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Pair of George V silver candlesticks with knopped stems, inverted bell-shaped candle holders and separate sconces, on stepped rectangular bases (Sheffield 1917), Hawksworth Eyre & Co. Ltd., 16cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Georgian silver corkscrew with engraved wrythen decoration and detachable cover, maker's mark 'S.P.' only, probably Samuel Pemberton, together with 19th century white metal posy holder with raised floral decoration (apparently unmarked), corkscrew 7.8cm overall length (2)
£80 - 120
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Small collection of 19th century Dutch silver and white metal toys and other items - including three boxes, sleigh, table, chair and two-handled dish on three legs. All at approximately 6ozs (7)
£60 - 100
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Selection of miscellaneous silver including two cigarette boxes, two cigarette cases, snuff box, pair salts, three small trophy cups, tea strainer, caddy spoon and other items (various dates and makers, varied condition). Approximately 25ozs weighable silver (qty)
£200 - 300
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Miscellaneous group of Victorian and later silver - to include a novelty pin cushion, globe scent bottle, two hand mirrors, two toilet bottles, napkin ring and other items (various dates and makers). Approximately 6ozs weighable silver (qty)
£80 - 120
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Fine quality George III silver sauce boat of conventional form, with gadrooned border and leaf-mounted open scroll handle, on three hoof feet (London1767), maker 'W.S.'. All at approximately 8ozs, 16cm across.
£200 - 300
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Pair of Victorian cauldron salts with gadrooned borders and gilded interiors, on three shell and hoof feet (London 1841), William Moulson, together with a pair of silver salt spoons (London 1901) and a pair of George III cut glass oil bottles with bright cut engraved silver mounts with hinged covers (London 1792), Peter and Ann Bateman. Approximately 7ozs weighable silver (6)
£100 - 150
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Collection of English silver teaspoons (various dates and makers). All at approximately 13ozs (qty)
£120 - 180
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Large collection of predominantly low grade Scandinavian silver spoons and flatware (various dates and makers). All at approximately 30ozs (qty)
£250 - 350
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Collection of Scandinavian silver cutlery (various dates and makers). All at approximately 17ozs (qty)
£120 - 180
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Set of five ornamental Scandinavian silver spoons with pieced folk art terminals, five Danish silver spoons with crown terminals, six Scandinavian silver coffee spoons with foliate handles. (Various dates and makers) and a set of eight English silver teaspoons. (Birmingham1928). All at approximately 9ozs. (qty)
£80 - 120
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Continental silver punch bowl of circular form, with embossed grape and vine decoration and twin foliate handles, on a domed circular base with four pierced feet. Interior stamped 925, possibly Greek. All at approximately 42ozs. 34cm across handles.
£300 - 500
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Miscellaneous selection of Continental and English silver and white metal including dishes, ashtrays, tea strainer, baluster pepper caster and other items. (Various dates and makers). All at approximately 14ozs. (qty).
£100 - 150
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Selection of Danish enamelled silver including two pairs dishes, various condiments with enamelled covers and glass bodies and an enamelled toadstool salt (17 pieces in total).
£150 - 250
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Selection of Scandinavian and other silver and white metal including three Viking boat salts, horn-form caster, various other condiments, a Thai silver compact and other items. (various makers). (qty)
£150 - 250
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Selection of Scandinavian silver spoons (various makers). Together with a Dutch silver windmill spoon. All at approximately 8ozs. (qty)
£100 - 150
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Six Danish enamelled silver Christmas spoons and two forks by Anton Michelsen, together with another spoon by David Andersen and one other by J Tostrup.
£200 - 300
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Selection of miscellaneous silver including a contemporary silver dog head vesta in the Victorian-style, two silver animal charms, three thimbles, ten silver napkin rings, a page marker and two pill boxes. (Various dates and makers). All at approximately 10ozs.
£120 - 180
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Good selection of Scandinavian enamelled silver spoons and pickle forks. (various makers). (qty)
£180 - 220
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Set of five Danish silver spoons by V Christensen, together with five further sets of Danish silver spoons. (various makers). (qty)
£100 - 150
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Five sets Danish silver gilt coffee spoons. (various makers). All at approximately 7ozs. (qty)
£100 - 150
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Selection of Scandinavian silver serving spoons (various makers). All at approximately 14ozs. (qty)
£70 - 100
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Five early Victorian Newcastle silver fiddle pattern teaspoons with engraved initials (Newcastle 1842, William IV head), John Walton or John Wright, together with one other - same pattern, different initials (Newcastle 1874), Thomas Sewell II. (2)
£40 - 50
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Fine quality 19th century cut glass claret jug of baluster form, with wheel engraved decoration of bulrushes and lilies and similarly engraved silver plated mount, loop handle and hinged domed cover with anthemion decoration and chrysanthemum finial. Marked Elkington & Co. Date letter for 1879. 24cm overall height.
£300 - 400
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Fine quality 19th century cut glass claret jug of tapering baluster form, with engraved foliate and floral decoration, on a star cut base, silver plated mounts with similar foliate decoration and hinged domed cover with pierced thumb piece and scroll handle. Together with another cut glass claret jug of onion form, with diamond cut decoration and engraved grape and vine decoration, silver plated mount with ropework borders, hinged cover and twin ropework handle. Both approximately 28cm overall height. (2)
£300 - 400
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Selection of late 19th / early 20th century silver flatware with engraved DG monogram - comprising five dinner forks, six tablespoons, five dessert spoons, two dessert forks, pair of sauce ladles, pair of pickle forks and a single teaspoon. (Stamped 800). All at approximately 34ozs (23 pieces in total).
£150 - 200
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Set of four 1920s silver salts of cauldron form, with gadrooned borders and silver gilt interiors, on hoof feet, with four matching condiment spoons, in a fitted case. (Sheffield 1919/20) James Dixon & Son. Together with a pair of provincial silver sugar tongs (Exeter 1851), John Stone, an Edwardian silver sifter spoon (Sheffield 1909) and a silver plated cream ladle and matching sifter spoon. Approximately 12ozs weighable silver. (qty)
£80 - 120
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Unusual Edwardian silver mounted pin cushion and pin tray in the form of a silver ostrich, standing on the side of a mother of pearl shell containing a single pearl, on a silver and wood pedestal base. (Birmingham 1906). Gourdel Vales & Co., 7.5cm overall height.
£80 - 120
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Collection of silver-bladed fruit knives and twin-pronged forks with porcelain handles decorated with scenes of birds and insects - comprising six knives and five forks. (London 1879). George Adams. (11)
£200 - 300
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Selection of Georgian and later fiddle pattern flatware with same engraved armorial crest - including large soup ladle, eight dining forks, two dessert forks, two dessert spoons, six teaspoons, two tablespoons and pair of salt spoons. (various dates and makers). All at approximately 46ozs. (23 pieces in total).
£400 - 500
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Set of six matching George IV Kings pattern teaspoons with engraved crests. (London 1822/24) Eley & Fearn. Together with six silver gilt coffee spoons, four apostle spoons and pair of sugar tongs. (various dates and makers). All at approximately 10ozs. (qty).
£100 - 150
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Pair late Victorian silver salts of navette form, with fluted decoration and twin scroll handles, in a fitted case (spoons lacking), (Birmingham 1896). Henry Williamson Ltd. Together with a late 19th / early 20th century set of six unmarked Eastern white metal salts of circular form, with embossed decoration and four matching salt shovels in a fitted case. (2)
£100 - 150
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Large Victorian silver two-handled tray of octagonal form, with bands of scroll engraved decoration, central engraved armorial shield and bead borders. (Sheffield 1893). James Dixon & Son. All at approximately 122ozs. 68.5cm across handles.
£600 - 1,000
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Pair of Victorian 5 inch silver candlesticks with fluted columns, on stepped square bases with bead borders and separate sconces. (London 1897/98). William Hutton & Sons Ltd. 13cm overall height.
£100 - 150
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Selection of miscellaneous 19th and 20th century silver including sugar and cream jug, napkin rings, three cased sets of tea / coffee spoons and other items. (various dates and makers). All at approximately 19ozs. (qty)
£150 - 250
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Pair of 1920s silver trinket trays of square form, with engraved armorial crests, wavy borders and pierced decoration. (Birmingham 1923). Martin Hall & Co Ltd. Together with a pair of Iranian silver dishes with inset coins and an unusual Sudanese silver dish. (Hallmarked London 1899, Sampson Mordan). All at approximately 6ozs. (5)
£100 - 150
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William IV silver rattle with foliate decoration, ten bells (six missing), whistle, suspension ring and coral teether (Birmingham 1834). George Unite. Together with a smaller rattle by the same maker (Birmingham 1896) and one other (Birmingham 1895). Makers mark distorted. Both smaller rattles lacking teether bars. Larger rattle 10cm overall length. (3)
£100 - 150
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Pair of 18th century French cast silver candlesticks of circular form, on stepped bases of bell form, knopped stems with central shell and scroll decoration and candle holders of hexagonal form, by Gabriel Faurie, marked for Bordeaux (1733 - 1735). All at approximately 57ozs, 26cm overall height
£2,500 - 3,000
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Pair of George III silver candlesticks with tapered columns, candle holders of urn form, with removable sconces, on stepped reeded bases with engraved armorial (London 1795), John Scofield. All at approximately 38ozs, 30.5cm overall height
£700 - 1,000
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Fine George III Paul Storr silver coffee biggin - comprising coffee pot of baluster form, with bands of reeded decoration, egg and dart border, tapered spout, hinged cover with acorn finial and carved ivory handle with serpent mounts and engraved armorial, on removable stand with three ring handles, egg and dart borders and removable burner, on claw and shell feet (London 1810), Paul Storr. All at approximately 57ozs, 29cm overall height
£2,500 - 3,000
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George III silver decanter label of rectangular form, with engraved vine leaf decoration and engine-turned border, engraved 'RUM' (London 1816), Thomas Robinson, 5.3cm across
£80 - 120
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Pair Victorian silver decanter labels of oval shaped form, with foliate and scroll borders, engraved 'GIN' and 'BRANDY', hallmarks double-struck (Sheffield 1862), Henry Wilkinson & Co., 4.5cm across
£100 - 150
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Victorian silver decanter label with embossed grape and vine and leopard head decoration, pierced 'HOCK' (London circa 1845/1850), mark distorted, Charles Rawlings & William Summers, 5cm across
£100 - 150
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Pair Victorian silver decanter labels of shaped form, with chased and engraved foliate decoration, engraved 'BRANDY' and 'WHISKEY' (Birmingham 1857), John Tongue, 5.3cm across
£100 - 150
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Late Victorian silver decanter label of bellied form, with scroll borders, engraved 'I. WHISKEY' (London 1897), William Hutton & Sons Ltd., 6.4cm across
£80 - 120
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Victorian silver decanter label of oval form, with gadrooned borders, engraved 'MADEIRA' (London 1844), Charles Rawlings & William Summers, 5.3cm across
£80 - 120
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Victorian silver decanter label with embossed grape and vine decoration, engraved 'MADEIRA' (Birmingham 1842), George Unite, 5.8cm across; Victorian silver decanter label of rectangular form, with foliate borders and engraved 'GIN' (Birmingham 1840), John Taylor & John Perry, 4.4cm across; Victorian silver decanter label of rectangular form, over a floral garland, engraved 'SHERRY' (Birmingham 1839), Francis Clark, 4.9cm across (3)
£150 - 250
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Early Victorian silver decanter label of oval form, with gadrooned borders, pierced 'PORT' (circa 1840), Charles Reily & George Storer, 4.4cm across
£80 - 120
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George IV silver decanter label of rectangular form, with canted corners with reeded borders, pierced 'HOCK' (London 1828), Charles Reily & George Storer, 4.5cm across
£80 - 120
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Pair Victorian silver decanter labels of oval form, with embossed grape and vine and face mask decoration, engraved 'WHISKY' and 'BRANDY' (Birmingham 1895), Hilliard & Thomason, 4.5cm across
£100 - 200
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