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A Good Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Monogrammed Soup Spoons.
London 1792,
Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan.
Weight : 137 Grams
Good Weight, Excellent Condition, Interesting Little Flourish To The Terminal.

A Victorian Sterling Silver Ponce Pot With Finial, Pierced Domed Cover, Engraved Baluster Body, Pedestal And Circular Base.
London 1849,
Maker Not Identified.
Good Condition.
Weight : 74 Grams
 

A Charming Australian Presentation Sterling Silver Boomerang Set With A Cabochon Opal With Inscription Of Highland Dancing Interest, Dated 1954.
131mm Wide.
Stamped Prouds Sterling Silver.
Weight : 25 grams

A Small George VI Sterling Silver Cylindrical Pyx Box With Screw Action Lid,
Both Lid And Body Engraved Wth The Letter 'I."
Weight : 19 Grams
London 1947,
Burns & Washbourne Ltd.
Excellent Condition, Nice Tight Fit, A Pedant Might Mention A Few Minor Dings To The Base.

An Attractive Small Victorian Sterling Silver Rectangular Photo Frame,
Mounted With Pierced Scrollwork, The Reverse With, Unusually, A Sterling Silver Easel.
95mm High x 59mm Wide Across Scrollwork.
Birmingham 1896,
E Mander & Son.
 

A Large George III Sheffield Plate Oval Bread/Cake Basket With Swivelling Bail Handle,
Gadrooned Edge Rim, Engraved Heraldic Device Of A Griffin At Each End, Fluted Body And Raised Rectangular Base.
337mm Wide x 244mm Deep x 147mm High x 303mm High To Top Of Handle.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition, The Only Place The Copper Shows Through Is With The Griffins,
Terrific Shape, A Large Statement Making Piece Completely Lacking In Ostentation. I Love It!

 

A Superb Late Victorian Sterling Silver And Tortoiseshell Inkstand With Pierced Applied Rim Decorated With Classical Masks, Naked Putto And Winged Phoenix, Moulded Square Glass Inkwell With Hinged Cover, Pen Rest, Pen And Raised Scroll Feet.
London 1892,
William Comyns.
The Pen London 1901,
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd.
Very Decorative, Good Condition.

A Gorgeous Little Edwardian Square Form Sterling Silver Pill Box, The Cover Set With Green Scottish Hardstone
32mm Square x 15mm High.
Weight : 17 Grams
Birmingham 1903,
Adie & Lovekin.
Good Condition With A Few Teeny Dings To The Base Mentioned For Accuracy Only.
Please Do Not Even Think About Negotiating The Price - When This Recently Surfaced Everyone Wanted It - Consequently I Bid To A Millimetre Of Its Price - My Margin Is So Small Being Sold For
The Joy Of Handling Something Nice, Definitely Not For The Miniscule Profit.

 

A Small 19thC Thai Cast Silver Buddha Seated In Lotus Position On A Detachable Base.
70mm High.
Weight : 41 Grams.
Circa 1880.
Good Condition
 

A Delightful Pair Of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Circular Napkin Rings
Engraved With Scrolling Foliage And Clover Between 5 Various Mounted Scottish Agates And Hardstones,
The Circular Cartouches Vacant.
41mm Diameter.
Weight : 41 Grams
Birmingham 1898,
Joseph Cook & Sons.
Excellent Condition.
Please Do Not Even Think About Negotiating The Price - When These Recently Surfaced Everyone Wanted Them - Consequently I Bid To A Millimetre Of Their Price - My Margin Is So Small Being Sold For
The Joy Of Handling Something Nice, Definitely Not For The Miniscule Profit.

 

A Delightful Pair Of Small Circular Sterling Silver Picture Frames Engraved With "Concorde;" Blue Velvet Easels And Backs.
Sheffield 1993,
British Airways Sponsors Mark.
66mm Diameter.
Perfect Present For A Man With An Aeronautical Bent, Mint Condition.
 

An Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Armada Dish Of Typical Shape With Scattered Hallmarks To The Rim.
London 1967,
Asprey & Co.
Weight : 115 Grams
Monogramed Under TWW And Dated 1958-1968.
Nice And Weighty In The Hand, Excellent Condition.

Inspired By The Armada Service (alias Tudor Service) which is a set of more than 31 gilded silver dishes, dated between 1581 and 1601, formerly owned by Sir Christopher Harris (c. 1553–1625), MP, of Radford House in the parish of Plymstock in Devon, England. Twenty-six of these dishes are now in the collection of the British Museum in London.

A Particularly Attractive George V Sterling Silver Easel Photograph Frame With Arched Top,
Straight Sides And Shaped Base, The Reverse With Dark Stained Oak Easel.
131mm Wide Across Base x 207mm High.
Birmingham 1913,
Fattorini & Sons.
Excellent Condition, Elegant Shape.

 

A Small Edwardian Sterling Silver Pedestal Pepper Shaker
With Slip On Cover With Finial And Domed Circular Foot.
61mm High.
Weight : 12 Grams
Date Mark Not Deciphered,
Probably Birmingham C.1910,
Henry Williamson Ltd.
A Few Minor Dings, Functional, Cheap As Chips.
 

An Elizabeth II Cased Sterling Silver Reproduction Seal Top Spoon.
Weight : 31 Grams.
London 1975,
CJ Vander Ltd.
Excellent Condition, Heavy In The Hand,
Make A Great Jam Spoon, Ridiculously Cheap.
 

An Elegant Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Boat Shape Salts
With Beaded Edges And Gilt Washed Interiors, The Sides Engraved With An Heraldic Device Of A Lion Salient.
Weight : 155 Grams
London 1784,
Hester Bateman.
The Presence Of The Gilt Washed Interiors Indicates There Was Never Any Blue Glass Liners,
Excellent Condition, The Lions A Tiny Bit Polished.

 

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Tea Strainer, The Handles Featuring Acanthus Leaves.
Sheffield 1908,
Roberts & Belk
Weight : 41 Grams
Good Condition, Weighty.
 

An Excellent George IV 4 Piece Sterling Silver Melon Shape Tea And Coffee Service With Domed Covers, Melon Finials, Acanthus Capped Handles, Ivory Heat Rings, Leaf And Lobed Bodies And Raised Scroll Feet.
London 1829,
Edward I, Edward II, John L & William Barnard.
Total Weight : 2293 Grams
Teapot - 719 Grams, Coffee Pot 944 Grams, Sugar Bowl 369 Grams, Jug 261 Grams.
Excellent Condition.
These Tea Services Routinely Make 2000+ British Pounds In English Auctions. Here Is A Link To A Similar Service Being Retailed In England For 5275 Sterling

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At This Price Very Good Buying Indeed.

A Massive 19thC Scottish Sterling Silver Quaich Of Typical Form
With Engraved Lug Handles, Stave Sides, Bands Of Scrollwork And Raised Foot.
Edinburgh 1883,
J Crichton & Co.
253mm Diameter x 354mm Across Handles x 120mm High
Weight : 804 grams
Later Presentation Inscription Of Highland Dancing Interest, Excellent Condition,
This Is Not Your Standard Little Quaich - Check The Dimensions - Not Small!
 

An Excellent Pair Of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Corinthian Column Candlesticks
With Fluted Columns And Stepped Square Bases Featuring Beaded Edges And
Scrollwork With Pendant Harebells.
217mm High.
Loaded.
London 1896,
William Gibson & John Lawrence.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Smart Looking Pair Of Edwardian Doric Column Candlesticks With Beaded Edge Sconces, Fluted Columns Stepped Square Bases Featuring Relief Decorated Leaf Garlands With Flowerheads And Engraved Armorials; Loaded.
200mm High.
Sheffield 1909,
James Deakin & Sons Ltd.
There Are A Few Little Dings Around The Bases, Nothing Serious, And Critically Not Worn Through At High Points, Essentially Good Condition.
The Doric Column Is The Simplest And The Earliest Of The 3 Classical Columns, The Later Two Being Corinthian And Ionic. Understated And Stylish.
 

A Pair Of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Squat Doric Column Candlesticks
With Fixed Beaded Edge Sconces And Stepped Square Bases With Beaded Edges; Loaded.
128mm High.
Sheffield 1896,
James Deakin & Sons.
Baized Bases, One Corner A Little Wrinkled Otherwise Pretty Good Condition With The Odd Pin Prick At High Point.

 

A Pair Of Early 20thC Cypriot 800 Standard Circular Bowls, Each With Armorial Device to The Well - A Double Headed Eagle And A Shield With Lion.
Each Stamped "800" Together With Makers Device For "SG."
96mm Diameter x 35mm High.
Weight : 155 Grams.

A Set Of 3 Small Early 20thC Cypriot 800 Standard Circular Bowls On Paw Feet, Each Decorated With An Armorial Panel Of A Double Headed Eagle.
All Stamped "800" Together With "C Th Argyrides & Co."
80mm Diameter x 43mm High.
Weight : 129 Grams.

A Small Later Victorian Two Section Spherical Pepper Shaker
With Screw Action.
30mm Diameter.
Weight : 13 Grams
Birmingham 1893,
Probably James Swan & Son.
Good Condition, Cheap As Chips
 

A George V Sterling Silver Circular Tea Strainer And Stand
With Porringer Like Pierced Handles.
104mm Wide Across Handles x 57mm Diameter x 34mm High.
Weight : 61 Grams
Birmingham 1932,
Adie Brothers Ltd.
Both Pieces Fully Hallmarked, A Minor Ding, Pretty Good Condition.
 

A Small Sterling Silver Pin Cushion Modelled As A Chick.
28mm High.
Marks Not Deciphered,
Circa 1900.
Good Condition.
 

A Late Victorian Sterling Silver Sugar Scoop
With Engraved Flowering Foliage And Mother-Of-Pearl Handle.
109mm Long.
Weight : 10 Grams All In
Birmingham 1895,
William Davenport.
 

A George II Sterling Silver Cauldron Salt On Stepped Pad Feet;
Engraved Armorial Device Of Armour Clad Arm With Dagger.
70mm Diameter
Weight : 55 Grams.
London 1750,
David Hennell 1.
OK Condition, Possible Old Repair To One Foot.
Not A Lot Of Money For Something Made By A Prestigious London Maker
About 20 Years Before Captain Cook Set Foot Here In 1769.
 

A Set Of 5 George III Scottish Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons; Monogramed "JH."
Edinburgh 1814,
Maker JM Not Traced.
Weight : 77 Grams
Good Condition, Elegant Slender Form.
 

A Set Of 4 George IV Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Teaspoons.
London 1830,
William Eaton.
Weight : 73 Grams
Good Condition.

 

A Pair Of Late Victorian Novelty Glass Vesta Holders Modelled As Boots, Each With Applied Sterling Silver Rim.
Birmingham 1900,
Henry Williamson Ltd.
60mm Wide x 66mm High.
Small Inconsequential Chips To The Soles, Otherwise Good Condition

An Early 20thC Indian Silver Circular Box And Cover
Repousse In Relief With Buddha Like Figures In Various Yogi Positions.
85mm Diameter x 83mm High.
Apparently Not Marked, Circa 1900.
Weight : 112 Grams
Good Condition.

 

A Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Mustard Spoon; Monogramed "L."
London 1840,
William Eaton.
Weight : 20 Grams.
Good Condition.
 

A George II Sterling Silver Taperstick With Octagonal Stem, Sunken Well Shaped Ocatonal Base And Engraved Upright Lion Crest; Later Sconce.
Marks Poorly Struck,
Possibly London 1733.
The Sconce
London 1827,
Emes & Barnard.
102mm High.
Weight : 154 Grams
 

An Extensive Near Contemporary French Chrisofle L'Elegance Pattern Canteen Of Silver Plated Cutlery Comprising:
20 Main Course Knives
20 Main Course Forks
20 Desseert Spoons Large
14 Dessert Spoons Small
19 Salad Forks
20 Fish Knives
20 Fish Forks
1 Cheese Knife
1 Soup Ladle
1 Pair Salad Servers
1 Fish Serving Knife
2 Large Serving Forks
1 Serving Spoon
1 Cream Serving Spoon
1 Icing Sugar Sifter
1 Gravy Serving Spoon.

Came To My Vendor Via The Purchase Of A Luxury Yacht.
Immaculate Condition, Hardly Ever Used, Replacement Cost In Excess Of $5000.
 

An Excellent Pair Of Late Victorian Sterling Silver Corinthian Column Candlesticks With Detachable Sconces, Typical Decorative Capitals, Fluted Columns And Stepped Beaded Bases; Baized.
227mm High.
London 1900,
William Hutton & Sons Ltd.
Lovely Condition - Not Worn Through At The High Points, Sit Nice And Straight, Nice Size.

 

A Small Pair Of Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, Birmingham 1947, OK Condition, A Victorian Sterling Silver And Mother-Of-Pearl Fruit Knife, Sheffield 1885, Small Piece Of MOP Missing, Blade Tip Wrinkled; 2 Sterling And Mother Of Pearl Pickle Forks, Marks Not Deciphered, English Circa 1900, OK Condition; A Sterling Silver Salt Spoon, Birmingham 1946, Handle Wrinkled And A Sterling Silver Coffee Spoon Lacking Terminal.

A Set Of 5 Sterling Silver Cocktail Sticks/Olive Skewers Of Flattened Form.
74mm Long.
Stamped "925" And "ST"
Good Condition.
 

A Splendid George I Mug With Slightly Tapering Baluster Body,
Tucked In Base And Spreading Circular Ribbed Foot,
The Simple Cast Scroll Handle With Plain Thumbpiece,
The Body Engraved With A Baroque Scroll Framed Armorial Crest
Surmounted With A Demi-Lion.
114mm High.
Weight : 389 Grams.
London 1724,
William Spackman, A Huguenot Silversmith Active In London At This Time.
Excellent Condition With Lovely Patina. A Mug For The Connoisseur.

An Edwardian Cut Crystal Spherical Scent Bottle With Faceted Stopper
And Hinged Sterling Silver Cover Featuring Egg And Dart Border.
Birmingham 1910,
Possibly James Dixon.
Good Condition.
 

A Queen Elizabeth II Plain Rectangular Sterling Silver Picture Frame
With Rounded Corners And Blue Velvet Back; Lacks Easel.
165mm Wide x 215mm High.
London 1995,
Gordon & Christopher Kitney.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Very Smart Pair Of Edwardian Dwarf Table Candlesticks Of Neo-Classical Inspiration, With Removable Beaded Edge Sconces And Relief Decoration Of Ribbon Tied Swags, Stiff Leaves And Classical Urns On Chamfered Square Beaded Edge Bases.
91mm Square x 110mm High.
Loaded.
Sheffield 1903,
Joseph Rodger & Sons.
Good Condition, Bases Baized.
 

A George V Early 20thC Hinged Rectangular Sterling Silver Table Cigarette Box With Slightly Domed Top, Thumbpiece And Cedar Lined Interior: Monogramed.
136mm Wide x 84mm Deep x 42mm High.
Birmingham 1915,
A&J Zimmerman Ltd.
One Small Ding To The Cover Mentioned For Accuracy Only Otherwise Good Condition.
 

A Nice Plain George V Sterling Silver Rectangular Picture Frame With Oak Easel.
109mm Wide x 150mm High.
Birmingham 1926.
Excellent Condition.
 

A William IV Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoon; Monogrammed JMI.
London 1832,
James Payne.
Weight : 10 Grams
Clear Marks, Good Condition.
 

A Most Handsome George III Large Sterling Silver Helmet Shape Cream Jug With Reeded Edge And Reeded High Single Scroll Handle Above Square Pedestal Base, The Whole Engraved With Floral Garlands And Shield Shape Cartouche Monogramed "JCW."
162mm High To Top Of Handle x 60mm Square Base.
Weight : 153 Grams.
London 1797,
Peter & Anne Bateman.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Good Looking George VI Georgian Style Sauce Boat With Shaped Rim, Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle And Pad Feet With Shell Terminals.
London 1938,
Richard Comyns.
Weight : 192 Grams.
Top London Silversmith, Clear Marks, Excellent Condition.

A Good George V Early 19thC Style Sterling Silver One Pint Mug
Of Tapering Cylindrical Form Featuring Reeding And Simple Flat Top Scroll Handle
Weight : 216 Grams
Birmingham 1930,
James Dixon & Sons.
Not Inscribed, Excellent Condition, Great Weight.

 

A Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoons; Monogramed JMI.
Weight : 19 Grams
London 1818,
John & Henry Lias.
Clear Marks, Good Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoon With Gilded Bowl; Monogrammed JBC.
London 1819,
Richard Poulden.
Weight : 11 Grams.
Clear Marks, Good Condition.
 

An Early Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Salt Spoon With An Engraved Armorial Featuring A Winged Dragon And A Supine Victim.
London 1838,
William Eaton.
Weight : 11 Grams
Clear Marks, Good Condition.
 

A Smart Set Of 6 Plain Circular Sterling Silver Napkin Rings With Rolled Rims.
Weight : 63 Grams
Birmingham 1959,
Harman Brothers.
Excellent Condition, Plain Without Monogram
 

An Unusual Sterling Silver Gambling Faceted Octagonal Spinning Top Each Face With Various Numbers, Letters And Symbols; Stamped "Sterling" Together With Makers Mark "JB"?.
Probably American, Circa 1920.
37mm High.
Good Condition

A Fine And Extensive George IV Sterling Silver 14 Place Setting Armorial Fiddle Pattern Canteen, Engraved With A Heraldic Crest Of A Tower, Comprising:
 

 16 Soup Spoons,

11 x London 1822,

1 x London 1821,

William Chawner,

Weight : 806 Grams,

Period Crests.

4 x London 1822,

William Chawner,

Identical Later Engraved Crests,

Weight : 282 Grams.

15  Dessert Spoons,

12 x London 1822,

William Chawner,

Weight : 484  Grams,

Period Crests.

3 x London 1822,

William Chawner,

Weight : 124 Grams,

Identical Later Engraved Crests.

17 Table Forks,

          12 x London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 759 Grams,

          Period Crests.

          5 x London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 323 Grams,

          Identical Later Engraved Crests.

14 Dessert Forks,

          12 x London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 441 Grams,

          Period Crests.

          2 x London -  1 x1822, 1x1824

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 70 Grams

          Identical Later Engraved Crests.

14 Teaspoons,

          12 x London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 270 Grams,

          Period Crests.

          2 x London – 1 x 1822, 1 x 1824

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 47 Grams,

          Identical Later Engraved Crests.

4 Salt Spoons,

          London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 57 Grams,

          Period Crests.

1 Soup Ladle

          London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 219 Grams,

          Period Crest.

2 Basting Spoons,

          London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 259 Grams,

          Period Crests.

2 Sauce Ladles,

          London 1822,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 137 Grams,

          Period Crests.

1 Fish Slice,

          London 1821,

          William Chawner,

          Weight : 133 Grams

          Period Crest.

Total Number, Excluding Knives, 86 Pieces.

Total Weight : 142 Ounces, 4411 Grams

Together With

14 x Table Knives,

Sheffield 1997,

          Maker TS Not Traced,             

          Stainless Steel Blades,

          Pristine Unused Condition.

14 x Entrée Knives,

          Sheffield 1997,

          Maker TS Not Traced,

          Stainless Steel Blades,

          Pristine Unused Condition.

The Whole In Edwardian Walker & Hall Mahogany Box With Vacant Brass Escutcheon, Heavy Duty Military Style Brass Recessed Handles, Brass Piano Style Hinges, 2 Panel Doors And 4 Drawers 3 Of Which Are Fitted; Inset Walker & Hall Brass Plaque.

530 Wide x 400mm Deep x 348mm High.

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A George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Basting Spoon With An Engraved Crest Of A Man Wearing A Turban.
London 1786,
Richard Crossley.
Weight : 99 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

A George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Soup Spoon, Monogramed "H" In Gothic Script.
London 1804,
Thomas Wallis II.
Weight : 63 Grams.
Good Condition, Crucially Not Worn At The Bowl Tip, Often Used As Serving Spoons These Days.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Circular Salver With Gadrooned Edge, Harebell Swags, Ball And Claw Feet And An Engraved Crest Of A Dragon.
London 1775,
John Cramer.
Weight : 369 Grams.
212mm Diameter.
Good Condition.

An Exquisite Set Of 6 New Zealand Arts And Crafts Hand Wrought Sterling Silver Teaspoons With Paua Shell Terminals.
98mm Long.
Not Marked, Circa 1900.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Pair Of Art Nouveau Sterling Silver And Enamel Salts Of Cauldron Form With Everted Rims And Blue And Turquoise Enamelled Raised Decoration Above Pad Feet; With Matching Pierced Sterling Silver And Enamel Salt Spoons.
45mm Diameter x High.
Weight : 61 Grams All In.
Birmingham 1905, E Jacobs & Son. The Spoons Birmingham 1905, James Fenton & Co.
 

A Good Quality Regency Period Sheffield Plate Armorial Rectangular Vegetable Tureen And Cover With Detachable Handle, The Edge Gadrooned, The Rococo Scroll Cartouche Engraved With A Rooster And Cross Heraldic Device.
300mm Wide x 235mm Deep.
Circa 1820.
Excellent Condition.

A George III Sheffield Plate Tankard With Hinged Domed Cover, Scroll Handle With Heart Terminal, Tapering Cylindrical Body With Low Girdle And Mahogany Loaded Base; Lacks Thumbpiece.
94mm High.
Circa 1780.
Good Condition With Bleeding - Do Not Ever Let A Peasant Persuade You To Replate An Old Sheffield Plate Object Such As This - It's The Bleeding We Want!

 

An Edwardian Georgian Style Britannia Standard Tapering Cylindrical Mug With Girdles And Plain Single Scroll Handle With Thumbiece, Monogramed GEHH.
London 1903,
Daniel & John Welby
Weight : 268gms.
Very Nice And Weighty In The Hand.

A Victorian Scottish Sterling Silver Ewer With High Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle, Hinged Cover, Slender Neck, Ovoid Body, Pedestal Foot And Circular Base, The Shoulder Repoussef With Classical Masks And Eagle Heads, One Cartouche Monogramed And Dated June 12th 1872, The Body With An Engraved Armorial Of A Boor And Cross.
Edinburgh 1870,
Walker Crichton.
372mm High.
Weight : 722 Grams
Pristine Condition

An Edwardian Chippendale Style Sterling Silver Salver Of Satisfying Weight With Pie Crust Rim And Ball And Claw Feet.
310mm Diameter.
Weight : 854 Grams
Sheffield 1909,
Martin Hall & Co.
Good Condition.
 

A Massive Late Victorian Silver Plate Armorial Soup Tureen, Cover And Ladle, The Domed Cover With Fixed Cast Handle Featuring Acanthus Leaf And Engraved Crest Of A Wolf, The Tureen With Gadrooned Edge, 2 Cast Handles, Similarly Cast Feet And Matching Engraved Crest; The Plain Ladle With Rat Tail.
410mm Wide Across Handles x 238mm Deep x 247mm High.
Circa 1880.
Immaculate Condition, A Real Statement On A Mahogany Sideboard, Perfect For The Parsimonious Gentleman With Delusions Of Grandeur.
 

A Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Rectangular Belt Buckles With Beaded Edges And Steel Fittings.
36mm Wide.
Partial Marks,
Possibly John Lambe, London, Circa 1790.
Good Condition.

A Charming Small Proportion Victorian Sterling Silver Baluster Shape Ewer With Hinged Cover, Acanthus Capped Scroll Handle, Ivory Heat Rings, Parcel Gilt Interior, 2 Cartouches On Engraved Scrolling Foliage Ground, One With A Classically Draped Figure Carrying A Tray Of Heaped Fruit, Probably Emblematic Of Plenty, The Other With An Armorial Device Of A Fox And The Motto "Concussus Surgo - When Struck I Rise," Peculiarly Apt Sentiments For Wellingtonians At This Time.
London 1887,
Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall.
260mm High.
Weight : 373 Grams.

Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall -Martin, Hall & Co- ,
The origin of the firm in the partnership established in 1820 in Sheffield by Henry Wilkinson and John Roberts who traded as Wilkinson & Roberts.The firm's chronology is: John Roberts (1836), Roberts & Hall ( 1846), Martin Hall & Co (1854), Martin Hall & Co Ltd (1866-1936). Martin Hall & Co was one of the best known British manufacturers and participated in many international exhibitions including the Crystal Palace 1851 Great Exhibition.

A Most Attractive George III Oval Cut Glass Mustard Pot
With Hinged Sterling Silver Domed Cover, Finial And Reeded Handle.
67mm Wide x 43mm Deep x 125mm High
London 1808,
Charles Chesterman II.
Good Condition, Critically The Beautiful Grey Georgian Glass Is Without
Chips Or Cracks, Small Wrinkle To Silver Mount, Functional And Stylish.

A George V Sterling Silver Sauceboat With Notched Rolled Rim, Double Scroll Handle And Pad Feet.
136mm Across Handle And Spout.
Weight : 114 Grams.
Sheffield 1921,
Atkin Brothers.
Excellent Condition, Not Lightweight.
 

A Splendid Pair Of George I Early 18thC Britannia Standard Hanoverian
Rattail Tablespoons With Engraved Armorial Crests.
Weight : 139 Grams.
London 1719,
Might Have Been Able To Decipher The Makers Mark But Since The ShiftJackson Is Languishing Somewhere In The Bottom Of A Box So For Now Maker Not Attributed.
Lovely Condition, Not Thin At Bowl Edge, Typical Difficult To Decipher Stretched Marks,
A Pair Of Spoons For The Connoisseur.

 

An Attractive Victorian Circular Salver With Beaded Edge Pierced Rim,
Pierced Feet And A Central Engraved Armorial Featuring The Motto
"Dum Spiro Spero - While I Breath I Hope."
255mm Diameter.
Weight : 511 Grams
London 1892,
John Aldwinkle & Thomas Slater.
Presents Well However Even Though It Sits Nice And Level It Has A Slight "Dip"
On One Side, Not Something That Is Immediatel Apparent.
On Account Of This $1650 Ticket Price Has Been Dropped To $875 - Cheap As Chips.

A George V Sterling Silver 3 Piece Sterling Silver Condiment Set Of Circular Reeded Form, The Mustard With Hinged Cover And Blue Glass Liner, The Salt With Associated Sterling Silver Spoon And Blue Glass Liner And The Pepper With Pierced Cover With Finial.
Weight : 54 Grams Excluding Glass Liners
Birmingham 1914/15,
Charles Edwin Turner.
Good Condition.
Hideous & Cheap.

 

An Edwardian EPNS Pepper Shaker With Slip On Domed Cover With Finial, Pierced Sides And Blue Glass Liner.
76mm High.
Circa 1910.
Good Condition.

A George V Tortoiseshell Paper Knife With Sterling Silver Mount Incorporating A Magnifying Glass.
238mm Long
London 1927,
Weight : 38 Grams
Asprey & Co., A Top Bond Street London Store.

Price: SOLD

A Good Quality Victorian Cut Glass Claret Jug With Sterling Silver Mount Featuring Finial, Hinged Cover, Double Scroll Handle And Engraved Neck, The Thick Walled Glass Body Featuring Deep Blade Cutting.
210mm High.
Sheffield 1870, Walter & George Sissons.
Excellent Condition

A Quality Late Victorian Sterling Silver Square Section Rectangular Scent Bottle
With Hinged Cover, Glass Liner With Original Snug Stopper
And All Over Engraved Scrolling Foliage.
Weight : 34 Grams All In.
London 1895,
Sampson Mordan & Co.
Excellent Condition,
Excellent Quality As To Be Expected From This Top London Maker.

A Gorgeous Victorian Capstan Shape Ivory Pepper Mill With Nothced Rim And Sterling Silver Mounts.
90mm High.
London 1952,
Collett & Anderson (Probably).
Excellent Working Condition.

An Attractive Late Victorian Sterling Silver Circular Dish engraved with fruiting foliage; scalloped rim and ball feet.
152mm diameter.
Sheffield 1892

 
A Victorian Sterling Silver Capstan Shape Pepper Mill.
72mm High.
Weight : 108 Grams All In.
London 1884,
Joseph Braham.
A Few Small Dents, Functional.

A Good Looking American Sterling Silver Circular Tazza With Pierced Rim And Raised Foot; Monogrammed JC.
Weight : 327 Grams
International Silver Company,
Circa 1920.
Excellent Condition, Quite A Smart Looking Thing, Selling For Not Much More Than Scrap.

A Cased Set Of 12 Dutch Silver Gilt Coffee Spoons With Rococo Scrollwork In Hinged Plush Lined Case Featuring Amsterdam Retailers Mark.
Weight : 77 Grams
Circa 1900.
Perfectly Hideous, But Don't Be Shy, If You Are A Rococo Queen These Are Cheap As Chips.

A Victorian Shaped Rectangular Engine Turned Sterling Silver Snuff Box With Rococo Scroll Outlined Cartouche Engraved "David Jackson Perth 1867."
80mm x 53mm.
Birmingham 1859
Edward Smith.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Pair Of George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Candlesticks With Shaped And Tapering Stems And Octagonal Baized Bases. Loaded.
Birmingham 1913, Sydney & Co.
A Few Little Bumps Here And There But Essentially OK Functional Condition.
 

A Stylish Art Deco Sterling Silver Shaped Hip Flask With Bayonet Fitting And Detachable Bottom Half:
Monogramed RSL.
116mm x 76mm
Weight : 195 Grams
London 1930,
Goldsmiths And Silversmiths Co.
Regent Street Retailers Marks.
One Shoulder Dinged Together With A Couple More Shallow Dings Otherwise Good Condition, Nice And Weighty In The Hand.
 

A Dreadful Pair Of Small Circular Cut Crystal Salts With Sterling Silver Rims.
40mm Diameter,
Birmingham 1908,
Probably Charles Maas.
Good Condition, Appalling Taste.

 

A Cute Little Georgian Style Baluster Pepperette.
90mm High.
Chester 1908,
S Blankensee & Sons Ltd.
Weight : 18 Grams.
The Cover With Small Ding, Good Close Fit, When Shaken Sits Nice And Tight So Do Not Fear, Will Not Spew White Pepper All Over The Guests Spuds. Anyway, It's All Black And Ground These Days So This Charming Little Pepperette Is Completely Useless.

 

A Good Quality Elkington Plate Staved Flaring Cylindrical Ice Bucket With Loop Handles.
131mm Diameter x 139mm High To Top Of Handle
Stamped Marks Including Date Code For 1912.
Lovely Shape, Excellent Condition, Stylish.
Elkington & Co. are one of the most important names in English silver and certainly the most important in silver plate. They began life in Birmingham as a company of silversmiths in 1836, and experimented with improving gilding techniques. By 1838 they had discovered and patented a new way to electroplate one metal on to the surface of another. By 1840 production was already underway with silver electroplated wares. The company received financial backing from Josiah Mason in 1842 (renaming the firm Elkington, Mason & Co between 1842 and 1861) and was extremely successful. It introduced electrotyping as a new method of production for silver plated items. Elkington & Co exhibited at the Great Exhibition of 1851 with enormous success.
 

An Amusing Little Early 20thC Novelty - A Small Moustache Brush With Sterling Silver Handle.
96mm Long.
Birmingham 1911.
Couple Of Small Dings, Otherwise OK.
 

A Pretty Little Early 20thC Dutch Silver Shaped Oval Bon Bon Dish With Pierced Sides And Raised Foot.
137mm Wide x 115mm Deep x 40mm High.
Weight : 67 Grams.
Stamped Marks,
Circa 1900.
Excellent Condition.

 

A George V Sterling Silver Circular Butter Tub With Original Glass Liner, The Silver Mount With Quaich Like Handles, Pierced Sides And Ball Feet.
Weight : 28 Grams Excluding Glass Liner.
Birmingham 1922,
Deakin & Francis.
Excellent Condition, Functional.
 

A Nice Little EPNS Presentation Cup Of Wanganui Collegiate Interest, Engraved With The School Crest And The Following Presentation Inscription "Junior Swimming Champ 1942 AW McKegg."
84mm High.
Walker & Hall, Circa 1940.
 

An Attractive Little Victorian EPNS Pierced Coaster With Turned Wood Base And Gadrooned Edge.
103mm Diameter.
Not Marked, Circa 1880.
Perfect For A Small Decanter.
 

A Good Victorian Cased Set Of 4 Numbered Circular Sterling Silver Napkin Rings With Engraved Scrolling Foliage And Blank Cartouches.
Weight : 90 Grams
London 1892,
Thomas Goodfellow.
Execllent Condition.

A Pair Of 20thC Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Candlesticks With Tapering Pedestal Stems And Domed Circular Baized Bases; Loaded.
206mm High.
Birmingham 1957,
Adie Brothers Ltd.
One Wobbles A Tiny Bit, Mentioned For Accuracy Only, Otherwise In Good Condition.

 

A Good Looking Pair Of George V Sterling Silver Plain Column Candlesticks With Detachable Beaded Nozzles And Stepped Square Bases With Beaded Edges; Loaded
178mm High.
Sheffield 1924,
Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Very Smart Set Of 4 19thC Georgian Style EPNS Telescopic Candlesticks With Garooned Edges And Domed Circular Bases.
174mm High Unextended & 214mm High Extended.
Circa 1860.
Excellent Condition, Look Great On A Long Table Or Clustered, Always Good To Have 4 For High Decorative Impact.

A Small Victorian Sterling Silver Hot Water Jug With Ebonised Finial, Domed Cover, Double Scroll Handle And Fluted Lower Half.
161mm High.
Weight : 190 Grams.
London 1888,
Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall.
Excellent Condition. Cheap.
 

An Edwardian Cut Crystal Rectangular Dressing Table Box With Raised Feet, The Slip On Sterling Silver Cover Featuring Reeded Edge And Tied Ribbon; Faintly Engraved "Mary."
82mm Wide x 37mm Deep x 37mm High.
Birmingham 1905,
Levi & Salaman.
Excellent Condition; If There Is A Mary In Your Life, What With Xmas Around The Corner, This Could Be Your Chance.
 

A Single George V 18thC Style Sterling Silver Cauldron Salt With Gadrooned Rim And Pad Feet.
68mm Diameter.
Weight : 66 Grams
Birmingham 1940,
Elkington & Co.
Good Weight, Excellent Condition, Top Maker.
 

A Queen Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Jam Spoon With Twist Handle And Fruit Terminal.
Weight : 17 Grams
Birmingham 1963,
AE Jones.
Excellent Condition From A Maker With A Distinguished Arts And Crafts Pedigree.

 

An Extraordinary Pair Of Cased Sterling Silver Plain Oval Napkin Rings; Uninscribed.
Weight : 118 Grams
51mm Wide x 39mm Deep x 32mm High.
Sheffield 1930,
Martin Hall & Co., Ltd.
Case With Retailers Marks For B Mallinson & Co., Huddersfield.
Immaculate Condition, Extraordinary Because These Are Totally Over The Top In Terms Of Gauge And Weight - They Are Like Little Canon Balls In The Hand. Must Be How They Like Them In The North!

 

A Most Handsome Victorian 18thC Style Sterling Silver Baluster One Pint Mug With Acanthus Capped Double Scroll Handle And Spreading Circular Foot.
132mm High
Weight : 337 Grams
London 1873,
Barnard & Sons.
Excellent Colour And Condition, Preeminent London Maker.

 

A Small Art Deco Hinged Sterling Silver Vanity Case.
Chester 1930,
Walker & Hall
Weight : 34 Grams.
Good Condition

A Nice Small Cut Crystal Scent Bottle With Screw On Sterling Silver Cover Decorated With Scroll Work.
100mm High
Marks Rubbed, London? Circa 1920.
Maker S&? Not Identified.
The Cover A Little Dinged, Essentially Good Condition.
 

A Tall George V Cut Crystal Scent Bottle With Sterling Silver Mounted Neck And Faceted Stopper.
216mm High.
London 1922,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
The Neck Damaged, Turn It Away, No One Will Notice; Cheap As Chips

 

A Rare Edwardian Sterling Silver Treble Stamp Trough With Hinged And Sprung Glass Cover, Gilded Interior With 3 Troughs, Thumbpiece And Ball Feet.
39mm Deep x 84mm Wide x 25mm High.
Weight : 48mm All In
Chester 1902
William Neale
Good Condition.
 

A Good Large And Weighty Dutch Silver Oval Pierced Bread Basket With Beaded Edge And Raised Base.
307mm Wide x 195mm Wide x 98mm High.
Weight : 633 Grams
Stamped Marks, Circa 1900.
Mint Condition, Elegant And Very Smart.
 

A Very Good Quality Cased Pair Of Weighty Cast Sterling Silver Grape Scissors Decorated In High Relief With Fruiting Vine.
Sheffield 1890,
Maker Not Identified,
The Case Marked For Mappin & Webb.
Weight : 124 Grams
 

An Edwardian Cu Crystal Dressing Table Box With Slip On Sterling Silver Cover Decorated In Relief With Scrolling Foliage.
Birmingham 1905,
Levi & Salaman.
One Corner With Significant Chip - However If You Want The Look Without The Cost Just Turn The Chip To The Back, You'll Be The Only One Who Knows It's There.

An Attractive Pair Of Victorian Silver Plate Mustard Spoons With Scallop Shape Bowls, Twisted Stems And Knotted Handles.
97mm Long.
Stamped Makers Marks For Henry Wilkinson & Co.,
Circa 1900.

A Dutch Silver Jam Spoon With Engraved Work Together With A Quantity Of Early 20thC Dutch Silver Plate Cutlery Including A Soup Ladle, Pair Of Basting Spoons, Pair Of Sauce Ladles, Corrugated Slice, Grape Scissors Silver Handled Pistol Grip Carving Set Etc Etc.
Circa 1900-1920.
Most In Excellent Condition, The Carving Set In Good Used Condition.
 

A Most Elegant 19thC Dutch Silver Squat Melon Shape Teapot With Domed Cover Featuring A Rose Bud Finial, Fruitwood Scroll Handle And Domed Quatrefoil Base.
Stamped Marks, Most Likely For Johan Georg Meijer Sr., Amsterdam, Circa 1840. Upright Lion For High Grade .934 Purity.
235mm Wide Across Spout And Handle x 113mm High.
Weight : 435 Grams All In
Immaculate Condition
 

A Most Handsome Pair Of George III Sterling Silver Rectangular Salts With Gadrooned Edges, Drop Ring Handles With Lion Mask Terminals, Swollen Sides, Paw Feet And Original Blue Glass Liners; Together With A Pair Of Scottish Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Salt Spoons.
97mm Wide x 63mm Deep x 50mm High.
London 1808, Crispin Fuller. The Spoons Edinburgh 1811, Robert Gray & Son.
Weight : 275 Grams Including Spoons.
Immaculate Condition, A Rare Shape With Lots Of Visual Appeal.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Marrow Scoop.
London 1797,
Peter & Ann Bateman.
Weight : 43 Grams
Excellent Condition With Good Clear Marks.

A Pair Of Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Egg Spoons.
Weight : 30 Grams
London 1862,
Francis Higgins III.
Good Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Sauce Ladle; Monogrammed "RGA."
Weight : 39 Grams.
London 1805,
Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult.
Good Condition

An Attractive George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Trumpet Shape Specimen Vase With Flared Beaded Edge Rim, Low Girdle And Oak Loaded Circular Base.
129mm High.
Weight : 144 Grams All In.
Birmingham 1915,
William Hair Haseler.
Couple Of Tiny Dings To The Footrim Otherwise Good Condition.

A Handsome Edwardian Georgian Style Sterling Silver Coffee Pot With Finial, Gardrooned Edges, Acanthus Capped Spout And Ebony Double Scroll Handle.
London 1901,
Maker JP Not Identified.
Excellent Condition
Weight : 838 Grams All In

 

A Small Victorian Sterling Silver Hot Water Jug With Ebonised Finial, Domed Cover, Double Scroll Handle And Fluted Lower Half.
161mm High.
Weight :
London 1888,
Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall.
Excellent Condition.
 

A Pair Of Scottish George III Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Teaspoons;
Monogrammed "CJY."
Edinburgh 1813,
Charles Dalgleish.
Lovely Condition With Pristine Bowl Tips; Not Cleaned.

An Early 19thC English Sterling Silver Child's Rattle With Whistle, 3 Bells And Coral Soother.
87mm Long.
Makers Mark Only For James Barratt, A London Maker, Circa 1810.
Pretty Good Condition.

 

A William IV Sterling Silver Double Struck Kings Pattern Basting Spoon Of Good Gauge And Weight.
London 1835,
Mary Chawner.
Weight : 217 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

A Cased Set Of 4 Sterling Silver Napkin Rings, Circular Bellied Form.
Weight : 68 Grams
London 1927
Pretty Good Condition, Minor Dings Here And There.
 

A Pair Of Circular Sterling Silver Napkin Rings.
Weight : 13 Grams.
Birmingham 1922,
Makers Mark Rubbed.
A Bit Dinged, Very Light Weight, Horrible.
 

 

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A Most Elegant George III Sterling Silver Helmet Shape Cream Jug With Reeded Rim And Handle, Bright Cut Engraved Neck And Foliate Cartouches, One Monogramed "JLG."
115mm High To Top Of Handle.
Weight : 153 Grams
London 1799,
John Emes.
Gorgeous Shape, Clear Marks, Good Condition.
 

An Excellent George III Sterling Silver Helmet Shape Cream Jug With Reeded Rim, Strap Handle, A Band Of Bright Cut Acorn Leaf Engraving And Engraved Monograme Within A Leaf Garland Cartouche.
London 1800,
Robert & David Hennell.
Weight : 142 Grams.
99mm High To Top Of Handle.
Excellent Conditon, Nice Clear Hallmarks Under The Spout, The Most Satisfying Cream Jug Shape Of Them All And By A Top London Maker. What More Could One Want?
 

A 20thC Dutch Silver Cow Creamer Of Typical Form, The Mouth Formed As The Spout, The Hinged Cover With A Butterfly Finial And The Tail Formed As The Handle.
135mm Wide x 92mm High.
Weight : 144 Grams
Dutch Hallmarks, Circa 1900.
Excellent Condition, Make A Great Present For A Prosperous South Island Dairy Farmer Of Dutch Descent.
 

An Early 20thC Georgian Style Silver On Copper Oval Gallery Tray With Lifting Handles, Pierced Gallery And Raised Bun Feet.
53mm Wide x 330mm Deep x 67mm High.
Circa 1900.
Copper Showing Through At One End, Otherwise Great Condition.
 

 

A George III Sterling Silver Helmet Shape (What Other Shape Is There!) Cream Jug Of Small Proportions With Reeded Handle And Rim, The Shoulder With A Band Of Bright Cut Engraving Above A Wreath Cartouche Monogramed "JML."
101mm Across Handle x 111mm High To Top Of Handle.
London 1799,
George Burrows.
Weight : 95 Grams
Couple Of Tiny Dings, Otherwise Good Condition.

 

A Charming Edwardian Sterling Silver Jam Spoon, The Oval Bowl With Shaped Rim Featuring Pineapple, Pears And Grape, The Tapering Fluted Handle With Scrollwork.
133mm Long.
Weight : 13 Grams
Birmingham 1904,
William Devenport.
Excellent Condition.

A George IV Sterling Silver Cylindrical Mustard Pot With Domed Cover, Bud Finial, Shell Thumbpiece, Acanthus Capped And Reeded Handle And All Over Repousse Decoration Of Budding And Flowering Roses; Original Blue Glass Liner.
Weight : 123 Grams
London 1824,
George Knight.
Good Original Condition, Marks Clear.

An Amusing Late Victorian Novelty Glass Claret Jug With Hinged Sterling Silver Mount Modelled As A Duck With Cut Red Glass Eyes, The Flattened Oviform Amber Glass Body With Simple Scroll Handle.
Birmingham 1895,
John Thomas Heath & John Hartsghorne Middleton Of Hukin & Heath.
210mm High.
Excellent Condition.


The firm, active as manufacturing silversmiths and electroplaters, was established in Birmingham in 1855. In 1875 the firm entered its mark in Birmingham Assay Office, while in 1879 the founders Jonathan Wilson Hukin and John Thomas Heath entered their mark in London Assay Office.
The firm was active at Imperial Works, Great Charles Street, Birmingham and in the showrooms at 19 Charterhouse Street, London. J.T. Hukin retired in 1881 and in 1886 J.T. Heath continued the partnership with John Hartsghorne Middleton.
In 1904 the business was converted into a limited liability company under the style Hukin & Heath Ltd. The firm went out of business in 1953.
The firm is well known for its production in the 1870s and 1880s of silver and electroplated wares under the guidance of Dr. Christopher Dresser. Novelty claret jugs were a speciality of the firm.

A Stylish George V Sterling Silver And Pink Enamel Scent Bottle With Hinged Cover, Original Stopper, Engine Turning, Bevelled Edge And Cut Crystal Flattened Oviform Body.
Birmingham 1936,
David Moss & Co.
102mm High x 87mm Wide.
Excellent Condition.

 

A Charming Little Late Victorian Sterling Silver Mounted Heart Shape Tortoiseshell Memo Clip.
23mm Wide x 31mm Deep.
London 1894,
William Richard Corke.
Excellent Condition.
 

A George V Early 20thC Shaped Rectangular Sterling Silver Picture Frame With Wrought Edge And Original Oak Easel.
125mm Wide x 177mm High.
Birmingham 1917,
Green & Cadbury Ltd.
Good Conditiion.

A Highly Decorative Late Victorian Sterling Silver Square Section Mount Decorated In High Relief With Saccharine Gallants And Companions In Bucolic Landscapes.
63mm Square x 79mm High
Weight :95 Grams
London 1900,
William Comyns.
Lacks Glass Liner Otherwise Excellent Condition. Was Looking For An Import Mark On This But No, William Comyns, The Top London Maker Inspired By Continental Imports.Quality Work.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Shaped Oval Bon Bon Dish With Pierced Well, Raised On Similarly Pierced Base With 4 Paw Feet.
155mm Wide x 109mm Deep x 50mm High.
Weight : 96 Grams.
Birmingham 1908,
J Sherwood & Sons.
Excellent Condition.

An Attractive Small Edwardian EPNS Shaped Caddy With Hinged Domed Cover, Finial And Concave/Convex Sides.
89mm Wide x 81mm Deep x 98mm High.
Circa 1900.
Excellent Condition.

A George V Sterling Silver Circular Picture Frame With Cavetto And Oak Easel.
176mm Diameter.
Birmingham 1916,
Henry Williamson Ltd.
Excellent Condition.

A Gorgeous Little Late Victorian Sterling Silver Double Blade Pocket Knife; The Blades Stamped "Stainless."
Weight : 12 Grams All In.
Both Sides Hallmarked For
Sheffield 1899,
A Beardshaw & Co.
Excellent Condition.
 

A George III Sterling Silver Rectangular Snuffer Tray With Gadrooned Edge And Engraved Crest Of A Lion's Head.
232mm Wide x 98mm Deep.
Weight : 190 Grams
London 1829,
Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard.
Good Condition, Good Weight.

A Smart Victorian Deep Hobnail Cut Square Section Scent Bottle With Screw On Sterling Silver Cover With Inset Monogramed Gold Disc.
Probably London 1872,
Maker JH Not Traced.
60mm Square x 100mm High.
A Few Minor Extremity Nibbles, Otherwise Good Condition.
 

A George V Early 20thC Cut Spherical Scent Bottle And Slip On Sterling Silver Cover.
Birmingham 1915,
Boots Pure Drug Company.
93mm High.
The Bottle OK, The Silver Cover A Bit Pushed So Instead Of $165 It's $65
 

A Cased Set Of 6 Sterling Silver Cake Forks, Probably Australian.
Stamped STG SILVER and APW.
Circa 1950
Weight : 80 grams

An Early 20thC Sterling Silver Mounted Glass Claret Jug Of Christopher Dresser Inspiration With Hinged Cover, Pronounced Spout, Wide Collar And Plain Handle.
Sheffield 1913,
Atkin Brothers & Co.
195mm High.
Excellent Condition.

 A Good Early 20thC Spire Shape Cut Crystal Scent Bottle And Stopper With Wide Sterling Silver Collar And Faceted Hexagonal Stopper.
Chester, Probably 1913,
S Blankansee & Sons Ltd.
188mm High.
Excellent Condition.

 

A George V Sterling Silver And Tortoiseshell Smelling Salts Bottle With Screw Cover, Original Stopper And Inlaid Piquet Ribbon Tied Harebell Wreath.
Indecipherable Marks,
London Circa 1925.
Stamped Retailers Marks "Lund London EC."
66mm High
 

An Elizabeth II Plain Rectangular Sterling Silver Picture Frame With Wood Easel.
192mm High x 142mm Wide.
Sheffield 2006,
Ari D Norman.
Excellent Condition, Couple Of Small Minor Dings Mentioned For Accuracy Only, Can Be Used Both Portrait And Landscape.

A Glorious Set Of 6 George III Scottish Provincial Sterling Silver Old English Teaspoons, Monogramed "F" For Fulton, Together With A Small Ladle En Suite.
Montrose Circa 1780,
Benjamin Lumsden.
Teaspoons 133mm Long, Ladle 142mm Long.
Weight : Teaspoons 68 Grams, Ladle 20 Grams.
Excellent Original Condition With No Damage, Repair Or Restoration, The Bowl Tips With Little If Any Wear. The Marks Clear.

A Good George III Sterling Silver Plain Circular Waiter With Raised Reeded Edge And 3 Feet.
203mm Diameter.
Weight : 362 Grams.
London 1792,
John Reily.
Good Condition

An Edwardian Rectangular Sterling Silver Card Case With 2 Blank Cartouches Rerved  With High Relief  Rococo Scrollwork.
102mm x 70mm.
Birmingham 1904,
Crisford & Norris.
Good Condition.
 

 


A Rare And Amusing Victorian Cast Sterling Silver Novelty Mustard Pot Modelled As A Standing Owl With Hinged Head, Inset Glass Eyes, Chased And Textured Plumage, A Mouse Held In It's Beak, The Mouse Forming The Finial Of The Mustard Spoon; Original Hallmarked Silver Gilt Liner.
84mm High.
Weight : 100 Grams
London 1865
George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown.
Mint Condition.
These Routinely Make In The Region Of 12-1500 Quid In Auction In England, The Last One Made 2000 Quid And That Was With A Smashed Replacement Glass Liner. This Example Not Only Has The All Important Spoon But Also A Fully Hallmarked Original Silver Liner. So Please, No Bleating About The Price - Top Retail In The London Silver Vaults Is Going To Be NZ$5000+

A Good Large George V Shaped Rectangular Sterling Silver Picture Frame With Indented Sides, Moulded Edge, Circular Aperture And Oak Easel.
248mm High x 202mm Deep.
Birmingham 1928.
Walker & Hall.
Excellent Condition In All Respects - A Quality Frame.

Of Equestrian Interest: A Victorian Sterling Silver Bar Brooch Featuring A Crop And Two Horse Shoes Mounted With Two Colour Gold Shamrocks.
41mm Wide
Birmingham 1889,
Maker Not Identified.
Good Condition.

A Good Looking Pair Of George III Sheffield Plate Bellied Circular Wine Coasters With Gadrooned Edges And Turned Wood Bases With Central Bosses.
157mm Diameter.
Circa 1820.
Good Condition, Nominal Bleeding, Exposed Seams, The Mahogany Bases Bleached.
 

A Quality George V Early 20thC Thick Walled Cut Crystal Flattened And Faceted Squat Oviform Scent Bottle With Hinged Sterling Silver Cover And Original Stopper
Birmingham 1919,
CSC&Co? Maker Not Traced.
112mm Diameter x 83mm High.
Excellent Condition, Nice And Weighty In The Hand.

A Superb George V Ribbed Oviform Glass Scent Bottle With Hinged Sterling Silver And Tortoiseshell Cover, Original Stopper And Inlaid Piquet Scrolling Harebell Ornament.
Birmingham 1923,
Walker & Hall.
105mm High x 94mm Diameter

 
A Pair Of George V Sterling Silver Old English Pattern Salt Spoons.
64mm Long.
Weight : 6 Grams
Birmingham 1916,
TH Hazlewood & Co.
Excellent Condition

 
A George V Sterling Silver Stilton Scoop With Plain Ivory Handle, Hallmarked Ferrule And Plain Scoop Of Conventional Form.
220mm Long.
Sheffield 1921,
William Hutton & Sons Ltd.
Good Clear Marks, Excellent Condition.

A Gentlemans Continental Engine Turned Silver Cigar Cutter On Chain With Sterling Silver Horseshoe Fob, Disc Monogramed "CD" And Propelling Sterling Silver Tooth Pick.
The Cigar Cutter Stamped "925" With Other Marks, The Horseshoe Stamped "Sterling", The Disc Not Marked, The Toothpick Hallmarked For:
Birmingham 1953,
Asprey & Co. Ltd.
Weight : 42 Grams All In.
Good Condition

A George V Sterling Silver Engine Turned Napkin Ring With Engraved Monogram And Inscription "From Eileen Joyce With Love."
Birmingham 1928,
Maker Not Identified.
Weight : 29 Grams.
Good Condition

A Victorian Sterling Silver Bellied Circular Napkin Ring. Monogramed.
London 1890,
James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler
Weight : 35 Grams.
Monogram Rubbed, Good Condition.

 
A Very Smart Small Victorian Sterling Silver Four Division Cheroot Case Of Shaped Rectangular Form With Engine Turned Decoration: Monogramed "RD."
87mm Wide x 52mm Deep.
Weight :
Birmingham 1882,
David & Lionel Spiers.
Excellent Condition, One Would Have To Say A Perfect Joint Case, With A Monogram Like That The Perfect Gift For A Bucolic Gentleman.
 

A Pair Of Queen Elizabeth II Modern Large Plain Rectangular Sterling Silver Picture Frames With Egg And Dart Interior Border And Velvet Lined Back And Easel.

293mm High x 242mm Wide.

Sheffield 1994,

R Carr Ltd.

Excellent Condition, Can Be Used For Either Portrait Or Landscape Shape Photo.

 
A Small Sterling Silver Thimble.
Chester 1899,
Charles Horner.
Good Condition

 
A George III Coin Metal Sterling Silver Tody Ladle With Inset Queen Ann Coin And Turned Mahogany Handle.
305mm Long.
Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition.

An Edwardian Sterling Silver Babies Rattle Formed As A Whistle With Rattles; Composition Teething Ring.
Birmingham 1902,
Crisford & Norris.
Well Used Damaged Conditon, Lacks One Bell, Lacks Teether.

An Early 20thC Egyptian, Cairo, Sterling Silver And Enamel Spoon, The Terminal Cast As A Woman With Hajib, The Stem With Alternating Turquoise And Pink Enamel Bands, The Bowl Brightly Enamelled In Relief Colours Of Turquoise, Green And Red With A Scarab Type Winged Beetle.
126mm Long.
Weight : 22 Grams.
Stamped BUYS BADDOLET, Cairo, Circa 1920.
The Stem Slightly Bent And Also Small Enamel Losses, The Bowl Enamel Without Loss.

A Lovely Plain Edwardian Sterling Silver Snuff Box Of Rectangular Form With Slightly Rounded Corners, Near Flush Hinge And Gilded Interior.
63mm x 43mm.
Weight : 76 Grams
Birmingham 1909,
A&J Zimmerman Ltd.
Excellent Condition, Nice Weight, Great Plain Shape.

Price: SOLD

 
A Plain Sterling Silver Napkin Ring Monogramed "J"; Stamped "Stg Silver."
Weight : 25 Grams.
Probably NZ Made, No Makers Mark

 
A Pair Of George II Cast Sterling Silver Multi-Knop Candlesticks With Sunken Wells And Domed Octagonal Bases; Engraved Crest Of A Demi Lion Surmounted By A Coronet.
James Gould,
London 1730.
Weight : 706 Grams
Good Condition, Good Clear Marks.

A Victorian Sterling Silver Bosuns Whistle Of Conventional Form With Suspension Ring, Fouled Anchor And Crown Motif And Foliate Engraving To The Blade.
87mm Long.
Weight :
Birmingham 1863,
George Unite.
Pretty Good Condition, A Bit Of Wear And Commensurate With Age - Couple Of Dings to The Tube, Very Clear Marks.
 

A Set Of 6 William IV Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Dessert Spoons, Monogramed "P."
3 x London 1834,
William Eaton,
3 x Edinburgh 1836,
Andrew Wilkie.
Weight : 265 Grams.
Excellent Condition.

 
A George V Early 20thC Sterling Silver Circular Pill Box With Slip On Domed Cover And Gilded Interior.
28mm Diameter
Birmingham 1911,
William Vale & Sons.
Good Condition.

 
A Rare Pair Of Late Georgian/Early Victorian Sterling Silver Sauce Labels On Suspension Chains With Repousse Shells And Scrolling Foliage, Pierced For "ANCHOVEY" And "HARVEY" Respectively.
36mm Wide x 23mm Deep.
Circa 1830.
Both Hallmarked To The Reverse, Both Hallmarks With Losses When Pierced, Typical With This Sort Of Pierced Work, Otherwise Good Condition.

A proprietary spicy liquid condiment sauce. A 'rotten fish' sauce - based on anchovies - Harvey's seems to have originated the use of bright orange as a label colour for such sauces, still seen on Watkin's, Henderson's and most brands of Worcester.

It is said to have been invented in 1760 by Peter Harvey, owner of the Black Dog Inn in Bedfont, Middlesex, in imitation of a sauce devised by the mother of Captain Charles Combers (qv), one of his customers. A certain London grocer, M. Lazenby, offered to buy the rights to it but was refused. Lazenby later married married Harvey's sister, Elizabeth, and as a wedding present, Peter Harvey gave Elizabeth the recipe.