TIMED ONLINE SALE. JEWELLERY, SILVER, WATCHES & PENS AND LUXURY ACCESSORIES Wednesday 4th & Thursday 5th February 2015.

donnington priory TIMED ONLINE SALE JEWELLERY, SILVER, WATCHES & PENS AND LUXURY ACCESSORIES Wednesday 4th & Thursday 5th February 2015 Part of The Stanley Gibbons Group plc

DONNINGTON PRIORY JEWELLERY, SILVER, WATCHES & COINS Wednesday 4 th February, 2015 at 10am Silver & Pens & Luxury Accessories Sale No 13836 13840 Thursday 5 th February, 2015 at 10am Watches & Jewellery Sale No 13825 13839 Specialists David Rees drees@dnfa.com Nick Mann nmann@dnfa.com Tessa Parry tparry@dnfa.com Alex Francis afrancis@dnfa.com Enquiries Dreweatts, Donnington Priory Salerooms, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 2JE Tel: +44 (0) 1635 553 553 Fax: +44 (0) 1635 553 599 Email: jsw@dnfa.com Cover Illustration Lot 458 www.dreweatts.com Free live online bidding is available for this sale via The Auction Room: theauctionroom.com/auctions/ Visit www.dreweatts.com for current catalogues, colour illustrations and a word search service Buyer s premium is charged per lot at 24% plus VAT (28.8%) of the hammer price up to 150,000, and 12% plus VAT (14.40%) on the hammer price in excess of 150,001 Viewing: Saturday 31 st January 9.00am 12.30pm Monday 2 nd February 9.00am 6.00pm Tuesday 3 rd February 9.00am 4.30pm Wenesday 4 th February from 8.30am Order of Sale: Day 1 1-174 Silver & Silver plate 200-314 Pens & Luxury Accessories Order of Sale: Day 2 350-468 Watches 500-619 Jewellery Part of The Stanley Gibbons Group plc Donnington Priory, Donnington, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 2JE T +44 (0) 1635 553 553 F +44 (0) 1635 553 599 donnington@dnfa.com www.dreweatts.com The Fine Art Auction Group Ltd, trading as Dreweatts 1759, registered in England, Company Registration Number 03839469 Registered Office: 399 Strand, London WC2R 0LX

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Silver 1 A pair of silver cafe au lait pots by J. B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1969 and 1970, straighttapered with bell shaped finials to the high domed covers, composition S- scroll handles and moulded bases, 23cm (9in) high, 1280g (41.15 oz) : Marks clear, small dents in cover where they open onto the handles, light scratches, coffee has two small creases 250-350 2 A matched pair of Edwardian silver oblong baluster cafe au lait pots by Walker & Hall, Chester 1906 and Sheffield 1908, with composition finials and handles, half gadrooned and on bun feet, 23.5cm high, 1416g (45.55 oz) gross 280-320 3 A silver electroformed model of a tiger, maker's mark illegible, Birmingham 1996, squatting and preparing to pounce, on a rocky base with foliage, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) high, loaded : No damages or other issues, hallmarks are jewellery sized so hard to read 300-400 4 A late Victorian silver baluster hotwater pot by Charles Boyton II, London 1893, with a wrythen finial to the domed cover, an ebonised scroll handle, half wrythen gadrooning and on a moulded circular pedestal base, engraved T.W.W, 29cm (11 1/2in) high, 535g (17.2 oz) gross : Hinge slightly loose, cover sits well, marks clear, a few nicks and scratches, no dents or repairs 150-200 5 A pair of silver coloured candlesticks, unmarked, shaped square and lobe moulded in the neo Rococo manner of the mid 19th century, 26cm (10 1/4in) high : In good order, no faults. Each has a silver coloured baseplate beneath so cannot tell if they have been filled (the weight however is 981g (31.55 oz)) 6 An Italian silver coloured twin handled pedestal vase by Calderoni Gioielli (Russo & C.), Milan 1944-68,.800 standard, a copy of a Kantharos from Pompeii, with male and female centaurs with cherubs in high relief, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) high, 1194g (38.4 oz), with a copper lining See J. Chiurazzi & fils catalogue Fonderie Artistiche Riunite, 1910, p. 295 for an example available in two bronze finishes as well as in silver. 400-600 7 An Edwardian silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup by Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1906, with moulded C-scroll handles, a moulded rim and girdle, on a moulded circular foot, engraved with a monogram LW, 17cm (6 3/4in) high, 966g (31.05 oz), on an ebonised socle : No dents or repairs, clear marks except maker mis-struck, scratches especially inside base, socle fine 220-260 8 A silver electroformed model of a man and a bucking mule, 46cm (18in) long, loaded Rear leg is detached. 9 A pair of silver tapered octagonal cafe au lait pots by Carrington & Co., London 1919, stamped for Carrington & Co. as retailers, with octagonal compressed finials to the high domed covers, composition S- scroll handles and moulded bases, 21.5cm (8 1/2in) high, 1203g (38.7 oz) gross : Marks worn, small nicks and dents commensurate with age and much use, hinges a bit loose, coffee sits well, hotmilk sits up at the front, split 3/4 way round the finial on milk pot 300-500

10 A silver and enamel rectangular photograph frame by Liberty & Co., Birmingham 1917, no. 5865, the silver frame over a mahogany back with easel support, applied with florets, four bosses at the corners and a four petal flower head at the base highlighted with blue enamels, 18.5cm (7 1/4in) high 11 A late George II silver cruet stand by Samuel Wood, London 1757, with a foliate and scroll open handle, shaped border, a C-scroll and foliate cartouche engraved with a crest, on four scroll and foliate pad feet, 20cm (8in) high, with five associated baluster cut glass bottle with silver coloured covers, the tallest bottle 16.5cm (6 1/2in) high, 520g (16.75 oz) gross Marks are well struck. The covers are unmarked. Light scratches commensurate with age and use. Engraved crest is slightly worn. Stands well. One of the pierced covers has a split and several dents. One of the other pierced covers has a single dent. Each of the bottles has large chips to the feet and some minor chips to the edges. 12 A Continental silver coloured lobed oval ewer, untraced pseudo marks, probably for Hanau, with a leaf capped scroll handle, a chased foliate band and on a shaped oval moulded spreading foot, 22.5cm (9in) high, 623g (20 oz) Marks are clear. Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. There is a dent to the foot rim at the marks. 13 An Edwardian silver four piece tea and coffee service by William Hutton & Sons, London 1908 and 1909, oval and half reeded, the tea and coffee pots with composition urn finials and harp handles, the tea pot 27.5cm (10 3/4in) long, the coffee pot 27cm (10 1/2in) high, 1557g (50.05 oz) gross 250-350 14 A matched silver four piece tea service by J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, London 1930, the hotwater pot Birmingham 1930, shaped oblong baluster, the tea and hotwater pots with composition finials and handles, the tea pot 29cm (11 1/2in) long, the hotwater pot 23cm (9in) high, 1847g (59.35 oz) gross 300-500 15 A George III silver straight-sided oval tea pot by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1792, with a carved ivory pineapple finial to the dome centred cover, a wooden loop handle, engraved with two vacant shields and bright-cut bands, 27cm (10 1/2in) long, 393g (12.65 oz) gross : Hairline crack and staining to finial, handle broken at top mount, pin a replacement, handle loose, lacks bottom pin, dents in spout tip, hinge loose, cover sits well, nicks, numerous small dents and scratches commensurate with age and use, marks beneath clear 16 A George III silver circular half reeded teapot by Robert Hennell I & Samuel Hennell, London 1803, with a composition button finial and loop handle and on a circular foot, 25cm (10in) long, 580g (18.65 oz) gross; and a Continental slip top spoon, pseudo marks, with an oval bowl and a rough cast handle, 18cm (7in) long, 41g (1.3 oz) : Marks clear, small split at spout edge, handle pins replace with minor damage to top mount side, cover resoldered at hinge. Spoon good, marks clear 17 A German silver coloured baluster four piece tea and coffee service by M. H. Wilkens & Sohne, Bremen- Hemelingen, post 1886.800 standard; and a German sugar tongs by another maker, the tea pot 23cm (9in) long, 2070g (66.6 oz) : Dents, coffee pot finial detached 400-600 18 A set of twelve South African Arts and Crafts silver coloured tea spoons by Kurt Jobst (1905-71), Johannesburg, mid 20th century, stamped marks, with round bowls, the hammered handles with concentric scroll terminals, 204g (6.55 oz) : Fine, no issues 120-160

19 A silver helmet shape pedestal cream jug, Sheffield 1919, in George III style, with a high harp handle, on a oval base, 13.5cm high, 111g (3.55 oz) 50-80 20 [General Strike interest] A silver small card tray by A. C. Bloxham Ltd, Birmingham 1926, rectangular with incurved angles, engraved with the arms of the cities of London and Bristol as used by the Great Western Railway (GWR) and GENERAL STRIKE. MAY 1926. To Surgeon Capt. H. W. B. Shewell, O.B.E., M.B., M.A., R.N. WITH THE GRATEFUL THANKS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CO., 13cm (5 1/8in) long, 132g (4.25 oz) Herbert Wells Bayley Shewell (1872-1945) : Good, marks and engraving crisp 60-80 21 A Victorian silver embossed baluster pepperette by Daniel & Charles Houle, London 1875, 10cm (4in) high; a William IV King's pattern salt spoon by Benjamin Davis, London 1831, crested; a cast shaped circular tea strainer, import marked for London 1894; and an Edwardian hexalobed dish by Jay, Richard Attenborough & Co., Chester 1904, with three oustanding animal headed scroll supports, 290g (9.3 oz) gross (4) 22 A George III silver fiddle and thread fish slice by Peter & William Bateman, London 1806, with an engraved and pierced blade, 28cm (11in) long, 131g (4.2 oz) : Worn at point, scratches, clear marks 70-100 23 A George III silver King's pattern soup ladle by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1817, engraved with a crest, 34cm (1`3 1/4in) long, 293g (9.45 oz) 24 A pair of Indian silver coloured nonalobed salt cellars, unmarked, early 20th century, chased with flowers and animals, each on three feet scrolling fish feet, the interiors gilt, 9cm diameter, 139g (4.45 oz) 60-90 25 A late Victorian silver twin handled basket by George Aldwinckle, London 1892, shaped oval with scroll and massed flowers handles and rim, the trellis pierced sides with embossed floral swags, 23cm (9in) long, 200g (6.45 oz) : Light scratches, clear marks, no issues 26 A George III silver shaped circular waiter by Elizabeth Cooke, London 1771, with a raised moulded C-scroll and shell border, engraved with floral sprays, C-scrolls and shells, on three stepped pad feet, 17.5cm (7in) diameter, 201g (6.45 oz) Marks clear (beneath), some wear to decoration, patched repair to border to one side 70-100 27 A late Victorian silver octagonal baluster sugar caster by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London 1896, with a pierced cover and on a moulded octagonal foot, 15.5cm high; and a baluster cream jug by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1937, with an angular handle and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 11cm high, 291g (9.35 oz) gross 28 A pair of George II oval sauce boats, maker's mark R?F, London 1750, with leaf-capped flying scroll handles, shaped rims, later floral swag chasing and scroll and trellis engraving, on three shell and stepped pad feet, 19cm (7 1/2in) long, 576g (18.5 oz) 300-400 29 A Continental silver nautilus shell novelty vesta case, import marked for London 1904, sponsor's mark of John George Piddington, embossed with a vacant cartouche and rocaille work, with a suspension loop, 4cm (1 1/2in) long : Hinge tight, cover sits well, marks clear, no faults

30 A Victorian silver plain rectangular sandwich box by Wright & Davies, London 1884, 13cm (5 1/8in) long, 228g (7.35 oz); and a cigarette box by Harman Bros., Birmingham 1963, 15.3cm (6in) long (2) 31 A silver straight-tapered mug, maker's mark incuse ACE?, Birmingham 1934, engraved with a cypher for the Royal Artillery, presentation engraved and with facsimile signatures, 11cm (4 1/2in) high, 391g (12.55 oz) : Good 120-160 32 A French silver oblong sideopening card case, apparently no maker's mark, two 1938-1972 small article 2nd standard marks, circa 1900, cast with small flowers and shells, the upper cover with a shield engraved with a crest, the interior with a light blue silk lining with pockets, 10cm (4in) long With visiting cards of Dr G. D'Arcy Adams, 1, Clifton Gardens, W., presumably a previous owner. 33 A George III Scottish silver Hanoverian pattern basting spoon by Robert Gray of Glasgow, Edinburgh 1790, engraved E, 32cm (12 3/4in), 118g (3.8 oz) 34 A silver swing handled cake basket by Martin Hall & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1922, circular with bar piercing, on a moulded circular pedestal base, 20.5cm (8in) diameter, 465g (14.95 oz) Maker's mark rubbed, rest fine, usual light scratches, no faults 120-160 35 Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen, a matched set of twelve Danish silver coloured Acorn pattern dessert/cake knives and forks, the knives with silver coloured handles and steel blades, national mark for 1929,.925 standard, the forks with national mark for 1928,.830 standard, the forks 311g (10 oz), each twelve in a case 36 An Italian silver coloured model of an orange by Frederico Buccellati, Milan post 1968,.925 standard, 6.5cm (2 5/8in) high, 77g (2.5 oz) : dirty, no faults 37 A silver waiter by Asprey & Co., Birmingham 1931, stamped for Asprey as retailer, square with recessed incurved angles, a raised border, moulded rim and on four scroll and pad feet, 21cm (8 1/4in), 313g (10.05 oz) : One small dent towards centre, unengraved, light scratches, clear marks 38 A George IV silver twin handled shaped rectangular fruit dish by Kirkby, Waterhouse & Co., Sheffield 1820, with a floral and foliate border, embossed with floral sprays and C- scrolls, on an oblong foot, 33.5cm (13in) long, 830g (26.7 oz) 39 A silver shaped circular salver by Barker Bros, Chester 1910, with a raised border and a scroll and shell rim, engraved with scrolls, foliage and trellis panels, engraved F. Michalski, Esq. from the Bushmanskop L.T.C. On his Marriage, on three scroll feet, 38cm (15in) diameter, 1223g (39.35 oz) : One small dent towards centre (cannot see from front), no other issues, clear marks 300-400 40 Three pairs of Old English pattern table spoons, by Peter & William Bateman, London 1808; by Stephen Adams II, London 1819 and by Charles Hougham, London 1787; a pair of George III silver sauce ladles by John Lamb, London 1789; and a sundae spoon, London 1925, 462g (14.85 oz) gross 120-160 41 A silver curved rectangular spirit flask by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1956, engine turned and monogrammed ASH, 15.8cm (6 1/4in) high, 265g (8.5 oz)

42 A collection of six silver and plated pigs, comprising: an Edwardian rectangular paperweight with a pig handle by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1903, 10cm (4in) long, loaded; a small model of a pig, maker's mark mis-struck JC?, London 1981, 3.5cm (1 3/8in) long; a menu card holder by S. J. Rose & Son, Birmingham 1981, 2.2cm (1in) high, loaded; two electro-plated pig pin cushions and a pig mounted boar's tooth shaped vesta case : The first with crease in shoulder and rump, a dent in rear edge, worn marks; all the others have no problems except the last has worn plating 70-100 43 A German Art Deco silver coloured asparagus server by Bruckmann & Sohne, Heilbronn, post 1886.800 standard, circa 1930, engraved with F, 23cm (9in) long, 143g (4.6 oz) : Fine, no issues 44 An Art Nouveau silver seven piece cruet set by William Devenport, Birmingham 1904, with pierced tendril decoration, on splay feet, with glass liners, the pepperettes 7.5cm (3in) high, in a case with four non matching spoons, 93g (3 oz) gross weighable Marks are generally clear. Light scratches commensurate with age and use. The glass in the mustard has a crack running through the middle of the liner and can't be removed. This means the cover does not sit well. Movement to the hinge. One of the glass liners in the pepperettes in cracked with pieces missing. The case is badly worn, especially to the hinge. Latch missing. 45 A collection of small silver, comprising: a Sir Winston Churchill centenary commemorative dish by Roberts & Dore Ltd, London 1975, inset with a cupro-nickel Churchill crown, 10cm (4in) diameter, in a box with a limited edition certificate; a pierced sweet dish, Birmingham 1927; a christening mug, Birmingham 1932; a vase shape sugar caster, Birmingham 1924; a twin handled half acanthus decorated porringer by Richard Comyns, London 1931; three napkin rings; a pencil holder by Sampson Mordan & Co., not hallmarked, loaded; and a French enamel quatrefoil box, in 18th century style, circa 1900, 666g (21.4 oz) weighable 46 An Edwardian silver mounted clear glass cube inkwell by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1903, 10cm (4in) square; a capstan inkwell by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1922, presentation engraved (cover detached); an early Victorian oblong engraved snuff box by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1849; and two other boxes 47 A collection of silver fiddle pattern flatware, engraved with initials, monograms or crests, comprising: Twelve table spoons, six London 1839; four 1864 and two 1865 Six table spoons, five by Reid & Sons, Newcastle 1841 and one London 1832 Twelve dessert forks, six London 1880; five 1837 and one 1840 Twelve dessert spoons, six London 1853 and six Sheffield 1910, 2536g (81.5 oz) gross 500-700 48 A pair of silver dwarf candlesticks by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1985, 12cm high, loaded; a shaped oval sauceboat by Viners, Sheffield 1932; two small mustard pots; a pepperette and small flatware, 442g (14.2 oz) weighable 140-180

49 Four 19th century silver wine labels or bottle tickets, the first George IV cherub and vine pattern by Joseph Price, maker's mark and partial standard only, pierced with SHERRY, 6.5cm long; another late George III in a similar pattern by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1818, engraved MADEIRA, 6cm long; one early Victorian cartouche with shells and laurel by Sebastian Crespel II, London 1838, engraved MARSALLA, 4.5cm long; and lastly William IV vine, shell and mask pattern by William Moore, London 1836, engraved Hollands, 4.7cm long Joseph Price registered this mark in August 1821. 50 An Old Sheffield plate oval swing handle bread basket, circa 1790, with a beaded border, the pierced body with foliate bands and on a conforming oval foot, 34.5cm (13 1/2in) long 51 A matched silver fiddle, thread and shell table service, different London makers, comprising: Two table spoons, London 1843 Six table forks, London 1821 (4), 1817 and 1841 Six dessert spoons, London 1839 Six dessert forks, London 1838 A sauce ladle, London 1841 Two salt spoons, London 1819 1728g (55.55 oz); With the following with silver handles and steel blades by C. J. Vander, Sheffield 1969-71: Six table knives Six dessert knives; Together with the following with silver handles and electro-plated blades: A bread fork (pattern differs) Four fruit knives In a light oak canteen box 500-700 52 A collection of small silver, including: three inscribed christening mugs: half reeded and footed by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1910; Art Deco tapered by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1941; and spherical with a threaded top by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1932; a cased three piece cruet set by Docker & Burn Ltd, Birmingham 1924; a twin handled urn shaped pepperette by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1921, with a screw-on cover; and four other cruet pieces, 597g (19.25 oz) weighable 53 A collection of dressing table items, including four glass jars with silver covers, various dates including Birmingham 1900, 1901, 1902, 1916 and 1922 70-100 54* An accumulation of electro-plated sporting trophies, ex shop stock, condition varies 30-50 55 A small collection of silver and plate, including: a pair of late Victorian hexalobed small salts and spoons by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1893, in a case; an oval half reeded cream jug and sugar basin by Charles Boyton II, London 1891; an electro-plated tea and hotwater pot; and other items, 197g (6.35 oz) weighable 50-80 56 A silver canted-square powder compact by Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1934, loaded; a plated vase shape ewer; three pewter mugs; two spirit flasks; and other items 40-60 57 A Victorian silver oval cruet stand by Robert Harper, London 1872, with seven glass condiment bottles, a central foliate loop handle and a scroll rimmed engraved base, on cartouche and scroll feet, 27cm (10 1/2in) high, loaded (one bottle reglued at the neck); a silver trophy converted to a lamp by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1895; a 19th century German silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, 1818-1886 marks for Berlin, 36cm (14in) long; and an electro-plate mounted Sarreguemines pottery cakestand (4) 58 A collection of electro-plated wares, including: a silver on copper baluster five piece tea and coffee service 40-60

59 A small collection of electro-plated items, including: a four piece tea service, an oval swing handled basket, a pair of candlesticks, a pair of pewter cafe au lait pots, and other items 60-80 60 A silver four piece dressing table set, Birmingham 1914; and various plated wares, including: a pair of shaped square candlesticks; a pair of silver on copper pierced coasters; cased, boxed and loose flatware and cutlery and a Buddhist temple bell 50-80 61 A collection of silver, including: a rectangular dressing table tray by Charles & Richard Comyns, London 1916, embossed with scroll foliage, grotesque masks and birds, engraved with initials, 26cm (10 1/4in) long; the frame of a novelty easel timepiece by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Chester 1915, in the form of a ship's wheel (lacking dial); a silver mounted cut gall table vesta pot by A. & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1901; other silver and silver mounted items; and other items, 842g (27 oz) weighable 180-220 62 A mixed collection of silver and plate, including: a Victorian baluster cream jug by Josiah Williams & Co. of Bristol (George Maudsley Jackson), London 1889, presentation engraved beneath; a three piece cruet set; an egg cup; a cased set of six tea spoons; an electro-plated egg cup stand, sauce boat and straight-sided oval biscuit box, 319g (10.25 oz) 150-200 63 Various silver items, including: a lighthouse sugar caster by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1908, 16.5cm (6 1/2in) high; a small circular three piece tea service by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1929; a pair of shaped rectangular hairbrushes by W. G. Sothers Ltd, Birmingham 1935; a pair of bun top pepperettes, London 1925; an electro-plate mounted mustard pot; tongs and spoon, 836g (26.9 oz) weighable 250-350 64 Two sets of stainless steel Arthur pattern table services for six place settings by Villeroy & Boch, each set comprising: six table forks; six table spoons; six table knives; and six tea spoons, in two boxes Like new, all in individual plastic sleeves. 20-30 65 A small collection of silver, comprising: a late Victorian silver mounted mother of pearl veneered box, the mounts by Saunders & Shephard, Chester 1898, 27cm (10 1/2in) long; an oval sweet basket, London 1914; two silver coloured small dishes, one Chine coin inset by Wang Hing, circa 1900; a set of six Old English pattern coffee spoons, cased; a set of six silver handled electro-plated tea knives, cased; a set of six Japanese novelty tea spoons; two Chinese tea spoons; a plated spoon and a patent metal mounted horn novelty cigar cutter, formed as a champagne botthe, the label engraved 1895 Harry Marks Silver Wedding and BOLLINGER, 325g (10.45 oz) weighable 66 A matched silver and tortoiseshell dressing table set, differing makers, London and Birmingham 1923, comprising: a circular trinket box; a glass powder jar; a hand mirror; a hair brush and a clothes brush.(5) 67 An American electro-plated shaped oval well and tree serving plate by International Silver Company, in Early American pattern, with a scalloped rim and on four bracket feet, 47cm (18 1/2in) long; an electro-plated Kingsway Plate salver; a pierced border circular tray; a pair of low candelabra; a shaped rectangular tray; and a sauce boat on stand : Good except the pierced tray heavily worn 30-50

68 A matched electro-plated Albany pattern table service with some silver or silver handled pieces, various dates and makers, comprising: Six small tea spoons by Francis Stebbings, London 1915 A tea spoon by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1913 A grape scissors by Francis Higgins III, London 1898 An asparagus tongs by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1909, monogrammed, 375g (12.05 oz) gross; With the following with silver blades and handles: Seven dessert knives by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1883; With the following with steel blades and silver handles: Six table knives by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1894 A carving knife and fork by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1896; Together with the following electroplated: Three table knives, twenty forks and sixteen spoons; Nine dessert knives, twenty eight forks and seventeen spoons Nine fish knives and nine forks; Sixteen soup spoons Nine grapefruit spoons; seven jam spoons Three pickle forks; three serving forks A sardine fork; An ice cream server A pair of salad servers; A pair of dessert serving spoons A pair of sauce ladles; A crumb scoop A brandy pan; A grape scissors 300-400 69 Four cased sets, comprising: a set of six British Hall Marks Old English pattern tea spoons by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, 1935, engraved C; a set of six of nail terminal tea spoons and of coffee spoons, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1926 and by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1927; and a pair of late Victorian silver collared cut glass salt cellars by John Grinsell & Sons, London 1892, with two spoons by John Grinsell & Sons, London 1892, 203g (6.5 oz) weighable 60-80 70 A set of six Victorian silver dessert knives and forks by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield 1860, with plain mother of pearl handles, in a figured mahogany case for twelve : Some fork tines bent but not worn, knife blades scratched but no nicks, handles and marks good, box with light scratches 71 A Scottish silver small circular dish by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1952, the coronation mark display punched to upper centre, 8.3cm (3 1/4in) diameter; three silver mounted dressing table brushes and a brush (5) 40-60 72 A collection of small silver, comprising: an Edwardian pedestal lobed dish by Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1904, 17cm (6 3/4in) diameter; another smaller similar, Birmingham 1908; a baluster cream jug, London 1974; two sweet baskets; a pair of toast racks; and an embossed small sugar bowl, 622g (20 oz) gross 73 A collection of silver and silver coloured items mainly flatware, including a Guernsey christening cup by Bruce Russell & Son, stamped marks for 1981, limited edition 55/100, commemorating the Royal Marriage 1981, 5.5cm (2 1/4in) high, boxed; a set of six tea spoons commemorating the same wedding, maker's mark BCC, Sheffield 1981, stamped of the arms of Guernsey; a Victorian two piece christening cutlery set, London 1864, cased; other flatware including a Czechoslovakian part service, 1922-1929 3rd standard (.800), 1019g (32.75 oz) gross 74 A collection of small silver, comprising: an Edwardian shaped oval bowl by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 19809, engraved S, on four pad feet, 18.5cm long; a late Victorian silver scroll engraved cigarette case by A. & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1898; an early Victorian King's pattern caddy spoon by George Unite, Birmingham 1838; another with a mother of pearl handle (split); two silver lidded glass jars; a small silver mounted photograph frame; two sugar bowls, a small pierced sweet dish; three items of flatware; and a set of six plated apostle spoons, 795g (25.55 oz) weighable 75 A collection of plated King's pattern and other loose flatware, an oval galleried tray and other items 40-60 76 A quantity of plated wares, including: a baluster lemonade jug; and a Tudric pewter tankard by Liberty & Co. (cover detached) 50-100

77 A collection of silver items, including: an oval mustard and salt by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1966, the mustard with an urn shaped finial to the domed cover, a leaf capped scroll handle, a gadrooned, shell and foliate border and on three foliate and paw feet, 10cm long, with two blue glass liners; an oval mustard by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1924, with a pierced thumb piece, reeded scroll handle and reeded borders, 12cm long, with blue glass liner; a Victorian Irish fiddle pattern mustard shovel by John Smyth, Dublin 1857, engraved with a crest, 10cm long; and other silver condiment items, 520g (16.75 oz) gross weighable 78 Eleven Indian silver coloured animals and insects, including: a cobra; a scorpion; a frog; and others, 85g (2.7 oz) gross 50-70 79 An early Victorian silver three piece christening cutlery set by George Unite, Birmingham 1843, the silver scroll engraved, with carved mother of pearl handles, the knife 15cm (6in) long : Knife & fork both pushed out at the handle, the fork unmarked 30-50 80 A Chinese export silver two-part buckle by Wang Hing, Hong Kong, Canton and Shanghai, circa 1854-1930, late 19th century, each part of fan shape, the leaf embossed with a dragon amidst clouds, 8.5cm (3 1/4in) wide; and two straight-tapered tots by Sun Shing, Canton and Hong Kong, circa 1790-1890, late 19th century, engraved with flowers and a bird, 3.7cm (1 1/2in) high : Small dent in one part of buckle, otherwise fine 81 A pair of American silver coloured dwarf candlesticks by Gorham Manufacturing Co., stamped marks, no. 659, 20th century, with turned stems and moulded circular bases, 12.5cm high, loaded 70-100 82 A Dutch silver tea caddy, 1903, the hinged cover with a swing handle, embossed with a figure in a C-scroll border and reeded bands, the body embossed with figures and animals, on four tapered feet, 7cm high; and a pair of Dutch silver grape scissors, 2nd standard 1814-1953, with scrolling branch and foliate handles, on two ball feet, 17cm long, 190g (6.1 oz) gross (2) Tea caddy - Marks are clear. Hinge is good. The embossed decoration is slightly rubbed to the higher points. There are several knocks to the rim of the cover. Does not stand well, slightly wobbles. Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. Scissors - Marks are clear. Engraving is crisp. One of the handles slightly overlaps the other. 83 Six Victorian silver fiddle pattern table and six dessert forks, the table forks by Benjamin Smith III, London 1839, the dessert forks by H. J. Lias & Son, London 1865. engraved with a monogram, 741g (23.85 oz) 84 A small collection of silver spoons, comprising: a set of six coffee spoons by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1895; two grapefruit spoons; two fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1913; a salt spoon and a sugar spade, Birmingham 1936, 312g (10.05 oz) gross 70-100 85 A George III Old English pattern gravy spoon, no maker's mark, London 1786, engraved 'K from E. A L', 29.5cm long, 107g (3.45 oz) Marks are clear. Engraving is crisp. Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. 86 A pair of silver short candlesticks by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1919, with octagonal columns and square beaded bases, 13cm (5in) high, loaded : Minor nicks, one or two dents and scratches commensurate with age and use, clear marks

87 A late Victorian silver carriage timepiece, maker's mark obscured, Birmingham 1897, with a swing handle to the rectangular case and a circular handle to the hinged back cover, the white dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands, French movement by R. & Co, Paris, the case on four bun feet, 7cm high Light scratches to the case. Back cover and hinge are off centre. Glass is loose. One of the back feet appear to be a replacement. 88 A collection of silver and silver coloured jewellery, various stamped marks or hallmarks, mid-late 20th century, including: neck chains; gem set rings, earrings etc and four bangles, 194g gross 50-70 89 A pair of stylish electro-plated Union salad servers by Lino Sabattini, stamped marks SABATTINI MADE IN ITALY and facsimile signature UNION A/16 COLLEZIONE SABATTINI BREGNANO ITALY, designed 1975, 33.5cm (13 1/4in) long : Light scratching, plating fine, marks crisp 90 A silver and tortoiseshell pique circular box by E. S. Barnsley & Co., Birmingham 1919, the tortoiseshell cover inlaid with a foliate wreath, the sides plain, 6cm (2 1/4in), 34g (1.1 oz) gross : Good, no issues, marks crisp 70-100 91 A Japanese silver coloured cigarette box, embossed with a dragon among wave decoration, 9cm long, with a wood liner Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. Slight play to the hinge. Silver frame underneath loose. Plaque with marks is missing from underneath. 60-80 92 A silver rectangular cigarette box by Padgett & Braham Ltd, London 1932, the cover engraved with an armorial shield, cedar lined, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) long, loaded The shield of William Paten of Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester and founder of Magdalen College, Oxford in 1458. The shield continues to be used by the College to this day. 60-80 93 A late Victorian silver serving tongs by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1900; a George III small caddy? scoop by Ann Robertson (1804-1811), Newcastle no date, the scoop gilt; a German silver coloured tea strainer by Bruckmann & Sohne, Heilbron,.800 standard, engraved F; a German serving fork, same maker,.800 standard; and a small pickle fork, 198g (6.35 oz) gross (5) 94 A collection of silver items, to include: a late Edwardian silver mounted pin cushion by William Comyns & Sons, London 1909, in the form of a cushion with rope twist borders, 11.5cm long; a plain rectangular matchbox holder by Horace Woodward & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1920, 6cm long; an Edwardian facetted oval glass jar with silver cover, maker's mark 'W G', London 1908, engraved 'N.L.H' and with a reeded band, 9cm high; a silver case for a cheroot holder by Francis Webb, Birmingham 1919, 6.4cm long; an electro-plated matchbox holder; and a brass matchbox holder with orange enamel inlay, 109g (3.5 oz) gross weighable Pin cushion - Maker's mark slightly rubbed. Several dents to the body. Jar and cover - Some very minor chips to the glass edges. Generally good. The hallmarks are distorted. All with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. 70-100

95 Six matched Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, two by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1856, four by Mappin Brothers, London 1893, 1899 and 1900, all engraved with initials, 22cm long; six matched Victorian fiddle pattern dessert spoons, three by H. J. Lias & Son, London 1865 and three by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1861, all engraved with initials, 17.5cm long; and six matched Victorian tea spoons, five by Henry Holland, London 1870 and one by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1863, all engraved with initials, 14.5cm long, 866g (27.85 oz) gross Marks are generally clear. Engraving is generally crisp. Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. 96 A late Victorian/Edwardian silver twin handled christening bowl and spoon by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1900 and 1901, the bowl with twin leaf-capped scroll handles and a circular foot, 16.5cm (6 1/2in) across handles, each engraved with a monogram MS, 207g (6.65 oz), in a case : Bowl, spoon & case good 97 A matched Victorian travelling communion set, comprising: a silver chalice by John Keith, London 1867; a paten, maker's mark indistinct and over-struck, London 1870; a silver topped etched glass flask, maker's mark indistinct, London 1870; and a plated circular wafer box, all fitting into a leather covered box from Cox & Son with a presentation plaque to the cover 98 An Edwardian silver covered Book of Common Prayer, the silver mount by W. J. Myatt & Co., Birmingham 1904, in the five cherub head pattern, 32mo., 11.5cm (4 1/2in) high; a hand mirror and two child's pushers (4) 60-80 99 A silver shaped circular pedestal dish by Adie Bros., Birmingham 1939, with a moulded rim and a circular foot, 21cm diameter; and a twin handled trophy cup by Adie Bros., Birmingham 1927, engraved for a golf match, 13cm high, with a stained wood socle, 448g (14.4 oz) weighable 70-100 100 A George III Scottish fiddle and shell pattern part table service by James McKay, Edinburgh 1803 and 1805, engraved with a crest beneath a motto Rather Die Than Disloyal, comprising: six table forks; nine dessert forks and ten dessert spoons; and one table fork, London 1856, 1272g (40.85 oz) gross The crest of PEARSON of Kippenross, Stirlingshire. 500-600 101 A collection of small silver, comprising: an Edwardian silver circular butter dish by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London 1905, embossed with a shaped band enclosing roundels, on four high cast scroll supports, 10cm (4in) diameter, with a clear glass liner; a compressed spherical mustard pot by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1919, with a gadrooned rim, a gadrooned loop handle and on three paw feet issuing from lion masks, 6.5cm (2 1/2in) high, with a blue glass liner and a plated spoon; a silver and cut glass pepper mill by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1914; three napkin rings and a toast rack, 635g (20.45 oz) weighable 102 A silver lidded cut glass spherical scent bottle by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1930, the top of the cover painted with Pan in a landscape, 8cm high; a German or Austrian toddy ladle, 13 lots (.812 standard), mid 18th century, with a stained wood handle, 41.5cm long; an electro-plated oblong cruet stand by Mappin & Webb, circa 1900, with six cut glass bottles; and a scissor-action candle snuffers 40-60 103 A Victorian silver goblet, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1864, with an engraved foliate and arcaded border, on a waisted pedestal with a circular foot, 14.3cm (5 1/8in), 164g (5.25 oz); and a Victorian silver bladed paper knife by George Unite, Birmingham 1868, the handle unmarked, 25cm (10in) long, in a leather covered case (2)

104 A cased pair of silver mounted brushes and a comb by Charles S. Green & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1959 and 1960, the brushes with engine turned and striated decoration, engraved 'RGF', 11.5cm long; a shaped circular dish by Deakin & Francis Ltd., Birmingham 1970, with a raised moulded border, 8.3cm diameter, a pair of plain circular napkin rings by E. Edmonds, Birmingham 1935, 4.5cm diameter; and six other silver napkin rings, 281g (9.05 oz) gross weighable 105 A collection of silver, including: a Victorian embossed tankard, mark of Elkington & Co. (Frederick Elkington) overstriking that of another, London 1872, later presentation engraved, 12.5cm (5in) high; a pair of Edwardian spill vases by William Aitken, Birmingham 1907, 20cm (9in) high; two pierced sweet baskets; seven napkin rings; and other items, 521g (16.7 oz) weighable 106 A collection of silver items, to include: a pair of Edwardian silver dwarf candlesticks by William Aitken, Birmingham 1906, with stepped circular sconces, cylindrical stems and on circular moulded spreading bases, 11.5cm high, loaded; a silver jug by T. H. Hazlewood & Co., Birmingham 1910, with a scroll handle, 7.3cm high; a cased set of six coffee spoons by William Suckling Ltd., Birmingham 1940, 8cm long; five Old English pattern tea spoons by Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, 1815 (2) and 1817 (3), engraved with initials, 14cm long; an electro-plated glass holder; and other silver items, 236g (7.6 oz) gross weighable 107 A collection of silver and silver coloured flatware, including: a set of twelve nail terminal coffee spoons by Cooper Brother & Sons, Sheffield 1935, in a case; a set of six French small tea spoons, in a case; and other British and Continental loose flatware, 657g (21.1 oz) gross (standards vary) 120-160 108 Five Russian silver coloured engraved fiddle pattern tea spoons, 1908-1926 Kokoshnik mark for Moscow, 84 zolotniks; twelve German coffee spoons, post 1886.800 standard; and eleven French tea spoons, 522g (16.8 oz) gross (28) 150-180 109 A set of ten Edwardian silver Louis XV style tea spoons by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1908, engraved with a crest and an armorial; and a French sugar sifting spoon, 1st standard mark, circa 1900, 213g (6.85 oz) gross (11) 110 A late George III silver dessert spoon, London 1819, with a later shell moulded bowl and engraving; two fiddle pattern mustard spoons, London 1817 and 1819; various other small flatware; and a Victorian christening fork, Sheffield no date letter, with a loaded handle, 222g (7.1 oz) weighable 111 A set of six American silver coloured Repousse pattern pastry forks by Kirk & Sons, stamped marks,.925 standard; and a French four piece dessert serving set, with loaded handles, the pastry forks 307g (9.85 oz) (10) 112 An early Victorian silver circular pedestal basket by Charles Thomas Fox, London 1840, with a cast floral border, cast basket and rocaille circular base, 20cm (8in) diameter; a pair of shell salts, Birmingham 1894; and three Art Nouveau Gallia electroplated small beakers or tots by Christofle, early 20th century, 621g (20 oz) weighable (6) 113 A Victorian Scottish silver quaiche by George & Michael Crichton, Edinburgh 1886, with twin loop and ring lug handles, the base inset with a Queen Anne shilling with the Edinburgh mint mark, 13cm (5in) across handles, 171g (5.5 oz) : Light scratches commensurate with age & use, clear marks, good gauge 180-220

114 A Victorian Scottish silver quaiche by Robert & Henry Bruce Kirkwood, Edinburgh 1886, with twin boar's head on shield and three ring handles, the base inset with a Charles I shilling, the interior gilt, 15cm (6in) across handles, 206g (6.6 oz) : Light scratches commensurate with age & use, small area of external side with heavy nicks, clear marks, good gauge 180-220 115 A William IV Irish silver marrow scoop by Peter Walsh, Dublin 1831, 23.5cm (9 1/4in) long, 61g (1.95 oz) : Fine, good clear marks 70-100 116 An Indian white alloy spice container, in the form of an articulated fish, with a screwstoppered mouth, late 20th century, 33cm long; together with two smaller (3) 40-60 117 Four Victorian silver items, comprising: a late Victorian silver and etched glass small specimen vase by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield 1899, the base formed as ivy tendrils and leaves, 16cm (6 3/8in) high; a silver mounted cut glass cylindrical smelling salts bottle by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1900; a silver lidded cut glass circular ointment jar by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1900; and a christening mug by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1888, the interior gilt, engraved H.D.G.R. 20th May 1901 (4) : All good except pot cover has pinprick burst hole 118 A late Victorian silver oblong baluster bachelor's three piece tea service by Sibray, Hall & Co., London 1900, the tea pot with a black composition finial and handle, 20.5cm (8in) long, 455g (14.6 oz) gross : Dents, worn marks 120-160 119 Ten silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, various dates and makers; and a George III ogee baluster pedestal cream jug by Elizabeth Muns, London 1768, 10cm (4in) high, 463g (14.85 oz) gross (11) 120 A pair of late Victorian silver pierced knife rests by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1894; an electroplated pair with recumbent greyhound supports; a plain rectangular curved card case by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1929; and an Empire style coffee pot by Mappin Brothers, Sheffield 1895, no cover, 314g (10.1 oz) gross weighable (6) 121 A pair of silver oval napkin rings, London 1934 (jubilee marked), initialled; a set of six Egyptian silver coloured and niello oval napkin rings, unmarked; and two French circular examples, 367g (11.8 oz) gross (10) 122 Eight silver coloured circular dishes with coin insets, six inset with 20th century Arabic cupro-nickel coins, one with an Ottoman coin and one a Chinese Kwang-Tung Province coin; and two plated dishes, 335g (10.75 oz) gross weighable (10) 123 A late Victorian set of twelve electroplated dessert knives and forks, the silver ferrules Sheffield 1892, scroll foliate and flower engraved, with carved mother of pearl handles, the knives 21cm (8 1/4in) long, in a plain walnut case 70-100