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Edwardian silver christening set - comprising fork, spoon and napkin ring with engraved initials, in a fitted case (London 1905), another christening spoon and fork in a fitted case (London 1937 / 1938), pair Georgian salt spoons (London 1816) and a pair of silver jam spoons (Sheffield 1916), various makers. All at approximately 7ozs (qty)
£60 - 100
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Late Edwardian / early George V silver four piece tea set - comprising teapot of compressed baluster form, with faceted panels and flared rim, angular ebony handle and hinged domed cover with ebony finial, on a reeded oval foot, matching hot water jug, sugar and cream (Sheffield 1909 / 1910 / 1911), maker - W. F. / A. F. All at approximately 57ozs, teapot 28cm across
£400 - 600
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Exceptionally fine quality set of four George IV Irish silver double entree dishes of rectangular form, with cast floral decoration, engraved armorials and detachable scroll and foliate loop handles (Dublin 1825), sponsor mark for Jas. Le Bass. Each dish, cover and handle separately numbered 1 to 4 and engraved on the base - 'Jas. Moore Fecit'. No. 1 also engraved 'Weight of four double dishes and handles 345ozs - 18dwts'. No. 1 bears full armorial shield and separate crest with motto 'Fortitude et Prudentia' on the cover and double bull / chapeau crests on base. No. 2 and No. 4 bear double bull / chapeau crests on both covers and bases. No. 3 bears double bull / chapeau crests on cover and single lion's head crest on base. All at approximately 345ozs, 32.5cm across.
Provenance: From the collection of the late Sir George and Lady Clark of Ballygowan, Northern Ireland, by descent from Sir George's uncle, Captain Henry Douglas Clark (1889-1952), a gentleman who amassed his collection whilst living at Hoveton Hall, Norfolk and in South Africa
£6000 - 8000
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Pair Victorian silver plated candlesticks of tapering form, with fluted decoration, beaded borders and inverted bell candle holders on circular pedestal bases, separate sconces, 29cm overall height
£60 - 100
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Set of four early 19th century Old Sheffield Plate candlesticks in the George II style, on stepped octagonal bases, 23cm overall height
£60 - 100
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Early 20th century Continental silver flower vase in the form of a double cornucupia, embossed with shell and scroll decoration and panels with amorous scenes, the centre featuring a cherub playing the lute under a pierced scroll handle, on four double scroll feet (Edinburgh import marks for 1937). All at approximately 19ozs, 27cm across
£300 - 400
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Edwardian silver bowl of circular form, with pierced decoration and scroll handles (Birmingham 1909), A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd. All at approximately 6ozs, 21cm across handles
£60 - 100
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1960s silver miniature four piece tea and coffee set - comprising teapot of half fluted form with angular handle and domed cover, matching sugar, cream, coffee pot and long tray (Birmingham 1968), maker - S. J. R., tray 15cm overall length (5)
£50 - 70
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William IV Irish silver fiddle pattern straining spoon with fixed grille and engraved armorial crest (Dublin 1833), maker - R. W. S. All at approximately 5ozs, 30cm overall length
£100 - 150
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Pair Mexican silver salad servers of plain form, with flattened handles and flower-head terminals, stamped - '925 Sterling', F. Ramirez. All at approximately 8ozs, 25.7cm overall length
£60 - 100
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Late William IV / early Victorian silver Kings pattern fish slice with decorative pierced blade (London 1837), Mary Chawner. All at approximately 8ozs, 32.5cm overall length
£60 - 100
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Pair George III silver Kings with Union's Heel pattern sprung servers with pierced blades and engraved armorials (London 1804). All at approximately 9½ ozs, 31.5cm overall length
£100 - 150
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Edwardian silver hot water jug of baluster form, with half-fluted decoration, foliate spout, ebony scroll handle and hinged domed cover with turned wooden finial, on circular domed foot (London 1909), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. All at approximately 12ozs, 20cm overall height
£80 - 120
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George III Irish silver cream jug of helmet form, with bright cut decoration, engraved armorial crest, reeded borders and loop handle (Dublin 1802). All at approximately 6ozs, 12.5cm overall height
£80 - 120
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George III silver cream jug of bellied form, with bright cut decoration and gadrooned rim, engraved monogram and loop handle, on four ball feet (London 1814), maker - R. P. All at approximately 5ozs, 14.5cm across
£80 - 120
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Set of twelve Continental silver coffee spoons with fluted bowls and floral stems, engraved initial - A. (marked - Sterling). All at approximately 4ozs, 9.7cm overall length
£60 - 100
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Set of six Edwardian silver coffee cup holders with pierced floral decoration and scroll handles (London 1909), A. & N. C. S. L., with six Coalport primrose-yellow and gilt decorated coffee cups and saucers, holders 4.5cm diameter
£80 - 100
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Selection of miscellaneous Victorian, Edwardian and later silver - including set of six tea glasses with silver holders, sauce boat, sugar bowl, three piece condiment set, shoehorn and button hooks, flatware, bud vase and cased set of six Queen Elizabeth II Coronation commemorative coffee spoons (various dates and makers). All at approximately 21ozs
£150 - 250
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Victorian silver cream jug of baluster form, with embossed scroll and floral decoration, scroll handle, on three paw feet (London 1858), Henry John Lias and Henry John Lias. All at approximately 4ozs, 12.5cm overall height
£60 - 80
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Early 19th century Irish silver decanter label - 'Claret' (Dublin, circa 1821 / 1824), together with one other 'Scotch Whiskey' (Dublin 1813), maker - J. T. (2)
£60 - 100
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George III silver decanter label - 'Brandy' (London 1802), together with one other late 19th century cast shell and floral decoration 'Rye', marked - I. L. & Son Ltd. (2)
£60 - 100
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Fine quality set of six early 19th century French silver gilt, fiddle / thread pattern grapefruit or egg spoons, with engraved monogram, in original red Moroccan leather case. All at approximately 4ozs, 13.5cm overall length
£150 - 200
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Fine quality set of twelve early 19th century French high grade silver gilt dessert knives with agate handles and inset monogram shields, in original red Moroccan leather case, knives 19.5cm overall length
£300 - 500
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Fine quality early 19th century French high grade silver gilt dessert set - comprising six pairs shell, fiddle and thread pattern spoons and forks and a pierced serving spoon with engraved monogram, in original red Moroccan leather case. All at approximately 25ozs, serving spoon 22cm overall length
£300 - 500
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Pair good quality silver plated shell salts on dolphin supports and triangular bases, 8.5cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Late Victorian / Edwardian four piece silver tea set - comprising teapot of bellied form, with band of raised decoration, angular ebony handle and hinged domed cover with ebony finial, matching coffee pot, sugar and cream (Birmingham 1900 / 1906), maker - J. D. & Co. Ld., together with a pair 1930s silver sugar tongs (Birmingham 1934). All at approximately 52ozs, coffee pot 20.7cm overall height (5)
£400 - 500
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1930s Georg Jensen silver bowl of circular form, with spot-hammered finish, on circular foot (Import marks London 1931), together with a Georg Jensen silver spoon with spot-hammered bowl and loop handle with leaf and berry terminal (Import marks London 1934), both items stamped with Georg Jensen trademark. All at approximately 8ozs, bowl 12.3cm diameter
£150 - 200
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Fine quality William IV Irish silver coffee pot of compressed baluster form, with fluted panels of ornate floral and foliate decoration, flared rim and fruit / leaf silver handle with ivory insulation, long spout and hinged domed cover with melon finial and engraved crest, on circular foot with four stylised shell and scroll feet (Dublin 1830), James Fray. All at approximately 36ozs, 22cm overall height
£800 - 1000
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A rare George III Irish provincial 'hook-end' soup ladle with chased scroll and fluted shell bowl, feather-edge lower stem and chased floral upper stem with engraved armorial, marked - Starling G. M. (Limerick, circa 1770), George Moore. All at approximately 8ozs, 36cm overall length.
N.B. Similar example sold at Lawrence's Crewkerne 11. October 2016 - Lot 96
£4000 - 6000
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Pair George III silver footed sauce boats of conventional form, with gadrooned borders and scroll handles, on oval pedestal bases (London 1812), possibly Crispin Fuller. All at approximately 14ozs, 18.5cm across
£300 - 500
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Late 19th century Continental silver easel mirror with classical pierced figure and foliate decoration and ornate cresting, with figurative panels and bird and face mask finials, decorative bevelled mirror plate and red velvet back, apparently unmarked, possibly Italian, 32cm overall height
£150 - 200
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Late 19th century Indian silver four piece tea / coffee set - comprising teapot of melon form, with repousse decoration, consisting of panels with animals and birds against a jungle background, hinged domed cover with similar decoration and elephant finial and elephant head and trunk handle with ivory insulators, on a domed circular foot, matching baluster coffee pot, sugar and cream, the sugar and cream marked - Grish Chunder Dutt, Bhowanipore, Calcutta, coffee pot marked - 90 DC, teapot unmarked. All at approximately 64ozs, coffee pot 23cm overall height
£1200 - 1500
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George I silver brandy warmer of bellied form, with engraved monogram and side mounted turned wooden handle (London 1723), possibly John Hugh Le Sage. All at approximately 3ozs, 7.5cm diameter
£100 - 150
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Pair fine quality early 20th century silver sauce boats in the Georgian style, with open scroll handles, on three scroll and pad feet (London 1910), Pairpoint Bros. All at approximately 34ozs, 17cm across
£500 - 700
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Fine quality Victorian silver meat dish of oval form, with large bead border and engraved crest, underside stamped - 6976 Hunt & Roskell Late Storr & Mortimer (London 1854), John Samuel Hunt. All at approximately 44ozs, 41cm across
£700 - 800
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Edwardian novelty silver
pen-wipe in the form of a pig (London 1906), maker - B. & L. Ld., 7cm overall length
£70 - 100
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1930s H. G. Murphy silver bowl of circular form, with spot-hammered finish, on three pad feet (London 1934 with Jubilee mark). All at approximately 8ozs, 11cm diameter
£400 - 600
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Set of twelve Georgian Scottish provincial silver fiddle pattern tablespoons with engraved crest and motto 'Alis Nutrior' for Simpson (Aberdeen, circa 1800), George Booth. All at approximately 30ozs
£750 - 850
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Pair early 19th century Scottish provincial silver decanter labels of elongated form, with reeded borders and suspension chains, engraved - 'Sherry' and 'Port' (Aberdeen, circa 1820), William Jamieson, 4.5cm across
£120 - 160
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George III Scottish provincial silver decanter label of rectangular form, with double line border and suspension chain, engraved - 'Port' (Aberdeen, circa 1800), George Booth, 4.2cm across
£80 - 120
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Two early 19th century Scottish provincial silver decanter labels of elongated octagonal form, with reeded borders and suspension chains, engraved - 'Madeira' and 'Whisky' (Aberdeen, circa 1820), William Jamieson, 4.5cm across
£120 - 160
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Pair early 19th century Scottish provincial silver sugar tongs (Aberdeen, circa 1820), William Jamieson, together with a sugar spoon (Aberdeen, circa 1830), William Whitecross, tongs 14.5cm overall length (2)
£60 - 100
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Contemporary silver horse racing trophy in the form of a harp, on a green marble base with applied silver plaque - 'Harp Lager Handicap Stakes York 1791', 'Won by Loudoun Gale' (London 1970), Edward Barnard & Son, 22.5cm overall height
£150 - 200
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Victorian silver Etruscan revival-style jug of baluster form, with half-fluted decoration, narrow neck and flared pouring rim, scroll handle with classical foliate decoration, on a circular domed foot (London 1871), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 9ozs, 18.5cm overall height
£120 - 150
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Late George II silver two-bottle cruet, the stand with figure-of-eight base, applied shield with engraved armorial crest, scroll handle, on four shell feet with acanthus scroll supports, with two cut glass bottles with white metal mounts (London 1759), Samuel Ward. Frame approximately 19ozs, 20cm overall height including bottles
£200 - 300
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Eastern white metal pot of globular form, with allover applied filigree decoration, separate domed cover with similar decoration and intricate flower-head finial, together with an Old Sheffield Plate snuffer tray with gadrooned border and engraved armorial crest, snuffer tray 23cm across (2)
£40 - 60
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Pair late 19th / early 20th century white metal grape scissors with fox and grapes handles, in a leather-covered case, 16.5cm overall length
£30 - 50
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1940s silver teapot of compressed baluster form, with egg and line border and flared foliate scroll rim, ebony loop handle and hinged domed cover with turned ebony finial, on four foliate mounted legs with shell and hoof feet (Sheffield 1944), maker - R. & S. All at approximately 24ozs, 26cm across
£300 - 400
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George III silver sugar vase of egg cup form, with pierced decoration and bead border, beaded swing handle, on a pedestal foot with pierced border and bead edge (lacking glass liner) (London 1780), marks rubbed. All at approximately 5ozs, 20cm overall height to handle
£50 - 70
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George III silver five-bottle cruet of circular form, with pierced border and gadrooned rim, central bottle frame with decorative carrying handle, on three ball and claw feet, together with five matching cut glass bottles with white metal caps (London 1772), Charles Aldridge and Henry Green, frame approximately 12ozs, 22cm overall height
£200 - 300
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