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A MIXED LOT: A set of six Old Sheffield plated tea spoons, c.1790, an Edwardian mutton-chop holder, London 1905, a set of six late 19th century Norwegian tea spoons, gilt bowls, by Tostrup, and a Victorian electroplated, combined pair of ice tongs, an ice pick & crusher with a Registered Design lozenge; the latter 9" (23 cms) long; 2.8 oz weighable silver £120-150 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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SIX MODERN REPLICAS OF A HENRY VIII ST. JULIAN APOSTLE SPOON, (the original in the possession of the Worshipful Company of Innholders), maker's mark "HGHS&P" (script), London, mixed dates 1934/34/37; each 8.25" (21 cms) long; 17.95 oz (6) £200-250 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GROUP OF INTERESTING PLATED ITEMS: A set of eight Victorian game/poultry skewers, an ice pick/hammer, a pair of close-plated sugar tongs, a French egg topper by Christofle, a pair of sugar nips, a Victorian pickle fork & matching cold meat fork, a bread fork & sardine fork, an ivory-handled crumb scoop, an ivory-handled hambone holder, an oyster fork and an Old Sheffield dish wedge; the latter 3.5" (9 cms) long (lot) £40-60 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT: A "Manchester Dog Show" prize dessert spoon, a dessert fork, a three-prong dessert fork, a Dutch "windmill" tea spoon, an Exeter mustard spoon, an Exeter tea spoon, a modern picture-back tea spoon (Prince of Wales' feathers), six Victorian tea spoons, crested, a set of six tea spoons with golf clubs on the terminals, a Scottish mustard spoon and a set of five Art-Deco coffee spoons; 14 oz (lot) £100-150 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GEORGE III NORTH COUNTRY PROVINCIAL SKEWER of plain tapering form with a drilled hole at the end, initialled, by Richard Richardson IV, Chester 1778; 11.75" (30 cms) long; 2.9 oz £350-400 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN SOUP LADLE initialled "S", by Messrs. Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London 1814 and a pair of West Country Fiddle table spoons, initialled, by George Turner, Exeter 1830-31; the ladle 12.7" (32.4 cms) long; 10.35 oz (3) £180-220 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SOUP LADLE initialled "A", by Robert Gray (of Glasgow), Edinburgh 1799; 13.9" (35.4 cms) long; 6.25 oz £100-130 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GEORGE I SCOTTISH HANOVERIAN PATTERN BASTING SPOON with a plain moulded rattail, initialled "MD" on the back of the terminal, by Harry Beathune, Edinburgh 1726 (Assay Master Edward Penman); 13.2" (33.5 cms) long; 5.8 oz £600-800 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A CASED SET OF SIX LATE 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN COFFEE SPOONS with niellowork scrolls on the backs of the bowls, maker's mark unclear (squeezed), state marks for 1896-1908; 4.25" (10.6 cms) long; 2.4 oz £120-150 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN, PRINCESS NO.1 PATTERN, BASTING SPOONS crested, by John Whiting, London 1857; 12.2" (31 cms) long; 10.95 oz (2) £160-170 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PAIR OF SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL FIDDLE TODDY LADLES initialled "A", probably by Thomas Dall of Cupar (TD, TD, S, crown, castle, thistle) c.1820; 5.5" (14 cms) long; 2.25 oz (2) £150-200 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT: Two souvenir tea spoons "Sham Castle, Bath" by J. Round, Sheffield 1933/38, a set of five Coronation tea spoons with enamelled terminal 1936, a bowls "prize" tea spoon & a tea spoon with a Manx cat terminal, Chester 1919; 3.25 oz (9) £60-80 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SALT SPOONS in a rare, unnamed pattern* with gilt bowls, crested, by Charles Eley, London 1828; 4.5" (11.3 cms) long; 1.8 oz (2) £60-80 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*This is not dissimilar to Double Shell & Laurel pattern, though it has single anthemions and oak leaves & acorns, not laurel.
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A GEORGE III SCOTTISH LARGE HASH OR BASTING SPOON with a large drop, initialled "M" over "WA" on the back of the terminals, struck twice with the maker's mark "I.C" & townmark (also twice); 15.3" (39 cms) long; 6 oz £150-200 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PAIR OF GEORGE II HANOVERIAN PATTERN TABLE SPOONS with gilt bowls by Phillip Roker (II), London 1747 (contained in a fitted case); 4 oz £30-50 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GEORGE III NORTH COUNTRY PROVINCIAL BASTING SPOON Old English pattern, by Richard Richardson IV, Chester 1782; 11.5" (29 cms) long; 2.9 oz £350-400 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A MODERN PART-CANTEEN OF DUBARRY PATTERN FLATWARE INCLUDING: Two table spoons, six table forks, six soup spoons, six dessert forks, six dessert spoons, six fish knives, six fish forks, six tea spoons & six coffee spoons, maker's mark "H.F&Co", Sheffield 1962/63; 74.4 oz (50) £300-500 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A SET OF TWENTY THREE GEORGE IV IRISH FIDDLE TABLE FORKS crested*, by Thomas Farley or Farnett, Dublin 1829, 65 oz (23) £500-600 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*Earl's Coronet & crest of Nugent.
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A SET OF EIGHT GEORGE IV IRISH FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE SPOONS crested*, probably by Thomas Farley or Farnett, Dublin 1829; 22.25 oz (8) £200-250 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*Baron's Coronet & crest of Nugent.
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A GEORGE II SCOTTISH MARROW SPOON by Charles Dickson, Edinburgh 1740 (Assay Master Douglas Ged) and a George III Irish sauce ladle, Onslow pattern, with a fluted shell bowl, by John Hamilton, Dublin 1768; the latter 7.5" ( 19 cms) long; 3.8 oz (2) £150-200 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A SET OF SIXTEEN WILLIAM IV IRISH FIDDLE DESSERT FORKS crested*, by William Cummins, Dublin 1830; 19.9 oz (16) £180-220 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*Earl's Coronet & crest of Nugent.
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A SET OF SIX GEORGE III PROVINCIAL FIDDLE PATTERN TEA SPOONS initialled, by Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1824, a set of six similar Exeter-marked tea spoons, initialled, by Josiah Williams & Co. (of Bristol), 1876 and four London-made Fiddle tea spoons, initialled, by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1846; 9.8 oz (16) £120-130 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PAIR OF GEORGE IV FIDDLE SAUCE LADLES initialled "T", by William Traies, London 1829 and a single example, initialled, by Richard Crossley & George Smith, London 1809, each approx. 6.9" (17.5 cms) long; 6.1 oz (3) £80-100 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A SET OF SIX GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TEA SPOONS initialled "MM", by Hester Bateman, London 1787 and another set of six similar, initialled "EG", by Stephen Adams, London 1782; 4.8 oz (12) £150-170 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A RARE GEORGE III MINIATURE COFFIN-END CADDY SPOON initialled, unmarked c.1805 together with an engraved caddy spoon, initialled "AH" by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1800 and an engraved Fiddle caddy spoon with a rectangular bowl by George Unite, Birmingham 1845; the miniature spoon 1.5" (3.8 cms) long; 0.75 oz (3) £180-200 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A SET OF EIGHT PAIRS OF IVORY-HANDLED FISH KNIVES AND FORKS by J & W. Deakin, Sheffield 1922 and six various antique dessert spoons, Hanoverian pattern, all crested (and two also initialled); 7.25 oz weighable silver (22) £100-150 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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AN ARTS & CRAFTS CADDY SPOON with a punch-beaded border around the handle, by the Keswick School of Industrial Art, Chester 1918 together with a matching plated example and a stainless steel (Firth Staybrite) example, all by the Keswick School; 2.6" (6.8 cms) long; 0.45 oz weighable silver (3) £100-130 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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AN EDWARDIAN PART CANTEEN OF QUEEN'S PATTERN FLATWARE INCLUDING: Six table spoons, six table forks, six dessert spoons, six dessert forks, six tea spoons & two sauce ladles all initialled "H", by John Round of Sheffield 1902/04 together with a set of six modern table knives & six side knives to match (with stainless steel blades) by C.J. Vander Ltd., London 1958/59 and a plated sauce ladle; 77.2 oz weighable silver (45) £500-700 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A RARE GEORGE III IRISH PROVINCIAL "HOOK-END" SOUP LADLE with a swirl-fluted bowl and a chased, feather-edge stem, crested, by George Moore of Limerick (G.M, STARLING, G.M), c.1770; 14.5" (37 cms long); 6.6 oz £1400-1600 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*For a very similar ladle by the same maker, which sold recently in these rooms, see lot 96 on 11th October 2016.
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH PROVINCIAL TABLE SPOONS Bright-cut & Star pattern, crested (with later "berry" decoration in the bowls), by an unascribed maker (J.Sd, STERLING), either Cork or Limerick c.1800 (in a fitted case); 3.85 oz (2) £200-300 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GEORGE III IRISH HOOK-END BASTING SPOON with a single drop, crested, by Alexander Richards, Dublin 1758; 11.55" (29.3 cms) long; 3.9 oz £250-300 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A RARE GEORGE III IRISH PROVINCIAL DESSERT SPOON with a pointed end, crested, by Samuel Purdon, (S.P, trefoil, S.P), Limerick 1810-20; 0.8 oz £250-300 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH FIDDLE BASTING SPOONS crested*, by James Le Bass, Dublin 1838; 12.4" (31.5 cms) long; 7.8 oz (2) £120-160 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*Baron's Coronet & crest of Nugent.
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A LATE 18TH CENTURY DANISH FIDDLE & THREAD PATTERN STRAINER SPOON of serving size, the bowl pierced, and engraved on the back with a basket of flower & foliage within a decorative border, maker's mark "CAK", Copenhagen 1794; 11.5" (29.2 cms) long; 4.4 oz £100-130 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A SET OF FIVE GEORGE IV IRISH FIDDLE TABLE FORKS crested* by Thomas Farley or Farnett, Dublin 1825 and an Irish Fiddle soup ladle, crested to match, by P. Weekes, Dublin 1840; 21.2 oz £200-250 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*Baron's Coronet & crest of Nugent.
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A GEORGE IV CHAMBER-STYLE TAPERSTICK (from an inkstand) with conical snuffer & ring handle, by William Barrett (II), London 1826 and a pair of close-plated scissor snuffers; the latter 7" (18 cms) long; 2.6 oz weighable silver (2) £100-150 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GEORGE III SWING HANDLED SUGAR BASKET on a circular pedestal foot with a part-fluted, campana-shaped bowl and an engraved coat of arms on one side, maker's mark partially unclear "?S", London 1798; 4.2" (10.5 cms) diameter; 8.72 oz £150-200 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A SMALL VICTORIAN TOAST RACK with scroll ends and cast openwork feet, by J. Aldwinckle & T. Slater, London 1889 and a cased set of six Edwardian seal-top tea spoons by T. Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1907; the toast rack 6.7" (17 cms) long; 9.4 oz (2) £80-120 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A FRUIT OR STRAWBERRY DISH of shallow form with a polyfoil outline and scalloped sides, by Richard Comyns, London 1933 (retailer's mark of "Wilson & Gill, 139 Regent St. London"); 10.1" (25.6 cms) diameter; 24.25 oz £180-220 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PAIR OF SAUCE BOATS on three legs with wavy, moulded rims & leaf-capped, flying scroll handles, by Horace Woodward & Co., Birmingham 1918; 7.75" (19.8 cms) long; 19.9 oz (2) £200-300 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A GRADUATED PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN BONBON DISHES of shaped circular outline with pierced and embossed decoration, by H. Atkin, Sheffield 1899; the larger one 9.1" (23 cms) diameter; 7.6 oz (2) £60-80 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A MODERN ENGINE-TURNED CIGARETTE CASE of rounded oblong form with a gilt interior, by Asprey & Co.Ltd., London 1923 and a modern quaich with a reeded border, and a small inscription, by H. Atkin, Sheffield 1919; the latter 6.75" (17 cms) long; 10.4 oz (2) £80-120 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A SMALL DISH OR COASTER of shaped circular outline with a moulded border, the centre with an engraved script monogram, by Steward Dawson Ltd., London 1913; 6.75" (17 cms) diameter; 6.8 oz £40-60 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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AN EDWARDIAN SWING HANDLED BASKET of rounded oblong outline with pierced & embossed sides and ball & claw feet, maker's mark "JS&S", Birmingham 1902; 1.2" (28.3 cms) long; 15.9 oz £80-120 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A PLAIN RECTANGULAR PHOTOGRAPH FRAME with a lacquered wooden easel back, crested, by H.H. Plante, Birmingham 1933; 13.5" (34.5 cms) high £100-150 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN EMBOSSED DRESSING TABLE TRAY with a fluted border, and a vacant central cartouche by Jones & Crompton, Birmingham 1901 and a 20th century Italian fruit dish with a cast border and four feet; the latter 10.25" (26 cms) long; 24.6 oz (2) £180-220 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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A MODERN CIGARETTE BOX inscribed & monogrammed (wood lined), London 1919, a cigarette case initialled "ARFM" & inscribed inside, and four mounts from a blotter fixed to a wooden board with a glass insert, inscribed; the latter 10" (25.6 cms) long; 7.6 oz weighable silver (3) £100-150 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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TWO SIMILAR CHASED PLAQUES of shaped, arched outline each featuring three racing class yachts in full sail (one with hills, a village & a lighthouse in the background, the other with a large rock, a steamer & a dinghy, perhaps on the Clyde?), each with part marks for Glasgow 1895*; 16" (40.5 cms) long; 26 oz (2) £300-400 (+ 26.4% BP*)
*These were probably from the plinth of a yacht racing trophy or something similar.
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A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN BLOWN GLASS NOVELTY DECANTERS each in the form of a small dog with mounted cork stoppers & collars, the stoppers marked by Elkington & Co., Birmingham/London 1905; 10.5" (26.7 cms) long (2) £400-500 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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CRICKETING INTEREST: An Edwardian rectangular inkstand with a central "cricket ball" inkwell decorated with an enamelled rose, with two pen depressions and a set of stumps at each end, inscribed "From some Lancashire Amateurs on the occasion of his marriage, 1908", by Charles Edwards, London 1908 (on a velvet-covered base); 8.6" (21.8 cms) long; 11.1 oz £300-400 (+ 26.4% BP*)
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