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Artist Resale Rights Charge Applies to This Lot Lot No Description Estimate Lot No Description Estimate Lot No Description Estimate Lot No Description Estimate 1 An oak canteen table, the fitted drawer £50-£70 12 A silver-mounted easel photograph £30-£50 with lift-out tray, on twist supports, frame, to/w a silver-banded walking 80cm wide, containing a mixed part set stick, an electroplated Art Nouveau hot of epns old English pattern flatware, water jug with 'Ever-Cool' whiplash etc. handle and flared base, and an Old Sheffield Plate bowl on weighted 2 An oak canteen of epns old English £60-£90 stemmed foot (4) pattern flatware for six, c/w ivory- handled cutlery and carving set, etc. 13 A George II silver sauce-boat with cut £60-£90 rim, scroll handle and three pad feet, 3 A set of Mappin & Webb epns Russell £80-£120 John Jacobs (probably), London 1749, pattern flatware and cutlery for eight 3.7oz (117g), to/w a late Victorian settings, 86pcs, in original retailers' box hexagonal pill-box, Sheffield import (light use), to/w a small quantity of other 1898, 4cm, an ep Ronson 'Queen Anne' electroplated flatware table lighter, a part set of Victorian ep 4 A Victorian Elkington & Co electroplated £70-£100 fish knives and forks and a brass large oval platter and salver, the rim carriage clock, retailed by Dimmers of cast with foliage, scrolls and goats' Southsea heads, 62 x 44cm, to/w a large epns 14 A silver cauldron-shaped teapot on hoof £130-£160 circular salver with pie-crust rim and feet, Birmingham 1926, 10.4 oz (324g) three scroll feet, 36cm diameter (2) gross and a photo frame, Birmingham 5 A large rectangular ep two-handled £70-£100 1910, 25.5 x 18.5cm overall, to/w tray, 63 x 39cm, to/w a waisted tray with various electroplated wares, including pierced gallery, 59 x 30cm, a bullet- teapot, hot water jug, milk and sugar shaped kettle on stand, two hot water pair, tureen with glass liner, toast racks, jugs, a tea pot with matching milk jug, etc. (box) and a cased carving set with carved 15 An antique plated on copper lidded £50-£100 ivory 'scimitar' handles (box) tankard inset with 1696 crown, to/w 6 A cased set of twelve mother of pearl £70-£100 other plated wares, including kettle on caviar spoons, to/w a pair of epns stand, hot water jug, pair of sauce- entrée dishes and covers with boats, egg cruet, candlesticks, etc. gadrooned rims, three electroplated (box) serving bowls and an oak canteen of 16 A late Victorian silver half-reeded £150-£200 electroplated fish knives and forks teapot, Chester 1897 (no handle), to/w 7 An electroplated classical column £80-£120 a small replica Armada dish, 12.2oz candelabrum with three sconces, on (381g) total, t/w a plated on copper stepped square base, 48 cm high, to/w inkstand, epns entrée dish, Old an oval breakfast dish with revolving Sheffield Plate snuffers tray, silver- dome cover (2) handled button-hooks and two electroplated salvers (box) 8 A Walker & Hall two-handled soup £50-£70 tureen and cover on stemmed foot, to/w 17 A large electroplated classical column £100-£150 four entrée dishes and covers (box) oil lamp with cut glass font and floral- etched shade, 90cm high overall 9 An epns two-handled oval tray with £50-£70 (including chimney) pierced gallery, to/w a compressed melon tea pot, half-reeded coffee pot, 18 A boxed silver Kings pattern cake slice £40-£60 plated on copper jug (possible Danish with silver handle, to/w various design), various flatware, etc. electroplated wares, including entrée dish and cover, cruet stand, ice bucket, 10 A good set of Christofle (France) £80-£120 flatware, etc. (box) electroplated flatware and cutlery of modified fiddle pattern, for twelve 19 A large plated on copper two-handled £80-£120 settings (87 pcs - little used) tray, to/w a fruit basket, pair of baluster candlesticks, chamberstick, snuffers on 11 A quantity of fiddle, thread and shell £50-£70 tray and a salver (8) flatware and cutlery, to/w various other mixed flatware, half-reeded bachelor 20 A quantity of P&O/Orient Line £40-£60 teapot and milk jug, a collection of electroplated flatware and cutlery by Churchill and other commemorative Mappin & Webb, to/w a Victorian cased crowns (including one silver 1977 three-piece carving set with antler Jubilee example), etc. handles and other electroplated flatware 21 US canteen of Reed and Barton 'Super £50-£100 Silver' electroplated flatware and cutlery for eight settings - unused † - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot Lot No Description Estimate Lot No Description Estimate 22 A silver flute vase on weighted foot, £40-£60 32 A Victorian silver half-reeded sugar £60-£90 Birmingham 1922, 14cm high, to/w a basin with ivy-chased rim, William later-cased set of six Victorian Evans, London 1881, 5.1oz (159g), teaspoons, London 1887, an etched 11cm diameter, to/w a miniature whistle shot-glass in silver holder with goat- fob, Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1895, mask handle, London import 1913 a parcel gilt 1897 Jubilee salt spoon with threepence coin bowl and crown 23 A pair of cut glass globular scent-flasks £80-£120 finial and four other salt spoons (7) with silver bun covers, to/w various other silver-mounted toilet jars, 33 A Meiji period Konoike (Yokahama) £80-£120 hairbrushes and hand-mirror, etc. unmarked white metal parasol handle with floral-chased decoration, stamped 24 A silver letter salver with moulded rim, £130-£150 'Y. Konoike', 14cm, to/w a (possibly on four hoof feet, Francis Howard Ltd., South American) unmarked white metal Sheffield 1973, 20.5cm diameter, to/w a parasol handle, modelled as a parrot's miniature Armada dish, London 1976, head with green glass eyes, 9cm 11.4oz (357g) total weight; lot also (2). Note: Konoike's work was retailed includes an ebonised walking cane with in London by Liberty silver pommel, London 1919 (3) 34 A pair of George III silver sugar tongs £120-£140 25 A pair of George III bright-cut silver £40-£60 with engraved decoration, Peter & Ann sugar tongs, maker W.S (no date), to/w Bateman, London 1796, a fiddle pattern an Edwardian pair of sugar tongs, pair of tongs, London 1894, eight Birmingham 1901, a miniature cast various Georgian and later teaspoons silver kitten, mounted on a disc, and salt spoon, a matched set of five Birmingham 1911, 3cm long, and two napkin rings and two other napkin rings cork stoppers, mounted with a cast (17), 9.4oz (293g) total weight electroplated owl and pheasant (5) 35 A George III old English pattern £80-£120 26 Five OEP silver dessert spoons, Hester £80-£120 tablespoon, William Sumner/Richard Bateman, London 1788, 4.9oz (153g) Crossley, London 1776, to/w a later pair 27 Four George III Scottish silver fiddle £100-£150 of Georgian tablespoons, James Wintle, pattern dessert spoons, J. Hay, London 1814 and a George IV fiddle Edinburgh 1816, to/w six mixed pattern tablespoon, John & Henry Lias, Georgian and Victorian fiddle pattern London 1822 (4), 7.1oz (222g) total teaspoons (10), 7.8oz (242g) total weight weight 36 A Victorian silver vinaigrette of waisted £80-£120 28 A cased set of six silver teaspoons in £80-£120 from with engraved decoration and gilt the Carolean manner, with lace-back lining with foliate-engraved hinged bowls and trifid finials, Sheffield 1979, a grille, Edward Smith, Birmingham 1864, pair of George III sugar tongs, Eley, 3.5cm wide, c/w sponge Fearn & Chawner, London 1813, a late 37 An early Victorian silver small £80-£120 Victorian pair of sugar tongs in the vinaigrette with engraved decoration, Georgian manner with pierced stems the gilt interior with plain pinhole- and acorn bowls, Birmingham 1897 and pierced grille, Nathaniel Mills, two napkin rings, 6.6 oz (205g) total Birmingham 1838, 2.2 cm wide, c/w weight, to/w a silver mounted leather sponge purse, Birmingham 1900 and two silver- handled manicure tools 38 A George IV silver small vinaigrette of £70-£100 cushion form with engraved decoration, 29 A set of six Victorian silver tea knives £100-£150 the gilt interior with plain pinhole- with foliate ferrules and agate handles, pierced grille, John Thropp, Birmingham Aaron Hadfield, London 1840, 19cm 1823, 2.2 cm wide, c/w sponge long, in later fitted case 39 A Victorian silver vinaigrette of waisted £100-£150 30 An Art Deco style silver trinket dish of £5,030-£70 form with engraved decoration and gilt tonneau form, Colbourne Ltd, lining with foliate-engraved hinged Birmingham 1962, 3.7oz (117g), 17 x grille, David Pettifer, Birmingham 1849, 11cm 3.5cm wide, c/w sponge 31 Two 19th Century white metal Danish £40-£60 40 A Victorian silver vinaigrette of oval £100-£150 (probably) punch ladles with scalloped waisted form with engraved decoration bowls and engraved fiddle-pattern and gilt lining with foliate-engraved stems applied with bunches of grapes, hinged grille, Edward Smith, nail-punched date 1857, 2.9oz, 91g, Birmingham 1861, 3.5cm wide 18cm † - Artist Resale Rights charge applies to this lot Lot No Description Estimate Lot No Description Estimate 41 An early Victorian silver fob vinaigrette £50-£100 52 A Georgian silver pear-shaped coffee £350-£450 with moulded rims and engine-turned pot with (probably later) rococo engraving, the gilt lining with foliate- embossed decoration, on domed foot, engraved hinged grille, G.R. Collis & John King, London 1775, 28oz (893g) Co, Birmingham 1840, 3.5cm wide, c/w gross, 28cm high sponge 53 A Regency silver teapot with reeded £250-£350 42 A George IV silver vinaigrette of £100-£150 banding and ball feet, ebonised handle cushion form with chased rims and and finial, Solomon Hougham, London engraved decoration, the gilt lining with 1811, 17oz (529g) gross foliate-engraved hinged grille,
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