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A WMF counter bell of inverted trumpet shape, the top with compressed ball and spire finial above a leaf cast crown, the cylindrical body pierced with floral hatching on three acanthus cast scrolling legs, 10.5cm high, marked £40 - 60
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A pair of Sheffield plate wine coasters, half lobed bodies, gadrooned rims, wooden bases carved with concentric rings and metal roundels, each engraved with stag's head crest, 5cm high, 15cm diameter (2) (faults) £40 - 60
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A silver plated spill vase, the base cast as a golfer taking a swing before a trunk, replaced silver plated trumpet shaped vase, marble plinth, 29cm high, early 20th Century £80 - 120
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A large Victorian silver plated table centrepiece, the four scrolling foliate branches each with a snarling griffin head, the candle sconces interchangeable with cut glass bowls, central column with two styles of differing male heads, central pierced support bowl with flowering foliage to rim, the base conforming and with oval cartouches to two sides, one vacant, the other engraved with Dickens crest, the glass bowls with stylised castellated rims and facet cut undersides, 62cm high with main glass bowl, 54cm without, 44cm wide, Circa 1860 (minor faults) £1000 - 1500
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A large Victorian silver plated table mirror top plateau, the shaped and stepped rim with stylised shells, roses and foliage, vacant cartouche to each side, 8cm high, 85cm wide, Circa 1850 £800 - 1200
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A set of twelve porcelain hafted dessert knives and forks, silver plated blades, the handles painted with birds amidst flowerheads and leafage, the red felt lined oak case bearing retailer's label for Mackay Cunningham & Co, Goldsmiths to The Queen, 62 Princes Street, Edinburgh, case 35cm wide, late 19th Century £70 - 100
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A silver plated server with removable three compartment interior and drip pan, reeded rim, fluted lid with further reeding to stylised branch and leaf handle, turned ivory handle to body, ball feet, by Mappin and Webb, stamped W4487, 19cm high, 43.5cm wide over handle £150 - 250
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A large silver plate on copper WMF two handled urnular wine cooler of classical form, the rim with egg and dart border, the urnular body embossed with a continuous band of classical females beneath a vine border, the acanthus wrapped handles and conforming base above a waisted pedestal fluted to the circular foot, 51cm high, marked WMF, IX 1/0; together with a brass liner £600 - 900
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A silver plated oval meat dome with foliate cast handle, the body centrally engraved with the initial A surrounded by a belt, marked: Best Sheffield Heavy Silver Plating, 80dwts, 8tbs, 19cm high, 35.5cm wide £30 - 50
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A silver plated inkwell in the form of a pond with youth standing at the edge, holding a bulrush in one hand and a flaming torch in the other, bulrush pen rest, hissing swan to centre with a glass inkwell to either side, scroll handles, oval cartouche engraved Presented to John Hardman Esq by his workpeople as a token of gratitude and esteem, Egyptian Mill Farnworth Jan.3.1867 , 14.5cm high, 25cm wide £40 - 70
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A Victorian novelty dog salt?, the dog with woven basket in its mouth, post and ring handle issuing from a saddle, rustic rounded rectangular base, bearing registration kite, 14cm wide overall, the base with interlaced initials, late 19th Century £30 - 40
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A George III silver plated pierced and engraved cake slice, stained green turned ivory handle, 33cm long (faults) £25 - 40
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A large quantity of silver plated ware including: a pair of entreé dishes, quantity of cutlery, some cased, fish servers, salad servers, etc. (qty) £20 - 40 | SILVER | |
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A near pair of George III silver cauldron shaped salts with plain bodies, one side of each engraved with the cipher JLI, one with reeded rim, the other with rope twist rim, both with three stepped hoof feet, by TS?, London 1780/83, 4cm high, 6.6cm wide, 81gms gross £50 - 80
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A French Art Deco silver rectangular box, textured lid and body with rope twist edges, the lid with central ivorine plaque depicting cherubic figures dancing around a tree, beaded border, the interior gilded, marked 800, 4cm high, 18.5cm wide, 10cm deep £150 - 200
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A George V silver dressing table box, the lid diamond textured with fleur de lis, scroll and reeded border, central heart shaped cartouche inscribed To Auntie Bertha from Ethel & Tom, Xmas 1912 , lined green silk and velvet interior, four fleur de lis feet, by Elkington, Birmingham 1911, 3.5cm high, 10cm wide, 173gms £100 - 150
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A set of six silver Victorian napkin rings, the bodies engraved with Greek Key bands, central circular cartouches initialed ME, beaded borders, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1878, cased, 66gms gross £100 - 150
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A large globular scent bottle, the glass body heavily cut with diamonds and stars, the silver gilt lid foliate scroll engraved, vacant circular cartouche, by John Harris, London 1855, 11.5cm high (faults) £80 - 120
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Scottish Provincial - a silver spoon with rounded drop, arched tip, the handle engraved with a crest depicting an armored arm holding a sword aloft, by Robert Keay I, Perth, Circa 1830; a second silver spoon, Old English pattern, engraved with the same crest, by John Mast, Calcutta, India, early 19th Century, 66gms gross (2) £60 - 100
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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; a Victorian Kings Pattern table knife and matching dessert knife, stainless steel replacement blades, by William Theobalds & Robert Metcalf Atkinson, London 1854 (5), 220gms weighable silver £80 - 120
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A heavy Victorian chamberstick cast in Renaissance style, the paten shaped base with cylindrical nozzle cast female masks within arcaded and scroll set panels, the base with stylised Vitruvian scroll and strapwork panels, the handle of tapered form cast figures, ram's masks, roundels and beast mark terminal, circular foot; together with a conforming figural extinguisher, 26.5cm wide over handle, by George Frederick Pinnell, London 1847, 554gms £400 - 600
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A George II baluster pepperette, the body engraved and embossed with scrolls and floral foliage, central cartouche engraved with rams? head and coronet, stepped circular foot, the lid with reeded rim and acorn finial, by E.G, London 1728, 66gms (possibly later embossed and faults) £250 - 350
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A selection of silver teaspoons to include: four fiddle pattern with various dates and makers; two Kings pattern, makers mark indistinct, London 1841/2; together with a set of six silver handled fruit knives, the stainless steel blades stamped C.W.F & S. Ltd, by William Yates Ltd, Sheffield 1940, cased, 320gms gross (15) £50 - 80
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A set of six Dubarry pattern silver handled tea knives, marked Sheffield 1993 United Cutlers, each 21.5cm long; together with a pair of Norwegian silver salts in the form of stylised Viking ships, marked Marius Hammer, 830 std, 2.5cm high, 8cm wide (8) £30 - 40
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A silver christening mug of slightly tapered form, plain body, by Arnold E Williams, Birmingham 1944, 9.5cm high, 10cm wide, 214gms (minor faults) £50 - 80
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A collection of items to include: a small silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1912, 4cm high, 6.5cm diameter; a single sconce candlestick with waisted stem, circular foot, filled, 9.5cm high; a matchbox cover with snakeskin? to top, by F Drury Ltd, Sheffield 1979; a small silver coloured metal frame, 293gms gross (4) (faults) £20 - 30
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A selection of late 19th / early 20th Century silver topped dressing table jars, various designs, the majority with hallmarked silver lids or collars, 17.5cm high and smaller (10) ( faults) £50 - 80
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A selection of late 19th / early 20th Century silver topped cut glass dressing table jars, scent bottles, etc, various designs, the majority with hallmarked silver lids or collars, 19cm high and smaller (12) (faults) £50 - 80
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A pair of Victorian silver berry spoons, the scallop edged bowls chased and embossed with fruit and flowers, the handles engraved with scrolls and vacant oval cartouches to front, the backs engraved with indistinct initials beneath a coronet, by Chawner & Co, London 1847, 212gms gross (2) £70 - 100
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A Russian silver box with engraving to all sides in the form of wood grain, ribbon band bisecting in the upper left hand corner of lid and descending the box's sides, engraved with the Russian double headed eagle crest, geometric patterns and ТАЪАКЪ ПРИВОЗНЫИ, the interior gilded, the hinged lid engraved with inscription, by OM, St Petersburg 1891, 8.7cm high, 13cm wide, 470gms £1500 - 2000
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A silver heart shaped toast rack with inverted conforming handle, ball feet, by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1911, 9cm high, 9.5cm wide, 85gms (minor faults) £20 - 30
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A silver cigarette case, plain body with button clasp, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1899, 8.5cm long; together with a cigar piercer, ribbed body, spring action, by W M Ltd, Birmingham 1953; a silver coloured metal posy holder stamped Made in England, 75gms excluding posy holder (3) (minor faults) £20 - 30
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A silver pill box of conventional form, gilded interior, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmith Co Ltd, London 1930, 3.6cm diameter; a small floral engraved stamp case by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1908; two silver thimbles of differing designs and makers, 24gms gross (4) (faults to one thimble) £30 - 40
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A selection of cut glass dressing table jars and bottles of various designs, most with silver lids or collars including a facet cut cylindrical jar, the silver lid embossed with five cherubic heads by W J Myatt & Co, Birmingham 1905 etc (8) (faults) £40 - 60
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Hermès - A silver Hermès golf ball desk clip, the base stamped Hermès, Paris, along with the maker's initials RD? beneath a cross, 4cm high, 17.5cm long, 285gms £250 - 350
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A Celtic style silver and enamel rat tail spoon, the bowl engraved with foliate scrolls, the neck with zoomorphic striped face above three green enamel circles, Celtic knot to reverse, the upper stem with barley twist and scroll line with remnants of blue enamel, by G&S? , Birmingham 1910?, 17.5cm long, cased, 30gms (faults) £120 - 180
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A good Victorian four piece tea service of segmental baluster form, comprising teapot, coffee pot, sucrier and milk jug, all with matching engraved scroll design to bodies, reeded foliate handles, ivory insulators, the spouts with embossed cross hatching surrounded by scrolling foliage, each piece with vacant shield cartouche to body, by Joseph Angell I & Joseph Angell II, London 1848/9, also stamped Mayer Silversmith Liverpool, 30cm high and smaller, 2044gms gross (4) £1000 - 1500
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Edward Barnard - a silver jug of conventional form, ribbed body, the neck encircled by a ring of cast leaves and berries, the handle leather covered, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1907, 14cm high, 363gms £400 - 600
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Edward Barnard - A silver tea pot of compressed globular form, reeded band to body, ivory insulators to handle, the body engraved with armorial crest depicting raised armored arm clasping an arrow, by Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London 1837, 13cm high, 27cm wide, 704gms £300 - 500
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A silver and enamel dish, scrolling foliate pierced sides, shaped reeded rim, the centre with pink and blue enamel painting of Artemis and companion on the bank of a stream, signed G.Woodall, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1901, 1.8cm high, 16.5cm diameter, 150gms £250 - 350
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An Austrian silver dish, the broad raised rim with two thematically similar sets of crests, each with sea griffins to either side of a vase upon a pedestal, some with fruit, other with flowers, all encircled by leaf and flower borders, by J.C. Klinkosch, 32cm diameter, 3cm high, 1021gms (some scratches) £300 - 400
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A silver entrée dish of conventional rectangular form with stylised shell and scroll handle, conforming raised floral borders, by C J Vander Ltd, Sheffield 1995, 13cm high (inc detachable handle), 33cm wide, 1747gms £500 - 800
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A silver entrée dish of oval form with stylised scroll detailing to borders, conforming handle, by John Batt, Sheffield 1897, 16cm high (inc detachable handle), 34cm wide, 1534gms £400 - 600
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A pair of silver salts, pierced sides with scrolling foliage surrounding vase of flowers, scroll feet, blue glass liners, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1894, 5cm high, 6.5cm wide, 59gms (faults) £20 - 40
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A silver salver with central armorial crest surround by motto 'Magnus hippocrates tu nobis maior', the body engraved with flowing scroll and line design, the raised border decorated with scroll and fleur de lis, the three scroll feet each with vacant shield cartouche, indistinct maker's mark, Sheffield 1869, 4cm high, 31cm wide, 671gms £180 - 250
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A plain silver goblet, the stem with angular knop, beaded rim to foot, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1907, 17.7cm high, 225gms £60 - 90
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A claret jug with plain silver collar, handle and hinged lid, the body diamond and facet cut glass, star cut base, 25cm high, 12cm wide £100 - 150
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A selection of silver and silver plate items to include: a plain dish by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1943; a pair of pin trays with stylised scroll and shell rim, one engraved Sandiway Bowl 1951 , the other Brook Bowl Mrs C.N.Horabin 1949 , indistinct marks; a plain five slot ashtray by Turner & Simpson Ltd, Birmingham 1963; a pair of silver plate fiddle pattern condiment spoons with gilded bowls, etc, 235gms weighable silver £60 - 90
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A large silver bowl, the plain body with raised shaped upper rim, stepped pedestal foot, by Aird & Thomson, London 1903, 16.5cm high, 24cm diameter, 923gms £280 - 350
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A silver salver, the plain body surrounded by stepped scalloped edge, three stylized paw feet, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1930, 3.5cm high, 31cm wide, 833gms £250 - 350
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