150
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A late 19th Century Continental silver oval lobed tea caddy and domed cover with folding handle, the whole embossed and chased with two young children in a garden scene within floral and leaf scroll borders, 3.75ins x 3.25ins x 6.125ins high, by Wilhelm Muller, import mark for London 1894 (weight 11ozs) £200-300
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Continental silvery metal miniature hexagonal box embossed with a basket of flowers, musical trophies and acanthus leaf wreath, 2ins x 1.25ins x 1.375ins high, a Dutch silver miniature box in the form of a square piano embossed with cupids and leaf scroll ornament, on four turned legs, 2.25ins x 1in high (import marks for London 1901), and Edward VII cast silver miniature model of the Coronation throne, 2.25ins high, London 1902 (weight 3.25ins grammes) £150-200
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Continental silvery metal miniature square vase of flared form cast with dancing figures and floral swags, 3ins high, a Dutch silvery metal toy in the form of a two seated settee, four ditto in the form of single chairs, a selection of other Dutch silvery metal toys, and a gilt metal miniature timepiece with 1in diameter enamelled dial to the watch movement, contained in cast case with leaf scroll cresting and ebonised spiral turned columns to front, 4ins high £200-300
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An early 20th Century Dutch silver gilt goblet modelled as a woman wearing a crinoline dress holding aloft a bowl, the whole embossed with leaf scroll ornament, 5.625ins high, by Berthold Hermann Muller, import mark for London 1912 (weight 3.3ozs) £100-150
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A pair of late 19th/early 20th Century French silver rectangular sweetmeat baskets with folding handles, the pierced sides with rope pattern mounts to rim (4.4ozs - bearing French guarantee marks and obscured maker's mark) £100-150
Provenance: Sir Philip and Lady Haldin, formerly of Lympne Place, Lympne, Hythe, Kent and thence by family descent
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An early 19th Century French silver bulbous hot water jug with gadroon mounts to rim, the folding cover with cast fruit finial and ornate leaf capped spout and on three scroll and paw feet, ebonised handle, 8.25ins high (Paris mark 1819-1838 - weight 17.5ozs - body slightly dented and with some crease marks) £200-300
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A French silver cocktail shaker retailed by Tiffany & Co with moulded girdle and C-scroll handle, 10ins high (guarantee mark and unidentified maker's mark to rim - weight 31ozs - dented) £300-400
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A plated twin carriage pattern decanter stand, comprising - two shallow stands, 6ins diameter, supported on cast wheels and with mother of pearl handle, 15.5ins overall £80-120
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