BP* - Buyer's Premium of 19% plus VAT
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Pair of Elizabeth II silver candlesticks, Birmingham 1995, maker Broadway and Co, weighted, 20.5cm high
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of George III silver sugar tongs, maker possibly William Chawner II, in the form of scissors with shell end, 1.2oz
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver and cut glass claret jug, London 1877, maker Horace Woodward & Co, the hinged finial lid above a foliate decorated top and star cut glass oval body, 28cm high
£300-£500 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver capped glass container, London 1809, together with a Victorian silver capped container, London 1852, (2)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver thimbles, of typical form, Chester 1894, Birmingham 1905, 1917 and 1953, (4)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edward VII silver set of twelve fish knives and forks, Sheffield 1906, maker James Deakin & Sons, to include twelve forks and twelve knives with ivory effect handles, (24)
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Late Victorian silver plated and glass leather cased saddle flask, James Dixon & Son, the leather cased enclosing the glass flask, 28cm high
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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American Sterling silver frame, the rectangular frame with arched edge, 23cm x 29.5cm
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver Quaich, maker Mappin & Webb, Assay town mark rubbed, possibly Birmingham 1915, with twin handles and presentation inscription, 5oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair George III silver salts, marks rubbed, the circular slats with cabriole legs, 3oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Two silver frames, the first Chester 1915 with an arch to the top and foliate swag decoration, 13cm x 18cm, the second frame Birmingham 1927, with foliate decoration, 10cm x 16cm, (2)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver box, London 1899, maker William Richard Corke, in the form of a heart with a gadrooned top and base with central heart cartouche, 4.6oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver Royal Wedding Anniversary goblet, London 1972, maker Garrard, limited edition number 1633 of 2500, cased and with the certificate, 6.2oz
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver Walton on Thames Regatta trophy, London 1864, maker EM JM the goblet trophy with a crest above the branch column and a gentleman standing with an oar, 19.5cm high, 10.4oz
£120-£180 plus 22.8% BP*
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Fine early 19th Century silver tea making set, the mahogany box opening to reveal a velvet lined case with twelve tea spoons, a caddy spoon, a strainer another caddy spoon, the box 18.5cm wide
£200-£300 plus 22.8% BP*
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Two silver frames, the larger example London 1989 maker R. Carr Ltd, 12cm wide the smaller one stamped 925, 6cm wide, (2)
£20-£40 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver and guilloche enamel glass dressing table jar, Birmingham 1938, maker Adie Brothers, the shaped pale green guilloche enamel lid above a cut glass base, together with a blue guilloche enamel lidded pot with glass body, London 1912, (2)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of George V silver candlesticks, Sheffield 1918, the sticks of naiveté form, 23cm high
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver ring box, London 1888, makers mark rubbed, the oval box with flower design, 11cm wide, 2.8oz
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver travelling chalice and paten, London 1838, maker George Pinnell, the chalice with a silver gilt interior and engraved sun front with the initials IHS, the paten with a conforming design, total weight 4.3oz, (2)
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian mother of pearl and silver fruit knives and forks, Birmingham 1865, maker John Gammage, the cased set with mother of pearl handles and swag decorated blades and fork ends
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V cased silver and guilloche enamel vanity set, Birmingham 1926, with a mirror and four brushes with blue enamel backs, cased within a silk lined interior and leather outer case
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Norwegian silver and steel cigar cutter, stamped 830s, of typical form, 16cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edward VII silver spectacle case, Birmingham 1908, maker Deakin & Francis, the rectangular case with rounded ends decorated with flowers and a vacant cartouche and chatelaine style clip, 17.5cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Novelty silver, to include a Dutch silver miniature windmill and a British silver thimble for Gravesend Spa, Birmingham 1929, maker H.C & S, (2)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century Vienna enamel scent bottle, in the form of a lute, the enamel decorated in the form of a courting couple, AF, 52mm high
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Set of six Victorian silver mustards/salts, Sheffield 1896 and 1897, maker John Round & Son Ltd, in the form of miniature Quaich's, with fret handles above the bowls, conforming spoons, total weight 7.6oz (12)
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edward VII silver novelty pin cushion, Birmingham 1905, maker Adie & Lovekin Ltd, in the form of a boxer dog with pad back, 7cm long
£200-£300 plus 22.8% BP*
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Danish silver three salts with two British hallmarked salt spoons
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver objects, various dates and makers, to include a silver vanity mirror and brush a silver topped glass pot and a silver box with two silver thimbles and two plated thimbles, (8)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of George V silver chocolate pots, London 1928, maker Mappin & Webb, the finial topped lid above a shaped body and long spout with wooden shaped handle, total weight 21oz, (2)
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver travelling Holy Communion Pyx Wafer Box, London 1914 maker F.M.C Frank Morton Crookes, with a cross to the lid on the circular case with loop to the top, silver gilt interior, 5cm wide
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver Sovereign case holder, Maker Frederick Bradford McCrea - Army & Navy Co-operative Society Ltd, with broad arrow mark, 32mm diameter
£60-£80 plus 22.8% BP*
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Continental white metal objects, to include a pair of apostle type spoons, a caddy spoon, a tea strainer and two serving spoons, (6)
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver plated food warmer, the dome hinged top swinging open to reveal an entrée dish above tapering reeded legs and paw feet, 34cm wide
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver objects, various dates and makers, to include a cream jug, a bowl and a sugar tong, total weight 5.5oz, (3)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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18th Century Dutch silver snuff box, maker FD under a crown, decorated with a seated figure holding a cross with blooms of flowers and C scroll decoration, the base with dot inscription J P 1772, 52mm wide
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver two pint tankard, London 1804, makers mark C then rubbed, with ring decoration and arched handle, 13cm high, 16oz
£400-£600 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver hip flask, Sheffield 1916, maker James Dixon & Son, the hinged top above the arched case and slide off cup to the base, 7.5oz, 13cm high
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Impressive Victorian cased nut cracker set, with six nut crackers, a larger pair, grape scissors and tongs, housed within a leather case in the form of a book, the case 49cm long
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of American silver peppers, 1926, maker J.R. Gyllenberg & Alfred Swanson of Boston MA, with pierced tops above baluster bodies, 3.2oz, (2)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Unusual Edward VII silver cup, Chester 1905, maker George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, the repousse single handled cup with farming scene all around with a farmer and his herd, a projecting handle to the side, 9oz, 7.5cm high
£200-£300 plus 22.8% BP*
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Danish silver pan, with a black ebonised handle, together with a mustard and a silver plated Art Nouveau seal, (3)
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century Northern Europeon silver bowl, embossed with hunting scenes among flowers and fruits, marks to the base, 13cm wide, 4.1oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver fish servers, the handles marked London 1851 and the blades Sheffield 1851, the knife with an engraved fish and scroll decorated handle, the fork with conforming decoration, the knife 34cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver objects, to include three silver napkin rings, a Victorian silver cheroot holder case, Birmingham 1900, with an internal amber and silver cheroot holder and a silver vesta case 1901, (6)
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edward VII heart shaped cut glass and silver lidded dish, Birmingham 1903, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, together with a matched pair of silver lidded canisters, (3)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver helmet jug, London 1799, of typical form, 3oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver table snuff box, Birmingham 1966, maker Mappin & Webb, the engine turned case with foliate lip enclosing the silver gilt interior, 8cm wide, 3oz
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of Victorian silver and mother of pearl fish servers, Birmingham 1875, maker George Unite, with swag fret decoration, the knife 28cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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