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A late Victorian and Edward VII silver five piece tea and coffee service of Georgian design, the plain squat circular bodies with bold cast gadroon, leaf scroll and mask mounts to rims and plain footrims, comprising - tea kettle on stand with spirit lamp, 12ins high, teapot with ebonised handle, 5ins high, coffee pot with ebonised handle, 9ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Elkington & Co, London, 1900, 1905 and 1906 (gross weight 122ozs) £1200-1500
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A George IV and William IV harlequin silver four-piece tea and coffee service of circular squat form, with moulded rims, the lobed bodies partly cast with leaf and floral ornament, the C-scroll handles cast with leaves, bellflowers and fruiting vines and on four panel feet, comprising - teapot with rose pattern finial, 5ins high, coffee pot with fruiting finial, 8.5ins high, by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1826, and a two-handled sugar basin and milk jug by A. B. Savory & Sons, London 1834 (80ozs - all initialled) £1000-1500
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A George V silver rectangular three piece tea service with gadroon mounts, bulbous bodies, angular loop handles and on bun feet, comprising - teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 6ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Chester 1928/29 (gross weight 42ozs) £400-600
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A George III silver rectangular three-piece tea service, with bead mounts, the bulbous bodies engraved with leaf and floral ornament, with angular loop handles and on four ball pattern feet, comprising - tea pot, 6.25ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by John Robertson II, and John Walton, Newcastle 1812 (gross weight 36ozs - engraved with monogram) £350-500
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An Edward VII silver rectangular three-piece tea service with moulded rim, raised band to bodies, with angular loop handles, comprising - teapot with ebonised finial and handle, 5.5ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1908 (gross weight 35ozs) £300-400
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An Edward VII silver oval three piece tea service with gadroon mounts, part reeded bodies and angular loop handles, comprising - teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 4.5ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1904 (gross weight 21ozs) £200-300
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A George III silver rectangular teapot with gadroon mounts, embossed and engraved with floral, leaf and scroll ornament, with wooden finial and angular loop handle, and on four ball pattern feet, 7.25ins high, by C.H, London 1807 (weight 17ozs) £200-300
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Two Edward VII silver baluster-shaped hot water pots with shaped rims, moulded girdles, wooden finials and scroll handles and on three shell and scroll pattern feet, each 7ins high, by James Wakely and Frank Clarke Wheeler, London 1908 (gross weight 21ozs) £150-200
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A George V silver square salver with shaped and moulded rim, on four claw and ball feet, 13.75ins square, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1931. (weight 45ozs - with presentation inscription) £400-600
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A Victorian silver circular salver, the shaped rim pierced and cast with scrollwork, the centre engraved with strapwork ornament, on four scroll cast feet, 12.5ins diameter, by Joseph Angel II, London 1857 (weight 29ozs) £300-400
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A William IV silver circular sexfoil fruit dish with turned-over rim, embossed with bold leaf scroll ornament and applied with three cast silver flowers, conforming moulded footrim, 10ins diameter x 3.5ins high, by Charles Thomas Fox, London 1833 (weight 15ozs) £175-250
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A mid-18th Century silver plate of shaped outline, with gadroon mounts to rim, 9.5ins diameter, by George Wickes (incompletely hallmarked), engraved "No. 25" and with scratch weight 19ozs and 12dwt (weight 18.5ozs) £400-600
Note: Engraved with crest to rim, thought to be of the Earl of Radnor, Folkestone, Kent
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A pair of Elizabeth II silver armada dishes, 8ins diameter, by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, Sheffield 2000 (with presentation inscription), and an Elizabeth II silver cylindrical two-handled cup of Celtic design, with tapered body and on circular footrim, 5ins high, by I.L.J, Edinburgh 2000 (weight 33ozs) £300-400
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A George III silver oval two-handled entree dish and associated cover with reeded mounts and handles, 14.5ins x 8.25ins x 5ins high, the base by William Strood, London, 1801, the lid possibly by Peter Podio, London, 1835 (weight 33ozs - engraved with crest) £300-400
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Two pierced George V silver oval bowls, the shaped rims with bead mounts, the sides pierced with fan and scroll ornament, each by George, Nathan and Ridley Hayes, 9.25ins x 6.25ins x 3.75ins, Birmingham 1910, and 9.25ins x 6ins x 3.625ins high, Chester 1910 (weight 26ozs) £250-350
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A late Victorian silver Regimental circular punch bowl with moulded rim, part reeded and fluted body, on conforming circular footrim, 14ins diameter x 8.25ins high, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., London 1898, presented to Col. F.W. Kitchener and Officers, 2nd Battalion, the Prince of Wales Own (West Yorkshire Regt.), by the Officers 1st Battalion 5th Fusilier's, in Memory of Great Kindness Shown to Them, 1899" (weight 62ozs) £800-1200
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A George V silver circular rose bowl, the shaped rim cast with scroll ornament, the body embossed with leaf and reeded ornament, on circular footrim, 8ins diameter x 5.75ins high, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1910, and ebonised stand for same (weight 16ozs - with presentation inscription dated July 1911) £200-300
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A pair of Elizabeth II silver three branch candelabra with leaf cast mounts, urn pattern sconces and tapered stems, on circular bases, 8.25ins high, by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1952, and once retailed by Lane Crawford Ltd., Hong Kong (loaded) £200-300
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A pair of late Victorian silver two-handled urn pattern table oil lamps (now converted to electric) with part fluted bodies and on circular reeded footrims, 10ins high, makers mark rubbed, London 1899 (engraved with presentation inscription to each - complete with burners now separate), and shades for same £150-200
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A late Victorian silver mounted and cut glass claret jug, the plain mounts with angular handle, the bulbous body with slice and diamond cuttings, 8.25ins high, by Hirons & Plante, Birmingham, 1889 £250-350
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A George III silver two-handled urn pattern cup with moulded rim and girdle, with s-scroll handles and on circular footrim, 6.375ins high, by Peter and Ann Bateman, London, 1794 (weight 12ozs - monogrammed) £200-300
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A Victorian Regimental silver gilt cup and cover of Mannerist design, the whole cast with scroll strapwork, cartouche Putti and fruiting vines, with fruiting vine pattern finial, with bulbous knop to stem embossed with classical figures and with three rams heads, on confirming circular base, 6ins diameter x 9.75ins high, the lid by Andrew Crespel, London 1861, and engraved "From Charles Mansfield Clarke, to his Brother Officers, In Remembrance of His Service from Ensign to Colonel in the 'Die Hard'", the cup by Charles Thomas Fox and George Fox, London 1857, engraved with the 57th (West Middlesex) Regiment crest (weight 21ozs - gilding rubbed) £350-500
| Collection of Silver Prize Trophies won by F.T. Everard & Sons Limited of The Wharf, Greenhithe, Kent. | |
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match, 1962 - Champion Bowsprit Class - 2nd Prize Cup" - An Elizabeth II silver two-handled prize cup with urn pattern body, leaf capped double scroll handles and moulded footrim, 8ins high, by Viners Ltd, Sheffield, 1960 (weight 15ozs), and with black plinth for same £150-200
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"Fortieth Medway Barge Sailing Match, 1934 - Open Staysail Class - First prize - Presented by The Corporation of London - Won by Veronica" - A George V silver two-handled prize cup with urn shaped body, scroll handles and circular footrim, 13ins high, by A.E Poston & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1933 (weight 28ozs) £275-350
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - Challenge Cup - Presented by John Holman & Sons" and with names of six winners - A George V silver two-handled prize cup and domed cover, the body with moulded girdle, plain angular handles and moulded footrim, 17ins high, by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd., Chester 1927 (weight 48ozs) £500-700
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"Centenary Year Thames Sailing Barge Match - 14th June 1963 - Champion Bowsprit Class - First prize - Presented by Eastwoods Ltd - Won by Veronica" - An Edward VII silver two-handled prize cup and cover, the partly fluted body and cover with acorn pattern finials, reeded and lead capped handles and moulded circular footrim, 17.25ins high, by Mappin Brothers, London 1904 (weight 55ozs) £550-700
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 5th June 1937 - Champion Bowsprit Class - First prize - Won by Sara" - An Edward VIII silver two-handled prize cup and cover with plain body and moulded scroll handles, the tiered and domed cover with urn pattern finial and with moulded circular rim, 18.5ins high, by William Neale Ltd., London 1936 (weight 66ozs) £650-700
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"Grand Coronation Thames & Medway Barge Sailing Match, 1953 - A Champion Bowsprit Class - First Prize - Presented by The Joint Committee - Won by Sara" - A late Victorian silver two-handled prize cup with associated cover, the urn shaped body partly embossed with leaf ornament, with reeded and leaf capped handles and with conforming circular footrim, 12.75ins high, by Mappin & Webb, London 1899, the cover with turned and reeded finial, London 1935 (weight 50ozs) £500-700
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match, 1962 - Champion Bowsprit Class - 1st Prize" - An Elizabeth II silver two-handled prize cup, the plain body and leaf capped scroll handles with plain circular footrim, 11.5ins high, by J.T. & Co, Birmingham 1961 (weight 20ozs) £200-300
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 21st June 1930 - River (Bowsprit) Class - First Prize - Won by Sara" - A George V plain silver two-handled prize cup with angular handles and square foot, 11.25ins high, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1927 (weight 42ozs) £450-600
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 16th June 1936 - Second Prize - Coasting Sailing Barges - Won by Cambria" - A George V plain silver two-handled prize cup with angular capped scroll handles and circular footrim, 13ins high, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1935 (weight 42ozs) £400-600
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 5th June 1937 - Coasting Class - First Prize - Won by Veronica" - A George V plain silver three-handled Tyg with moulded scroll handles and moulded footrim and an associated cover by Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1935, cover probably Sheffield 1937 (weight 68ozs) £700-900
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 1957 - Champion Bowsprit Class - 1st Prize - Presented by Albert E. Reed & Company Limited - Won by Veronica" - A late Victorian silver two-handled rose bowl/trophy with reeded mounts to rim and girdle and the upper rim cast with leaf scroll and swag ornament, with flying scroll handles and on moulded footrim, 11ins diameter x 10.25ins high, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1898 (weight 55ozs) £550-700
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 26th June 1954 - Champion Bowsprit Class - 1st Prize - Won by Sara" - A Victorian silver two-handled prize cup, the bowl embossed and chased, with lozenge shaped cartouches, bead borders interspersed by shaped and leaf pattern cartouches and with leaf capped scroll handles and conforming footrim, 14ins high, by Robert Harper, London 1870 (weight 42ozs) £450-600
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"First Thames Coasting Class Sailing Barge Match - June 1905 - Third Prize - Won by Scotia" (F.T Everard Owner & Builder - F.W. Fuller, Captain) - An Edward VII plain silver three-handled prize cup, the shallow bowl with three moulded scroll handles and plain conical footrim, 8.125ins diameter x 9.5ins high, Birmingham 1904 (weight 42ozs) £450-600 |
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"Medway Barge Sailing Match - 23rd June 1938 - Coasting Class - First Prize - Won by Cambria (owners F.T Everard & Sons - Captain Finch)" - A George V plain silver square two-handled prize cup with moulded scroll handles and conforming square footrim, 11.75ins high, by Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1934 (weight 48ozs) £500-700
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"Silver Jubilee Medway Barge Sailing Match - 27th June 1935 - Second Prize - River Bowsprit Class - Won by "Veronica" (owners F.T Everard & Sons Ltd. - Captain J. Nunn)" - A George V plain silver two-handled prize cup with angular capped scroll handles and moulded footrim, 13.25ins high, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1934 (weight 42ozs) £450-600
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F.S. Cooper - "Racing Sailormen", published by Percival Marshall & Co, London 1963 (one volume), and K.S Garrett - "Everard of Greenhithe", published by The World Ship Society, Kendal, 1991 (one volume) £100-150
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An Edward VII silver circular rose bowl, the sides embossed with part reeding, bead work, fruit and leaf scroll ornament, two shaped cartouches and with moulded rim and footrim, 7.5ins diameter x 5.25ins high, by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, Chester 1905 (weight 14.5ozs - with presentation inscription, dated July 1907), and ebonised plinth for same £200-300
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A George III silver baluster-shaped mug with moulded rim and footrim and with leaf capped double scroll handle, 5.5ins high, by Samuel Courtauld, London 1764 (weight 13ozs), and a smaller mid-18th Century ditto, engraved with vacant shield pattern cartouche, 4.25ins high, probably by William Parry, Exeter (date letter indistinct - with old repairs - weight 5.75ozs) £350-500
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A mid-18th Century English silvery metal mounted coconut cup, the silvery metal rim engraved - "Phil. Dykes Esq. R. to Mr Chas Harrison Jnr, 1740", 5.25ins high £500-700
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A late 17th/early 18th Century English silvery metal mounted coconut cup on turned walnut stem, 7ins high (slight damage) £250-350
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Two Elizabeth II silver "Millennium" beakers of tapered form, each 4ins high, Nos. 108 and 109 of a Limited Edition of 1000, and a "Millennium" child's cup, 3ins high, No. 133 of 1000, all by A. Edward Jones Ltd, Birmingham 2000 (combined weight 10ozs - all boxed and with certificates) £150-200
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A George III silver wine funnel in three sections with bead mounts to rim, 4.75ins, possibly by William Skeen, London 1782 (weight 2ozs - dented), and a late Victorian silver oval sugar basket with shaped and moulded rim, the body of panelled form and engraved with band of leaf work, on conforming footrim, 6.75ins x 4.875ins x 4.125ins high, by Walker & Hall, Chester 1895 (weight 9ozs) £150-200
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A George III cast silver taper stick with knopped and baluster shape stem, the square shaped base with shell capped corners, 4.75ins high, by William Case, London 1761, and associated silvery metal twin branch candelabrum, 5.75ins high overall (weight 5.3ozs overall) (with repairs to scroll branches) £350-500
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A George III silver oval sauce boat with moulded double C-scroll handle, on scroll feet, 2.75ins high, by Hester Bateman, London 1780 (weight 2.8ozs), and a George III silver oval cream boat with plain C-scroll handle, on scroll feet, 2.125ins high, makers mark rubbed, London 1787 (weight 1.5ozs) £150-200
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An Edward VII silver rectangular purse/card case engraved with leaf scroll ornament, with cloth lined interior, 3.5ins x 2.375ins, by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1903 (monogrammed), a ditto plain silver notebook holder, 3.75ins x 2.5ins, engraved with initials "J.E.D", Birmingham 1905, five silver vesta cases, a lighter and a pocket watch holder £150-200
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An Edward VII silver rectangular card case engraved with circular cartouche and leaf scroll ornament, 3.375ins x 1.875ins, makers mark rubbed, Birmingham 1906, one other silver engine turned notecase, six silver vesta cases and another small box £150-200
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An Elizabeth II silver and enamel square compact, the lid enamelled with blue cornflowers, on a white engine turned ground, the back with engine turned decoration, 2.625ins square, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1951 £100-150
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