SILVER
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A good Charles II silver two-handled porringer and cover, the bulbous body and slightly domed lid embossed and chased with tulips, flowers and leaves, the domed cover with cast knop to finial and with twin cast scroll handles with female mask finials, 6.25ins high, hallmarked London 1663, maker's mark "SR" in shield pattern reserve (crisply marked to lid and base), the body and interior of lid with pin pricked engraving initialled "I over IE" in shaped circular reserve (weight 17ozs) £2000-3000
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A good Charles II plain silver plate with well centre, the wide rim engraved with a contemporary coat of arms and ribbon tied plumed mantling, 10.875ins diameter, possibly by Richard Neale, London 1663 (weight 17.5ozs - scratched weight 18ozs scored out to base) £5000-7000
Provenance: The Albert Collection, illustrated in the book by Robert Butler - "The Albert Collection - Five Hundred Years of British and European Silver", published by Broadway Publishing, 2004, illustrated on Page 88 (A copy of the book is sold with this lot)
Note: The engraved arms are those of Thomas Gale - Professor of Greek at Cambridge University. He went on to become Master of St. Paul's School and published works on Greeks authors, in 1675 gathered a doctorate in Divinity. He thereupon left for York where he became Dean of the Minster.
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A George I plain silver tankard, the slightly tapered body with moulded footrim and with cast double scroll handle, 3.75ins high, by David Willaume I, Britannia Standard, London 1721 (weight 10ozs), engraved with a contemporary coat of arms within rococo pattern surround, and with scratched weight 10-2 to base £800-1200
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A George I plain silver bullet shaped teapot, the body with cast spout and moulded footrim, the border crisply engraved with banding, and leaf and floral paterae, with turned silver and fruitwood finial and fruitwood handle, 4.75ins high, by Nathaniel Gulliver, London 1725 (weight 13.25ozs) £1500-2000
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A George II plain silver teapot with inverted circular bulbous body, with slightly domed cover and turned finial, the borders engraved with leaf scroll ornament, with cast spout and moulded footrim and fruitwood handle, 5.5ins high, by Thomas Whipham, London 1750 (weight 17.85ozs) £1000-1500
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A George III plain silver baluster shaped coffee pot, the moulded and domed cover with turned finial and cast spout with bird pattern, fruitwood double scroll handle, on moulded footrim, 9ins high, by Lewis Herne & Francis Butty, London 1757 (weight 21.70ozs), engraved with a contemporary coat of arms within shaped leaf and scroll pattern borders £1500-2000
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A George II silver coffee pot with fluted tapered body, the domed cover with acorn finial and bead mounts, cast leaf capped spout and fruitwood double scroll handle, on circular foot rim with bead ornament, 8.5ins high by John Barbe, London 1741 (gross weight 24ozs - scratch weight to base 24ozs 6dwt) £800-1200
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An Edward VII and George V silver Harlequin four piece tea and coffee service of Georgian design with oval part reeded bodies, ebonised finials and angular loop handles, comprising - teapot, 7ins high, coffee pot, 10.5ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, all by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1904, 1917 and 1934 (gross weight 34ozs) £300-400
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A George V silver three piece tea service of oval bombe panelled form with shaped rims, C-scroll handles and on panel feet, comprising - teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 6.5ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911 (gross weight 39ozs) £250-350
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A George V silver rectangular teapot with reeded band to body and ebonised angular loop handle, 5.5ins high, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1919, and a ditto circular teapot with reeded mounts, panelled body and ebonised handle, 6.5ins high, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1932 (combined gross weight 32ozs) £280-320
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A George II silver circular salver, the moulded piecrust rim with cast shell ornament, on three scroll and shell pattern feet, 11.75ins diameter, by Thomas Farren, London 1740 (weight 28ozs), engraved with contemporary coat of arms within floral, leaf and C-scroll borders £1500-2000
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A George III silver circular salver with bead mounts, engraved with contemporary armorial crest to centre and later engraved with floral and leaf scroll ornament, on four fluted panelled feet, 14ins diameter, by Robert Sharp, London 1791 (weight 41ozs) £350-500
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An Edward VIII silver circular dish of panelled form and with shaped outline, inset with George VI Coronation boss, on circular footrim, 9.15ins diameter x 2.75ins high, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1936 (weight 14ozs) £120-160
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A George V silver oval two-handled dish with moulded rim and scroll ends, with pierced scroll ornament on oval footrim, 13ins x 7.5ins x 3.75ins high, by Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd, London 1922 (weight 15ozs) £120-160
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An Edward VII silver circular rose bowl with moulded rim, the whole boldly embossed with roses and shaped cartouche, on circular footrim, 10.25ins diameter x 7ins high, by Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1904 (weight 23ozs - dented), and black ebonised plinth stand for same £200-300
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A George IV lady's brass bound rosewood toilet box by Edwards, Manufacturer to His Majesty, 21 King Street, Bloomsbury, London, with mauve Morocco and velvet lined interior containing - four heavy hobnail cut scent bottles with silver screw on covers, four other silver topped fitments, and a small range of other accessories, some with mother of pearl handles, contained in various lift-out internal trays, 13.5ins x 9.75ins x 6ins high, the silver fitments by Archibald Douglas, London 1829 and 1833, and with leather lined travelling case for same £600-800
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A good George IV silver circular three branch table centre, the centre supporting a heavy slice, diamond and fan cut shallow dish with serrated rim, the branches supporting three similar smaller dishes, with bold leaf supports with cast floral and leaf mounts, the shaped triangular base with cast floral mounts and with leaf and shell scroll feet, overall 22ins diameter x 14.75ins high, by Joseph Angell, London 1826 (weight 84ozs - all branches by same maker and date) £4000-6000
18-19
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A George III silver urn pattern christening mug, the partly reeded body embossed with a band of floral ornament, and with cast leaf and floral pattern loop handle, on moulded footrim, 3.75ins high, London 1809 (weight 5.30ozs) £120-160
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A George III silver two-handled cup with moulded rim and girdle, with scroll handles and circular footrim, 5.25ins high, maker's mark rubbed, Newcastle 1829 (monogrammed - weight 10ozs - dented) £100-150
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A late George III silver christening mug with moulded rim and partly reeded body engraved with scroll and floral ornament, and with angular leaf and floral capped handle, on circular footrim, 3.5ins high, by I.B., London 1819 (weight 3.4ozs - engraved "Patricia") £150-200
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A Victorian silver cylindrical christening mug with engraved rope pattern and bead mounts, engraved with circular cartouche and leaf scroll ornament and with double C-scroll handle, 3.75ins high, by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1862, and a ditto cylindrical christening mug of tapered form with bead mounts, engraved with bands of floral and strapwork ornament, and with high scroll handle, 4.25ins high, by P.A., Sheffield 1878 (both initialled and monogrammed - weight 13ozs) £120-160
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An Edward VII silver gilt circular two-handled porringer and cover engraved in the "17th Century" manner with birds and flowering branches, the lid with figures and buildings, 4.5ins diameter x 3.25ins high, by D. &. Wellby Ltd, Birmingham 1907, and a George V silver circular one handled porringer with pierced handle and hammered bowl, 4.5ins diameter x 1.5ins high, by Albert Edward Jones, Chester 1914 (combined weight 16ozs) £200-300
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A pair of Victorian silver circular salts with reeded bodies and each on three ball feet, 1.875ins diameter x 1.125ins high, Sheffield 1884 and a pair of spoons for same, a late Victorian silver urn pattern pepper pot embossed with floral, leaf and scroll work, 3.25ins high, Birmingham 1890 (weight 2.80ozs) £100-150
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An Elizabeth II silver three piece condiment set of Georgian design with gadroon and scroll mounts, on paw feet, comprising - rectangular mustard, salt and square pepper pots, by S. Ltd, Birmingham 1955 (weight 6.8ozs) £100-150
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An early 20th Century silvery metal patch box, the cover enamelled with the head of a grey Hunter, 1.875ins wide x 1.5ins deep x 0.75ins high, by U. Frilii (weight 1.69ozs) £200-300
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A George III silver barrel shaped nutmeg grater with plain domed cover, 1.25ins high, by J. Thornton, Birmingham 1795 (weight 8.5 grammes) £80-120
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A George V silver pig pattern pincushion, 1.875ins overall x 1.5ins high, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1910, and an Edward VII silver rectangular box, the lid engraved with three figures by a well, 2.125ins x 1.5ins x .5ins high, by Deakin & Frances Ltd, Birmingham 1902 (weight 1.3ozs) £150-200
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A late Victorian silver chatelaine, cast and pierced with figures and scroll work, the five chains hung with various items, 16.75ins overall, by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders and James Francis Hollings Shepherd, London 1900 £250-350
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| The Alex Sandford Collection of Silver Caddy Spoons |
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A George III silver caddy spoon, the leaf pattern bowl with wrigglework in the form of oval cartouche and with bright cut handle, by Thomas Wallis II, London 1804 (weight 11.5 grammes) £100-150
Provenance: The John Norie Collection - Woolley & Wallis Auction, 20th April 2004, Lot 180
Note: See John Norie 'Caddy Spoons', Plate 6a
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A George III silver gilt caddy spoon, the shovel bowl cast with shell, floral and scroll ornament, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1814 (weight 9.4 grammes) and a ditto silver caddy spoon with similar bowl and turned ivory handle, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1818 £100-150
Provenance: The John Norie Collection - Woolley & Wallis Auction, 20th April 2004, Lot 194
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Two George III silver caddy spoons - with plain shovel bowl and fiddle pattern handle, possibly by Richard Parr, London 1798 (weight 18.8 grammes), with plain shovel bowl and turned wood handle, by William Pugh, Birmingham 1804, two George IV spoons, with shell bowl embossed with flowers and basket weave, and Kings pattern handle, Birmingham 1825 (maker's mark rubbed - weight 11.2 grammes), with shaped bowl and fiddle pattern handle, Jonathan Hayne, London 1835 (initialled - weight 17.8 grammes) and a Victorian ditto by Edward Edwards, London 1850 (initialled - weight 13.3 grammes) £250-350
Provenance: The John Norie Collection - Woolley & Wallis Auction, 28th January 2004
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Two George III silver caddy spoons - with plain silver shovel bowl, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1904 (weight 12.9 grammes - lacking handle), with leaf moulded bowl and fiddle pattern handle, by Josiah Snatt, London 1813 (weight 8.8 grammes), two George IV spoons, with oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle, by John Henry & Charles Lias, London 1826 (initialled - weight 14 grammes), with rectangular bowl with wrigglework by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1830 (weight 6.5 grammes) and a William IV spoon with shaped bowl and fiddle pattern handle by Jonathan Hayne, London 1835 (initialled - weight 18.3 grammes) £250-350
Provenance: The John Norie Collection - Woolley & Wallis Auction, 28th January 2004
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A George IV silver caddy spoon with shaped bowl and Kings pattern handle, by Jonathan Hayne, London 1829 (weight 38.4 grammes), a Victorian ditto with shell bowl by George Adams, London 1858 (weight 30.2 grammes), a George III silver gilt spoon with shovel bowl and mother of pearl handle by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1806, and a George IV spoon with shaped bowl and fiddle pattern handle, by Robert Grey & Son, Glasgow 1824 (weight 11.3 grammes) £150-200
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Three George IV silver caddy spoons - with oval bowl with wrigglework in the form of flowers and fiddle pattern handle, by James Henry Daniel, London 1823 (weight 15.2 grammes), with plain oval bowl by John Henry & Charles Lias, London 1826 (initialled - weight 11.4 grammes), with shovel bowl engraved with flowers and leaves by Ledsam & Vale, Birmingham 1828 (weight 8 grammes) and a George III spoon with plain oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle by George Wintle, London 1819 (weight 12 grammes) £150-200
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A George IV silver caddy spoon, the shaped bowl engraved with floral ornament and with carved mother of pearl handle, by John Bettridge, Birmingham, 1820, and three George III caddy spoons - with shell bowl and reeded handle, by William Pugh, Birmingham 1811 (weight 8.3 grammes), with plain oval bowl and shaped handle by Alice & George Burrows, London 1813 (initialled - weight 10 grammes), and with shovel bowl, hallmarks rubbed (weight 10.4 grammes) £150-200
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Three George III silver caddy spoons - with moulded leaf pattern bowl and engraved handle, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1798 (weight 7 grammes), with oval bowl with wrigglework and bright cut handle by Thomas Wallis, London 1793 (weight 9.2 grammes), with shell pattern bowl by Josiah Snatt, London 1806 (initialled - weight 6.7 grammes) and a George V spoon with reeded handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1922 (initialled - weight 11 grammes) £150-200
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Three George III silver caddy spoons - with shell pattern bowl and pointed handle, possibly by John Young & Sons, Sheffield 1783 (initialled - weight 10 grammes), two with leaf pattern bowls, one with engraved leaves and with wirework handle, by Josiah Taylor, Birmingham 1801 (weight 7.2 grammes), the other with plain bowl by Elizabeth Morley, London 1808 (initialled - weight 9.8 grammes) and a George IV spoon, the shaped bowl engraved with leaves and with engraved handle, by Gervase Wheeler, Birmingham 1827 (weight 11 grammes) £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl and engraved handle, by George Wintle, London 1809 (weight 5.7 grammes), two William IV spoons - with circular bowl and King's pattern handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1824 (weight 31.4 grammes), with engraved shovel pattern bowl and mother of pearl handle, possibly by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1825, and a William IV spoon, the shaped bowl engraved with leaf scroll ornament, and fiddle pattern handle by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1830 (weight 8.7 grammes) £150-200
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Three George III silver caddy spoons, - with oval bowl embossed with a seated figure and dog within a floral garland by John Bettridge, Birmingham 1792 (weight 9 grammes), with shell pattern bowl, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1806 (weight 5.5 grammes), with oval bowl engraved with leaf garland, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1809 (weight 10 grammes) and a William IV plain silver spoon with shovel pattern bowl by Alexander Cameron, Glasgow 1821 (initialled - weight 10.4 grammes) £150-200
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A George III silver caddy spoon with shell bowl and Kings pattern handle, by William Ely & Fearn, London 1818 (crested - weight 22.6 grammes), a William IV spoon with plain shovel bowl and engraved handle by William Chawner, London 1835 (initialled - weight 20.4 grammes), two Victorian spoons - with plain bowl and Kings pattern handle by James Henry Daniel, London 1839 (weight 27.2 grammes), with shell pattern bowl by William Robert Smily, London 1847 (weight 14.8 grammes), and a George III spoon by George Wintle, London 1799 (initialled - weight 8.9 grammes) £200-300
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Two George IV silver caddy spoons - with shovel bowl, the whole embossed with floral and scroll ornament, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1828 (weight 10.6 grammes), with oval bowl and fiddle and thread pattern handle by Robert Rutland, London 1826 (weight 21.9 grammes), a George III spoon, the oval bowl engraved with leaf ornament, Birmingham 1791 (maker's mark rubbed - weight 6.5 grammes), and two William IV spoons - with shell bowl possibly by William Bateman (weight 9.3 grammes), with plain bowl by Thomas Dexter (weight 10.8 grammes), latter two London 1834 £200-300
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Two George III silver caddy spoons - with shaped bowl engraved with trailing leaf ornament, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1831 (initialled - weight 6.9 grammes), with shovel bowl and ivorine handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1810, and three George IV caddy spoons - with square bowl with engraved fish scale ornament by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1820 (weight 6.4 grammes), with shell bowl by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1820 (weight 7.4 grammes), and with plain rectangular bowl and fiddle pattern handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1825 (weight 9.7 grammes) £200-300
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A George IV silver caddy spoon, the shell pattern bowl embossed with flowers and basket weave, and Kings pattern handle, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1824 (weight 11.2 grammes), three George III silver caddy spoons - with shell bowl possibly by Samuel Wintle, London 1792 (weight 5.7 grammes), with circular bowl by P.A.K.W. Bateman, London 1805 (initialled - weight 14 grammes), with shovel bowl and ivorine handle, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1806 and a William IV spoon, the square bowl engraved with leaf ornament by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1832 (weight 6.3 grammes) £200-300
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Three George III silver caddy spoons - with oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle by Thomas Shepherd, London 1789 (weight 15.7 grammes), with shell bowl and engraved handle by Elizabeth Morley, London 1801 (weight 7.9 grammes) and with shovel bowl and mother of pearl handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1812, and two George IV silver caddy spoons - with square bowl with fan pattern borders by Thomas Millington, Birmingham 1827 (weight 7.6 grammes), and with plain oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle by Thomas Dicks, London 1826 (weight 20 grammes) £200-300
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Four George III silver caddy spoons - with shell bowl and engraved handle by C.H., London 1809 (initialled - weight 8.4 grammes), with shaped bowl by John Wren, London 1794 (weight 9 grammes), and with shaped bowl engraved with bellflower garland by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1805 (weight 5.9 grammes), a spoon with shaped bowl engraved with scrollwork and with turned ivory handle by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1819 and a George IV plain silver spoon with circular bowl by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1825 (initialled - weight 11.8 grammes) £200-300
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Three George III silver caddy spoons - plain spoon with oval bowl by Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1810 (weight 12.8 grammes), with shell bowl and long handle by Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart, London 1811 (weight 12 grammes), and with shaped and shell pattern bowl engraved with flowers and leaves by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1817 (weight 8.7 grammes), and two George VI spoons - with shovel bowl and fiddle pattern handle by Joseph Willmore (initialled - weight 10.9 grammes), and with engraved shovel bowl by J. Lawrence & Co, (weight 5.4 grammes), latter two Birmingham 1820 £200-300
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Two George III silver caddy spoons - with oval bowl engraved with leaf and floral ornament, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1798 (weight 8.8 grammes), with plain leaf pattern bowl and engraved handle by Thomas Wallis, London 1805 (weight 10.4 grammes), three George IV spoons - with plain oval bowl and fiddle pattern handle by William Bateman, London 1825 (weight 19.8 grammes), with shaped bowl engraved with leaf ornament and with ivory handle by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1828, and with petal leaf pattern bowl by Ledsom, Vale & Wheeler, Birmingham 1829 (weight 9.6 grammes) £200-300
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Two George III silver caddy spoons - with shell pattern bowl fiddle pattern handle by Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1798 (weight 9.6 grammes), with shaped bowl and bead mounts to handle by Godbehere & Wigan, London 1790 (weight 7.4 grammes), two George IV spoons - with shovel pattern bowl and fiddle pattern handle by Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1822 (weight 12.4 grammes), with shaped bowl engraved with flowers by William Eaton, London 1823 (initialled weight 9.1 grammes) and a William IV spoon with shovel pattern bowl and moulded leaf pattern handle by Thomas Millington, Birmingham 1832 (weight 8 grammes) £200-300
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Two George III silver caddy spoons, each with oval bowls and engraved handles, one with engraved bowl possibly by John Baker II, London 1797 (initialled - weight 9.6 grammes), the other with plain bowl by Godbehere, Wigan & Boult, London 1801 (initialled - weight 8.7 grammes),two ditto spoons - with oval engraved bowl by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1801 (weight 5.7 grammes), with shell bowl by George Wintle, London 1814 (weight 5.5 grammes), and a George IV spoon with plain rectangular bowl by George Knight, London 1825 (weight 15.8 grammes) £200-300
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