Antiques, Fine Art, Jewellery, Collectables & Quality Furnishings

Antiques, Fine Art, Jewellery, Collectables & Quality Furnishings Tuesday 19 November 2013 10:00 Thomas Watson The Gallery Saleroom Northumberland Street Darlington DL3 7HJ

Lot: 1 A mid 19th century Sunderland glass rummer, the bucket bowl engraved with a barque sailing under Sunderland Bridge opposed by a monogrammed cartouche amidst thistles and roses, above a slice cut basal collar, the short knopped stem raised on a plain circular foot. 16cm Estimate: 200.00-400.00 Lot: 2 A Sunderland glass rummer, 19th century, the tapering bucket bowl raised on a knopped stem, engraved with a barque sailing under Sunderland Bridge, the reverse with a monogram within fruiting vine and thistles. 14cm Estimate: 200.00-400.00 Lot: 3 A mid 18th century cordial glass, with etched bucket bowl and folded foot. 14.5cm Lot: 4 A mid 18th century wine glass, with bell bowl above a double knopped stem and folded foot. 16.5cm Lot: 5 A mid 18th century wine glass, the bell bowl above a knopped air twist stem, raised on a domed circular foot. 16.5cm Lot: 6 A mid 18th century cordial glass, the bucket bowl etched with trellis and leaves, above a plain stem raised on a folded foot. 14.5cm Lot: 7 A 19th century green glass spirit flagon, the bulbous body issuing a scroll handle, with beaded silver cork stopper and silver plated whisky label. 23cm Lot: 8 A 19th century green glass spirit flagon, the bulbous body issuing a scroll handle, with hinged silver plated cover and mount. 20cm Lot: 9 A pair of 19th century scent bottles in a leather travelling case, the hinged rectangular cover with engraved brass backplate handle centred by a tigers eye stone, with key. 11cm by 13.5cm by 9cm Lot: 10 A collection of 20th century art glass, including a textured green glass vase by Ruda, Sweden; a "cascade" vase designed by Per Lutken for Holmgaard, etc. (5) Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 11 A near pair of Grecian style claret jugs, probably Stourbridge, circa 1870, each with faceted neck above a shouldered ovoid body acid etched with foliage and birds, raised on a star-cut flattened foot, slight size difference. 28.5cm Lot: 12 A pair of Regency cut glass decanters and stoppers, of baluster form, with a stepped neck over a diamond cut band above a prism cut band, the bun stoppers cut with leaves. 25.5cm Estimate: 60.00-80.00 Lot: 13 A French paperweight, in Baccarat style, with a design of interlaced garlands within clear glass. 5cm Lot: 14 A Galle Tip cameo vase, of baluster form with flared neck, cased in brown and blue with a river landscape against a citron ground, cameo signature. 23cm Estimate: 60.00-90.00 Lot: 15 A Lalique "Poissons" pattern bowl, circular, moulded with fish around a well with air bubbles, moulded R. LALIQUE mark. 7.5cm by 20.5cm Estimate: 250.00-350.00 Lot: 16 A Lalique model of a pigeon, naturalistically modelled pruning it's feathers, etched Lalique France. 25cm Estimate: 350.00-450.00 Lot: 17 A Lalique perfume bottle, the ovoid body moulded with scrolls and with black staining, moulded Le Temps Des Lilas/ Houbigant, moulded LALIQUE mark. 8.5cm Lot: 18 A Lalique "Bluets" pattern vase, the tapering body moulded with blue stained flowers, etched mark R LALIQUE/ France. 15.5cm Lot: 19 A Lalique "Caudebec" pattern vase, the plain body with foliate moulded demilune handles, no. 1020, etched R LALIQUE/ FRANCE. 14.5cm Estimate: 700.00-900.00 1 of 53

Lot: 20 An 18th century wine glass, possibly Dutch, the bell shaped bowl on a knopped air twist stem, raised on a plain foot. 19.5cm Lot: 21 A mid 18th century soda glass wine, of drawn trumpet form with air twist stem, on a conical foot. 19cm Lot: 22 A mid 18th century wine glass, the ogee bucket bowl above a double series opaque twist stem, raised on a plain foot with rough pontil. 16cm Lot: 23 A mid 18th century wine glass, the funnel bowl above an air twist stem, raised on a plain foot. 17cm Lot: 24 A group of thirteen similar Georgian style cut glass wines, each with diamond cut panels, some marked Webb. 16cm Lot: 25 A Royal Crown Derby teapot, the oval body decorated in an Imari palette with pattern no. 2451, highlighted with gilding, date cipher for 1916, printed mark. 27cm Lot: 26 A Royal Crown Derby bowl, the octagonal body decorated in an Imari palette, highlighted with gilding, date cipher for 1916, printed mark. 7.5cm high, 18cm wide Lot: 27 Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal, a "Tudor Rose" pattern charger, tubelined by Fanny Morrey and hand painted with black and gilt stylised flowers and leaves, pattern no. 5393, AGR2 backstamp. 32.5cm Lot: 28 A Royal Worcester vase, late 19th century, the two handled lobed body painted with butterflies and foliage, highlighted with gilding, green printed and impressed marks. 23cm Lot: 29 A pair of French fruit painted porcelain dishes, each painted with a still life of fruit in a landscape, the rims gilded and moulded with Rococo scrolls, signed, green printed factory mark. 40cm Lot: 30 An unusually large and rare Bretby pottery figure, late 19th century, modelled as a boy by a stile carrying a pitcher, on a naturalistic square base, impressed no. 2355, impressed factory mark. 79.5cm Estimate: 700.00-900.00 Lot: 31 A large pair of Royal Crown Derby Imari ginger jars, of shouldered ovoid form, decorated with pattern no. 1128, red printed factory mark. 21cm Estimate: 700.00-900.00 Lot: 32 A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern bowl, octagonal, decorated with pattern no. 1128, red printed factory mark. 9.5cm by 24cm Lot: 33 A set of eight Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern plates, each decorated with pattern no. 1128, red printed factory mark. 27cm Lot: 34 A William Moorcroft for Liberty & Co, a "Pomegranate" pattern pottery vase, the bulbous body tubelined and hand painted with the fruit against a green ground, green painted signature, brown printed MADE FOR LIBERTY & Co., impressed no. 275. 10.5cm high Lot: 35 A KPM porcelain plaque, the rectangular panel painted with a girl holding a mandolin as the snow falls, signed Weigel lower right, inscribed in pencil verso La Cigale, impressed factory mark and numbers, in a late Victorian silver frame, London 1896. The plaque 18cm by 13cm Estimate: 800.00-1,200.00 Lot: 36 An unusual 19th century porcelain vase, the baluster body painted and gilded with a phoenix amidst foliage, the rim with white metal collar, raised on a reticulated foot with indistinctly stamped metal mount, gilt mark to base. 19cm Lot: 37 Four Royal Doulton limited edition character jugs, from The Great Generals Collection, comprising Eisenhower, D 6937; Gordon, D 6869; Patton, D 7026 and Duke of Wellington, D 6848. (4) Lot: 38 2 of 53

A Royal Doulton figure, "Penelope", HN 1901; together with a Royal Doulton figure, "Heart to Heart", HN 2276; and a Royal Doulton figure, "Afternoon Tea", HN 1747. (3) Lot: 39 A group of Royal Worcester rose painted table wares, comprising a pair of plates, signed M Blake, with beaded rims, cream jug, sugar bowl, seven tea plates, four cups, six saucers, a pair of circular cake plates and a small vase, puce and green printed marks, early 20th century (24) Lot: 40 A 19th century parian covered bowl, probably Minton, moulded with putti and floral swags against a stippled ground, impressed No. 34 and 24; together with a smaller 19th century parian covered bowl, probably Minton, foliate moulded against a stippled ground, unmarked. (2) First 15cm wide Literature: See Atterbury (Paul) and Batkin (Maureen), The Dictionary of Minton, pub. ACC 1990, p. 152, for a similar example described as a butter dish. Estimate: 70.00-90.00 Lot: 41 A parian figure, "La Peche", attributed to Bates, Brown- Westhead, Moore & Co, circa 1860, standing full length holding a fishing net, her left foot on a fish trap, titled rock base. 47cm Note: Almost certainly by a French sculptor working in the potteries. The figure is a reinterpretation of an earlier design when hunters were common subjects. Lot: 42 A 19th century parian figure, "Queen Elizabeth I", standing on a carpet with her right hand raised to her face and a mask in her left, on an unmarked circular base. 41.5cm Lot: 43 A Copeland parian figure, "Lurline", circa 1870, the partially draped maiden in a pensive pose leaning on a harp and sitting on a rocky outcrop with a sea serpent at her feet, impressed mark. 30cm Lot: 44 After John Gibson, a parian figure, "Venus", attributed to Copeland, circa 1850-70, standing full length with an apple in her left hand and holding her tunic, on a shaped stepped oval base, unmarked. 41cm Lot: 45 A Worcester porcelain coffee cup, circa 1770, painted in polychrome enamels with a Chinese garden scene, unmarked. 6cm Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 46 A Liverpool porcelain sauce boat, attributed to (or by) John or Jane Pennington, circa 1785-94, underglaze blue printed with a "small landscape". 16cm Literature: See Maurice Hillis, Liverpool Porcelain 1756-1804, 2011, pp. 357, 459. Lot: 47 A rare Worcester yellow ground porcelain basket, circa 1768-70, of circular form, pierced with interlaced circles, the exterior applied with flowerheads upon a yellow ground, the well painted with a floral spray, unmarked. 15.5cm Lot: 48 A 19th century Staffordshire pottery pastille burner, cottage form, applied with bocage and brightly tinted flowerheads. 15.5cm Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 49 A Continental 19th century porcelain vase, boldly moulded with leafy vines, painted with a floral spray and extensively highlighted with gilding, unmarked. 45cm Lot: 50 A 19th century treacle glazed pottery model of a cat, with flowerhead crest to the head; together with two Chinese Export saucer dishes, each painted with figures. (3) Cat 10.5cm Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 51 An 18th century Delft plate, circular, blue painted with a vase of flowers, painted mark verso. 27cm Lot: 52 A large Doulton Lambeth stoneware jardiniere, circa 1880's the bulbous body with five beaded panels decorated with ducks, boldly incised with foliage and palmettes, incised and impressed marks probably for Hannah Barlow and Minnie Thompson. 33cm by 44cm Estimate: 1,500.00-2,500.00 Lot: 53 A Walter Moorcroft pottery vase, of shouldered ovoid form, tubelined and hand painted with anemones, painted initials and facsimile signature. 16cm Lot: 54 A pair of Derby porcelain ewers, circa 1820's, each squat body picked out with gilded sprigs and applied with opposing floral encrusted sprays, the elongated loop handle applied with white glazed flowerheads against a gilded ground, red printed crowned D mark. 15cm 3 of 53

Lot: 55 A mid 19th century porcelain tea service, probably Rockingham, comprising teapot on stand, sucrier and cream jug, each characteristically painted with foliage and highlighted with gilding, some with painted pattern no. 1500. Teapot 19cm Lot: 56 A Paris porcelain sauce boat on stand, 19th century, probably by Darte Freres, in the form of a swan, the interior and stand richly gilded, red printed mark M. Imp/ de Sevres. 8.5cm high Lot: 57 An Iznik vase, 19th/20th century, of shouldered ovoid form, painted with flying cranes. 32cm Lot: 58 A pair of 19th century Staffordshire pottery groups, modelled as seated spaniels with a boy and girl by their side. 32cm Lot: 59 A collection of 18th and 19th century tea bowls and saucers. Lot: 60 A 1930's Shelley charger, the ribbed dish brightly hand painted in shades of orange and yellow, green printed mark. 35.5cm Lot: 61 A near pair of Doulton Lambeth stoneware candlesticks, each moulded and painted with a bands of foliage, acanthus leaf and flowerheads, raised on a circular foot, impressed and incised marks. Very slight height difference, taller 20.5cm Lot: 62 A large Royal Doulton model of a lion upon a rocky outcrop, H.N. 2641, signed and dated 6 Oct 1994 by Michael Doulton. 42cm Lot: 63 A Royal Doulton coffee service, in Art Deco style, comprising coffee pot, six cups and saucers, cream jug and sugar bowl, decorated with gilded foliate panels against a green ground, green printed marks. Coffee pot 21.5cm Lot: 64 A Continental porcelain bowl, 19th century, moulded and painted with floral sprays and scrolls, underglaze blue crossed swords; together with a set of three English porcelain plates, almost certainly Mintons, each painted with a Scottish view, titled verso, impressed ciphers. (4) Plates 23.5cm Lot: 65 A Bing & Grondahl Copenhagen porcelain group, modelled as a young woman feeding two calves, no. 2270, green and blue printed marks; together with a Royal Copenhagen model of an Airedale Terrier, no. 3139, green and blue printed marks. (2) Terrier 15.5cm high Lot: 66 A group of Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern wares, comprising table lighter, trinket dish, covered trinket box, oval cake dish and plate, each decorated to pattern no. 1128, red printed factory marks. (5) Lot: 67 A 19th century Rockingham style tea service, comprising teapot, cream jug, sucrier, slop bowl, two cake plates, side plate, nineteen cups of two different sizes and twelve saucers, decorated with cobalt blue panels and embellished with gilding. (37) Lot: 68 An English porcelain dessert service, probably Coalport, mid 19th century, comprising three serving dishes and eight plates, each painted with a floral spray within a broad green band with peach panels, embellished with gilding, unmarked. (11) Lot: 69 A large Bernard Moore flambe pottery bowl, red painted internally with a Chinese dragon, the exterior painted with lunettes and scrolls, painted BERNARD MOORE mark, dated 1910 and with decorator's monogram. 20cm by 45cm Estimate: 1,000.00-1,500.00 Lot: 70 A Minton Secessionist jardiniere, circa 1905, no. 72, the tapering body with slightly flared rim, tubelined with stylised foliage, incised no. 3585, printed factory mark. 29cm high Lot: 71 A Vienna style porcelain covered bowl, painted with flowering foliage and highlighted with gilding, the slightly domed cover with bud moulded knop, the base with fluted handle and raised on three cabriole legs, underglaze beehive mark, painted no. 99, impressed N (or Z). 11cm high 4 of 53

Lot: 72 A Sevres style ormolu mounted porcelain covered vase, 19th century, the tapering body and cover polychrome painted with garlands, further embellished with gilded scrolls and leaves, blue painted interlaced "L" mark with a "B" to the centre and an "A" below. 11cm high Lot: 73 A Meissen figure of a vintager's boy, circa 1870, the boy modelled sitting beside a basket of grapes, his aloft arm holding a bunch of grapes, underglaze blue crossed swords, impressed 111, incised 14. 11.5cm Lot: 74 A Victorian transfer printed pottery soup tureen, with cover, ladle and stand, printed with bands of foliage, faintly impressed mark. Height 28cm Estimate: 40.00-80.00 Lot: 75 A Canney Hill Pottery brown glazed model of a cat, 19th century, modelled on it's haunches, upon an integral oval plinth base. 29cm high Note: The Canney Hill Pottery was set up near Bishop Auckland in South Durham in 1845 and closed in 1914. A very similar example of this cat forms part of the Bowes Museum Collection, Barnard Castle. Lot: 76 A Japanese bone and rootwood scroll holder, the two section cylinder engraved and stained with insects and toads, surmounted by a rootwood carving of a climbing toad, signed. 18cm Lot: 77 Two Chinese applique figures, framed. 34cm by 14cm Lot: 77A A Chinese porcelain plaque, blue painted with a river landscape, dwellings and trees, signed and framed. 55.5cm by 31cm Lot: 78 A Chinese scroll, decorated with scenes of family life. 2.73m Lot: 79 A Chinese soapstone carving, the dragon standing on a plinth engraved with Greek Key. 15.5cm high Lot: 80 A Chinese brass box, the hinged rectangular cover inset with a green hardstone plaque applied with coral and green hardstones, cast with dragons, insects, fish and cranes. 4.5cm by 12cm by 8.5cm Lot: 81 A Japanese carved ivory mounted letter opener, circa 1900, the handle and cover carved with figures. 20cm Estimate: 40.00-60.00 Lot: 82 A pair of Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vases, Qing dynasty, 19th century, each bulbous body enamel painted with birds amidst boughs flowering with peonies and chrysanthemums, the bases with blue double rings. 29cm Lot: 83 An 18th century Chinese plate, octagonal, blue painted with a woman in a cart. 24cm Lot: 84 A Chinese porcelain vase, the shouldered ovoid body blue painted with dragons and flaming pearls against a turquoise ground, bears Xuande mark. 36.5cm Lot: 85 A Chinese bronze censor, 18th century, the two handled body cast with a scrolling band, well struck six character seal mark to base. 8cm high Lot: 86 A pair of Chinese heavy brass models of Fo Dogs, each cast standing four square. 54cm by 45cm Lot: 87 A 19th century Imari vase, of globe and shaft form, typically painted in iron red and blue with panels of birds and chrysanthemums, remnants of old paper label to base. 45cm Lot: 88 A large late 19th century Imari charger, with scalloped edge, typically painted in iron red and blue with panels of chrysanthemums and flowering boughs, the centre painted with a vase of flowers, highlighted with gilding, underglaze blue decorated verso. 45.5cm Lot: 89 5 of 53

A Japanese bronze table lamp, the cylindrical stem being climbed by an entwined dragon, raised on three scroll legs upon an integral circular base. 62cm Lot: 90 A Chinese soapstone group of the Immortals, 19th century, the nine figures mounted on a rocky base. 26cm by 27.5cm Lot: 91 NO LOT Lot: 92 A small Japanese mixed metal box, Meiji period, rectangular with rounded corners and lift off cover. 2.5cm by 4cm by 2.5cm Lot: 93 A Japanese mixed metal box, Meiji period, heart shaped with lift off cover. 5.5cm wide Lot: 94 A Japanese brass and lacquer cigarette case, of rectangular form, 7cm by 9cm; together with a gilded inkwell, embellished with prunus. (2) Lot: 95 A Japanese mixed metal box, Meiji period, the hinged rectangular cover decorated with an elder and a dragon. 3cm by 6.5cm by 5.5cm Lot: 96 A large Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vase, the baluster body painted with peacocks, birds and peonies below fruiting boughs, iron red four character mark. 58cm Lot: 97 A Japanese carved ivory netsuke, Meiji period, modelled as a huddle of men, signed. 7cm Lot: 98 A Japanese bronze vase, Meiji period, of shouldered ovoid form, inlaid with mixed metals to depict a cockerel on a flowering bough. 18cm Lot: 99 A Japanese ivory okimono, Meiji period, carved with man and child, the man holding a snail in his outstretched hand, on a circular base, signed. 17.5cm Lot: 100 An 18th century Chinese porcelain teapot, moulded and painted a trellis design filled with foliate sprigs, the handle moulded as rope, (a/f). 12cm Lot: 101 A Japanese spelter group, early 20th century, the man carrying supplies and standing on a naturalistic base. 25cm Lot: 102 A pair of Chinese porcelain cups, each green painted with a dragon against a yellow ground, underglaze blue double boxed six character mark. 4.5cm high Estimate: 180.00-250.00 Lot: 103 A Chinese Famille Rose porcelain bowl, enamel painted with a bird perched upon rocks amidst peonies, underglaze blue six character mark. 5.5cm by 11.5cm Lot: 104 A pair of Chinese porcelain tea bowls, each painted with chickens below a double blue line, double boxed six character mark. 4cm by 8cm Lot: 105 A Chinese Canton carved ivory card case, 19th century, rectangular with slip cover, densely carved with figures, pavilions and trees. 11cm by 7.5cm Lot: 106 A Chinese porcelain bowl, the interior decorated with dragons to the well, the deep blue glazed exterior decorated with dragons and flaming pearls against a textured ground, bears Xuande mark. 8.5cm by 20.5cm Lot: 107 A large Japanese charger, circular, blue painted with a dove on a rocky stump below a flowering bough. 46cm Lot: 108 A Chinese porcelain saucer dish, with a dark blue glaze inside and out, bears Chenghua mark. 5cm by 20.5cm 6 of 53

Lot: 109 A Chinese porcelain bowl, the interior blue painted with a dragon and flaming pearls, the exterior similarly painted, bears Xuande mark. 10cm by 23cm Lot: 110 A Japanese Noh mask, red painted, old paper label verso, 12cm; together with a Japanese lacquered vase stand, the square top raised on four C-scroll legs. (2) Lot: 111 A Chinese Republican porcelain vase, of shouldered baluster form, painted with figures in a mountainous landscape, red four character mark to base. 18cm Lot: 112 A Chinese porcelain vase, the shouldered ovoid body blue painted with warriors, blue double ringed base. 35.5cm Lot: 113 A Chinese porcelain bowl, blue painted with foliage against a red ground, bears Chenghua mark. 7cm by 15.5cm Estimate: 200.00-400.00 Lot: 114 A Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vase, the cylindrical body painted with quail upon rocks amidst peonies and bamboo, bears iron red Qianlong seal mark. 27cm Lot: 115 A Chinese Export carved ivory puzzle ball, the outer layer carved with dragons and prunus. 6cm Lot: 116 A Chinese carved wood card case, 19th century, rectangular with slip cover, densely carved with figures, pavilions and trees. 11cm by 7cm Lot: 117 A Chinese porcelain footed bowl, the exterior blue painted with a dragon against a light blue ground of scrolls, raised on a tapering cylindrical foot, double ringed six character mark to well. 10.5cm by 16cm Lot: 118 Two Chinese carved ivory puzzle balls on stands, 19th century, each ball with concentric rings, raised on a turned stem issuing from a pierced and dragon carved cylinder, on a stepped circular base. Each 17cm Lot: 119 A Japanese ivory okimono, circa 1900, the man holding a monkey on his head, signed; together with a Chinese ivory figure of a sage, circa 1900, on a hardwood stand. (2) First 20cm Lot: 120 A Chinese carved ivory tusk, 19th century, carved with six graduating goats, signed. 39cm Lot: 121 A group of seven 19th century ivory carvings, including two signed Japanese okimonos. (7) Lot: 122 A pair of Chinese porcelain ginger jars, each enamel painted with yellow flowers against a blue ground, unmarked. 24cm Lot: 123 A Japanese gilt bronze figure, circa 1900, the Samurai standing above his quivering victim, on a rocky platform. 10cm high Lot: 124 An Arts & Crafts copper tray, attributed to the Keswick School, of rectangular form with rolled rim, repousse with stylised scrolling foliage against a hammered ground, unmarked but reputedly from a Keswick address. 31.5cm by 42cm Lot: 125 A pair of Georgian seamed brass candlesticks, with knopped stems and petal bases. 19cm Lot: 126 A set of four Georgian seamed brass candlesticks, each with knopped baluster stem below a waisted candle cup, the square sunken base with gadrooned edge. 28.5cm Estimate: 700.00-900.00 Lot: 127 A group of three Cairo Ware copper plates, each circular with arcaded rims, profusely decorated with white metal inlay. Largest 27cm Lot: 128 7 of 53

A pair of late 18th century brass candlesticks, with knopped baluster stem above a shaped square base with well. 18cm Lot: 129 A polished copper two handled preserve pan. 51cm across handles Lot: 130 A pair of 19th century brass "Heemskerk" type candlesticks, each with turned candle cup above a circular pan over a knopped baluster stem, raised on a stepped domed base. 21cm Lot: 131 A pair of 18th century pewter candlesticks, each with domed base and knopped stem, stamped marks. 16.5cm Lot: 132 A good pair of 19th century partially gilded bronze table lustres, each cast with a husband and wife working the land, upon a stepped rectangular plinth base issuing a "tree" cast with acanthus leaves and suspending drops below a candle cup with detachable drip pan. 30cm Estimate: 700.00-900.00 Lot: 133 A copper fish steamer, late 19th century, of circular form, each piece embossed with fish. 43.5cm Lot: 134 A Victorian polished brass inkwell, cast as a dog drinking from a bowl, the hinged head opening to reveal an inkwell. Lot: 135 Joseph Sankey & Sons, an Art Nouveau copper pitcher, the tapering body chased with stylised foliage, stamped marks; together with a pair of 19th century brass candlesticks, with knopped stems, raised on stepped domed bases; and a Victorian pewter pint tankard, Walter Parry, with S-scroll handle. (3) Lot: 136 A French electrotype trinket box, 19th century, the hinged lid cast with a carousing group, the side panels with hunting scenes, stamped T&E PARIS. 5.5cm by 8cm by 6cm Estimate: 40.00-60.00 Lot: 137 A pair of 19th century gilt brass and porcelain candlesticks, each pierced base cast with garlands and leaves. 32.5cm Lot: 138 A handsome silver plated Samovar, the engraved urn issuing beaded S-scroll handles with sea serpents, raised on a square beaded base terminating in beaded bun feet. 52cm Estimate: 250.00-350.00 Lot: 139 Set of four white metal salts, each cast with a shell supported by a sea serpent, unmarked. 4.5cm Lot: 140 A Victorian silver plated five piece cheese set, each piece with sphere terminal, cased. Lot: 141 An Asprey silver plated cocktail shaker, in the form of a hand bell, no. 3447, stamped marks. 27.5cm Lot: 142 A late 19th century silver plated three bottle decanter stand, the lobed base with beaded edge, raised on shell cast splayed feet. Height 32cm Lot: 143 A late 19th century electro plated inkstand, the rectangular platform with twist gallery rail supported by four block columns with urn finials, fitted with a pair of cut glass inkwells flanking a covered box with griffin finial, raised on bracket feet. 22cm by 15cm Lot: 144 A WMF silver plated figural comport, the shaped circular dish cut and engraved with ribbon tied laurel wreaths and swags, supported by a putto standing on a shaped square base, cast with a band of leaves and raised on splayed bracket feet. 25.5cm Lot: 145 A silver plated breakfast dish, the oval turnover top, engraved with a monogram, above a beaded rim, raised on tapering fluted legs terminating in paw feet. 19cm high Estimate: 30.00-50.00 Lot: 146 An Edwardian silver hot water jug, William Hutton & Sons, London 1901, with half gadrooned body and stepped circular foot. 14.5 troy ozs, 18cm 8 of 53

Lot: 147 A small Edwardian silver cream jug, Birmingham 1903, maker's mark indistinct, with leaf capped scroll handle, raised on C- scroll legs with pad feet; together with a small late Victorian silver cream jug, A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1890, with sparrow beak, chased with C-scrolls and foliage; and a pair of Edwardian pierced silver salts, Ernest Drew, London 1901, oval with blue glass liners, raised on ball and claw feet, (one lacking foot). (3) Gross 6.5 troy ozs of silver, Edwardian cream jug 8.5cm high Estimate: 70.00-100.00 Lot: 148 A George V silver tankard, Reid & Sons, London 1910, of pedestal form with scroll handle and engraved with a monogram; together with a late Victorian silver cream jug, Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1900, the squat body engraved with scrolls and foliage; and a silver Christening tankard, E.J. Houlston, Birmingham, date letter rubbed but probably 1943, of plain tapering cylindrical form. (3) Gross 8.3 troy ozs, Christening tankard 8cm high Lot: 149 An Edwardian silver double sovereign case, Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1901, of rounded rectangular form, engraved with a monogram; together with another silver double sovereign case, Birmingham 1938, M&C LD, of plain rectangular form. (2) Gross 2.8 troy ozs, first 65mm by 32mm Lot: 150 A group of silver, comprising an Edwardian ring tree, Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1905; a late Victorian snuff box, Rolason Bros, Chester 1900; a pair of silver mounted cut glass knife rests; an engine turned ashtray and a George III pill box, Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1799. (6) Lot: 151 An Edwardian pierced silver bowl, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1903, circular, the scroll and anthemion pierced broad rim with gadrooned edge, over a base pierced with trellis and scrolls, raised on three paw feet, retailed by W. Greenwell, Sunderland. 14 troy ozs, 6.5cm by 20.5cm Lot: 152 A George V silver cake basket, E.S. Barnsley & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1920, the circular dish with pierced gallery and initialled swing handle with beaded edge, raised on a stepped circular foot. 10.5 troy ozs, 8.5cm (to top of dish) by 21cm Lot: 153 A George III silver five bottle cruet stand, London 1795, probably Soloman Hougham, the oval stand with bright-cut decoration and a band of pierced panels, raised on tapering reeded feet, engraved with a monogram, four bottles with matching marks, the jar with unmarked cover. Stand 16.5cm by 12.5cm Lot: 154 A silver liqueur set, the two handled tray, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1905; the six glasses with silver sleeves, Birmingham 1908 and 1909, in a fitted case. Lot: 155 A set of six Victorian silver teaspoons, George Maudsley Jackson, London 1882 and 1883, Old English pattern, with bright-cut decoration and engraved with monograms. 2.7 troy ozs Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 156 A Parker silver fountain pen, with 14 carat gold nib; together with a Parker silver propelling pencil. (2) Estimate: 40.00-60.00 Lot: 157 A Victorian silver three piece tea service, Martin Hall & Co Ltd, the teapot 1878, the cream jug 1881 and the two handled sugar bowl 1882, each piece boldly chased with C-scrolls and foliage. Gross 38 troy ozs Lot: 158 A Chinese sterling silver and enamel jar, the slightly domed cover cast and enamelled with a dragon, enclosing a glass liner, the sides further embellished with dragons, raised on three ball feet, stamped STERLING 935 and with a further mark. 9.5cm wide Lot: 159 A late Victorian silver snuff box, import marks for London 1890, the hinged cover repousse with Adam and Eve. 3cm Lot: 160 A George III silver caddy spoon, Urquhart & Hart, London 1801, the shell cast bowl issuing a tapering handle with bright-cut decoration, engraved with a W. 8cm Estimate: 70.00-90.00 Lot: 161 A George III silver stuffing spoon, Peter & William Bateman, London 1807, Old English pattern, engraved with a monogram. 3.7 troy ozs, 30.5cm Lot: 162 A silver caddy spoon, Berthold Muller, import marks for London 1894, the oval bowl chased with a courting couple in a 9 of 53

landscape, the handle cast as a sea serpent; together with a pair of late Victorian silver salts, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1897, cased with a pair of spoons en suite. (2) Estimate: 60.00-80.00 Lot: 163 A silver teapot in the Art Deco style, Emile Viner, Sheffield 1937, of faceted rectangular form, raised on scroll feet. Gross 21 troy ozs League..., raised on a domed foot. 30 troy ozs, 18cm by 26.5cm Lot: 171 A large Victorian style silver photograph frame, modern, of rectangular easel form, the broad mount chased with scrolls and foliage; together with a small silver photograph frame, Sheffield 1990, oval. First 42cm by 27.5cm, aperture 28cm by 16.5cm Lot: 164 A Victorian silver, silver plated and cut glass butter dish, the silver cover, London 1869, engraved with entwined bands, the cut glass jar raised on a silver plated stand, stamped Mappin & Webb London. 11cm high Lot: 165 A Victorian silver mounted claret jug, Frederick Elkington, Sheffield 1880, the domed and hinged cover with shell cast thumbpiece, the collar engraved with Greek Key and a dog in a cartouche, the spout cast as a grotesque mask, the handle cast with acanthus leaves and fluting, the glass etched with a Greek Key band, raised on a star-cut circular foot. 25cm Estimate: 1,500.00-2,500.00 Lot: 166 A Victorian style pierced silver basket, London 1942, maker LAO, of shaped oval form with gadrooned and leaf cast rim, raised on a diamond shaped stepped domed foot chased with gadrooning. 12.8 troy ozs, 13cm by 27cm by 19cm Lot: 167 A Sterling silver mounted blotter, pierced and cast with dense scrolls. 9cm by 5cm Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 168 A silver handled travelling sewing set, cased; together with a cased silver handled shoe horn and button hook, Birmingham 1901, cased. (2) Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 169 A George IV silver tankard, London 1822, maker W.?, of baluster form, chased with foliage and C-scrolls, with acanthus leaf capped S-scroll handle, engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1882. 10.5 troy ozs, 13cm Estimate: 250.00-350.00 Lot: 170 A large Edwardian silver bowl, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1905, chased with bold C-scrolls and foliage, engraved The G.W. Parkinson Bowl 1906 opposed by a further inscription Presented to Northumberland and Durham Water Polo Lot: 172 A Russian silver and polychrome enamel box, of rectangular form, the hinged cover engraved with an interlocked band and centred by an enamel panel of foliage, the base similarly decorated, stamped 84 three times along with two further marks. 10cm by 7cm Lot: 173 A silver three piece cruet set, modern; together with a set of six silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1923, with "seal" tops; a silver salt spoon and silver plated grape scissors. (11) Lot: 174 A George III silver snuff box, Birmingham 1805, shaped for the pocket. 4.5cm Lot: 175 An early Victorian silver Madeira label, George Unite, Birmingham 1839, with reeded edge; together with a Victorian silver port label, Edward, John & William Barnard, London, probably 1849, pierced and chased with fruiting vine. (2) Lot: 176 An Edwardian silver vesta case, John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham 1903, engraved with scrolling foliage; together with an Edwardian silver salt, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1901, chased with foliage, raised on a circular foot. (2) Gross 3 troy ozs, vesta 4cm by 3.5cm Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 177 A George IV silver teapot, London 1824, possibly William Seaman, of shaped circular section with gadrooned rim and concave faceted lower body, the spout embellished with acanthus leaf, raised on foliate cast splayed feet. 22 troy ozs, 23.5cm Lot: 178 A group of four Victorian silver salts, each raised on three C- scroll feet and chased with foliage. 6.4 troy ozs 10 of 53

Lot: 179 Twelve pairs of silver and mother of pearl handled dessert knives and forks, variations in dates but all of similar design. (24) Lot: 180 Three silver cased sets of shooting butt markers, Birmingham 1990, maker TT, each hinged case containing ten numbered markers. Each case 6.5cm by 4cm Lot: 181 A group of silver, including sifting spoon, three pairs of sugar tongs, etc. (9) 5.8 troy ozs Lot: 182 Two silver mounted antler handled magnifying glasses. Lot: 183 A George II silver waiter, Robert Abercromby, London 1740, with pie crust rim, engraved with a crest, raised on scroll legs. 7 troy ozs, 16cm Lot: 184 A pair of Victorian silver vases, Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1890, each tapering cylindrical body engraved with a band of scrolling foliage and foliate swags above a gadrooned collar. 11.5 troy ozs, 15cm Lot: 185 A Georgian style silver four piece tea and coffee service, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1964, comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, the teapot and coffee pot with gadrooned rims and fir cone finials, the cream and sugar with leaf capped handles. Gross 50 troy ozs Lot: 186 A Victorian silver vinaigrette, Yapp & Woodward, Birmingham 1854, egg shaped, engraved with foliage and a monogram within a cartouche, the hinged cover with suspension loop, the hinged gilt grille pierced with scrolling foliage. 4.5cm Lot: 187 A George silver teapot, Naphthali Hart, London 1814, of rounded rectangular form, with gadrooned rim above a foliate engraved band, the scroll handle engraved with entwined rope, raised on four ball feet. 22 troy ozs, 29cm Lot: 188 A group of three silver cream jugs, two Georgian with indistinct marks, the third engraved IONA, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1883. (3) Gross 7.6 troy ozs Lot: 189 A Victorian silver mounted claret jug, Horace Woodward & Co, Birmingham 1886, the tapering body with a diamond cut band above a wrythen lower section and star cut base, the S-scroll rope cast handle with leaf cast terminals. 28cm Lot: 190 A late Victorian silver mounted claret jug, Hukin & Heath, London 1898, the plain silver collar with flat hinged cover and issuing an angular handle, the shouldered ovoid body cut with a hobnail pattern. 20cm Lot: 191 A silver tea and coffee service, George Henry Hart (Guild of Handicraft), comprising teapot, 1980; hot water pot, 1971; cream jug, 1971, sugar bowl, 1979 and tray 1971, London marks, each with a hammered ground. (5) Gross 92 troy ozs Estimate: 1,200.00-1,800.00 Lot: 192 A Chinese silver tankard, Hung Chong, of baluster form with bamboo cast handle and stippled ground, stamped HC. 4.8 troy ozs, 8cm Lot: 193 A George III silver teapot stand, Peter, Anne & William Bateman, London 1802, of oval form with undulating cut-off corners, twice monogrammed within a band of leaves, raised on four fluted feet. 5 troy ozs, 16cm by 12cm Lot: 194 A Chinese silver pepperette, in the form of a seated Buddha, stamped. 4cm Lot: 195 A Russian silver and enamel tea infuser, 916 standard, the tapering handle with scroll terminal and enamel panel, the cup with enamelled hinged cover, stamped marks. 12cm Lot: 196 A George V silver tazza, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1914, the circular bowl with C-scroll handles, raised on a knopped waisted stem continuing to a stepped domed foot. 14 troy ozs, 17cm high 11 of 53

Lot: 197 An early Victorian silver ladle, Mary Chawner, London 1837, Fiddle, Shell and Thread pattern. 9.4 troy ozs, 35cm Lot: 198 A Georgian style silver bon bon basket, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1929, of oval form with reeded and foliate cast swing handle, the basket with a broad pierced band beneath a reeded and foliate cast rim, raised on a stepped oval foot. 9 troy ozs, 21cm by 16.5cm Lot: 199 An Asprey silver table lighter and three ashtrays, Birmingham 1935, each piece square, one dish numbered 21381; together with a George V silver cigarette box, London 1935, square with hinged cover; and an Edwardian silver canister, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1902, cylindrical, the lift-off cover with opposing C-scroll finials. (6) 10 troy ozs of weighable silver, Box 4cm by 9cm by 9cm Lot: 200 A pair of late Victorian silver candlesticks, Walter Latham & Sons, Sheffield 1899, each with mask and anthemion cast candle cup above a square section tapering stem, embellished with floral swags, raised on a shaped square section base with laurel wreaths, weighted, (one lacking drip pan). 15cm Lot: 201 A George V silver epergne, Clarke & Sewell Ltd, Chester 1920, the central tapering vase with concave facets, flanked by two smaller removable vases, raised on a circular foot, weighted. 23cm Lot: 202 A George V silver snuff box, J. Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1931, of shaped rectangular form with engine turned embellishment to the covers. 1.7 troy ozs, 57mm by 37mm Estimate: 70.00-90.00 Lot: 203 A pair of silver dessert spoons, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1953 and 1954, each with presentation inscriptions dated 1953 and 1955; together with a silver plated five bar toast rack. (3) 3.3 troy ozs Estimate: 40.00-60.00 Lot: 204 A group of silver, comprising an Edwardian silver mustard pot, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1903; a George V silver oval box, William Comyns, London 1914, with pierced cover; a silver pierced pepper pot, (lacking liner); and an Edwardian silver ring box, Birmingham 1905, oval. (4) Lot: 205 A George V silver bon bon dish, William Devonport, Birmingham 1924, the circular bowl with pierced gallery above a knopped waisted stem, raised on a stepped circular foot. 5.5 troy ozs, 10.5cm by 15.5cm Lot: 206 A Georgian style silver sugar basket, John Henry Rawlings, London 1912, oval with swing handle and bright-cut decorations, raised on a reeded oval foot. 5.5 troy ozs, 12cm by 9cm Lot: 207 A set of six George III silver dessert spoons, Peter & William Bateman, London 1808, Fiddle pattern. 7.3 troy ozs Lot: 208 A set of five George III Scottish silver dessert spoons, Edinburgh 1801, stamped HOME, Fiddle pattern. 5.6 troy ozs Lot: 209 A canteen of composite Kings pattern silver cutlery, Sheffield marks for the 1970's, including twelve dinner forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve teaspoons, twelve silver handled dinner knives, twelve silver handled dessert knives and twelve silver handled tea knives, in a mahogany three drawer canteen table. Approximately 115 troy ozs of weighable silver Estimate: 800.00-1,200.00 Lot: 210 A George V silver spoon, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1917, with gilded bowl and devil terminal. 14cm Lot: 211 A William IV silver caddy spoon, Francis Clark, Birmingham 1834, of shovel form, the reeded handle with shell cast terminal. 9.5cm Lot: 212 A pair of Edwardian silver menu holders, William Vale & Sons, Birmingham 1908, each with three cast owls upon a bar backed by a heart-shaped clip, on a domed base, weighted. 4cm high Lot: 213 A pair of Edwardian silver trifid and rat-tail spoons, Sheffield 1907, each engraved with a W, in a fitted case. 4.8 troy ozs 12 of 53

Lot: 214 An early Victorian silver sherry label, George Unite, Birmingham 1839, leaf cast and pierced SHERRY; together with a George IV silver sherry label, Birmingham 1826, chased with putti and fruiting vine; and a George III silver brandy label, Birmingham 1819, cast with putti and fruiting vine. (3) Lot: 215 A set of twelve late Victorian silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, Allen & Darwin, Sheffield 1893, with twist and bright-cut stems, in a domed fitted case. Lot: 216 A George III silver goblet, London 1813, maker SH, of urn form, chased and cast with bands of fruiting vine and acanthus leaves, raised on a stepped circular foot with reeded edge, with a presentation inscription, dated 1837, relating to the Duke of Beaufort's Hounds. 9 troy ozs, 17cm Lot: 217 A Scottish silver teapot stand, Finlay & Field, Edinburgh 1835, hexagonal with stepped domed rim, the well engraved with C- scrolls and acanthus leaves, raised on leaf cast scroll feet. 20cm Lot: 218 A silver dish, Roberts & Dore, Birmingham 1937, of shaped circular outline, pierced with anthemion shaped panels filled with scrolls, raised on a stepped foot. 12 troy ozs, 25cm Lot: 219 A silver mounted preserve jar, Birmingham 2000, with associated spoon. 17cm Lot: 220 An Art Deco silver box, Mappin & Webb, London 1930, the hinged rectangular lid engine turned with a geometric design, weighted. 5cm by 14cm by 9cm Lot: 221 A late Victorian silver dish, George Jackson & David Fullerton, London 1896, shell shaped with opaque glass liner, raised on three ball feet, engraved with a crest. 13cm by 11cm Lot: 222 A Victorian silver fish slice, London 1847, Fiddle and Thread pattern. 5.7 troy ozs, 31cm Lot: 223 A Victorian style silver mounted desk box, Birmingham 2000, the arched hinged cover opening to reveal compartments. 20.5cm by 33cm by 14cm Lot: 224 An Edwardian silver Christening mug, London 1909, chased with scrolls and foliage, engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1910. 4.4 troy ozs 10cm Estimate: 150.00-200.00 Lot: 225 A set of twelve late Victorian silver teaspoons, George Jackson & David Fullerton, London 1900, each with bright-cut decoration, engraved with an initial, cased with tongs; together with a set of six George V silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1910, with leaf cast terminals, cased. (2) Lot: 226 A pair of George V silver napkin rings, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1934, initialled, in original case; together with a set of four sterling silver propelling bridge pencils, the square section terminals marked with the four suites, cased. (2) Lot: 227 A George V silver box, Chester 1913, the hinged circular cover with engine turned decoration; together with a silver bud vase, Birmingham 1969 of slender baluster form with entwined collar and circular foot; and a silver "Big Ben" penknife, with import marks. (3) Gross 6 troy ozs, vase 17cm Lot: 228 A George V pierced silver bowl, Sheffield 1919, the shaped rim above a pierced band cast with pendant bellflower swags, raised on a stepped domed foot. 24 troy ozs, 13cm by 22cm Lot: 229 A pair of George V silver Corinthian column candlesticks, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1919, each with beaded detachable drip pan above a stop fluted column, raised on a beaded and stepped square base, weighted. 29.5cm Lot: 230 A Victorian silver card case, Alfred Taylor, Birmingham 1865, of shaped rectangular form with hinged cover, engraved with foliage and monogram dated 1860. 10cm by 7.5cm Lot: 231 Twelve pairs of silver and ivory handled fish knives and forks, variations in dates but all of similar design. (24) 13 of 53

Lot: 232 A George II silver bowl, George Methuen, London 1750, of plain circular form. 15 troy ozs, 6.5cm by 14cm Lot: 233 A near pair of silver and tortoiseshell cut glass scent bottles, London 1915 and Chester 1922, each flat and hinged top inlaid with birds amidst scrolling foliage; together with a silver and tortoiseshell topped cut glass inkwell, with star-cut base, London 1913. (3) Lot: 234 A Victorian silver mounted claret jug, W & G Sissons, Sheffield 1869, the beaded and slightly domed cover with pierced thumbpiece, the collar chased with flowerhead filled C-scroll framed cartouches above a beaded edge, the handle embellished with acanthus leaf, the tapering glass body of oval section. 26cm Estimate: 500.00-1,000.00 Lot: 235 A Britannia Standard silver dressing salver and shaving plate, London 1920 and 1937, each of canted rectangular form, engraved with ribbon tied scrolling foliage. (2) Gross 28.9 troy ozs, salver 25.5cm by 18cm Lot: 236 A George V silver photograph frame, Sir John Bennett Ltd, Birmingham 1910, circular, with heart motifs. 11.5cm, aperture 8cm Lot: 237 An Edwardian silver bowl, Fenton Bros, Sheffield 1907, in Art Nouveau style, cast with sinuous foliage and pierced twin handles. 11.5 troy ozs, 18cm across handles Lot: 238 A George V silver three-piece tea service, Barker Bros., Chester 1923, comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl, each raised on ball feet, monogrammed and dated Oct. 12th 1924. Gross 31 troy ozs Lot: 239 A silver limited edition commemorative plate, Sheffield 1977, maker YM, commissioned by the Royal College of Arms to celebrate the Queens Silver Jubilee, no. 647 of 2,500, in a glazed case with certificate. 17 troy ozs, 27cm Lot: 240 An Arts & Craft silver bowl, London 1908, makers mark indistinct but probably C.S. Harris & Sons, the circular bowl issuing three sinuous handles sweeping down to a pointed domed circular base. 13 troy ozs, 13cm Estimate: 250.00-350.00 Lot: 241 A George IV silver coaster, William Bateman, London 1820, circular, with engraved crest and gadrooned rim. 14cm Lot: 242 A pair of Georgian style silver sauce boats, David & Maurice Davis, Birmingham 1903, each with acanthus capped scroll handle, raised on palmette capped legs terminating in pad feet. 14 troy ozs, 17cm Lot: 243 A set of six Art Deco silver dessert spoons and serving spoon, Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1935, cased. 6.7 troy ozs Lot: 244 An Edwardian silver epergne, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1902, the domed quatrefoil base issuing a tall tapering vase with lobed rim, four smaller lobed vases issuing from a collar, weighted. 25cm Lot: 245 A silver candelabrum, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1967, the removable branch with two candle holders flanking a screw down central cup, above a tapering stem, raised on a stepped circular base, weighted. 20cm Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 246 A William IV silver tureen base, William Bateman II, London 1833, twice engraved with coats of arms with motto Virtus Propter Se, of lobed oval form with shell and acanthus leaf cast handles, the rim cast with scrolls and foliage. 63 troy ozs, 50cm by 33cm Estimate: 800.00-1,200.00 Lot: 247 A George III silver cream jug, Henry Chawner, London 1794, with reeded handle, bright-cut decoration and square foot; together with a George III silver cream jug, London 1790, maker's mark indistinct, with reeded rim and square foot. (2) Gross 5.9 troy ozs, Chawner 14cm high Lot: 248 A Georgian style silver sauce boat, William Devonport, Birmingham 1927, with C-scroll handle, raised on C-scroll legs with pad feet; together with a smaller Georgian style silver 14 of 53

sauce boat, Barker Bros, Chester 1918, with C-scroll handle; and a silver bowl, Sheffield 1989, maker CS, of plain circular form. (3) Gross 8.3 troy ozs, first 14.5cm Lot: 249 A late Victorian silver caddy, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1891, the rectangular shouldered body with concave corners and partly chased with reeding, the hinged cover similarly embellished, raised on bun feet. Gross 9.8 troy ozs, 11.5cm by 10cm by 7.5cm Lot: 250 A late Victorian silver caddy, Sheffield 1894, maker C F, of shouldered and rounded rectangular form with gadrooned rim, the lower body chased with reeding, the hinged cover similarly embellished, raised on reeded ball feet. 8.3 troy ozs, 9.5cm by 12cm by 9.5cm Lot: 251 A Georgian style silver salver, Emile Viner, Sheffield 1936, with pie crust rim, raised on scroll feet, with presentation inscription Zetland Hunt/1st Prize/ Stately/ Walked by Mr & Mrs F.H. Myers. 10.5 troy ozs, 20.5cm Lot: 252 A pair of Edwardian silver bud vases, Chester 1907, of tapering form; together with a small Edwardian pierced silver basket, Mappin & Webb, London 1909; with swing handle; a pierced silver plated cake basket, with swing handle; a silver plated bread basket, of shaped rectangular form, a large silver plated bud vase, of tapering form; and a small silver sugar basket, with fixed handle. (7) Lot: 253 A pair of silver Corinthian column candlesticks, marks indistinct but probably Birmingham 1919 and 1921, each with detachable beaded drip pan, raised on a stepped square base with beading. 21cm Lot: 254 A set of four George IV Scottish silver dessert spoons, Edinburgh 1828, Fiddle and Shell pattern, each engraved with a crest. 5 troy ozs Estimate: 50.00-70.00 Lot: 255 A George III silver snuff box, William Boot, Birmingham 1808, shaped for the pocket, engraved with a crest. 5.5cm Lot: 256 A Victorian silver brandy label, George Unite, Birmingham 1862, cast as a leaf and pierced BRANDY. 3.5cm by 5.5cm Estimate: 70.00-90.00 Lot: 257 A George V silver tray, W.J. Myatt & Co, Birmingham 1929, of shaped oval form with Greek Key cast rim, the well with engine turned bands. 12 troy ozs, 28.5cm by 20.5cm Lot: 258 An Edwardian silver sugar basket, Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Chester 1904, of pedestal form with beaded swing handle, the bowl pierced with circles and scrolls enclosing a blue glass liner, raised on a pierced domed foot. 14cm (excluding handle) Lot: 259 A Victorian silver bowl, London 1889, James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, the oval dish with undulating pierced and scroll cast rim above a band profusely chased with masks, scrolls and foliage, the lower body with leaf collar, raised on a conforming foot chased with flowerheads and C-scrolls, 10.9 troy ozs, 11cm by 17cm by 12cm Lot: 260 A Victorian style silver mounted blotter, Birmingham 2000, the mount boldly chased with scrolls, trellis and flowerheads. 30cm by 24cm Lot: 261 A set of three Edwardian pierced silver baskets, Charles Boyton II, London 1901, comprising a large swing handled basket and a pair of smaller baskets, each of shaped oval form with foliate chased rims, the well issuing bold scrolls, raised on C-scroll cast bases. Gross 35.8 troy ozs, large basket 31.5cm by 24cm Estimate: 1,000.00-1,500.00 Lot: 262 A pair of Victorian silver fish servers, John Round, Sheffield 1847, with pierced and hallmarked blade and tines, the handles chased with C-scrolls, cased. Lot: 263 A pair of silver candlesticks, Birmingham 1955, each engraved with a Masonic emblem and inscription, weighted; together with a small pair of modern silver candlesticks, with beaded rims and stepped circular base, weighted. (4) First 16.5cm Lot: 264 A pair of late Victorian silver candlesticks, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1897, each with removable circular beaded 15 of 53