FIRST DAY S SALE. WEDNESDAY 24th April 2013

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1 FIRST DAY S SALE WEDNESDAY 24th April 2013 SILVER Commencing at 10.30am Silver will be on view on: Saturday 20th April 9.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 21st April 2.00pm to 4.00pm Monday 22nd April 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 23rd April 9.00am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale day Weights and measurements are approximate guidelines only unless stated to the contrary Enquiries: Martin McIlroy Tel mcilroym@bhandl.co.uk

2 1 A pair of Hunt and Roskell silver plated candlesticks in the French taste, the nozzles with wrythen decoration on knopped stems with scroll decorated bases, the interior of the nozzles stamped Hunt & Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer, 32cm high. (2) An Old Sheffield plated flagon, early 19th Century of tapered cylindrical form, scroll handle on a circular spreading base, the side engraved Baptist Meeting - Pembroke Street Dock, January 1st Thomas Willcocks Pastor, 26cm high A 19th Century plated table centrepiece the stand mounted with a stag grazing under two palm trees, the rocky shaped circular base inset with a mirror panel, 43cm high An Edwardian silver salver, maker H.E & Co Ltd, London, 1903, of shaped circular outline, moulded shell and scroll border, supported on three scrolled feet, 26cm diameter, together with a circular plated dish, weight of silver 20ozs, (2) A George V silver sugar castor, maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1922, of octagonal baluster form on a stepped base, 21.5cm high, 7.20 ozs A George V silver sugar castor, maker s mark worn, Sheffield, 1935, of octagonal baluster form, raised on a s stepped base, 21cm high, 7.38ozs An Edward VII silver mounted clear glass claret jug, maker JR, Sheffield, 1902, of inverted trumpet form with banded decoration and foliate decorated handle. 28cm high An Elizabeth II silver coffee pot, maker CSC & Co, Birmingham, 1979, in the Georgian style, with domed hinged lid and acanthus decorated spout on a circular spreading base, 26cm. high, 25.15ozs

3 10 9 A George V silver castor, maker RC, London, 1927, of plain baluster form, on a spreading circular foot, 19cm. high, 5.29ozs An Edwardian silver inkstand by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London, 1902, of rectangular shape, foliate scroll pierced galleries on four scroll feet, holding two square silver mount cut glass inkwells, 21cm long, weight of stand 19ozs An Edwardian silver tea kettle, stand and lamp by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1903, the kettle of an oval half fluted form, height (including handle) 35cm, weighing 31ozs An Edwardian silver cigar cutter/piercer, maker Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1901, of rectangular form, on a filled shouldered base with small inscription to the hinged cover, 10cm long An Edwardian silver christening mug, maker James Wakely & Frank Wheeler, London, 1907, decorated with half fluting, loop handle on a circular low pedestal foot, 8.5cm high, cased together with an Edwardian silver circular sweetmeat bowl embossed with foliate panels on a circular shouldered foot, 10.5cm diameter, total weight 9.25ozs, (2) A George V silver oval swing handled basket, maker GH, Sheffield, 1913, with pierced sides and beaded rims, on a low pedestal foot, 28cm long, 14.5ozs A George V circular silver salver, maker Alex Clark & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1926, with shaped border, ribbon and reeded rim, 35cm diameter, weight 36ozs A matched eight piece silver cruet set of oblong form with gadrooned and shell rims on paw feet, comprising - a set of four salts and a pair of pepper pots, all London 1936 by D & J Wellby Ltd, and a pair of mustard pots Birmingham 1936, maker Adie Bros, complete with the blue glass liners, weight of silver 16.75ozs, (8) A silver three piece tea set, maker George Jackson and David Fullerton, London, 1906/08/13, of shaped oval outline, flat base and an angular handle, height of teapot 14cm, 33ozs (3)

4 A George V four piece silver tea set, maker H A, Sheffield, 1910, of a squat circular form, scroll handles on three hoof feet, the hot water jug 22cm high, 48.5ozs (4) An Edwardian three piece silver tea set, maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London, 1905, of half fluted oval rounded form, with chased foliate rims, angular handles, crested, on four paw feet, height of teapot 15cm, 40ozs (3) A George V silver capstan inkwell and timepiece, the inkwell maker A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham, 1910, the hinged cover enclosing a timepiece by S. Fisher Ltd, 188 Strand, with white enamel dial and subsidiary seconds dial, the base loaded, 8.5cm high A George V silver salver, maker HE Ltd, Sheffield, 1927, of shaped square outline with moulded border, supported on four hoof feet, 26cm width, 26.75ozs An Edwardian silver fruit or bread basket, maker J. Round, Sheffield, 1903, of navette shape, foliate scroll piercing to the sides and gadrooned and shell rim, 34cm long, 15.5ozs A pair of George V silver cafe au lait pots, maker Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1935, of baluster form, fluted finials to the domed covers on a circular foot, with scroll handles, the bases stamped with Harrods retail mark, 36.5ozs, (2) A George V silver wine bottle or soda syphon holder, maker Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield, 1913, of cylindrical form with an undulating, mask and scroll upper rim and lion mask loop handles, 18cm high, 20.5ozs

5 A pair of modern silver circular pierced dishes, maker R.H & Son, London, 1972, each supported on a low circular shouldered pedestal foot, 20cm diameter, total weight 23ozs, (2) A modern silver swing handled basket, maker G.M&Co, Birmingham, 1938, of a circular pedestal form, with stylised pierced floral decoration, 18cm diameter, 10ozs A large late Victorian silver framed easel mirror, maker possibly CI, London, 1899, with rectangular mirror enclosed and unusual opening sides to reveal seven velvet backed photograph recesses each 17 x 11cm, the silver frame with embossed foliate scroll surround and easel backing 68 x 50cm A George V four piece silver tea set, maker E. Viners Ltd, Sheffield, 1925, of a rounded oblong form with angular handles, height of hot water jug 22cm, 60ozs, (4) A pair of George V silver cafe au lait pots, maker Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1934, of 30 tapered cylindrical form, dome covers with banded knop finials, scroll handles, 19cm high, 29.5ozs, (2) A George V silver rose bowl, maker BRS, Sheffield, 1918, of circular half fluted form on a low pedestal shouldered foot, 19cm diameter, 19ozs

6 32, 33, A late Victorian silver sugar caster, maker HA, Birmingham, 1898, of unusual octagonal cornucopia form, terminating with a mythical beast head, scroll handle, supported on scroll feet, 13cm high, 5.75ozs A late Victorian silver five bar toast rack, maker Deakin and Harrison, Birmingham, 1900, modelled as an elegant swan and supported on four ball feet, 13.5cm long, 5.25ozs A three piece silver condiment set, maker J.C. Ltd, Birmingham, 1942, of a squat circular form, with lion mask and paw feet, comprising a pepper, mustard and salt pot, the latter two with blue glass liners and spoons, height of pepper 8cm, weighable silver 7.75ozs A late Victorian silver swing handled basket, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London, 1900, of rounded oblong form with shell and gadrooned borders, and small inscription, supported on four ball feet, 27.5cm long, 24.75ozs A George VI silver three piece tea set, maker HA, Sheffield, 1940, of rectangular form with recessed corners on a pedestal foot, together with a non matching pair of silver sugar tongs, total weight of silver 31.33ozs

7 An Elizabeth II silver Armadastyle dish, maker A & Co Ltd, London, 1964, of plain circular form, 29cm diameter, 32.50ozs A George V silver presentation bowl maker E.S.B, Birmingham, 1919, having pierced sides and shaped rim, raised on winged claw feet, with inscription to the base, 19.54ozs A George V silver two handled pedestal bowl maker Stewart Dawson & Co London, 1913, with pierced garland decoration to the rim, and stylized dolphin handles, 24.63ozs An Elizabeth II silver two handled pedestal dish, London, 1973, with classical decorated band, raised on a reeded circular base, 49.77ozs An Edward VII silver swing handled cake basket maker Williams Ltd, Birmingham, 1905, of oval shape, with pierced foliate decoration on a pedestal base, 14.85ozs A George V silver circular cake basket maker B.R & S Sheffield, 1920, with swing handle, and pierced decorated rim, 27.42ozs An Elizabeth II silver four piece tea set maker Garrad & Co, Sheffield, 1964, in the Art Deco style, comprising of a tea pot and hot water jug, a matching sugar basin and a cream jug, 55.15ozs A George V silver bread basket maker Edward Vogel, Sheffield, 1933, of shaped oval design, with pierced foliate sides and rim, 3.18ozs An Edward VII silver swing handled cake basket maker Williams Ltd, Birmingham, 1903, of rectangular form, with pierced border, raised on bun feet, 13.53ozs

8 47, A George V silver shell shaped dish, maker s mark worn, Sheffield, 1934, raised on ball feet, 8.52ozs A George VI silver hot water jug, maker HW, Sheffield, 1943, of tapering cylindrical form, 15.92ozs A pair of George VI silver sauceboats, maker D & J Wellby Ltd, London, 1937, of circular shaped form with flying scroll leaf capped handles, supported on three hoof feet, 16ozs, (2) A Georgian silver fiddle pattern serving spoon, maker George Smith, London, 1790, 30cm long, 3.56ozs A 19th Century part flatware service of different patterns, including fiddle and thread, Hanoverian and Kings pattern, comprising twenty table spoons, sixteen dessert spoons, sixteen dinner forks, twelve dessert spoons, various makers and dates, total weight of silver 136.8ozs A set of twelve Edwardian silver onslow pattern teaspoons by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London, 1903, decorated with shell bowls, together with another set of twelve reeded teaspoons with tongs by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1903, both cased, weight of silver 8.75ozs A collected part service of silver George III and Victorian Old English pattern flatware including eighteen table forks London, 1804, by George Smith and William Fearn, five table forks London, 1869, maker Henry Holland, six table forks, mixed makers and dates, fifteen dessert forks various makers and dates and seven dessert spoons, mixed dates and makers, total weight 90ozs, (51) Twelve various bottom marked silver table spoons including a shell fancy back example, mainly crested or initialled, mixed makers and dates, 23.5ozs, (12) Eleven various bottom marked silver table spoons mainly crested or initialled, mixed makers and dates, 25.5ozs, (11) Five George III Old English pattern silver table spoons one London, 1787, maker George Smith & William Fearn, two London, 1792, one by George Smith and William Fearn and the other by Richard Crossley, and London, 1812, maker Eley, Fearn & Chawner, together with a pair of Victorian rat tail table spoons, crested London, 1869, by Henry Holland 15.25ozs (7) A Queen Anne silver Hanoverian pattern basting or serving spoon, maker Isaac Davenport, London, 1711, with plain rat tail, crested, 30cm long, 4.5ozs A set of twelve modern (unused) silver handled table knives and twelve matching side knives, maker TS, Sheffield, 1992, (24)

9 57 A Scottish Victorian silver, part Old English pattern flatware service, maker J. Murray, Glasgow, 1868, comprising four table spoons and six table forks, 22.5ozs, (10) A set of five George III silver Old English pattern table spoons by Richard Crossley, London, 1797, crested, also one by George Smith and William Fearn, London, 1793, and another, maker SH, London, 1813, total weight 14.25ozs, (7) A pair of George III silver Old English pattern table spoons by Hester Bateman, London, 1788, with bright cut bordered stems, the reverse with contemporary engraved initials and date EC-JC 1789 and AC-JC 1789, 21cm long, together with a George III bottom marked table spoon, maker TC, 5.7ozs, (3) An Edwardian and George V silver mixed Old English pattern part flatware service comprising - four table spoons, eight dessert forks, five dessert spoons, four sauce ladles and six teaspoons, various makers and dates, 42.5ozs, (27) A William IV silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, maker James Beebe, London, 1832, crested, 34cm long, 7ozs A Victorian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, maker George Adams, London, 1876, length 34cm, 9.5ozs Seven George III silver Old English bright-cut table spoons, by Hester Bateman, London, hallmarked, comprising three bottom marked for 1779, two 1789 (one with maker s mark worn), one 1782 and one 1784, total weight 13ozs, (7) A George III silver Old English pattern basting or serving spoon, maker Hannah Northcote, London, 1798, length 31cm, 3.5ozs A George III silver Old English pattern basting or serving spoon, by William Fearn, London, 1806, length 31cm, 4.25ozs A George III silver fiddle pattern basting or serving spoon, maker William Eley, William Fearn and William Chawner, London, 1814, length 30cm, 4.5ozs An Edward VII silver Hanoverian Rat Tail pattern part flatware service, maker Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1907, includes eighteen table forks, eighteen dessert forks, twelve table spoons, fourteen soup spoons, eighteen dessert spoons, gravy spoon, soup ladle, sauce ladle, nine tea spoons, ten egg spoons,, two butter knives, sugar tongs and fish servers, mostly contained in an oak canteen with lift-out trays, together with a set of twelve Old English pattern fish knives and twelve forks, maker Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1900, total weight of silver ozs A George IV silver Old English pattern gravy spoon, maker Clement Cheese, London, 1826, initialled, 29cm long, 3.89ozs A pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern sauce labels, maker William Eaton, London, 1837, initialled, 4.16ozs A Victorian Albert style pattern part flatware service, maker WE, monogrammed, includes three table spoons, six dessert spoons, six table forks, six dessert forks, total weight of silver 51.83ozs

10 12 71 A part canteen of Victorian silver Queens pattern cutlery, maker Francis Higgins, London, 1877/78/79, double struck and initialled, includes six table spoons, twelve dessert spoons, twelve teaspoons, six salt ladles, four sauce ladles, two gravy spoons, soup ladle and sugar tongs, contained in an oak canteen, total weight of silver ozs

11 75 72 A Georg Jensen silver sugar sifting spoon, struck marks, the pierced bowl on tapering stem, terminating in a berry terminal, 12cm long, bears import marks for London, 1932, 0.68ozs A George III Old English pattern serving spoon, maker TO, London, 1792, together with another fiddle pattern serving spoon, maker W.B, London, 1819, total weight of silver 7.60ozs Eight George II silver bottom marked spoons, maker Elias Cachcart, London, 1759, comprising four table spoons and four dessert spoons, 15.24ozs A Victorian silver scent bottle, maker FM, Birmingham, 1890, of elongated wrythen form, with hinged lid, lacks glass stopper, 17cm long A Cartier silver mounted magnifying glass, of square outline with tear-drop shaped handle inscribed Cartier, Paris, contained in case An early 20th Century French silver parasol handle by Antoine, Paris, the fluted tapering handle with gilt scroll and foliate decoration, contained in a fitted case with eight ferrules A cased set of six Edwardian silver menu card holders by Samuel Mordan & Co, Chester, 1904, each engraved Royal Surrey Militia III together with two similar with no engraving dated 1905, total weight of silver 6.75ozs A Victorian silver visiting card case, maker D&M, Birmingham, 1873, of shaped oblong form, engraved overall with foliate scrollwork, 10cm high, 3ozs A George V silver photograph frame, maker Henry Hodson Plante, London, 1925, of arched outline, with monogram EA below a crown, containing a signed photograph of the future George VI as Duke of York and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as Duchess of York, signed in ink Elizabeth 1927 Albert, 33 x 25cm together with letters from Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle

12 Six silver spirit labels, various makers and dates An Edward VII silver asparagus or cake server, maker C&M, London, 1901, the U-shaped grip having pierced foliate and scroll decoration, 11cm long, 4.52ozs A Continental white metal six branch candelabrum, the six curved and swept branches issuing from a slender acanthus decorated stem, raised on a domed base, 39cm high A Continental silver nutmeg box, of octagonal cylindrical outline, with hinged lid and side panel revealing a steel grater, 7.25cm long, together with two small Georgian silver nutmeg graters A Japanese silver mounted whiskey decanter and stopper, 950 marks, in the form of a Dimple Haig bottle, applied overall with chrysanthemum and peony sprays, 22cm high, (2) A Continental silver twin handled bowl, importer Berthold Muller, Chester, 1902, of oval lobed form with scroll handles on a low pedestal foot, 21cm long handle to handle, 7.5ozs A Continental silver cabinet spoon, importer Berthold Muller, London, 1911, cast with heart shaped bowl and foliate swags, in the form of a full length statue of the Emperor Napoleon, overall height of the spoon 27.5cm, weighting 5ozs

13 88 88 A Far Eastern five piece silver tea and coffee service with matching oval tray, the service marked Sterling - Thailand, each piece of circular pedestal form decorated with roundels of deity figures within leafy borders, scroll handles, the covers with elephant finials, comprising - a coffee pot (22cm high), teapot, milk/cream jug, two handled sugar bowl with cover and a smaller two handled bowl - the tray unmarked, 46cm in length, total weight 80ozs, (6)

14 95 89 A Far Eastern silver tray, of oval form, the border pierced and embossed with figures dancing and snakes amongst foliate scrollwork, 36cm in length, 14.5ozs A set of six Russian silver and gilt spoons, the bowls decorated with niello scenes of monuments, Kalouga, maker Syemyen Kozakov, contained in a fitted case, 3.8ozs A Russian silver and enamel decorated spoon, the fig shaped bowl decorated with foliate designs, maker Anatoly Artsibashov, Moscow, 1896, also three others of similar design and size, also seven of smaller design A Russian silver niello snuff box, maker Ivan Kononov, the hinged lid decorated with figures on horse back, the base decorated with a ship in a harbour landscape, 2.05ozs A Russian silver snuff box, with gilded interior and engraved with Peter the Great on horseback, maker Michael Karpinsky, , 1.89ozs An Imperial Russian enamelled belt buckle, decorated with foliate design, with dagger clasp, maker Alexander Danilevsky, 9cm wide A Chinese three piece silver tea set, character marks to the bases, circa 1900, of globular fluted form with dragon handles, the bodies embossed with sprays of bamboo and figures on horseback, height of teapot 16cm, total weight 30ozs, (3)

15 96 97, , An Imperial Russian silvergilt oval box, maker A.K, Moscow, the hinged lid with niello inlay and inset with an oval porcelain panel depicting a marriage ceremony, the sides having oval cartouches of figures and foliage linked by garlands, 10cm wide A Georg Jensen silver bon bon dish, usual struck marks, No 641A, the shallow dish raised on pierced leaf and pineapple stem and moulded base, 10.5cm diameter, bears import marks for London, 1932, 4.02ozs An Indian silver three-piece tea service, of squat lobed form, the sides with panels of scrolling foliage and handles in the form of coiled cobras, the teapot with elephant finial, total weight of silver 21.98ozs A set of six Continental apostle spoons, with gilded bowls and spiral twist stems and apostle terminals, contained in a fitted case, total weight of silver 11.50ozs A 19th Century Continental silver gilt ladle, with shaped bowl and carved bone handle An Imperial Russian silver beaker, maker AS, Moscow, 1786, of cylindrical tapering form with scroll and foliate border, lobed base on a circular spreading foot, 9cm high, 2.35ozs An 18th Century French silver beaker, of plain cylindrical form, initialled, raised on three ball feet, 6.5cm high, 2.63ozs

16 A George III small silver salver, maker Henry Chawner, London, 1791, of circular form, reeded rim on swept feet, the centre with later engraved decoration, 23cm diameter, 16ozs A Victorian silver salver, maker Hands & Sons, London, 1879, of shaped circular form, the centre engraved with foliate scrollwork within a shell and scroll rim, standing on three scroll feet, 24cm diameter, 17.5ozs A Victorian silver coffee pot and matching teapot, maker J&N Creswick (Sheffield) London, 1853, each oviform body engraved with four oval floral panels, bordered by foliate scroll borders, pierced finial to the domed cover, shell capped scroll handle on a pierced scroll and shell foot, height of coffee pot 30cm, total weight 55.5ozs, (2)

17 A matched George III three piece silver tea set, London, 1808/09, (maker s marks partially rubbed), each piece of oblong rounded form, gadrooned rims, angular handles supported on four ball feet, height of teapot 15cm, total weight 34.75ozs, (3) A George III silver tea pot, maker TJ, London, 1807, of half fluted oblong form, ivory handle and finial, on four ball feet, 16.5cm high, 18.5ozs A William IV silver cream jug, maker Charles Thomas Fox, London, 1832, of wrythen baluster form, chased with repeating floral sprays, cast scrolled foot, cast leaf capped scroll handle, engraved crests (Loyal au Mort) 18cm high, 10.75ozs A Victorian silver four piece tea and coffee set, maker Stephen Smith, London, 1873, the fluted baluster bodies engraved with foliate scroll panels, the domed covers with floral spray finials, scroll handles, supported on four scroll feet, the sugar bowl with matching fiddle pattern tongs, height of coffee pot 24cm, total weight 75ozs, (5)

18 A Victorian silver pedestal sugar basin, maker Harry Wright Atkin, Sheffield, 1880, of boat shape with swing handle and engraved band and swag decoration, 6.27ozs A Victorian silver cream jug, of baluster form, with embossed floral decoration, and shaped handle, raised on shaped supports, maker s mark worn, 7.20ozs A pair of Edwardian silver asparagus serving tongs, maker GH, Sheffield, 1902, length 22.5cm, weighing 4.5ozs A pair of Victorian silver salts, maker Martin Sugar, London, 1892, of boat shaped outline and handles cast in the form of cherubs, on shaped supports, 5.82ozs A pair of Victorian silver two-branch candelabra, maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1896, having a pair of urn shaped nozzles on swept arms issuing from a square tapering stem on a square filled base, one candelabra with spaces for further branches now absent, total weighable silver 62.18ozs, 46cm high A Victorian silver swing handled cake basket, maker REA, Birmingham, 1838, of lobed circular form, with scroll and flowerhead decorated border, raised on four swept feet, 27cm diameter, 16.75ozs

19 121, A Victorian cut glass and silver mounted claret jug, maker HW, Birmingham, 1874, of squat globular from with slender neck, the hinged lid with shell shaped thumbpiece and reeded handle, 27.5cm high A George III silver baluster pepper caster by Robert Peaston, London, 1770, with reeded borders and wrythen finial, 13.5cm high, 2.75ozs A George III silver baluster pepper caster, maker I.D, London, 1762, with reeded borders and knop finial, 13.5cm high, 2.75ozs A pair of George IV silver circular salts, Sheffield, 1821, with broad scroll rims, supported on three lion mask and paw feet, maker s marks rubbed, 7.5cm diameter, 6.25ozs, (2) A William IV silver toast rack, maker Crispin Fuller, London, 1832, oblong base with shell and scroll feet and seven arched wire bars and scrolled ring handle, 15cm long, 7.75ozs A George III silver toast tack, maker MT, London, 1804, on a shaped oblong base with scroll feet, nine wire bars and ring handle, 17cm long, 6.25ozs , 119, 118, A late Victorian silver jug, maker Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1899, of squat baluster form with reeded neck and scroll handle, crested, 11.5cm high, 13.5ozs A William IV silver butter dish and cover, maker Charles Thomas Fox, London, 1831, of circular twin handled form, with reeded banding to the sides, the semi domed cover with cast cow finial, 14cm diameter, 17ozs A George II silver lemon strainer, London, 1730, with scrolled lug handles, the circular bowl decorated with stylized piercing, other marks lost in the piercing, 18cm long, 2.75ozs A large Georgian silver sauce boat, with reeded upper rim, flying scroll leaf capped handle supported on three shell pad feet, marks rubbed, 19cm long, 13.25ozs

20 126 A set of three George III silver wine coasters, maker Robert Hennell, London, 1772, the pierced sides embellished with applied swags and classical medallions within beaded borders, the silver and wood bases engraved with an armorial to the centre, 12cm diameter, (3) A matched pair of George II cast silver candlesticks, maker WI, probably James Wilks, London, 1752, and James Gould, London, 1754, with circular knopped columns, shell or leaf capped shoulders, spool shaped capitals, on square bases engraved with foliate scrollwork, the capitals with engraved armorials, 15.5cm high, 32ozs, (2)

21 128 A George III silver wine funnel, maker Samuel Hennell, London, 1807, with a plain squat circular bowl, tapering spout and reeded borders, 14cm high, 3.5ozs A Victorian silver wine funnel, maker Joseph Angel (Senior) and Joseph Angel (Junior), London, 1841, the plain circular bowl with a reeded and scroll rim, the curved spout with strengthening supports, 15cm high, 5.75ozs A Victorian silver drum mustard pot, maker WE (in an oval), London, 1876, engraved with foliate swags and panels, with beaded borders and pierced thumb piece, 7.5cm high, complete with blue glass liner and matching condiment spoon, by Francis Higgins, total weight 4.5ozs, (2) A George III silver mug, maker I.R, possibly John Robins, London, 1806, the cylindrical body with reeded banding and scroll handle, 11cm high, 13.25ozs A George II silver mug, maker H- (partially obliterated), London, 1755, the baluster shaped body later embossed with foliate scrollwork, leaf capped scroll handle, on spreading circular foot, 12cm high, 11.25ozs A George III silver swing handled sugar basket, maker Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, London, 1796, with reeded borders, embossed with foliate cartouches, 15cm long, 6.25ozs An early Victorian silver hot water jug, maker Joseph Taylor, London, 1838, of fluted oviform, scroll handle, the hinged cover with a recumbent temple dog finial, 16cm high, 13.5ozs , 131, 132, , 133, A George III Scottish provincial silver sauce boat, maker Robert Anderson of Inverness, circa 1780, (see Jackson page 548, line 12, minus Ins mark, possibly rubbed), the body with wavy rim, flying scroll handle on three shell feet, 17cm long, 7.75ozs

22 A pair of late Victorian silver Corinthian column candlesticks, maker JKB, Sheffield, 1890, on foliate embellished square bases with gadrooned borders and detachable nozzles, 18cm high, (loaded) (2) A George II silver castor, maker s mark worn, London, 1755, of baluster form, with pierced domed lid, and scrolling foliate decoration, 13cm high, 2.94ozs A Victorian silver swing handle pedestal sugar basin, maker Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1866, of boat shape, with embossed floral swag and fruit designs, on an oval pedestal base, 7.23ozs A Victorian silver mug, maker Thomas Smily, Exeter, 1869, with embossed floral decoration, and shaped acanthus capped handle, 10.16ozs A Victorian silver grape dish, maker Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1884, with embossed lower head and foliage decoration, 8.93ozs A Victorian silver oval dish, maker William Comyns, London, 1891, of oval design, with pierced foliate decoration, 8.29ozs A pair of Victorian silver grape scissors maker John Gammage, Birmingham, 1846, 4.21ozs