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Archive Back to Index Image Gallery Category  All Coins, Medals, Bank notes and Bonds Design Classics Jewellery Oils Plated Ware Prints Rings Silver Watches Watercolours   Keyword   Lot  Lot Description Records 1 to 30 of 357   First Previous Next Last 1 A cased silver and plated travelling picnic set, to include; a spirit burner, caddy, rectangular box with hinged lid, faceted glass bottle and cover and a tea infuser, all within fitted and monogrammed case Sold for £240 details 2 Two white metal, Oriental boxes and covers, to include an oval and a cylindrical example, both with continuous embossed scrolling foliate and floral designs, cylindrical 9cm high, oval 9.5cm wide (2) Sold for £60 details 3 A pair of ribbon pullers in the form of a bird with elongated curved beak, stamped '800', 9cm high Sold for £120 details 4 A Continental, white metal mounted scent bottle, designed as a heart shaped well supported by a cherub pedestal and raised on oval foot, with flame finial, stamped '800', 12.5cm high Sold for £80 details 5 An Elkington & Co silver plated desk stand, late 19th century, the shaped and scroll pierced stand with acanthus leaf cast border, the central well with cherub cast cover, flanked to either side by ink well stands supporting glass inkwells, all raised on four bracket feet (at fault) 31.5cm wide Sold for £80 details 6 A pair of silver plated chamber sticks and snuffers, T J & N Creswick, 19th century, each of traditional circular form with shaped sconce and lappetted scroll handle, bearing crest, 16.5cm diameter (2) Sold for £60 details 7 Three Scottish provincial teaspoons Perth, comprising an old English pattern by William Ritchie and two oar pattern by Robert Keay (3) details 8 Four Scottish provincial teaspoons, to include; a pair of old English pattern by Charles Jamieson of Inverness and a pair of old English pattern by William Hannay of Paisley (4) Sold for £110 details 9 Four Scottish provincial teaspoons, comprising three Perth by Alexander Clark and David Manson and Dumfries by David Gray (4) details 10 Four Scottish provincial teaspoon, Aberdeen, to include; A pair of old English pattern by James Erskine another by James Erskine and another by Nathaniel Gillet (4) Sold for £100 details 11 A set of six Scottish provincial old English pattern teaspoons, Alexander Grant, Aberdeen circa 1825 (6) details 12 A silver mounted amethyst coloured glass bowl, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1924, the circular bowl with engraved star cut and ribboned detail, 23cm diameter Sold for £80 details 13 A silver pap boat possibly Thomas Foster London 1807, of navette shape and with reeded rim, engraved 'God preserve the sweet innocent', 13cm wide, weight 2oz Sold for £160 details 14 A George IV silver pap boat George Knight, London 1820, of oval form and with gadrooned rim, engraved initials and later dated 1880, 14.5cm wide, weight 2oz Sold for £140 details 15 A George III silver sauce boat, John Langlands, Newcastle 1769, of typical oval form with cusped rim and raised on three scroll legs and with scroll, leaf lappetted handle, 14.5cm wide, weight 3oz Sold for £140 details 16 An Arts and Crafts pedestal bowl, the circular bowl with lightly hammered finish, the rim with scroll fretwork design and interspersed with four cabochon tourmalines, raised on a knopped pedestal stem, with applied pad stamped 'E L Silver', 10cm high Sold for £390 details 17 A silver two handled tray, Adie Brothers, Sheffield 1946, the rectangular tray with cusped, canted corners and shaped rim, 47.5cm wide, weight approximately 48oz Sold for £620 details 18 A George II style coffee pot, Hunt & Roskell, London 1889, the tapering cylindrical body raised on stepped foot, beneath a domed cover acanthus wrapped spout and ebonised scroll handle, 22cm high, weight approximately 18oz Sold for £210 details 19 A George V silver hot water jug, J. Parkes & Co, London 1932, the baluster body with domed cover, urn finial and turned fruitwood handle, 22.5cm high, weight approximately 24oz Sold for £170 details 20 A silver sauce boat, Barker Brothers, Birmingham 1934, of plain polished form with gadrooned rim, raised on three paw feet and with acanthus wrapped handle, 17.5cm wide, weight 11oz and a further sauce boat J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1966, with reeded rim and pedestal foot, 17cm wide, weight 6oz (2) Sold for £150 details 21 A Georgian silver teapot stand, mark rubbed but possibly Michael Plummer, London 1793, of plain polished oval form, with stepped rim, loaded, crested, 16cm, wide Sold for £150 details 22 A pair of Edwardian silver salts of quaich shape, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1910, each of plain polished cylindrical form and pedestal foot, bowl 5.5cm diameter along with a mustard pot Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1887, of straight sided cylindrical form, the cover with shell thumb piece enclosing blue glass liner, 5.5cm high (3) Sold for £140 details 23 A set of four silver gilt salts, George Richards and Edward Brown London 1862, each cauldron shaped salt with engraved scrolling detail, with beaded rim raised on three paw feet, each with matching silver salt spoon, 3cm high (8) Sold for £200 details 24 A silver tea caddy, Martin Hall & Co, Birmingham 1909 of lobed, sinuous form and raised on four paw feet, the domed cover with fruit finial 10.5cm high, weight 7oz and a George V shallow bowl, Deakin and Francis, Birmingham 1920, engraved to underside, 11cm diameter, weight 4oz (2) Sold for £180 details 25 An Arts and Crafts bon bon dish Roberts and Belk Sheffield 1924, the circular dish with pierced geometric bands of circular and wave motifs, raised on a square plinth base with bun feet, 14.5cm diameter, weight 7oz Sold for £95 details 26 A silver monteith style bowl, Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd, London 1910, of plain pedestal form and with shaped rim, raised on ebonised socle base, 15.5cm diameter, weight 11oz Sold for £120 details 27 A silver christening mug, Joseph Angell I and II, London 1843, of octagonal form and with applied cast handle, 10.5cm high, weight 5oz and a George V silver mug Turner & Simpson Birmingham 1935, 11cm high, weight 7oz (2) Sold for £170 details 28 A Victorian glass and silver mounted claret jug, John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1890, the baluster body with hobnail cut decoration, silver mounts with pineapple finial and florally engraved handle, 27.5cm high Sold for £540 details 29 A silver baluster sugar caster, Marson & Jones, Birmingham 1931, of plain baluster form with pierced cover and turned finial, 19.5cm high and a George V silver small sugar caster, S. Blanckensee & Son Birmingham 1936, 14cm high, total weight 7oz (2) Sold for £100 details 30 A William IV silver bowl, Thomas Mitchell & Co, London 1831 of half reeded form and with gilt interior, 14.5cm diameter, weight 11oz Sold for £95 details  Back to Top First Previous Next Last 30