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East Bristol Auctions 1 Hanham Business Park Two Day Sale of Antiques, Collectables and Interiors Memorial Road Hanham Auction. Delivery, Postage and Packing available Bristol worldwide on all items. See www.eastbristol.co.uk for South Gloucestershire details. BS15 3JE United Kingdom Started 16 Aug 2013 10:30 BST Lot Description A 19th century silver plate communion church ewer jug, with engraved notation to front for Pucklechurch Independent Chapel, As 1 Formed In 1841. Bristol interest. Standing on a stepped plinth base with acorn finnial to opening lid. 30cm tall. A George III silver wine label by Hester Bateman being hallmarked for London, circa late 18th century. The label being arched 2 rectangular form, chased foliate decoration, incised `HOLLANDS ` A solid silver large coin purse hallmarked for Birmingham 1910 by Henry Matthews. Monogram MB under a crown. Weight 5.66oz 3 Together with a Troy Ounce ingot in case being chase engraved ' in god we trust, life and liberty ' Stamped 999 silver 4 3 groups of white metal silver (stamped 925) chunky twist design necklaces. A 1914 solid silver hallmarked tankard being presented to Rory Jennings for services to Lodway Cricket Club 1968. Birmingham 5 hallmarks for Turner & Simpson 1964. 11.9oz A Victorian hallmarked silver tankard with rococo leaf stylised base bearing notation for 1895. The hallmarks for sheffield 1893. illegible 5A makers marks 6 A hallmarked silver photo frame for London 1906 by Wright & Davis. 11cm x 18cm aperture size. 6A A 1940's hallmarked silver tea strainer. A set of 5 and one other vintage silver plate spoons, in the White Star Line style pattern (although unmarked). Marked EPNS to reverse 7 and 'Made In England' to one, they come from an employee of the line in the 1930's. 7A Two mid 20th century hand made peweter braclets both signed by Jorgon Jenson Denmark. 8 Two groups of white metal silver (stamped 925) necklaces 9 A set of 3 Indian 20th century silver white metal bugs. One a preying mantis, a dragonfly and a butterfly. Unmarked, but tested as silver 10 5 groups of white metal silver (stamped 925) necklaces. 10A An Art Deco pre-war American Chase cigarette box. On ball bearing feet with chased decoration to top. 11 3 early 20th century silver and electro plate teapots, including one decorative floral finnial to top. 12 A quantity of silver plate items to include candelabra, wine coaster, fine cup holders and other items. 13 3 groups of white metal silver (stamped 925) necklaces. 14 A pair of novelty silver plate drinking measures in the form of boots. Marked for Grenadier, England. 9cm tall. 15 Two pieces of Bristol City Football club silver plate commemorative ware consisting of a silver plate tray and silver plate tankard. 15A A set of 3 American sterling silver clothes brushes by Foster & Bailey. The 3 stamped sterling with number 1777 & 1632 respectively 16 A silver hallmarked dressing table set consisting of two brushes and a dressing mirror 17 A pair of silver plate fighting cocks display ornament. Measures 18cms High A Daniel & Charles Houle 19th century London hallmarked silver salt together with 2 further Victorian salts being EPNS. Also, a 18 hallmarked silver mother of pearl pen knife. Birmingham. 19 A large quantity of antique silver plate flatware cutlery. A Goldsmith & Silversmiths of Regent St London silver plated chocolate set. Comprising of the pot, creamer, sugar bowl and 6 miniature 20 saucepans all on the matching tray A 20th century Art Nouveau pewter plaque / inkwell tray decorated in relief of a girl with long hair. The hinged inkwell with ceramic liner. 20A Signed N Vidal to corner A 20th century believed silver (although unmarked) hip flask, along with a silver plate / pewter style Art Nouveau candle holder with 21 snuffer. 21A An American Gorham sterling silver knife together with a sterling silver envelope sealer, both with original boxes An unusual French 19th century Bretagne medal coin raised in relief with the coat of arms to one side, bust to the other. Complete with 21B a thick albert chain Shipping Line. A pair of Bermuda line of Furness tongs stamped for Mappin & Webb together with a set of Rogers silver spoons 21C stamped AA and dated July 1907 having impressed anchor marks A silver Birmingham hallmarked Brandy decanter label together with a pair of claw foot tongs, a pair of sugar cube tongs and a small 21D caddy A heavy chase decorated hallmarked silver pendant cross together with an Art Nouveau necklace, a ladies hallmarked silver bangle, a 21E sterling silver wax seal also 22 An Italian silver necklace stamped 925 with a cabochone opal pendent with ribbed border. 12g. 23 A pair of 19th century bronze Chinese figurines. The figures with weapons to each hand, raised on turtle bases. 24 A Victorian silver plate teapot, with engraved unicorn emblem to front. Standing on claw feet with foliate decoration to top. 23cm 25 A large ecclesiastical style silver plate punch bowl, cups and tray with chased decoration to centre. 26 A heavy early 20th century bronze Japanese scholar / young seated girl at desk 27 A Pewter Art Nouveau plaque / tray with embossed decoration. 28 A Mappin & Webb Silver plate tankard inscribed ' West Essex Polo Club ' dated 1896, marked to base for Mappin & Webb A Victorian presentation solid hallmarked silver rifle trophy raised on a mahogany socle. The engraved cup bearing notation for the 29 Scanes Cup, Westinghouse Works, 1914 being raised on a 3 rifle trefoil support. Sheffield hallmarks for 1908 with indistinct makers initials. 489g. 30 A Chinese handworked silver 925 ring with dragon embellished decoration atop.The twist hoop stamped for 925. 19.5g A Japanese belt buckle with exquisite paintings of oriental figures with coloured backgrounds. Hand painted on porcelain and mounted 31 in white metal silver, with markings to rear. 32 A silver and bone tea caddy by Joseph Cooke & Sons hallmarked for Birmingham 1923. The silver handled bearing central monogram. 33 A Victorian style Art Nouveau influenced sterling silver easel backed photo / picture frame. 34 A Japanese Satsuma buckle of circular form having central spray of flowers. A Jaguar car mascot having chrome finish being raised on a short pyramid angular base with attachments to the hood. Together with 35 another 36 A Victorian style silver topped perfume cranberry glass bottle. Of bulbous form having a rococo silver top raised in relief 37 A mid 20th century silver cigarette case with reeded decoration having a Winston Churchill plaque affixed to centre. 118g. A cased set of silver miniatures, "John Pinches, The 100 Greatest Cars Silver Miniature Collection", each miniature plaque in a fitted 38 case. 39 A Russian 5 Rouble / Roubles gold coin dated 1898 in good condition 40 A large cast bronze figure of a duck measuring 36cms high . Together with a smaller bronze duck standing 19cms high 40A A large 20th century antique study in bronze of a rabbit. 41 A 20th century silver plate spirit kettle on stand 42 A quantity of early 20th century silver plate, including tray etc. 23cm long. A Victorian silver and mother of pearl handled tea caddy by George Unite marked for Birmingham 1899. Rococo shell bowl with tapered 43 stem and mother of pearl handle An unusual set of Bristol Phoenix Motorcycle club enamel set spoons together with other older silver plated period spoons, spades, fish 44 knive, one being silver etc 45 A silver ladies compact having an enamel set erotic nude scene set to centre A large barrel handled silver plate galleried butlers serving tray. The large gallery sides raised in relief with adams style swags to centre, 46 gadrooned borders to the leading edge 47 A pair of silver plate on copper Rococo style candle sticks. 48 A pair of vintage chrome Aladdin '23' oil lamps, with glass flues. 30cm tall. A large painted cast iron Michelin man / Bibendum, Yellow ribbon with notation ' Michelin ' Sourced from France by previous owner, 49 stood on circular base. Measures 57cms High A Victorian cast iron and brass oil lamp. The ebonised cast iron base with brass central reservoir having glass chimney and decorative 50 frosted two tone cranberry shade 51 Two large African tribal bronze statues of tribal figures with spears. 77cm tall. A Victorian cast iron and amber glass oil lamp. The ebonised cast iron base with a decorative amber glass central reservoir having glass 52 chimney and decorative frosted and etched shade A Victorian slate and colourted green glass oil lamp. The black slate circular base with a decorative green glass central reservoir having 53 glass chimney and decorative frosted and etched shade A 1960's Swedish brass paraffin / oil lamp, Stamped For Optimus to the reservoir with German frosted glass shade set within a brass 54 upright cage, carry handle atop A Victorian wall mounted barge ware oil lamp, Decorative canal boat colours with lower reservoir the body with Duplux handles complee 55 with chimney, possibly an early railway lamp painted over. 56 A set of 3 Victorian copper and brass oil lamps ( Standard lamp fitment) Two with bulbous chimneys of decorative form and other 57 An early 20th century bronze statue of the Indian Deity Garuda / Vishnu. Measures 9cms x 7cms A Victorian Art Nouveau brass oil lamp. The square terraced base of stepped form having a decorative bulbous rococo central reservoir 58 having glass chimney and decorative frosted and cranberry two tone etched shade 59 2 Victorian oil lamps complete with glass chimneys. One being brass, the other copper Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971): A Cylinda - Line Stainless Steel Tea and Coffee Service, designed 1967, manufactured for Stelton, 60 including teapot, coffee pot, hot water jug, cream jug and a sugar bowl with lid and spoon A Victorian copper oil lamp with unusual copper chimney having lighting hole to side.
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