AR at the start of the description indicates that Artist's Resale Rights is payable, please see the printed catalogue or the Keys website for further informationSILVER-PLATED TABLE WARES
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Mid-19th century silver on copper table centrepiece, the oval stand set with four paw legs united by a central oval boss with lidded urn and fitted with an oval clear faceted glass bowl with fold-over rim, width 25cm
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Two early 20th century silver on copper three-light candelabra, each with square section nozzles and urn shaped sconces, scrolling arms with central knops and central light with detachable top section, with further urn shaped sconce on tapering column and spreading square section base, overall height 52cm (2)
£40-50
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Early 20th century Elkington & Co silver chest and contents, the metal bound oak case with hinged and latched cover with engraved lock plate engraved Elkington & Co - 20 & 22 Regent St, London, Silversmiths, Electro-platers and Gilders, and bearing an engraved name plate "Captn Robertson" to a fitted interior with lift out trays comprising a pair of chamber sticks, toast rack, cased and numbered set of napkin rings, two-handled sugar bowl, assorted and various trays of flatware and cutlery and further four-bottle cruet stand (a/f), egg stand of circular form with hinged handle, large tea kettle on stand with ivory overhead handle, coffee pot, tea pot, cream jug, various dates and makers
£600-650
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SILVER AND OBJECTS OF VIRTU
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George V biscuit barrel of polished circular form with cast and applied gadrooned rims to a polished and domed cover and void interior, width 12.3cm, weight approx 474gms, Sheffield 1924, maker's mark HA
£140-160
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George III chamber stick, the initialled circular saucer base with applied rim and scrolling thumb-piece fitted with a detachable dousing cone (both bearing contemporary initials) to a pierced central column and urn shaped sconce with detachable nozzle, weight approx 307gms, width 16cm, London 1798, maker's mark IE
£150-180
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Four George III cauldron salts of plain polished form and raised on three cast and applied hoof feet fitted with non-matching clear glass liners, London 1781, maker's mark TS, together with two + two various salt spoons, combined weight approx 191gms, various dates and makers (8)
£160-180
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Two George III lidded tureens each of oval form with tapering strapwork handles and raised on spreading oval bases and each with a polished and domed pull off cover with urn shaped finial, both bearing the same engraved crest to the lid, and quartered armorial to the bodies, width 22 and 21.5cm respectively, combined weight approx 968gms, the first London 1790, maker's mark H?, the second London 1801, maker's mark HS (2)
£300-340
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Cased pair of Edward VII napkin rings, each of triangular form with solid base and pierced and engraved top, sides with vacant cartouche, width 6cm, combined weight approx 93gms
£60-80
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Cased set of six Edward VII place card/menu holders, each modelled in the form of a standing owl with orange and black applied glass eyes and each raised on a polished circular disc base, height 3.2cm, combined weight approx 127gms, Chester 1905, maker's mark SM&Co, further stamped 17, Rd 433091, all contained within a silk and velvet lined navy blue morocco covered case, width 14.7cm
£150-180
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Elizabeth II silver gilt and enamelled Order of Office "Northumberland & Durham Assoc in Norwich - President" of shield form with top suspension and scrolling supports with blue and red enamelled surround and further enamelled detailed central shields, width 9cm, weight approx 207gms, together with a blue collar ribbon, Birmingham 1962, maker's mark B&S, together with a further base metal Past President medallion for "Norwich Medico Chirurgical Society - 1867" and fitted with a red neck sash, various dates and makers (2)
£130-150
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George V lidded hot water jug, the hinged and domed cover with ivory finial to a plain neck and C-scroll handle with ivory spacers, cast and applied spout to a globular polished body on spreading circular foot, height 15cm, weight approx 455gms all in, London 1927, maker's mark RC
£140-180
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George V three-piece chocolate set comprising two opposed chocolate pots and a sugar bowl, each with hinged and domed covers to baluster bodies and each raised on three cast and applied feet and with long shaped spouts and fitted with stylised ebonised handles and finials together with a circular sugar bowl, also on three feet and all of spot hammered construction in the Art Nouveau manner, height of pots 15.5cm, combined weight approx 776gms all in, London 1920, maker's mark CE (3)
£300-350
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Six + six Danish mid-20th century spoons and forks, each of polished construction and with double struck dolphin motifs to the handles, length of spoon 19.5cm, combined weight approx 708gms and each bearing a three-tower mark, 40, with maker's mark for Poul Lutken Frigast, together with assay masters mark of Johannes Siggaard (1932-1960) (12)
£300-400
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Mixed Lot: comprising six Hanoverian rat-tail pattern soup spoons, length 18cm, Sheffield 1920, maker's mark Walker & Hall, together with two further examples, 18.5cm, Sheffield 1920, maker's mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd, combined weight approx 548gms, various dates and makers (8)
£160-180
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Mixed Lot: comprising six each Old English pattern dinner forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, initialled, Sheffield 1906 and 1909, maker's mark JR, together with two matched table spoons, Sheffield 1928, combined weight approx 1303gms, various dates and makers (20)
£400-450
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Six each George V Hanoverian Rat-tail pattern dessert spoons and forks, length of spoons 17.5cm, combined weight approx 649gms, Sheffield 1932, maker's mark JD&S (12)
£200-240
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Mixed Lot: comprising a part Old English pattern flatware service comprising two serving spoons, six various dinner forks, seven various dessert forks and seven various dessert spoons, combined weight approx 1336gms, various dates and makers (22)
£450-500
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Mixed Lot: comprising six various Kings pattern dessert spoons, combined weight approx 374gms, length 17.5cm, various dates and makers (6)
£100-120
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Mixed Lot: Three + three William IV Queen's pattern dinner forks with Honeysuckle heels, length 21cm, combined weight approx 580gms, London 1833/34, maker's mark JW and with further journeyman's mark (slight variation between the two lots), various dates and makers (6)
£170-190
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Mixed Lot: seven various dinner forks including single Provincial Kings pattern example with Union shell heel, Newcastle 1853, maker's mark IW, together with three Kings variant pattern dinner forks marked to the tines with import marks for London 1904, sponsor's mark GM Co and three further similar examples with import marks for Birmingham 1911, also GM Co and further marked Sterling Silver, pat 1899, combined weight approx 517gms (7)
£140-160
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Mixed Lot: three Queens pattern dinner forks with Honeysuckle heel, initialled, length 21cm, London 1898, maker's mark GJ, DF, together with three Kings pattern dinner forks, crested and initialled verso, length 21cm, London 1923, maker's mark SG, combined weight approx 615gms, various dates and makers (6)
£170-190
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Mixed Lot: five Kings pattern variant dessert forks, length 18cm, with import marks for Birmingham 1911, sponsor's mark GM Co and further stamped Sterling Silver, together with eight various Queens pattern dessert forks, combined weight approx 749gms, various dates and makers (13)
£360-380
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Five Victorian Queens pattern table spoons with Honeysuckle Union heel, length 22cm, London 1887, maker's mark CB, together with a single electro-plated Kings pattern table spoon, weighable silver approx 505gms, various dates and makers (6)
£140-160
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Five William IV dinner forks, Fiddle husk with husk heel, length 20 1/2 cm, London 1832, maker's mark WC with further journeyman's mark together with a sixth example, London 1834, maker's mark MC, all bearing the same crest verso, combined weight approx 604gms (6)
£170-190
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Mixed Lot: six each silver handled Kings pattern dinner and side knives, together with two further plated handled Kings pattern side knives and nine various silver handled dessert knives (conditions vary throughout), various dates and makers (23)
£130-150
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Cased Victorian set of four cauldron salts, each with flared rims and chased and embossed floral decoration and fitted with cobalt blue glass liners (one non-matching), London 1881, maker's mark WE, together with three (of four) salt spoons, London 1880, also WE, and a further non-matching single mustard spoon, all contained in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case, combined weight approx 279gms
£150-180
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Late 19th/early 20th century Chinese silver footed basket of shaped and lobed oval form with plain rim with cherry blossom border and rim with six mirrored panels, finely detailed with dragon entwined amongst clouds, chrysanthemums and bamboo to a further cherry blossom band and plain polished centre, raised on a flared circular foot with pierced and engraved base, detailed with four-toed dragons, diam 22.5cm, weight 409gms and bearing marks for Wang Hing & Co (Hong Kong) with further character mark 90
£180-220
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Early 20th century large Chinese oval silver mounted photograph frame, the heavy gauge oval mount with finely detail bamboo decoration on a spotted background on a plain polished rim to a plain hardwood and pine mount with easel support, height 32cm, maker's mark Tuck Chang & Co (Shanghai) and with further single character mark
£100-120
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Victorian tea canister of inverted baluster form with pull off cover and with embossed floral and foliate detail and vacant cartouches over a half wrythen base, height 10cm, weight approx 169gms, London 1895, maker's mark WS, CS
£70-90
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George III helmet shaped milk jug with applied reeded rim and tapering handle (repaired) with a contemporary armorial raised on a spreading oval foot with rectangular socle, width 14cm, weight approx 191gms, London, probably 1792, maker's mark HC
£60-80
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George V baluster tankard of polished form with reeded rim and leaf capped C-scroll handle on a spreading circular foot, height 13.5cm, weight approx 321gms, Sheffield 1921, maker's mark W&H with further retailer's mark for Walker & Hall - Sheffield
£120-140
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Two William IV cauldron salts, each with applied and wrythen gadrooned rims raised on three cast and applied shell feet and bearing contemporary crest, width 9cm, London 1833, maker's mark RP, GB, together with two George IV provincial Fiddle pattern salt spoons, crested, and with gilt lined bowls, length 10cm, Exeter 1825, maker's mark OF, combined weight approx 241gms, various dates and makers (4)
£70-90
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Late 19th century former Austro-Hungarian bachelor's five-piece tea and coffee set comprising tea pot, coffee pot, large and small jugs and lidded sugar bowl, each of tapering and polished oval form, the first three with ivory spacers to the handles and all bearing contemporary conjoined shields beneath a coronet and the latter with gilt lined interiors, weight approx 971gms and marked for 800/1000, 3A flanked by a winged axe, crowned double-headed eagle, VMS (5)
£400-450
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Two Indian colonial silver casters, each with pierced pull off covers and cast and applied finials to flared rims and tapering polished cylindrical bodies raised on spreading circular bases (one base repaired), height 9.5cm, combined weight approx 186gms, maker's mark George Gordon & Co - with Peter & Alexander Orr - Madras, 1845-1848 (2)
£70-90
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Elizabeth II beaker of tapering cylindrical form with flared rim and reeded foot with contemporary initial, height 9cm, weight approx 146gms, London 1975, maker's mark HP, LP and further retailer's mark for Tessiers - London
£60-80
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Elizabeth II water jug of polished circular baluster form with applied spout and cast C-scroll handle, width 13cm, weight approx 401gms, London 1974, maker's mark EB, SS
£130-150
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George VI Scottish table cruet, the base modelled in the form of a thistle leaf with central ring handle and set with thistle shaped cruet pieces including a removable pepper caster, open salt and lidded mustard, the latter both with fitted cobalt blue glass liners and also matching spoons with thistle shaped cast finials, height 11cm, combined weight approx 230gms, Edinburgh 1937, maker's mark H&I
£140-180
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George V mug and bowl set, each of polished circular form with hollow cast and applied handles and raised on square section bases with contemporary initial, combined weight approx 488gms, Birmingham 1922, maker's mark D&F (2)
£130-150
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Edward VII presentation engraved oversized capstan inkwell of typical form, the hinged and domed cover with presentation inscription dated 1910 to a waisted body containing a clear glass reservoir and flared base with integral pen rests, diam 20cm (loaded), Birmingham 1908, maker's mark worn
£100-120
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Elizabeth II presentation inscribed two-handled trophy cup, modelled on the European Cup and bearing engraved detail "European Champion Club's Cup Competition, 1967-68, Final Tie, Manchester United, Sport Lisboa E Benfica 1, at Wembley Stadium, 29th May 1968" and further engraved verso, "DD Haroun JB, Director, Manchester United FC", height 16.5cm, weight approx 208gms, Birmingham 1968, maker's mark ATC
£200-240
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Three Victorian silver parcel gilt and clear cut glass toiletry bottles comprising two of rectangular form and one cylindrical with clear cut glass bodies (chips and damage throughout) and with star cut bases and each with pull off covers with reeded rims and C-scroll and foliate engraved fields with central cartouches with contemporary monograms beneath coronets, length of rectangular boxes 9cm, London 1847, maker's mark TD (3)
£60-80
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Victorian beaker of tapering cylindrical form with beaded rims and all over engraved decoration with central vacant band, height 13cm, weight approx 232gms, Sheffield 1875, maker's mark JB, TB and with further Victorian registration diamond, I, 28, 1sc
£100-120
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Late 19th century Continental white metal table basket of rounded square form with pierced C-scroll and floral rim and further floral swag and lattice gallery to a cast centre depicting maidens and minstrels within a garden, width 22cm, weight approx 285gms and marked 800 and bearing German crescent moon and crown duty marks
£180-220
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Edward VII Scottish three-piece tea set comprising tea pot, sugar basin and milk jug, each of oval inverted baluster form with flared rims with cast and applied C-scroll and floral detail and with leaf capped C-scroll handles and all raised on four cast and applied scrolling leaf feet, length of tea pot 29cm, combined weight approx 1293gms, Glasgow 1905, maker's mark L&Co and all bearing registration number 306677 (3)
£400-500
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George V three piece tea set comprising tea pot, sugar basin and milk jug, Sheffield 1910/11, maker's mark WF, AF, together with a non-matching pair of plain sugar tongs, combined weight approx 829gms all in, various dates and makers (4)
£250-280
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George V dressing table tray of shaped rectangular form with applied rim and polished field, width 29.5cm, weight approx 434gms, Birmingham 1914, maker's mark WH&S Ld
£130-150
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Late Victorian footed bowl of shaped oval form with cast and applied gadrooned and shell border to a polished field and raised on a spreading oval foot, width 33.5cm, weight approx 663gms, Sheffield 1897, maker's mark HA
£200-250
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Edward VII cased dessert service for twelve, each with polished blades and tines to hollow cast and applied leaf capped pistol grip type handles, combined weight approx 1215gms, London 1903, maker's mark FH, all contained within a silk and velvet lined mahogany canteen with brass capped corners and inset name plaque "Garrard & Co Ltd - Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, 24 Albemarle St, W", width 37.5cm
£300-340
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Mixed Lot: comprising late 19th/early 20th century carved ivory tape measure, modelled in the form of a basket of flowers with silk ribbon issuing from the basket and with turned handle set amidst flowers, height 5cm, together with a further ivory pin cushion wheel of circular form, the cover carved with floral and foliate detail and further concentric ring base, diam 4cm (2)
£140-160
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