Auction Results Srandr10108 Tuesday, 09 July 2019

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Auction Results Srandr10108 Tuesday, 09 July 2019 Auction Results srandr10108 Tuesday, 09 July 2019 Lot No Description 1 A pairquantity of Old of Sheffieldelectroplated Plate table-ware, chamber-sticks pewter, with etc. conical (box) snuffers, to/w a large plated on copper oval tray with twin handles, a £40.00 2 pair of plate on copper baluster candlesticks, a sauce boat, letter salver and cased pair of fish servers with simulated ivory £65.00 handles 3 A large plated on copper two-handled rectangular tray, to/w three bowls with electroplated rims, various flatware etc. £35.00 4 A quantity of electroplated wares, including oak-leaf trefoil nut-dish, ice-pail, flatware, hot water jugs, etc. (box) £45.00 6 Two electroplated entree dishes and covers, a muffin dish and cover, fruit basket and other table ware, to/w silver and other £40.00 flatware and cutlery (box) 7 Various oddments of silver including brushes and hand-mirrors, to/w electroplated wares including oblong salver, trophy-cup, £80.00 Liberty & Co. pewter hot water jug no.0305, etc. (box) 8 A set of epns Kings pattern flatware and cutlery for twelve setting £80.00 9 An extensive part-set of epns Hanoverian rat-tail flatware and cutlery, to/w other electroplated flatware and silver-mounted £40.00 toiletry items (box) 10 An electroplated Sheraton revival oval galleried tray, to/w a Victorian parcel gilt egg cruet, a condiment cruet, teapot and three- £65.00 piece coffee set 11 A silver backed six-piece brush set, to/w a trinket box with silver-mounted lid, a set of four P&O electroplated champagne £50.00 flutes, a large electroplated oval platter with gadrooned rim, etc. 12 A silver four-piece condiment set and various other silver and electroplated wares, to/w an oak canteen with two lift-out fitted £110.00 Threetrays cut glass scent bottles and stoppers with silver collars, to/w a Sterling-clad small scent-bottle and stopper, a similar 13 unmarked stemmed glass bowl, a hand-mirror embossed with cherub masks, Birmingham 1904, a silver-handled Kings £120.00 pattern cheese knife, various electroplated items, an ebony walking stick with silver-mounted horn handle and a malacca 14 A pair of Victorian scissors with ornate silver handles, Sheffield 1891, to/w a cigar cutter and penknife, London 1910, a pair of £45.00 Aelectroplated Victorian part cast set baluster of dessert candlesticks knives and in forks the Georgian with silver manner blades and and a loaded cased silverset of handles, electroplated Birmingham coffee spoons 1846 (three knives 15 and four forks), to/w an Art Deco square salt and pepper pair, a silver infant's fork and pusher, a late Victorian waisted silver £90.00 Christening mug, Birmingham 1899 and a part set of Victorian electroplated dessert knives and forks with carved mother-of- 16 A part set of eight Victorian silver dessert knives and seven forks with carved mother-of-pearl handles, Birmingham 1876, to/w £110.00 Aa setgood of qualityten each engine-turned electroplated cigarette kings pattern case, fishChester knives 1935 and (also forks engine-turned (box) on the inside), to/w a pair of Victorian fiddle 17 pattern table spoons, London 1862 and a napkin ring, 9.7 oz total, to/w a double-ended propelling pen/pencil, Birmingham £150.00 1901, a silver propelling pencil with bloodstone seal, intaglio inscribed 'We part to meet again' (with scissors emblem), Joseph 18 An Elkingtonelectroplated & Co. chafing oak canteen dish on ofstand mixed with electroplated burner, to/w flatware a four-piece and ivory-handledtea/coffee service cutlery (5) (early 20th century), to/w an oak £40.00 20 cased set of twelve each electroplated fish knives and forks with silver ferrules and ivory handles, Sheffield 1918, an Old £100.00 ASheffield Chinese Plate silver bonbon small spice-boxbasket and in variousthe form other of a electroplatedturtle with pierced flatware, head, etc. a block-seal rising from its shell embossed and 21 chased with stylised dragons, foliate design and inscription; engraved Ming marks (not of period); detachable base with £150.00 Amakers' Chinese stamps export in silver Chinese salt characters,and pepper 8.5with cm applied high, 38.5almond-blossom grms. decoration, to/w another pepperette of rhomboid 22 baluster form with similar decoration - all by Hung Chong, Canton and Shanghai, and a small tapering beaker of similar design £130.00 (4) 23 Two electroplated cruet stands with cut glass bottles, to/w a salver, three-piece tea service, pair of ivory-handled fish servers £50.00 with silver ferrules, etc. 23/07/2019 15:16:52 Asian Arts, Fine Art, Antiques & Interiors - Tuesday, 09 July 2019 Page 1 of 1 24 A cased set of twelve silver teaspoons with tongs, with urn-shaped finials, Josiah Williams & Co., London 1921, 4.9 oz, to/w £65.00 an electroplated three-piece bachelor tea service, engraved with the motto and crest of the Scottish Clan Rose (4) 25 An Edwardian silver mustard of bombe form, Sheffield 1901, with blue glass liner, to/w various Victorian and later silver £75.00 flatware, 10 oz total, two electroplated sugar tongs and a sifter ladle 26 An engine-turned silver cigar-piercer, William Manton, Birmingham 1975, three silver napkin rings and three condiments, 4.5 £65.00 Aoz silver total weight,and pink to/w basse-taille a loaded enamel-toppedsilver inkwell, etc. cut (box) glass scent bottle with atomiser, Birmingham 1925, to/w two Victorian dessert 27 spoons, an Art Nouveau-style cast and pierced two-piece silver buckle, London 1987 and two small oddments of silver £60.00 jewellery 28 A silvercanteen five of piece epns dressing flatware andtable cutlery set comprising for six settings hairbrushes, comb, mirror and powder-bowl, Birmingham 1967 to/w a silver £45.00 29 vase flute on weighted foot, an 800 grade Mate bowl and straw, pair of electroplated twin-branch candelabra and other £90.00 electroplated items, etc (box) 30 A heavy quality silver jug of contemporary design, with scroll handle and gilt interior, Boodle & Dunthorne, London 2001, 36oz, £600.00 A22cm heavy high quality Edwardian silver teapot and coffee pot of reeded and fluted oblong form, the silver handles with ivory 31 insulators, Elkington & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1904/03, 47.5 oz gross, engraved presentation inscription to Mr. & Mrs. William £380.00 Moore from 'the Workpeople at Cumpstey Street Mill' (cotton mill in Blackburn, Lancs.) 32 A setpair of of six loaded late Victoriansilver classical silver teaspoonscolumn candlesticks, with tongs, Walker the finials & Hall, cast Birmingham with mediaeval 1963, huntsman, 16.5 cm makerhigh I.A., Sheffield 1891, £260.00 33 to/w a set of six seal-top coffee spoons, Sheffield 1925, a bowls trophy teaspoon, claw-end sugar tongs, engraved cigarette £120.00 case, Birmingham 1915 and six various napkin rings, 10.6 oz total 34 A Victorian silver pear-shaped cream jug in the Georgian manner, with scroll handle and rococo engraving, on pad feet, £60.00 AGeorge George Richards, III silver LondonOEP table 1847, spoon, to/w Petera Christening & Ann Bateman, mug, Birmingham London 1797, 1943 a (2), pair 6.3 of ozGeorge total IV fiddle pattern sugar tongs, 35 London 1822, a two-handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1928, three napkin rings and a thimble, 14 oz total weight, to/w a ring- £140.00 Abox Victorian with weighted silver bowl, base profusely chased and embossed with flowers, foliage and scrolls, on three lion-mask monopodia, 36 Josiah Williams & Co., Exeter 1877, to/w an Edwardian pear-shaped cream jug in the Georgian style, Chester 1909, two fiddle £140.00 pattern spoons and two napkin rings (6) 15.9 oz 37 A silver letter-salver with moulded rim, on three hoof feet, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1911, 16.8 oz, 25.5 cm diameter £140.00 39 An 18th century coconut stirrup cup with floral and foliate incised decoration, inscribed 'September: Ye:7:1748:n:Y' within £320.00 heart motif, with white metal rim and waisted stem 40 Various oddments of silver, including a pair of foliate engraved goblets, Birmingham 1971, a tea-strainer on stand, cauldron £160.00 Asalt, Victorian two napkin silver rings, and cutan glassegg-cup, five-piece pickle fork,cruet salt set spoonon stand, and the decanter stand Londonlabel, 15.8 1874, cm the two silver-topped bottles, 41 Birmingham 1873/74, the cayenne spoon/stopper, Sheffield 1873, to/w a vase-flute on weighted foot and various oddments of £100.00 silver, unmarked foreign white metal, etc. (box) 42 An engine-turned silver cigarette box Ernest W. Haywood, Birmingham 1945, 16 cm wide £40.00 43 A silver pie-crust salver on scrolling supports, engraved 'New Forest Puppy Show 1932', Harrods, Birmingham 1931, 21.6 oz, £190.00 26 cm diameter 44 A late Victorian silver pie-crust salver on scroll supports, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1897, 18 oz, 26 cm diameter £190.00 45 A Williamlarge silver IV silver salver bachelor with pie-crust teapot rim, of compressed Gladwin Ltd., melon Sheffield form, 1937, on raised 44.2 shallowoz, 36 cm stem, diameter richly embossed and chased with floral £450.00 46 and scroll decoration, ebonised handle, Edward, Edward Junior, John & William Barnard, London 1823, 12.2 oz gross, 13 cm £110.00 diameter 47 A pair of George IV circular silver open salts with gadrooned rims on floral and scalloped feet, Rebecca Emes & Edward £120.00 Barnard I, London 1825, to/w a late Victorian pair of salts made to match, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1890 (4), 13.7 oz 48 A quantity of Georgian and later teaspoons, coffee spoons, salt spoons, tongs, butter knife, etc., 22.9 oz total £220.00 49 An Edwardian silver hunting horn, Kohler & Sons, London 1908, 3.3 oz, 22.5 cm long, engraved 'To Captain P.
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