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A LATE VICTORIAN BULBOUS WATER JUG with a straight-sided neck and a moulded loop handle with a decorative motif at the lower joint, by Jl. Aldwinckle & T. Slater, London 1887; 7" (17.8 cms) high; 14.9 oz £400-500 (+ 30% BP*)
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A LATE VICTORIAN VASE-SHAPED COFFEE POT with an angular handle and part-fluted decoration by Walter & John Barnard, London 1891 and a tea pot very similar in form, by T.W. Dobson, London 1891, both pieces crested to match; the coffee pot 10.7" (27 cms) high; 43.6 oz (2) £350-400 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SPRUNG SANDWICH TONGS embossed with fluted decoration, crested, by William Comyns, London 1894; 3.75" (9.5 cms) long; 2.95 oz £100-150 (+ 30% BP*)
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A SMALL EDWARDIAN ROSE BOWL with vertical fluting and a shaped rim, by A & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1906 and a cigarette box with a stamped coat of arms on the cover, inscribed "PEACE 1919" (cedar wood lining), also by A & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1919; the latter 4.4" (11 cms) long; 6.4 oz weighable silver (2) £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY DANISH NOVELTY PEPPERETTES in the form of an old gentleman sitting astride a barrel with his pipe and ale mug and his long suffering companion; 2.6" (6.5 cms) high; 1.7 oz (2) £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EDWARDIAN GREEN LEATHER GENTLEMAN'S DRESSING CASE fitted with the following silvergilt mounted items with a plannished finished:- Two hairbrushes, two clothes brushes, two combs, a shoe horn, a spirit flask, two mounted cologne bottles, five various mounted dressing table jars/bottles, a dip pen, a vesta case, a jar cover (lacking jar) a part manicure set, all initiallled "F", by Charles & George Asprey (for Asprey of Bond St.), London 1906 (the vesta hallmarked Chester 1903), the case also containing various green leather items:- a blotter, sewing wallets & pin cushion and a fabric wallet; the case 16.3" (41.5 cms) long £250-300 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III ENGRAVED TEA POT STAND of shaped oval outline with fluted feet, by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London 1801 together with three napkin rings; The tea pot stand 6.25" (16 cms) long; 8.8 oz (4) £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III CIRCULAR SALTS on three legs, crested (blue glass liners), by Robert & David Hennell, London 1764/65, a pair of small American pepperettes by Gorham & Co. (loaded) and a mid 20th century Britannia Standard mustard pot, circular, with a knop finial, (blue glass liner), by Ernest J. Lowe, London 1936; the latter 2.75" (7 cms) diameter; 10.5 oz weighable silver (5) £100-150 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN CANDLESTICKS on round bases with button feet, baluster columns and gadrooned borders, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1909 (A?F), and a toast rack on four ball and claw feet, by G. Jackson & D. Fullerton, London 1912; the candlesticks 7.95" (20 cms) high; 4.4 oz weighable silver (3) £100-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF LATE GEORGE II CIRCULAR SALTS on mask and foliate feet with shaped gadrooned rims and chased floral festoons around the sides, gilt interiors, by George Ibbott, London 1758 together with a pair of late Victorian pepperettes; the salts 3" (7.7 cms) diameter; (4) £100-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III ENGRAVED OVAL CREAM JUG initialled, & a Victorian sugar basin to match it, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1891, gilt interiors, together with a George IV fluted circular cream jug, gilt interior, and two other smaller cream jugs; the sugar basin 6.5" (16.5 cms) long; 21.3 oz (5) £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A LATE VICTORIAN OVAL BONBON DISH with flared foot, a wavy rim & embossed decoration, by R. Martin & E. Hall, London 1881 and a pair of specimen vases by E.S. Barnsley, Birmingham 1913 (loaded bases); the latter 7.7" (19.5 cms) high; 5.3 oz weighable silver (3) £160-180 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT:- A Victorian bonbon basket shaped like a trug with wooden rod handle and chased decoration, inscribed "Maud Isabel Glynn" and "John Glynn", by H. Atkin, Sheffield 1887, a Shire Horse Society medal by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1918, a small Victorian dish with three legs and beaded decoration, initialled, a book match holder, a pair of sugar tongs, three antique Fiddle table spoons, initialled, and three various napkin rings (two with initials); the trug 5.5" (14 cms) long; 20 oz (11) £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III MUG of slightly tapering form with an angular handle, & bands of incised reeding and engraving around the body and a vacant wreath cartouche, gilt interior, by John Emes, London 1801; 3.5" (9 cms) high; 6.1 oz £120-160 (+ 30% BP*)
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TWO SIMILAR GEORGE III IRISH CIRCULAR COUNTER TRAYS with chased borders and punch-beaded rims, one crested, by either John Laughlin, Lloyd or Locker, Dublin c.1775, the other with initials on the back, by Matthew West, Dublin, same date; the latter 4.9" (12.5 cms) diameter; 4.5 oz (2) £120-160 (+ 30% BP*)
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A VICTORIAN MUG shaped like a barrel with engraved hoops & staves, monogrammed, gilt interior, by George Adams, London 1870 (retailer's mark of "WORDLEY & CO LIVERPOOL"); 3.4" (8.5 cms) high; 5.5 oz £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MID 20TH CENTURY HOT WATER JUG on four feet, initialled and dated "ELC-RSC 1918-1943", by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1939 and a Victorian baluster hot water jug, marks worn, Exeter 1880; the latter 8.25" (21 cms) high; 32.85 oz (2) £280-320 (+ 30% BP*)
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A 20TH CENTURY SALVER of shaped circular outline with scroll feet and a moulded border, by C.J. Vander Ltd., London 1957; 10" (25.5 cms) diameter; 17.8 oz £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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ARTHUR'S CLUB:- Two similar early 20th century hot milk pots with bellied bodies and low-domed covers with knop finials, each engraved on the side "ARTHUR'S CLUB"* within a strap and buckle cartouche, by two different makers, Birmingham 1906 and London 1924; the taller one 4.5" (11.5 cms) high; 14.8 oz (2) £250-289 (+ 30% BP*)
*Arthur's was a London gentlemen's club, established in 1811. It was based at 69 St. James's St. and in its days it ranked amongst the top clubs in London alongside Brook's and White's. Arthur's Club disbanded n 1940 and is mostly known for having built the clubhouse that is currently occupied by the Carlton Club.
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ELECTROPLATED "PATENT" COCKTAIL SHAKER with an interior ice tube and a screw plug on the base (for filling it with ice); 9.9" (25 cms) high £100-150 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE IV SMALL SALVER OR WAITER shaped circular with a pierced & engraved border, openwork feet and a gadrooned rim, by Charles Price, London 1827; 7.5" (19 cms) diameter; 11.2 oz £250-300 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN ART DECO COCKTAIL SHAKER with a band of incised reeding around the body and screw cap, by Harrison Bros. and Howson, Sheffield 1933; 7.5" (19 cms) high; 12.2 oz £250-300 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III GOBLET on a reeded circular foot, by Robert Hennell, London 1792 and another goblet on a hexagonal foot by D. Urquhart & N. Hart, London 1795; the latter 6.5" (16.5 cms) high; 14.2 oz (2) £200-300 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III WINE FUNNEL with a shallow bowl, reeded border and a shaped tang, engraved with a crest and the initial "W", by George Smith, London 1794; 4.3" (11 cms) long; 2 oz £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY VASES chased below the rims with a frieze of ribbon-like scrolls, by Docker & Burn, Birmingham 1924 (loaded bases); 7.25" (18.4 cms) high £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III COFFEE BIGGIN of bellied form with gadrooned borders, a low-domed cover and an urn-shaped finial, crested, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1815; 8.75" (22 cms) high; 24.2 oz £300-400 (+ 30% BP*)
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A LATE 20TH CENTURY BEAKER with an atypical wrythen textured finish around the sides, a plain rim and a gilt interior, by (Adrian) Gerald Benney, with Jubilee hallmarks for London 1977 (in original box); 3.4" (8.5 cms) high; 5.7 oz £800-900 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DANISH TEA POT navette-shaped with part-fluted decoration, an angular handle and a gadrooned rim, by A. Michelsen, Copenhagen 1918; 7.1" (18 cms) high; 21.2 oz £180-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III SMALL OR BACHELOR'S TEA POT of plain oval cylindrical form with a rising domed cover, engraved on one side with a coat of arms and the motto "NON XOBIS", by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London 1802; 5.1" (13 cms) high; 10.5 oz £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN TRENCHER SALTS in the form of short cylinders with reeded borders, crested, by Richard Sibley, London 1846, one with the retailer's mark of "Thomas's Bond St."; 3" (7.6 cms) diameter; 6.9 oz £250-300 (+ 30% BP*)
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A WILLIAM IV SQUAT CIRCULAR TEA POT with embossed decoration around the upper body and spout and a low-domed cover with a melon finial, crested, by Robert Hennell, London 1835; 4.75" (12 cms) high; 18.3 oz £180-220 (+ 30% BP*)
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A VICTORIAN SPIRIT FLASK with shoulders, a pull-off drinking cup and a screw cap with an internal plug stopper, initialled "TST" on one side, by either W. Dudley or W. Dowler, Birmingham 1853; 5.6" (14.3 cms) high; 6.65 oz £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MID 20TH CENTURY OCTAGONAL SALVER with an applied border, the centre with a small inscription and numerous facsimile signatures, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1942; 12" (30 cms) wide; 24.85 oz £200-250 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MOUNTED GLASS SPIRIT FLASK with a leather-clad upper body, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1937, and an early 19th century French beaker; the latter 2.5" (6.4 cms) long; 2.85 oz weighable silver (2) £100-150 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MATCHED PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY OCTAGONAL TRENCHER SALTS by Stokes & Ireland 1908/1912; 3.2" (8 cms) long; 5 oz (2) £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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A GEORGE III CIRCULAR CHAMBERSTICK with a gadrooned rim, a detachable nozzle and a conical snuffer, by Ebenezer Coker, London 1769; 5.4" (13.8 cms) diameter; 7.8 oz £120-140 (+ 30% BP*)
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A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN BOAT-SHAPED SALTS with oval pedestal bases and volute handles at each end, by E.C. Purdie, London 1898; 5.4" (13.6 cms) long; 6 oz (2) £80-120 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SALVER of shaped circular outline with an applied decorative border, by Adie Bros Ltd., Birmingham 1934; 10.5" (26.5 cms) diameter; 22.65 oz £150-250 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EARLY GEORGE III INKSTAND with a pierced, serpentine gallery, openwork feet and gadrooned borders, fitted with three mounted cut-glass receivers (one glass A/F and one replacement), by John Langford and John Sebille, London 1764; 10.4" (26.5 cms) long; 22 oz weighable silver £450-500 (+ 30% BP*)
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A VICTORIAN SWING-HANDLED SUGAR BASKET with a helmet-shaped body, engraved decoration and bead borders, gilt interior, by W. Jackson & P. Deere, London 1892; 6.25" (15.8 cms) long; 6.8 oz £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT:- An early 19th century snuffer stand with a cast & pierced border and chased centre, probably either Brazilian or Portuguese 181-0-30, a small late 19th century Russian engraved mug & a miniature figure group with a girl in a swing, import-marked London 1894; the latter 2.75" (7 cms) long; 11.25 oz (3) £100-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PLATED -MOUNTED GLASS PICNIC SET in a fitted leather case, to include four various jars/bottles, a nest of four small beakers, a small rectangular box, a long-handled spoon and a replacement glass vessel, painted with a game bird shoot, made in England for Brooks Brothers of New York; the case 15.2" (38.5 cms) long £30-50 (+ 30% BP*)
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C A SMALL EDWARDIAN TWO-HANDLED SAILING TROPHY CUP inscribed, by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1903, a small trophy beaker & cover, inscribed, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1938 and a Danish commemorative spoon with an enamelled terminal to celebrate the silver jubilee of King Christian X of Denmark, by Michelsen of Copenhagen 1937; the latter 6.4" (16.2 cms) long; 13.6 oz (3) £100-150 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SMALL THREE-PIECE TEA SET of lobed oval outline, the cream & sugar with gilt interiors, by J. Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1911 together with a sauce boat and a cream jug; the tea pot 4.75" (12 cms) high; 29.35 oz (5) £150-250 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT:- A sugar caster, a folding note/card case, four antique salts (two initialled), a Victorian engraved mug, a mother of pearl handled steel paper knife, a mounted steel paper knife, a folding fruit knife with mother of pearl sides & a plated mesh purse; the mug 3.3" (8.5 cms) high; 16 oz weighable silver £140-180 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MID 20TH CENTURY FIVE-PIECE TEA & COFFEE SERVICE with angular handles and embossed decoration around the lower bodies, by A.L. Davenport, Birmingham 1948; the coffee pot 10" (25.5 cms) high; 73.9 oz £500-600 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT:- A small two-handled trophy cup (with plinth), a sauce boat with a wooden scroll handle, a napkin ring (boxed), an ash tray, a bonbon dish, a small sauce boat, a mounted glass toilet jar & a Victorian Christening mug with engraved decoration; the latter 3" (7.5 cms) high; 19.25 oz weighable silver (8) £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT:- A small mid 20th century salver with a shaped and moulded border, an Edwardian bonbon dish, two pepper mills (with metal innards) and a set of four small toast racks, probably by Major Roswell, London 1916; the salver 8.1" (20.5 cms) diameter; 16.5 oz weighable silver (8) £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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A MIXED LOT:- A George IV two-handled circular sugar bowl on paw feet, with a fluted lower body, a pair of George III salts (blue glass liners), a pair of Edwardian pierced mustard pots (blue glass liners), a pair of Victorian engraved napkin rings, three other napkin rings (all initialled), a pair of sugar tongs, a Victorian sugar sifter ladle, a jam spoon, a small ladle & twelve various small spoons; the sugar basin 5" (13 cms) diameter; 26.25 oz weighable silver (26) £150-200 (+ 30% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY IRISH REPRODUCTION OF THE ARDAGH CHALICE parcelgilt with applied strapwork, set with coloured enamel and vari-coloured stone bosses, by Mappin & Webb, Dublin 1923; 6.95 (17.5 cms) high; 38.75 oz £2000-2500 (+ 30% BP*)
*The "Ardagh" chalice was found in 1868 by a young man in Reerasta, close to the village of Ardagh in County Limerick. He happened upon it & other treasures whilst digging potatoes. Miraculously the chalice was undamaged and is the finest example of medieval Irish goldsmith's work. It dates from the 8th / 9th centuries and currently resides in the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin.
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