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A small group of antique sterling silver boxes
Including: a George V sovereign case, Birmingham 1912, by Aaron Lufkin Dennison, length 6 cm / 2.3 inches, an Edwardian vesta case, Chester 1903, by Henry Griffith & Sons Ltd, with foliate scrolls, length 5.2 cm / 2 inches and a late 19th century French silver box, with rocaille decoration and cartouche, the inside of the lid with a mirror, length 4.1 cm / 1.6 inches. (3)
Total weight-101 grams / 3.2 ozt
£100-150
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A mixed group of Antique sterling silver smalls, including a Victorian novelty pepper pot Chester 1895 maker's mark obscured but probably Cornelius Saunders & Frank Shepherd
Modelled as a saucepan with cover, gilt wash interior, together with a George V scent bottle, of plain circular form with screw cap top, Birmingham 1921 by A & J Zimmerman, and modern silver pill box, circular form, London import marks for 1988. (3)
Saucepan length-6.1 cm / 2.4 inches
Weight-47 grams / 1.5 ozt
£100-150
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A late 19th century/early 20th century Italian 800 standard silver letter opener, Naples circa 1900 by Giacinto Melillo (1846-1915)
The broad blade inscribed 'Elsig Giesbrechit Linden, Zum 16 April 1903', the handle of ornate tulip form, beaded decoration with bulbous end, probably filled. Together with a George III sweetmeat fork, Old English pattern London 1805 by EI (?). (2)
Paperknife Length-18 cm / 7 inches
Paperknife weight-130 grams / 4.18 ozt
£150-250
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An early 20th century French Guilloche enamel and silver-gilt dressing table box, Paris circa 1910 by Gaston Bardies
Of circular form, the lid with a central white enamel centre and out ring of blue enamel with Fleur de Lys, separated by concentric gilt bands. The sides of blue enamel with an engine turned gilt base, interior gilt, marked to base flange.
Diameter-10 cm / 4 cm
Height-3 cm / 1.15 inches
£300-400
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A Napoleon III, mid-19th century French scent casket by Tahan, circa 1860
Of rectangular box form with canted corners, the ebonised and gilt metal inlay and strung exterior with three inset painted ivory bosses of flowers beneath glass, opening to reveal a tulipwood interior with three square form scent bottles with stoppers decorated with gilt stars. Marked 'TAHAN F T<$>A PARIS' to the interior lid lock plate.
Length-18.5 cm / 7.25 inches
Width-9 cm / 3.5 inches
Height-10 cm / 4 inches λ
£200-300
Alphonse Tahan (active 1830-1880) was the official cabinet maker to Emperor Napoleon III. Located at 30 Rue De La Paix from 1849 onwards and Boulevard Des Italiens from 1878. The work of Tahan was exhibited at both the Crystal Palace exhibition of 1851 and the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1855, winning medals on both occasions.
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A scarce early Daguerreotype of three choir boys reading sheet music, quarter-plate circa 1845, unknown artist
The three boys in cassocks surrounding a lectern turning sheet music, held within an arched burnished gilt brass matt, glazed without a preserver in a leather fitted velvet lined case. Patina ring, glass probably original.
Case dimensions 12 cm / 4.75 inches x 9.25 cm / 3.6 inches
£200-300
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A first half of the 19th century collection of Italian Grand Tour plaster intaglios mounted in six volumes, circa 1810-50
In the manner of Giovanni Liberotti, comprising a complete set 211 intaglios displayed within a set of six half velum and tooled brown cloth covered volumes, each volume with a list to the inside front and back covers of the intaglios contained, book plate to front for Alexander Rowland below a Lion sejant to dexter and motto 'benigno numine', the volumes titled Musei Diversi (to three) Museo Sommariva, Opere Di Canova, Museo Di Napolialban e Sommariva, the volumes including works from these institutions. (6)
Height-25 cm / 9.75 inches
Width-16 cm / 6.25 inches wide
Depth-5 cm / 2 inches
£1500-2000
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An interesting mixed group of antique sterling silver flatware, including a George I table spoon London 1723, maker's mark obscured
Also to include; two bright but engraved dessert spoons 1794 one by Soloman Hougham the other Thomas Northcote, a Scottish feathered edge dessert spoon Edinburgh 1820 by Andrew Wilkie, a Victorian fiddle pattern sugar sifter Exeter 1856 by Edwin Sweet. Two cream ladles, one onslow pattern Sheffield 1902, the other with shell bowl and a registered design pattern Sheffield 1889, a further sugar sifter, four trefid teaspoons Sheffield 1921, a George III teaspoon London 1812 by Alice and George Burrows, two ice cream spoons, and a modern silver gilt king's pattern table spoon London 1962. (16)
Weight-471 grams / 15.14 ozt
£200-300
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A mixed group of antique sterling silver flatware, including a set of eight fish knives and forks Sheffield1872/73 by Henry Atkin
Of conventional form with ivory handles. Also to include four dessert spoons and four dessert forks, in the Hanoverian pattern London 1931 by Mappin & Webb, a pair of Queen's pattern salt spoons London 1874 by George Adams, a Queen's pattern dessert spoon London 1862 by Elizabeth & John Eaton, a jam spoon, tea tongs, three butter knives, nineteen Effingham golf club teaspoons. A cased set of 6 teaspoons, Sheffield 1922 (Q)
Weight-841 grams / 29.29 ozt
£250-350
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A mixed selection of 18th century and later dessert spoons and other flatware
Two George II hanoverian spoons London 1736 by Isaac Callard, another London 1766 by Richard Redrick, another by James Tookey, London date obscured, another London 1780, three further stem marked dessert spoons, two table spoons London 1777 by Thomas Tookey, three beaded edge dessert spoons London 1774 by John Lambe, two further beaded edge dessert spoons London 1782 by George Smith III, two further spoons by London 1806 and 1798 by Richard Crossley and William Sumner, together with four Georgian Salt Spoons one by Willaim Chawner. Multiple crests.
Weight-669 grams / 21.58 ozt
£200-250
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A William IV/Victorian antique sterling silver part canteen of King's pattern, some Scottish
Comprising five single struck tables spoons Edinburgh 1855 by James & Walter Marshall, three single struck dessert spoons Edinburgh 1844/1851 by James & Walter Marshall, three single struck dessert forks London 1898 by Josiah Williams & Co, six double struck teaspoons three London 1831 by William Chawner three London 1839 by Charles Boyton, two single struck Edinburgh examples, a double struck sauce ladle London 1843 by George Adams, plus two fiddle thread and shell salt spoons one London 1825 by William Chawner the other London 1844 by George Adams. (22)
Weight-1015 grams / 36.63 ozt
£300-400
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A mixed group of interesting antique sterling silver flatware, mostly Scottish provincial including six eggs spoons Aberdeen by George Jamison, London 1861
Of fiddle pattern, with spade shaped bowls, initialled 'S'. A Victorian Aberdeen pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs, Edinburgh 1841 by Rettie & Son, also marked with A B D in separate punches. A pair of king's pattern sugar tongs Edinburgh 1850 by J B Cameron. An egg spoon Edinburgh 1840 and teaspoon Edinburgh 1849 both, initialled 'R' makers mark for Rettie & Son, the teaspoon over stamped with the mark for George Sangster. A teaspoon by Peter Lambert of Montrose (AF), three probably provincial stem marked teaspoons in Scottish fiddle pattern circa 1770, all initialled 'M' one marked with AS, the others IW (unidentified). A Scottish provincial sauce ladle marked with a maker's mark four times overstriking itself, JH, (unidentified). Also to include: a teaspoon by Hester Bateman, London 1788, two king's pattern salt spoon, London 1860 marked for George Jamieson, a pair of George III salt spoons, shell bowl and beaded edge, London 1784 by George Smith, a pair of Victorian butter/fish knives, Sheffield 1858 by Roberts & Slater, and an Iraqi silver niello napkin ring. (23)
Weighable weight-454 grams / 14.6 ozt
£200-300
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A mixed selection of Georgian and later flatware, including a set of six teaspoons, London 1891 by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, overstriking another
Each of fiddle pattern, also to include; a George III dessert spoon London 1787 by Richard Crossley, two George III teaspoons in fiddle and shell pattern, London 1818 by Thomas Wilkes Barker, a pair of Victorian teaspoons, fiddle patter Exeter 1852 by John Stone, four salt spoons, an egg/mustard spoon, butter knife, various teaspoons. Weight-525 grams / 16.88 ozt
£120-160
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A mixed group of interesting antique sterling silver flatware including a pair of dessert servers, Sheffield 1919 by Henry Atkin
With flat scroll decorated handle and escalloped bowl with wilt interior, similarly chased with scrolls and fruit. Together with a Victorian butter knife with cast handle, Sheffield 1876 by Martin, Hall & Co. Together with a 19th century Dutch marrow scoop, Amsterdam 1862(?), 2nd standard by Johannes Jacobus Torlau, with French Import mark for 1864-1893. (4)
Dessert Servers-23 cm / 9 inches
Weight of servers-194 grams / 6.24 ozt
£100-150
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A mixed group of 19th century sterling silver flatware
Comprising: two George III old English pattern table spoons, London 1791, by Richard Crossley, two George IV fiddle pattern examples, London 1828, one by Benjamin Davis, the other by James Payne, engraved with initials, four Victorian fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1838, by David Phillips, four Georgian old English pattern teaspoons, various makers and dates, and a salt spoon, London 1814 (13).
Weight-419 grams / 13.4 ozt
£100-150
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A large collection of antique sterling silver and other standards souvenir spoons, early 20th century and later
Most British examples with enamel, including Jersey, Portsmouth, Bideford, Berkhamsted, Ilfracombe, Brighton, Lichfield, Tidworth, etc. Some American examples, nine 800 standard and above continental/foreign spoons. Together with an Austrian 800 standard silver-gilt teaspoon, with enamelled stem and ball finial, pre-1922, small articles mark. A Russian 84 Zolotnik silver and enamel coffee spoon, marks obscured. (40)
925 marked weight-402 grams / 12.93 ozt
800 and above marked weight-156 grams / 5.02
£200-300
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Two George V / George VI antique sterling silver apostle spoons
One in the late 15th century style, hand wrought showing St Andrew, town mark to the fig shaped bowl, the reverse of the bowl with an engraved device, inscribed in Gothic script John Cooper and Saurtr Ocnaur, London 1936 by Hicklenton & Phillips. Together with another example possibly showing St Mathew, London 1919 by Haseler Brothers. (2)
Length of St Andrew-20.5 cm / 8 inches
Length of St Mathew-17.5 cm / 6.9 inches
Weight-150 grams / 4.8 ozt
£80-120
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A late 19th century colonial unmarked silver and black buck horn toasting fork, Indian circa 1880
The handle of twisted fork with silver cap to one end and trident tines to the other, the mount with flat chased decoration of foliate scrolls.
Length-47.5 cm / 18.7 inches
£150-250
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An unusual set of George III antique silver-gilt and dendrite agate handled fruit/dessert knives and forks, London 1817 by Richard Pearce
Comprising six knives and six forks, the agate handles with part fluted, with shell ferrel, in a later fitted case. (12)
Length of knife-19.5 cm / 7.75 inches
Length of Fork-16 cm / 6.25 inches
£200-300
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A mixed group antique sterling silver table spoons, including six Victorian Scottish spoons, Edinburgh 1847 by A G Whighton
In Old English pattern, initialled H, and another with the crest of an insect London 1796 by Thomas Northcote. (7)
Weight-597 grams / 19.23 ozt
£100-150
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A mixed group of George III antique sterling silver flatware
Including a matched set of six table spoons in Old English pattern, initialled M, three London 1800 by Richard Crossley, three London 1805 by Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult. Five Old English Pattern dessert spoons, initialled M, London 1796 by Stephen Adams. As well as a stem marked teaspoon, Old English Pattern teaspoon, makers mark possibly IS circa 1780. (12)
Weight-622 grams / 20 ozt
£200-300
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A mixed group of George III antique sterling silver English, Scottish and Irish spoons
To include: four stem marked table spoons and five stem marked dessert spoons, mixed dates and makers Table spoons: one London 1774 by William Turton, one London 1768 by Robert Sallam, one London 1773(?) by Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, one London 1781, makers mark obscured Dessert Spoons: two London 1779 by John Lambe (with widow's crest) one London 1768 possibly William Turton ,two further examples with marks obscured. Set of four dessert spoons, Edinburgh 1780 by Patrick Robertson Old English pattern, engraved with crest of a stags head erased to sinister and an Irish example Dublin circa 1770 by maker H.M (unidentified by Bennett).
Weight-619 grams / 19.9 ozt
£250-£350
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A mixed group of antique sterling silver desert spoons, six London 1837 by Richard Britten
Of fiddle pattern, initialled in cursive script. Four in king's pattern, initialled S in gothic script, London 1861 marked for George Jamieson of Aberdeen. Together with an Old English pattern example London 1837 by Robert Wallis (11)
Length-17.6 cm / 7 inches
Weight-479 grams / 15.4 ozt
£180-240
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A mixed group of antique sterling silver Scottish flatware, including a George II table spoon, Edinburgh 1737 by Charles Dickson, assay master Archibald Ure
Hanoverian pattern with double drop heel, crested with griffin's head erased to dexter, stem marked. Together with a matched set of six old English pattern dessert spoons all initialled W, three Edinburgh 1788 by Patrick Robertson, three Edinburgh 1811 by Francis Howden. (7)
Length of table spoon-21 cm / 8.25 inches.
Weight-240 grams / 7.72 ozt
£200-300
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Two matched pairs of George II/III table spoon, two London 1757 by Ebenezer Coker
All of Hanoverian pattern, the other pair of spoons London 1774/ 72 by Stephen Adams, Coker's virginal erased, the Adams engraved with different initials to the front, one possibly in Runic. (4)
Length-20.5 cm / 8 inches
Weight-248 grams / 7.97 ozt
£150-200
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A George III matched set of twelve Scottish sterling silver table spoon, Edinburgh 1794/95 by William Robertson/William Auld
Of Celtic point pattern, six by Roberston and six by Auld. Each initialled AR in cursive script, one flourished the other not. (12)
Length-23 cm / 9 inches
Weight-813 grams / 26.14 ozt
£400-600
See Lot 151 for a Celtic point pattern, but bright cut engraved, basting spoon by William Roberston with the same initials AR in cursive script flourished.
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A mixed set of seven George II antique sterling silver table spoon, one Irish Dublin 1739 by Christopher Skinner
Of Hanoverian pattern, six English examples with double drop heel, three London 1754 by Edward Dobson, William Pryor and James Williams. Two London 1750 maker mark obscured, the other London 1750 by Edward Bennett I. All later initialled G, stem marked. (7)
Length-20 cm / 8 inches
Weight-408 grams / 13.12 ozt
£200-300
The partnership of Edward Dobson, William Pryor and James Williams was registered in February 1755 and dissolved in July 1755. With the date letter for 1754 changing on May 29th 1755, these spoons were assayed within 3 months of 1755.
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A George I/II/III harlequin antique sterling silver set of eight tablespoons, various makers London 1722-62
Each of Hanoverian pattern and crested with a griffin's head erased above a winged coronet. Three initialled with an H in cursive script beneath crest, one with an S, seven initialled H to the front. Marks include-one Britannia standard London 1722 by John Lambe, two London 1762 by Thomas and William Chawner, two by London 1733 by Paul Hanet, two London 1755 by Ebenezer Coker and a further example by Coker. (8)
Length-20 cm / 8 inches
Weight-590 grams / 18.97 ozt
£350-550
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Three George III Ducal antique sterling silver table spoon, one London 1772 by George Smith
Each of Hanovarian pattern with single drop heel, the other marked differently but obscured, each crested with a bull's head erased to dexter above a ducal coronet within a shaped escutcheon. Another example in Hanoverian pattern, also with bull's head erased to dexter with Ducal coronet below, stem marked London date letter obscured by IW (Unregistered, possibly John Weldring or James Wiburd). Also includes two George III Old English pattern spoons, London date letter obscured (Cycle XV) by John Lampfert (reg. Jan 1749), also with bull's head erased to dexter with Ducal coronet below. (5)
Length-19.5 cm / 17.75 inches
Weight-182 grams / 5.85 ozt
£150-200
The crest of a bull erased is one of those used by the Dukes of Richmond, Charles Lennox III (1735<\a>1806) was the 3rd Duke of Richmond between 1750-1806. Possibly attributed to the household.
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An Edwardian King's pattern antique sterling silver fish set, Sheffield 1909 by William Hutton & Sons
With diamond heel, comprising six fish forks and six fish knives. (12)
Knife length-23.25 cm / 9.1 inches
Weight-791 grams / 25.43 ozt
£250-350
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A mixed group of Georgian and Victorian antique sterling silver dessert forks
Including three George III Scottish fiddle pattern examples, Edinburgh 1805, one 1806, by Alexander Henderson, all engraved with an "M", two Victorian fiddle pattern examples, London 1868, by Henry Holland, three Victorian Old English pattern examples, London 1850, one 1851, by Charles Boyton, two similar Victorian examples, London 1851, by George Adams, two George III examples, London 1807, maker's mark not visible and an Edwardian example, Sheffield 1902, by Richard Richardson. (13)
Weight-521 grams / 16.7 ozt
£150-200
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A George III set of antique sterling six silver-gilt picture back teaspoons, London circa 1775 by William Fearn
Of Hanoverian pattern, with a picture back of a flower sprig amongst two 'C' scrolls. Original mercurial gilding, traces of initials present. (6)
Length-11 cm / 4.3 inches
Weight-51 grams / 1.64 ozt
£150-200
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A George III set of six antique sterling silver teaspoons, London 1785 by Hester Bateman
Of Old English pattern, virginal. (6)
Length-12.75 cm / 5 inches
Weight-84 grams / 2.7 ozt
£100-150
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A Victorian antique sterling silver Neptune pattern set of twelve teaspoons, 1886 by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater
Virginal, with fancy back reverses. (12)
Length-12 cm / 4.75 inches
Weight-181 grams / 5.82 ozt
£200-300
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A Victorian antique sterling silver set of Lily Pattern teaspoons, London 1868 by Charles Boyton
Double struck, each engraved with the crest of a falcon to dexter. (6)
Length-15 cm / 6 inches
Weight-194 grams / 6.24 ozt
£150-200
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Seven George III-Victorian antique sterling silver salt spoons, circa 1804-1862
All double struck, a matched Queens pattern pair with union shell heel London 1833/ 35 by William Eaton, two in King's pattern with union shell heel, one with drop, London 1836 by William Eaton and London 1862 by George Adams, three in fiddle thread and shell pattern London 1804 by William Eley and Fearn, London 1846 by Joseph & Albert Savory, London 1842 by Robert Wallis. Various crests and initials. (7)
Longest-11.5 cm / 4.5 inches
Weight-184 grams / 5.92 ozt
£150-200
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Six George III-Victorian English and Irish Salt / Mustard (Egg) spoons circa 1780-1843
One old English pattern, stem marked with lion passant only, a bright cut engraved example London 1787 by George Grey, three mustard spoons; a Bright cut star and fiddle pattern Dublin circa 1800 by William Ward, another Old English pattern Dublin circa 1800 possibly by James Scott, one king's pattern Dublin 1818 possibly by James England, a fiddle shield pattern salt spoon London 1843 by John West. Various crests and initials. (6)
Longest-11.5 cm / 4.5 inches
Weight-66 grams / 2.12 ozt
£120-160
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A harlequin antique sterling silver part canteen, mostly George III
In Old English Pattern, comprising six table spoons London 1796-1815, six dessert spoons, one Scottish Edinburgh 1793, three Irish Dublin 1813, eight dinner forks London 1799-1806, eight dessert forks, two old English and Thread London 1801/ 24, one Victorian. Various crests/initials and makers, (28)
Weight-1300 grams / 41.8 ozt
£400-600
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A Georgian/Victorian Irish/English part canteen of flatware, some Dublin 1811-1839,
All of fiddle pattern, each engraved with the crest of a cockerel to dexter. Comprising nine dinner forks, two dublin 1817 by John Kavanagh, two Dublin 1835 by William Sherwin, Two Dublin 1833/39 by James Le Bass, one Dublin 1817 by Samuel Neville, one Dublin 1817 by TC?, one London 1809 by Eley, Fearn and Chawner. Five tablespoons, three Dublin 1822 by Stephen Bergin, one Dublin 1811 by Richard Whitford retailed by West, one Dublin 1827 by Patrick Moore. Six Dessert spoons, four Dublin 1787 by John Osborne, two London 1808 by Crossley and Smith. Two sauce ladles, Old English pattern, London 1818 maker's marks obscured. (22)
Weight-1291 grams / 41.51 ozt
£300-500
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A Georgain / Victorian harlequin antique sterling silver part-canteen
All fiddle pattern, comprising six dinner forks, three London 1834 by Joseph & Albert Savory, six dessert fork, London 1867/ 73 by George Adams, four table spoons, three London 1821 by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, six dessert spoons, five Exeter 1823 by Isaac Parkin. (33)
Weight-1170 grams / 37.62 ozt
£300-400
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A mixed group of Georgian and Victorian antique sterling silver spoons
Including: three William IV fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1833, by William Eaton, a similar example, London 1834, by William Bateman II, engraved with initials, two George III Old English table spoons, London 1804, by Solomon Hougham, four George III fiddle pattern dessert spoons, London 1812, by William Eaton and two similar examples, London 1842, by Benjamin Stephens. (12)
Weight-636 grams / 20.44 ozt
£150-200
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A selection of Georgian and later antique sterling silver King's pattern flatware, including six dinner forks, London 1827 by William Chawner
Also included are six dessert forks two with anthemion heel, London 1856 by George Adams, four London 1855 by George Adams. Together with six teaspoons, Sheffield 1900 by John Round. (18)
Dinner fork length 20 cm / 8 inches
Weight-1199 grams / 38.55 ozt
£200-300
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An Elizabeth II silver canteen of Sandringham pattern flatware, Sheffield 1934, the mustard spoon, butter knife and jam spoon 1930, by Viner's Ltd
Placings for twelve, comprising: four serving spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, four salt spoons, a mustard spoon, a butter knife, a jam spoon, a carving knife, twelve table knives and twelve dessert knives, the knives with stainless steel blades and ivorine handles, together with a plated table fork, fitted within an oak console table with beaded borders and turned feet, with key. (Qty)
Weight of silver-2794 grams / 89.8 ozt£700-900
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Sarah Jones-A modernist Elizabeth II sterling silver cream ladle, London 1986
Circular bowl with curved handle modelled as a duck's head, with a feather form heel.
Length-14 cm / 5.5 inches
Weight-46 grams / 1.48 ozt
£80-120
www.sarahjonessilver.co.uk
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A set of four Victorian Scottish antique sterling silver toddy ladles, Edinburgh 1843 by Samuel Weir
Of fiddle pattern, engraved with a crest of a stages head erased. (4)
Length-15 cm / 6 inches
Weight-127 grams / 4.08 ozt
£120-160
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A George V antique sterling silver Hanoverian pattern soup ladle and basting spoon, London 1911, by Josiah Williams & Co
Plain, with rat-tail bowls.
Length of ladle-33 cm / 12.9 inches
Length of basting spoon-30 cm / 11.8 inches
Weight-426 grams / 13.7 ozt
£200-300
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A George III antique Scottish sterling silver basting spoon, Edinburgh 1811 by Newlands & Grierson
Of Oar pattern, later initialled ELG in cursive script. Top marked.
Length-31.5 cm / 12.25 inches
Weight-97 grams / 3.12 ozt
£80-120
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Four antique sterling silver sugar tongs, including a right-angled pair London 1802 by Stephen Adams II
Of plain form with right angled arms, together with another pair with bright cut decoration, London circa 1785 possibly by William Skeen. A Victorian pair in fiddle and thread pattern 1841 by George Adams, and another pair in beaded edge pattern London 1873 by George Adams. (4)
Longest-14.5 cm / 5.5 cm
Weight-166 grams / 5.34 ozt
£100-150
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A Victorian antique sterling silver medicine spoon, London 1891 by George Unite
Of conventional double ended form, engraved to the stem with a dual crest of a heron with serpent in mouth to dexter and a falcon rampant with flag to dexter.
Length-13.5 cm / 5.5 inches
Weight-28 grams / 0.9 ozt
£80-120
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An Elizabeth II sterling silver and enamel teaspoons, Birmingham 1953 by Liberty & Co
Set of six, champlevé enamelled with stylised scrolls. Cased, hallmarked to the reverse with the coronation mark. (6)
Length-11 cm / 4.25 inches
Weight-70 grams / 2.25 ozt
£100-150
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