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Previous|12345|Next Image Lot # Item Title Time Left Your Bids 404 An Ottoman/Albanian filigree white metal Kollan lady's belt with a tasselled bow-shaped clasp, each link shaped from individual filigree panels, probably late 19th century, see the example held in the collection of the British Museum for a comparative clasp, 96 cm long; together with items of gentlemen's accoutrements, including a Tiffany & Co. heavy silver shoe horn, a novelty "Eley 12 gauge hip flask, a single cigar sleeve for a large Montecristo sized cigar (18 cm long x 2.4 cm wide) a milk c Estimates£300 - £500Starting£280 Login to bidLogin to buy 405 A small collection of silver items, including a pair of cast silver "Jacks" knife dogs, Sheffield 1907(?) by Walker and Hall, together with other small silver of similar vintage. 12.65 ozt/ 393.7 grams collective gross weight of silver. Estimates£200 - £300Starting£180 Login to bidLogin to buy 406 An 18th-century silver "Rat's Tail" mote spoon with long spiked slip, a smaller and slightly later example with a barbed slip and one other and two further spoons. 1.74 ozt / 54.6 grams combined gross weight of silver. Estimates£200 - £300Starting£180 Login to bidLogin to buy 407 A pair of Victorian silver Corinthian column table candlesticks, with loaded bases, London 1873 by Hodd & Hodd, 16 cm overall height, together with a pair of Deakins silver tube epergnes (loaded bases), a heavy white metal double-ended gravy boat on oval tray (only the tray is marked as silver), 10.7 ozt/ 332 grams, the weight of the base of the gravy boat alone as the other items are either loaded or unmarked. Estimates£200 - £300Starting£180 Login to bidLogin to buy 408 A group of silver and white metal beakers, cups and goblets, including a heavy gauge modern beaker of plain form, 27.9 ozt/ 869 grams combined weight of white metal and marked silver items. Estimates£300 - £400Starting£280 Login to bidLogin to buy 409 A set of twelve "Mid Century Vintage" Danish white metal "Acornesque" demitasse spoons, by Grann & Laglye together with a matching caddy spoon by the same hands. Together with other mixed flatware. 11. ozt/ 346 grams combined gross weight of silver. Estimates£250 - £350Starting£220 Login to bidLogin to buy 410 A collection of Indian (colonial style) silverware including an ebony handled tall cup, teapot, fruit bowl, ashtray, heavy gravy boat and a silver-plated spherical cream jug. 53.00 ozt/ 1651.5 grams weighable. Estimates£600 - £800Starting£550 Login to bidLogin to buy 411 An early 20th century silver salver; circular with Chippendale border, on three scroll feet. Sheffield 1922 by Lee & Wigfull. 37cm diam. 36.5ozt. Estimates£800 - £1,200Starting£800 Login to bidLogin to buy 412 A pair of George III silver Corinthian column table candlesticks, Sheffield 1777, possibly an early work of Thomas Watson & Co, with removable nozzles and pierced capitols on fluted shafts and concave neoclassical embossed bases with oval armorial boss (Loaded), 29 cm overall height. Estimates£200 - £300Starting£200 Login to bidLogin to buy 413 An Irish 18th-century silver apostle spoon, Dublin 1758, by the prolific Irish spoonmaker Alexander Richards, the finial modelled as St. John the Evangelist holding a chalice, above a fig tending to an ovoid-shaped bowl. 2.15 ozt/ 66.9 grams, 204 mm long. Estimates£600 - £800Starting£550 Login to bidLogin to buy 414 A George I Britannia standard silver loving cup and cover, London 1718, William Fawdrey bearing "Leopard's Erased" mark, the ogee moulded cover with tiered finial above a body of stiff cut card plantain leaves and lappets, and engraved with quartered armorial bearings, fitted with a pair of bold auricular leaf-capped handles, seated upon an ogee moulded domed foot. 41.7 ozt/1297.4 grams, 29 cm high. William Fawdry originated in Enstone(Nr Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire) from Yeoman stock. He later Estimates£1,500 - £2,500Starting£1,400 Login to bidLogin to buy 415 A William IV four-piece silver tea service of compressed melon form, London 1836, maker JH DE not found, the set comprises two handled sugar, teapot, milk jug and hot water, chased with punched matted and sunflowers, raised on skirted bases with scroll feet. 85.37 ozt/ 2656.7 grams combined gross weight, 28 cm overall height of hot water pot. IVORY EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 7AXTXESP Qty: (4) Estimates£2,000 - £3,000Starting£1,800 Login to bidLogin to buy 416 A George III silver tea urn and cover, London 1776, by William Holmes, in the manner of Robert Adams, with high-domed cover terminating in a heavy cast silver pineapple finial, the urn-shaped body engraved with the armorial bearings of Fletcher/Twemlow of Betley, and fitted with a pair of leafy vine upswept handles and beaded bands, above an ivory spiggot tap, supported on a concave pedestal column and square base fitted four bun feet. 96.13 ozt/ 2990.2 grams, 49 cm overall height. IVORY EXEMPTI Estimates£2,000 - £3,000Starting£1,800 Login to bidLogin to buy 417 A matched part canteen of mostly "Fiddle Pattern" silver flatware, mixed makes and dates, comprising eight table (soup) spoons, eleven table forks, four dessert forks and other oddments of silver flatware, 70.73 ozt/ 2.2 kg combined gross weight of weighable silver. Estimates£1,000 - £1,500Starting£900 Login to bidLogin to buy 418 A heavy-gauge silver three-piece teaset, London 1907 by Holland Aldwinckle & Slater of baluster form with rococo decoration and flame finials, 56.17 ozt /1747 grams/ combined gross weight. 27 cm wide the teapot. Estimates£800 - £1,200Starting£700 Login to bidLogin to buy 419 An Edwardian pierced silver circular fruit basket, Sheffield 1909 by James Dixons & Sons, with cast and applied gadrooned rim above a pierced trellis band, supported on three shaped legs, 25.5 cm diameter, together with a die-stamped silver fruit stand on a spreading foot, 30.35 ozt/ 943.5 grams combined gross weight. Estimates£300 - £500Starting£280 Login to bidLogin to buy 420 An early 20th century, lozenge form (800) white metal fruit bowl/dish, probably German C1900, with pierced and embossed rim, the sole with repouse cherubs. 19.9 ozt/ 620 grams, 41.5 cm long x 28 cm wide. Estimates£300 - £500Starting£280 Login to bidLogin to buy 421 A Silver Arts & Crafts pedestal quaich-style dish, two angled side handles, the stem with circular bosses and double beaded borders throughout. 31cm x 9cm. 474grams, 15.2ozt Estimates£200 - £300Starting£150 Login to bidLogin to buy 422 A small collection of four 18th-century silver double-ended marrow spoons, London 1725 by Paul Hanet, 25.4 cm long, together with three similar marrow spoons of differing dates and makers, but all 18th century. 151.0 grams / 4.85ozt (4) Paul Hanet was one of the most prominent Huguenot spoon makers of the early 18th century. Although his working life appears to be relatively short, he made up for the time with his prolific output. He was born in 1677, but may have died in 1733, as no items post- Estimates£300 - £500Starting£280 Login to bidLogin to buy 423 A small agglomeration of silver boxes and trinkets, including a small heart-shaped panel in veneration of Saint Olga of Kiev, pill boxes, a cigarette box and other items. 17.5 ozt/ 546 grams, the combined gross weight of weighable silver Estimates£150 - £200Starting£140 Login to bidLogin to buy 424 An agglomeration of small, mostly 20th-century and later silver pill/gift boxes, and a small votive panel decorated with the figure of The Holy Mother, a guillotine cigar cutter and other items. 15.25 ozt 474.5 grams Estimates£150 - £200Starting£140 Login to bidLogin to buy 425 A group of silver items comprising a silver page turner handle (ivory blade, removed), matchstick holder, table-top cigar cutter, pierced silver string box, dome-topped Eastern betel leaf (?) box with pierced detail, telescopic "swizzle stick" and telescopic cocaine/snuff spoon, bronze desk seal with "M" matrix; and a set of silver-plated cocktail sticks in cocktail shaker holder. Total weighable 510.5 grams (16.41 ozt). Estimates£300 - £500Starting£280 Login to bidLogin to buy 426 A German Art Deco (800) white metal three-piece "Etruscan" teaset, second quarter of the 20th century, of inverted urn form with raised silver gilt diamond bands, each fitted with high arched leaf-capped handles on beaded spreading disk feet. 29.25 ozt/910 grams combined weight, 23 cm height of the teapot. Estimates£400 - £600Starting£360 Login to bidLogin to buy 427 Georg Jensen silver gilt and enamel spoon in a presentation case, a pair of Georg Jensen fiddle and thread spoon and fork and a cased sterling and guilloche enamel demitasse spoons (cased) 200 grams (6.43 ozt) combined gross weight. Estimates£150 - £250Starting£140 Login to bidLogin to buy 428 A Georg Jensen 'Legacy' stainless steel segmental circular bowl with slightly inverted rim, bearing branding to the base. 10 cm diameter. Estimates£150 - £250Starting£140 Login to bidLogin to buy 429 A Swedish silver candlestick, circular, hand hammered with slightly depressed centre and a cylindrical candle aperture. Fully marked with Swedish silver marks and Karlsson maker's mark. 9cm high x 12cm, 286.15 grams (9.2ozt). Estimates£300 - £500Starting£280 Login to bidLogin to buy 430 Four Swedish silver dessert spoons designed by Einar Telander; with ovoid bowls and curved handles, hand hammered throughout. full Swedish marks for 1988, maker's mark for Karl Axel Karlsson and facsimile signature for designer Einar Telander. 18cm length. 229g, 7.4ozt. Estimates£200 - £300Starting£180 Login to bidLogin to buy 431 A three piece silver coffee set by Karl Karlsson; the set comprising a coffee pot, sugar basin and cream jug was designed by Einar Telander and made by Karlsson. Of hammered waisted cylindrical design, the wooden handles are anecdotally made from salvage from a ship wreck. Full Swedish marks, dated 1980, with Karlsson's maker's mark and a facsimile signature for Einar Telande. Coffee pot, 18cm high. Gross weight 1898.9 grams, 61 ozt Accompanied by paperwork including a certificate of authenticit Estimates£2,000 - £3,000Starting£1,800 Login to bidLogin to buy 432 Georg Jensen - a Danish sterling silver Continental (Antik) pattern table service of flatware, circa 1940 to present, comprising; 12 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 table spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12 oyster forks, 12 coffee spoons, 6 pickle forks, a sauce ladle, a large serving spoon, a medium serving spoon, and a single serving spoon stamped .830 by Carl F. Hansen for George Jensen, 3753g weighable silver (121 ozt), together with the following with silver handles and steel blad Estimates£4,500 - £6,000Starting£4,500 Login to bidLogin to buy 433 A millennium silver rat tail canteen for six in a fitted mahogany and satinwood box; comprising three table spoons, six larger dessert spoons, six smaller dessert spoons, six table forks, six silver dessert forks, six silver teaspoons, six pairs of silver handled dessert eaters, silver silver handled pistol grip rable knives, and six silver handled dessert knives. London 2000 by A Haviland-Nye. Gross weight weighable 2079 grams, 66.6ozt. All in a late 18th century style mahogany box with satinwo Estimates£2,200 - £2,800Starting£2,200 Login to bidLogin to buy 434 Captain G.B. Clilverd (Graham Barry Clilverd, 1883-1978) Of Military History Interest: An incredibly detailed and intricate silver-plated scale model of a British, Royal Field Artillery, Mk IV 18pdr field gun and limber, the gun with functioning recoil dampers and breech on a carriage constructed with many moving parts and hand-made and set rivetted construction, the limber containing removable shells and applied field tools, and tack, mounted on an ebonised plinth with inscribed plaque. 56 cm o Estimates£800 - £1,200Starting£800 Login to bidLogin to buy 435 Captain G.B. Clilverd (Graham Barry Clilverd, 1883-1978) Of Maritime Interest: an incredibly detailed and intricate silver (unmarked) and hard enamel scale model of a full-masted English Galeon of 1450-1500, fully rigged in hand-made silver rigging to the billowing sails above a deck with canon and a further gun deck below, mounted upon its own dedicated ebonised oak stand bearing a silver plaque with title.51 cm long, 48 cm high (the actual model) This model and another by Captain G.B. Clilverd Estimates£3,000 - £5,000Starting£2,800 Login to bidLogin to buy Items per page 102550100 Previous|12345|Next Previous 12345 Next
