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An Edward VII triple sweetmeat stand, the central petal shaped dish with pierced border flanked by a pair of conforming dishes on a scroll and whiplash cruciform base, 33cm wide overall, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1907, 550gms £120 - 180
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Henry Birks & Sons of Canada - a sterling standard canteen of cutlery comprising: six table forks, six table knives, six dessert spoons, six dessert forks, six cake forks, six cake knives, and six teaspoons, all foliate engraved the tops with cartouches initialled J, 1290gms weighable £350 - 450
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A George V silver table lamp, the "candlestick" column of tapered square form on a waisted circular foot and octagonal stepped base, 16cm high to fitting, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1927 £120 - 160
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A Victorian silver lamp of urnular form, the body spirally fluted and embossed with C-scrolls, flowerheads and leafage, waisted column on circular foot, 18cm high, by Mappin Brothers, Sheffield 1898 £110 - 150
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A pair of George V tazzas, the bowls with flowerhead centres, pierced foliate drapes, bead and reel rims, the columns vasular cast on three flat scrolling legs, 11.5cm diameter, 10cm high, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1910, 150gms £100 - 150
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A pair of George V small tazzas with petal shaped embossed and frilled rims, the centres pierced, waisted bases and circular feet, tops 9.5cm diameter, 7cm high, by S. Blackensee & Sons Ltd, Chester 1911 £60 - 90
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A George III pap boat of conventional design, engraved with interlaced initials, 11cm wide, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1800, 40gms £120 - 180
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An Edward VII novelty hat pin modelled as a bell with waisted handle, the bell pierced, 11cm high, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1907 (faults) £50 - 70
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A George V powder box, the circular lid with bun shaped finial and pale green engine turned enamelled top, panelled compressed cauldron shaped glass body with star cut base, 11cm diameter, 9cm high, by Dimier Brothers & Co, London 1926 £100 - 140
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A George III silver sauce boat with frilled rim and flying scroll handle, the body later embossed with flowerheads and leafage on three rudimentary cast legs with trefoil feet, 13.5cm wide, indistinct maker's mark, London 1771, 124gms £120 - 180
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An Edward VII bell shaped inkwell with hinged cover, angular handle, the interior with glass well, 14cm high, marks rubbed, probably London 1907, bearing registration number 638948 £120 - 180
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An early Victorian five bottle cruet frame with pierced scrolling post and loop handle, the ogee body foliate and scroll engraved beneath a C and S-scroll leaf cast rim, four foliate cast feet; together with five cut glass bottles with silver fittings, 21cm high, 17cm wide, by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1851 £140 - 180
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A pair of silver mounted cut glass vases of tapered form, circular cut feet, 18cm high, the mounts by Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham 1908 £40 - 60
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Seven assorted silver dressing table bottles, jars and boxes, cut glass bodies; together with a silver topped pepperette with cut glass body, rectangular box, 19cm wide, by King & Sons, Chester 1894, etc. (8) £80 - 120
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An Edward VII boat shaped six bottle cruet stand in George III style with post and loop handle, on four rudimentary scrolling feet, 20cm high, 19cm wide, by SBH, London 1906, 385gms £80 - 120
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A set of ten George V finger bowls with gadrooned rims, the body engraved, plain circular foot, 9.5cm diameter, by T & S, Birmingham 1934, 1500gms £500 - 700
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A set of six silver gilt Coronation spoons, by Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1936, cased; a set of six silver handled tea knives by John Sanderson & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1942, cased £30 - 40
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A set of six George III Old English Pattern feather edged dessert spoons, by Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1809, 188gms £80 - 120
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A set of six George III Old English Pattern feather edged tablespoons, all engraved with interlaced initials, possibly by George Smith III, London 1775, 417gms £150 - 200
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A George IV Kings Pattern tablespoon by James & Walter Marshall, Edinburgh 1822; an early Victorian Queens Pattern tablespoon by Muirhead & Arthur, Glasgow 1846; a Victorian Queens Pattern tablespoon, by Chawner & Co, London 1865 (3), 277gms £80 - 120
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A George IV fiddle pattern tablespoon by William M Traies, London 1824; a pair Victorian fiddle pattern tablespoons by Richard Britton, London 1840 (3), 225gms £70 - 100
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A pair of early Victorian Kings pattern table forks by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1846, 167gms £50 - 80
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A pair of George IV fiddle pattern tablespoons, by DM Glasgow 1820; another by John Murray or John Muir, Glasgow 1839 (3), 220gms £80 - 120
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A set of six early Victorian fiddle pattern dessert spoons, the terminals engraved with a crest, by Mary Chawner, London 1838, 320gms £100 - 150
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A composed set of six Old English pattern feather edged dessert forks, George III and later, various dates and makers, 176gms £60 - 90
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A set of six pistol hafted tea knives with stainless steel blades, the handles engraved with a crest, possibly by Judah Hart £70 - 100
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Six George III and George IV Old English pattern teaspoons, two with reeded borders, initialled, three others and a single, three by Eley, Fearn & Chawner, two by William Seaman and another (6), 100gms £30 - 40
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A set of five Kings Pattern teaspoons by Joseph & Albert Savory, London 1846; three William IV by William Eley and two others (10), 350gms £80 - 120
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Six Georgian pistol handled knives, the steel blades inscribed Critchfield (faults) £60 - 100
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Six silver coloured metal teaspoons, marked, possibly Persian, 155gms £40 - 60
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A Victorian Kings Pattern table knife and matching dessert knife, stainless steel replacement blades, by William Theobalds & Robert Metcalf Atkinson, London 1854 (2) £20 - 30
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A set of six George III feather edged pistol handled knives, engraved with a crest, replacement stainless steel blades, five by Moses Brent, London 1802, the other by Judah Hart (6) £100 - 150
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A set of six early George III Old English pattern feather edged table forks, by Thomas & William Chawner, London 1790, 350gms £120 - 180
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Four Victorian Kings Pattern table forks by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1846; a Victorian fiddle pattern table fork by Richard Britton (5), 410gms £100 - 150
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A George III style Monteith with shaped rim, applied leaf wrapped cartouche, C-scrolls and scaling above a fluted lobed body with conforming spreading foot, pair of lion mask handles, the body with pair of vacant oval cartouches within scaled and scrolling frames, 26cm diameter, 19cm high by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1902, bearing retailer's mark for Aird & Thomson, Silversmiths Glasgow £1800 - 2500
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A pair of early George III small pierced oval two handled baskets of reeded interlaced form, the oval bases engraved with a crest, 9.5cm x 12cm, by John Henry Vere & William Lutwyche, London 1765, 135gms £700 - 1000
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A continental 900 standard cylindrical box and cover, finely detailed to the top and body with stylised flowerheads and ivy on a repousse decorated ground, 8.5cm diameter, stamped 90, maker's mark for WH, 177gms £200 - 300
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Tiffany & Co - a silver gilt cylindrical basket weave box and cover, the hinged lid and sides conforming, the underside inscribed "50, 1972", 15cm diameter, 5.5cm high, stamped Tiffany & Co, 925s sterling, Italy, 425gms £600 - 800
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An amusing Victorian three piece composed novelty cruet set comprising: owl mustard with hinged lid, glass eyes and feathered body, 8.5cm high, by George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown, London 1865; together with a smaller pair of novelty owl cruets, realistically modelled with push on lids, 7.7cm high, Richards & Brown, London 1867 (3) 175gms gross, cased £3500 - 4500
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Georg Jensen - a circular pedestal bowl, hammer textured with spreading circular foot, 13cm diameter, marked and numbered 575/C; a Georg Jensen pattern 21 spoon, hammer textured fig shaped bowl with leaf and bud terminal, 11cm long, both Circa 1925 (2) £500 - 800
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An Edward VII silver mounted green Morocco leather letter rack of slope top form, the pierced applied silver panel with foliate scrolls centred on an oval cartouche with interlaced initials, 23cm high, 15.5cm wide, 13cm deep, by William Devenport, Birmingham 1903 £200 - 300
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R.C.A Michelsen - two early 20th Century silver handled dishes, the circular bodies half fluted and engraved with foliate swags beneath formal leafy borders, reeded rims, ivory tusk handles, 30.5cm wide overall, stamped Michelsen 1908, EE925, bearing Copenhagen tower marks for 1907/8 and assay master mark for Christian F. Heise, 1073 gms gross £1600 - 2200
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A silver coloured metal spice box? the circular base with engraved and fluted borders centred on a bud, hinged lid, the base with chain and fitted spiral stemmed spoon, on three feet, base 10cm diameter £60 - 90
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A 19th Century Austro-Hungarian silver toothpick box, the rectangular hinged lid with applied tablet enamelled initials P.V.R within a blue enamel border, 7.5cm wide, Vienna 1835 (faults) £50 - 80
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An Indian silver coloured metal calling card case, the hinged top with leafy lappets, floral rosette and vacant shield shaped cartouche, the body with eight shaped reserves embossed animals and birds on a textured ground, 8.5cm x 6cm, unmarked £50 - 70
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A George V miniature silver two handled tray with bead and reel borders, ebonised base and four compressed bun feet, 12cm wide over handles, by Stokes & Ireland, Chester 1927; a silver dressing table tray with pierced border, the centre embossed with infant cherub masks within clouds, 11cm wide, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1901 (2) £80 - 120
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An Edward VII rectangular calling card case, the sprung back closing on a shaped hinge, 8cm x 4cm, by F B, London 1908 £50 - 70
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A Victorian heart shaped dressing table box, the hinged lid embossed with floral, C-scroll and leafy borders around vacant cartouche, the body conforming, 8.5cm deep, by CS & FS, Birmingham 1898 £100 - 140
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A Victorian three section stamp box, trough shaped base on rudimentary scrolling legs, 8.5cm wide, 3cm high, by William Neale, Chester 1900 £60 - 100
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A Victorian silver miniature brandy saucepan with ivory handle, 11cm wide overall, by Frederick Brasted, London 1879 £80 - 120
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