172 172 A GERMAN SILVER NEF, PROBABLY B. NERESHEIMER & SOEHNE, HANAU, CIRCA 1894 the wheeled galleon with twin masts, sails and rigging above a peopled deck and bird mask cannon to the prow, the hull with Renaissance dolphins breasting the waves, import marks for William Moehring, London, 1894 26.5cm high, 861gr (27oz)
174 174 A GERMAN SILVER NEF, B. NERESHEIMER & SOEHNE, HANAU, CIRCA 1909 formed as a wheeled Viking longboat with dragon’s head prow, the billowing sail with three lion passants, import marks for Berthold Muller, Chester, 1909 29cm high, 643gr (20oz) £600-800
£700-1000
173 175 173 A PAIR OF DUTCH SILVER BONBON DISHES, MAKER’S MARK POORLY STRUCK, 1917 the sides pierced with a wide band of trelliswork below ribbontied reeded rims, each on three scroll feet, 833 standard 15.5cm diameter, 567gr (18oz) (2) £300-400
175 A GERMAN SILVER PIN TRAY, IMPORTER’S MARK OF THOMAS GLASER, LONDON, 1893 shaped oval, cast with a village dancing scene within rococo border, 23cm wide; together with another German silver dish, circa 1890, the centre with a cast female figure within a border of embossed fruit, applied cherub head handle, 21.5cm long 362grm (11oz) (2) £200-300
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