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Lot 352

A FINE EARLY VICTORIAN PRESENTATION CENTREPIECE modelled as Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington by R & S Garrard & Co., London 1839

Estimate: £2000-3000

CONNOR SWANWICK

SILVER SPECIALIST

E. connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk

Lots 391-420

A COLLECTION OF BRITISH SEALS - THE MATRIX COLLECTION

A small sample of West Country related historic hand seals from The Matrix Collection; arguably one of the best collections of seals, compiled by the late David Morris

164

A GEORGE III MARROW SCOOP

Old English Pattern, initialled on the back of the bowl, maker’s marks distorted, London 1772; 8.2” (21cm) long; 1.8ozt

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

165

THREE SMALL EARLY 20TH CENTURY DANISH SPOONS, BY GEORG JENSEN

Beaded Pattern, by Georg Jensen of Copenhagen, with English import marks for London 1932; 4.5” (11.3cm) long; 1.25ozt (3)

£40-60 (+30% BP*)

166

A GEORGE III MEAT SKEWER with a loop handle, initialled, maker’s mark “WT”? (script), London 1763; 11.9” (30.4cm) long; 3.35ozt

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

167

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE FORKS crested, initialled and dated on the back of the terminal, by Chawner & Co, London 1845, together with a set of 6 George V Hanoverian grapefruit spoons, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1926, a George III serving spoon, initialled, by Thomas Hayter, London 1814 & 2 teaspoons, initialled; 25.5ozt (15)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

168

A SET OF FIVE 19TH CENTURY SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL TEASPOONS

Fiddle Pattern, by James Stobie of Perth 1821-66 (JS, eagle, JS), together with two others, by Robert Keay, Perth c.1805 (eagle, RK, eagle, RK), all initialled; 3.2ozt (7)

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

169

AN ARTS & CRAFTS PART-CANTEEN OF FLATWARE & CUTLERY comprising of: 8 table forks, 3 tablespoons, 11 fish forks, 12 fish knives, 7 dessert forks, 2 dessert spoons, 6 ice cream spoons, 6 soup spoons, a sauce ladle, a soup ladle & a serving spoon, with bark textured decoration, initialled, by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1901/05, together with 4 table knives & 9 side knives (steel blades), by the same maker, Sheffield 1905; 109.5ozt (71)

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CASED SPOON, BY GEORG

JENSEN

Continental Pattern, with a dropped shaped bowl, a hammered finish, Denmark c.1920 & bearing import marks for London 1927, contained in original card box; 7” (18cm) long; 1.9ozt

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

171

MIXED KING’S PATTERN FLATWARE & CUTLERY

12 table forks, 2 tablespoons, 10 dessert spoons, 3 dessert forks & 2 teaspoons, mixed maker’s & dates, mostly George IV-Victorian together with 10 table knives & 10 side knives (steel blades), by Strickett & Loder, Sheffield 1981/84/85, some of the above initialled; 73.74ozt (89)

£600-800 (+30% BP*)

172

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SCISSOR SNUFFERS with sprung, pierced handles and reeded borders, by Abstinando King, London 1799; 7.25” (18.5cm) long; 4.8ozt

£100-200 (+30% BP*)

173

A SET OF SIX GEORGE IV IRISH FIDDLE RATTAIL DESSERT SPOONS crested, by William Cummins, Dublin 1826, together with a pair of later-decorated berry spoons, a pair of Dutch tongs, a pair of George III/ IV provincial Fiddle & Shell teaspoons, by John Walton, Newcastle 1820, a 19th century North American Fiddle teaspoon, by Stebbins & Co of New York c.1850, a King’s Pattern pickle fork (loaded handle & steel blade) and an Irish Fiddle & Shell fork-cum spoon; 14.25ozt weighable silver (14)

£140-180 (+30% BP*)

174

MISCELLANEOUS FLATWARE & CUTLERY including a set of 6 Victorian Fiddle teaspoons, by Robert Wallis, London 1844, a pair of George III Old English serving spoons, initialled, by William Eaton, London 1818, a tablespoon by the same maker & year, a Queen’s Pattern dessert spoon & 4 teaspoons, a continental spoon, a pair of Bright-cut sugar tongs, a table fork, 3 teaspoons & a George III Scottish Celtic Point teaspoon, by David Marshall, Edinburgh c.1790, together with 4 tables knives & a side knife (steel blades), some of the above initialled; 27.8ozt weighable silver (25)

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

174

175

A SET OF FIVE QUEEN’S PATTERN SCOTTISH TEASPOONS single struck, initialled, by Peter Aitken, Glasgow 1853, together with 5 Victorian dessert forks, initialled, by William Eaton, London 1837 & one by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911; 13.25ozt (11)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

176

TWO CASED SETS OF 20TH CENTURY SPOONS a set of six Sandringham Pattern grapefruit spoons, by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1952 & bearing import marks for Dublin 1954, and a set of six Old English & Thread Pattern teaspoons, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1920 together with six fish knives & matching forks (lacking their handles), by Mappin & Webb 1940; 17ozt weighable silver £150-200 (+30% BP*)

177

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH DESSERT FORKS crested, by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1798; 7.6ozt £100-150 (+30% BP*)

176

178

A SET OF ELEVEN GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH DESSERT SPOONS by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1817 (one 1816), together with, another earlier example by the same maker, London 1800, all but 3 initialled & crested; 12.9ozt (12)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

179

MIXED KING’S PATTERN

FLATWARE comprising of: 6 tablespoons, 13 table forks, 18 dessert spoons, 9 dessert forks, 9 teaspoons + 3 slightly smaller in size, 9 egg spoons, & 2 condiment spoons, the majority crested to match, mixed maker’s & dates, but predominantly by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1895 & Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1920; 139.1ozt (69)

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

180

A SET OF NINE GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH TABLESPOONS crested*, maker’s mark “W.T” (script), London 1766; 20.3ozt (9)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

*Crest that of Vernon, Earl of Shipbrook

181

MIXED FLATWARE a set of 5 George III Old English tablespoons, crested*, by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1788, a set of 8 George III Old English teaspoons, initialled, by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1815, together with, 11 other teaspoons & a sifter spoon (unmarked), all either initialled or crested, mixed maker’s & dates; 23.7ozt (25)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

*Crest that of Vernon, Earl of Shipbrook

182

A GEORGE III MARROW SCOOP crested, maker’s mark “W.T” (script), London 1763; 8.75” (22.1cm) long; 1.95ozt

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

183

TEN VARIOUS TABLESPOONS

8 Old English examples & 3 picture-backs, all crested*, mixed maker’s & dates; 21.9ozt (10)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

*Crest that of Vernon, Earl of Shipbrook

184

A WILLIAM IV FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE initialled, by William Johnson (probably), London 1823; 13” (33cm) long; 9.9ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

185

EIGHT VARIOUS GEORGE III

OLD ENGLISH TABLESPOONS initialled “H”, all London-made, including one by Hester Bateman, mixed maker’s & dates 1783-1805; 16ozt (8)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

186

A SET OF SEVEN GEORGE III PROVINCIAL TABLE FORKS

Old English Pattern, by William Welch, Exeter 1817, together with, two later examples, with no maker’s mark, Exeter 1832, all crested & initialled, and three others, by George Smith, London 1804; 24.8ozt (12)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

187

A VICTORIAN SET OF TWELVE PAIRS OF MOTHER-OFPEARL HANDLED FRUIT KNIVES & FORKS by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1855

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

188

MISCELLANEOUS FLATWARE a set of 6 soup spoons, by Frank Cobb & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1933/37, a pierced presentation spoon, inscribed “PRESCOT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 1930”, by S. Blackensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1929, a set of 12 coffee spoons, by A. Marks & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1932, a set of 6 Hanoverian coffee spoons, by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1932, a set of 6 Bright-cut teaspoons, by two makers, initialled, London 1836, a fork & matching spoon, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1917, a Victorian South West provincial berry spoon, by Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter 1854, & a pair of Victorian King’s Husk Pattern (husk heel) table forks, crested*. by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1846; 35.8ozt (36)

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

*Crest that of Hope

189

A MIXED LOT OF FLATWARE, FOREIGN/ CONTINENTAL TO INCLUDE: a set of 6 French dessert spoons & 5 matching forks, by Henry-Louis Chenailler, Paris c.1850, a set of 6 Arts & Crafts North American table forks, by Kalo of Chicago IL, a set of 7 Turkish coffee spoons, a French skewer & dessert fork, a North American serving spoon & scoop, 2 sifter spoons (one French & one unmarked), a Russian teaspoon, a strainer marked “STERLING” only, a French pair of sugar tongs, a pair of 19th century North American teaspoons, by George C. Howe of New York c.1825 & another by Bennett & Caldwell of Philadelphia c.1845, and a Danish pickle fork, by Georg Jensen, the majority initialled; 41ozt weighable silver (lot)

£400-500 (+30% BP*)

190

A PART-CANTEEN OF FLATWARE & CUTLERY, BY TIFFANY & CO

Hamilton Pattern, to include: 12 fish forks, 12 fish knives (steel bladed & loaded handles), 10 dessert forks, 10 teaspoons, 4 grapefruit spoons, 4 butter spreaders, a table fork, a tablespoon and a pair of sugar tongs, most pieces initialled “H”; 63.5ozt weighable silver (55)

£600-800 (+30% BP*)

191

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CANTEEN OF FLATWARE to include: 12 tablespoons, 12 table forks, 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert forks & 12 teaspoons, with applied cartouches to the reverse (initialled), all contained in a case, by Pierre Queille, Paris c.1840; 110.3ozt (60)

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

192

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1901; 13” (33cm) long; 8ozt

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

193

MIXED FRENCH FLATWARE

Fiddle & Thread Pattern, including 8 tablespoons, a soup ladle and 7 table forks, by E. Maitreau, Bordeaux together with 5 tablespoons and 5 table forks, same pattern, maker’s mark “JO” (a star above and below a cross), and 2 table forks, 2 tablespoons & 4 teaspoons, by a different maker (mark unclear), all of the above initialled, 19thC; 87.8ozt (34)

£700-1000 (+30% BP*)

194

A LATE VICTORIAN DOUBLE-ENDED MEDICINE SPOON by Chawner & Co, London 1885; 5.1” (13cm) long; 0.7ozt

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

195

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLES crested, by Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1809. together with an 18th century toddy ladle, London c.1740; the toddy 13” (33cm) long; 8ozt (5)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

196

MISCELLANEOUS FLATWARE including a set of 6 George IV Irish Fiddle & Rattail teaspoons, by Patrick Moore, Dublin 1828, a set of 5 George III Irish Fiddle teaspoons, by James Scott, Dublin 1815, a pair of small Victorian ladles, by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1837, 3 George III Old English table forks, by Richard Crossley & George Smith, London 1807, 3 dessert forks, 2 butter spreaders, and 4 other various spoons, the majority of the above crested; 21.8ozt (25)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

197

A GEORGE III MARROW SCOOP by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1786, together with a 19th century continental spoon; the marrow scoop

8.75” (22.3cm) long; 3.1ozt (2)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

198

A VICTORIAN PART-CANTEEN OF OLD ENGLISH FLATWARE comprising of 6 tablespoons, 3 table forks, 11 dessert spoons, 6 dessert forks, a sauce ladle & 2 teaspoons, by Chawner & Co, London 1875, together with, 3 table forks, by Henry Holland (same year), all crested; 48.4ozt (32)

£400-500 (+30% BP*)

A Pair Of George Iii Serving Spoons

Fiddle & Thread Pattern, crested, by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1803, together with, a pair of Edwardian asparagus tongs, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1903; the spoons 13” (33cm) long; 14.4ozt (3)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

200

A MIXED LOT OF FLATWARE to include: 13 Old English Pattern teaspoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a sugar scoop, 2 teaspoons & a dessert fork & spoon (Fiddle Pattern), a Bright-cut engraved dessert spoon and 10 various condiment spoons, mixed makers & dates, most of the above initialled, together with a Victorian fish knife, by Hilliard & Thomson, Birmingham 1849; 16.5ozt (lot)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

201

A MIXED LOT OF FLATWARE comprising of two FeatherEdge tablespoons, a pair of Bright-Cut sugar tongs, a set of 5 German naturalistic tea/coffee spoons with matching tongs, a set of 5 engraved teaspoons, a table fork, a tablespoon, a butter spreader, 4 dessert spoons & 4 teaspoons (all Fiddle), most of the above initialled, mixed maker’s & dates; 21.3ozt (25)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

202

MISCELLANEOUS FLATWARE & CUTLERY including a pair of George III Old English serving spoons, crested, by Thomas Chawner, London c.1780, a George III Feather-Edge tablespoon, initialled, by Hester Bateman, London 1786, a George III small Scottish ladle, by James McKay, Edinburgh 1815, together with four teaspoons, two butter spreaders with mother-of-pearl handles, a jam spoon, a tablespoon, two forks and a Victorian engraved knife, some pieces with dedications; 16.25ozt weighable silver (15)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

203

NINE PAIRS OF LATE VICTORIAN FISH KNIVES & FORKS

King’s Pattern, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, London 1899, together with a King’s Pattern table fork (crested) & dessert fork, and a Queen’s Pattern table fork, by three different makers; 44.8ozt (21)

£400-600 (+30% BP*)

204

A GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE crested, by James Thomas, London 1825; 12.5” (31.8cm) long; 7.4ozt

£70-100 (+30% BP*)

205

SIX KING’S PATTERN DESSERT FORKS initialled, by William Eaton, London 1832/36, together with, a pair of George III Old English Pattern tablespoons, initialled, by John Lias, London 1810, and 6 table knives with steel blades; 15.9ozt (14)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

206

A PART-CANTEEN OF QUEEN’S PATTERN FLATWARE

Oyster Heel, including 6 table forks, 6 dessert spoons and 4 teaspoons, initialled, by Jonathan Hayne, London 1824/25/26; 36.4ozt (16)

£350-450 (+30% BP*)

207

ASSORTED FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE a Victorian Scottish soup ladle, by Millidge & Son, Edinburgh 1868, 3 pairs of West Country provincial tablespoons, by three different maker’s, Exeter 1844/58/66, a serving spoon, by William Eaton, London 1829 and a pair of sauce ladles, by Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1810, the majority of the above either initialled or crested; 28.2ozt (9)

£400-500 (+30% BP*)

AN EDWARDIAN PARTCANTEEN OF QUEEN’S PATTERN FLATWARE including: 10 table forks, 12 tablespoons, 11 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 5 teaspoons, 12 egg spoons, a cheese scoop, 2 sauce ladles, a basting spoon, a soup ladle, a sugar spoon & sifter, an ice spade, a pickle fork, a pair of sugar tongs, 2 butter spreaders, 4 salt spoons and 2 mustard spoons, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1909; 155ozt (80)

£1500-2000 (+30% BP*)

209

MIXED OLD ENGLISH FLATWARE a George III serving spoon, by Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne, London 1817, a set of 5 dessert spoons, by Edward Lees, London 1803, a pair of sauce ladles, by Richard Crossley, London 1802, a tablespoon, by Thomas Northcote, London 1788, and 2 other tablespoons with distorted marks, all initialled or crested; 18.2ozt

£250-300 (+30% BP*)

210

MISCELLANEOUS FLATWARE including: 6 Old English Bead Pattern teaspoons, a matching spoon & fork, a small ladle, 3 tea/coffee spoons, 4 small Fiddle spoons, a condiment spoon and 7 other various spoons, the majority with dedications, mixed maker’s & dates; 11.5ozt (lot)

£180-220 (+30% BP*)

211

FIVE VARIOUS 18TH CENTURY

HANOVERIAN SPOONS four initialled and one crested, mixed maker’s & dates; 8.8ozt (5)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

212

A SET OF TWELVE LATE VICTORIAN OLD ENGLISH PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1894; 19.4ozt

£300-350 (+30% BP*)

213

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SCOTTISH QUEEN’S PATTERN TABLESPOONS single struck, initialled, by Robert Scott, Glasgow 1851; 17.1ozt

£250-300 (+30% BP*)

214

HANOVERIAN MILITARY THREAD PATTERN FLATWARE six Victorian tablespoons & four dessert spoons, by Elizabeth & John Eaton, London 1858/59, and eight dessert spoons, by Henry Holland, London 1870; 39.7ozt (18)

£600-700 (+30% BP*)

215

AN 18TH CENTURY MOTE SPOON with a plain rattail, the bowl with pierced scroll decoration and initialled “TR” on the reverse, maker’s mark only c.1750, together with an oval locket with engraved decoration and a suspensory ring, maker’s mark “G.F”, Birmingham 1880; the mote spoon 5.9” (15cm) long; 0.74ozt (2)

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

216

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN FISH SERVERS with engraved & pierced decoration, initialled, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield 1865, together with, two fish slices, one George III Fiddle example, crested, by Abstinando King, London 1804, the other George IV, same pattern, initialled, by William Chawner, London 1825; 9.2ozt weighable silver (4)

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

217

A SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS initialled, by Charles Boyton, London 1902, together with 6 tablespoons, by two different makers, London 1822/1823/1846; 29ozt (12)

£400-450 (+30% BP*)

218

A SET OF ELEVEN VICTORIAN, WEST COUNTRY PROVINCIAL, FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS by John Stone, Exeter 1845, together with another, by William Eley, Charles Eley & Henry Eley, London 1824; 15.4ozt (12)

£250-300 (+30% BP*)

219

TWO EARLY 19TH CENTURY FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLES one by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1822, the other, initialled, by Robert Hennell, London 1831; the latter 13.5” (34.3cm) long; 19ozt (2)

£300-350 (+30% BP*)

220

A CASED PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVERGILT SERVING SPOONS & MATCHING SUGAR SIFTER with drop-shaped bowls and decorated in relief with classical figures, urns, oak leaves and flowers, contained in original fitted case, by H.J Lias & Son, London 1876/77; the case 9” (22.9cm) long; 5.7ozt

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

221

A SET OF TEN WILLIAM IV IRISH DESSERT FORKS

Fiddle Pattern, crested, by James Le Bas, Dublin 1836; 13.5ozt (10)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

222

A MIXED LOT a cased set of 6 tea/coffee spoons, by Barnett Henry Abrahams, Birmingham 1901, a cased set of 6 side knives (steel blades & loaded handles), a Scottish sauce boat on three hoof feet, by Robert Stewart, Glasgow 1928, a Feather-edged ladle (marks distorted), a North American sauce ladle, initialled, a small ladle with a lipped bowl, & a pickle fork; the largest ladle 9.5” (24cm) long; 13.1ozt weighable silver (7)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

223

A GEORGE II SCOTTISH TABLESPOON

Hanoverian Pattern, initialled “J.G” (script) on the back of the terminal, by Charles Dickson (assay master Hugh Gordon), Edinburgh 1747; 8” (20.3cm) long; 2ozt £60-80 (+30% BP*)

A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN CASED SET OF SIX TEASPOONS & MATCHING SUGAR TONGS with twist stems and openwork terminals, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1896/1902, together with, a pair of George III sugar nips, maker’s mark overstriking another, possibly for Joseph Ash, London c.1810, and two sets of 6 tea/coffee spoons, 5 teaspoons, a small fork, pair of sugar tongs and a small 3 pronged pick, mixed maker’s patterns & dates; the case 7.9” (20cm) long; 11.8ozt (lot)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

225

MIXED FLATWARE including 5 Fiddle table forks, 5 dessert forks (one crested), & 5 teaspoons, together with 4 Old English dessert forks & a teaspoon, mixed maker’s & dates; 27.1ozt (20)

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

226

FIVE CASED SETS a 19th century set of 12 French teaspoons, with engraved decoration, by Henri-Louis Chenailler, Paris c.1850, a set of 6 tea/coffee spoons, by Hammond, Creake & Co, Sheffield 1908, a modern pickle fork, by Francis Howard, Sheffield 1969, a pair of salts, by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1911 & 2 non-matching condiment spoons, and a set of 4 Victorian salts, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, Birmingham 1883; the largest case 10” (25.3cm) long; 11.3ozt weighable silver (5)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

227

A SET OF ELEVEN GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS by William Chawner, London 1827; 14.8ozt (11)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

228

MISCELLANEOUS FLATWARE to include: 4 dessert forks, 9 teaspoons, a toasting fork, a pair of tongs with twisted stems, a small fork, a pair of Fiddle Thread & Shell Pattern sugar tongs and 4 collectors teaspoons, some of the above with dedications; 12.1ozt (21)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

229

A GEORGE II HANOVERIAN SPOON curiously made*, with a short angled stem and a drop shaped bowl, engraved on the reverse of the terminal with a coat of arms, maker’s mark struck three times for Edward Pocock, London c.1730; 6.1” (15.5cm) long; 1.44ozt

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

*Likely made for a specific purpose

230

A GEORGE III CADDY SPOON with a Fiddle stem leading to a rounded rectangular gilded bowl, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1816, together with a pair of sugar nips, initialled, by George Andrews, London c.1765; the latter 4.75” (12cm) long; 1.5ozt (2)

£60-80 (+30% BP*)

231

A JAMES I SEAL TOP SPOON the chased terminal with traces of gilding, maker’s mark “D” enclosing “C” for Daniel Cary, London 1623; 6.5” (16.5cm) long; 1.48ozt

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

232

A CASED VICTORIAN MATCHED THREEPIECE BUTTER, JAM & SUGAR SET

Fiddle Pattern, including a sugar shovel, butter spreader & jam spoon, by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1889/1895 & 1897; the case 8.5” (21.5cm) long; 3.7ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

233

A GEORGE III CADDY SPOON the flowerhead bowl with a matte finish and punch-bead decoration, maker’s mark “I.T”, Birmingham 1809; 3” (7.5cm) long; 0.28ozt

£60-80 (+30% BP*)

234

A CASED SET OF SIX GEORGE V ENAMEL TEA/COFFEE SPOONS with blue enamel decoration on the terminals, contained in original fitted case, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1934; the case 6.25” (15.9cm) long; 1.2ozt

£50-70 (+30% BP*)

235

A PAIR OF GEORGE V ASPARAGUS TONGS with engraved decoration, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1921; 7.75” (19.5cm) long; 6.3ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

236

A VICTORIAN MEDICINE SPOON the stem with engine-turned decoration, by Thomas Johnson, London 1857; 5” (12.7cm) long; 0.69ozt

£60-80 (+30% BP*)

237

A SET OF SIX 20TH CENTURY CHINESE COCKTAIL SPOONS with simulated bamboo stems and pagoda terminals, marked “90%silver” and “MADE IN HONG KONG” only; 7.5” (19cm) long; 2.5ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

238

TWO VICTORIAN KING’S PATTERN SERVING SPOONS both inscribed on the back of their bowls “BEST YEARLING BULL SHORT HORNED BREED”, initialled, by H.J Lias & Son, London 1850/52; 12” (30.5cm) long; 13.6ozt

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

239

A VICTORIAN CASED CADDY SPOON & MATCHING SCOOP with twist stems and decorative terminals, contained in original fitted case, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1893; the case 6.3” (16cm) long; 0.95ozt

£60-80 (+30% BP*)

240

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III PICTUREBACK TEASPOONS decorated on the back of the bowls with a basket of flowers, initialled “IF” on the back of the terminals, maker’s mark “GS” and lion passant only, for George Smith, London c.1780; 2ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

241

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY DUTCH SERVING TONGS with engraved & pierced decoration, maker’s mark lost in the engraving, Amsterdam 1847; 9” (22.8cm) long; 4.9ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

242

A HANDMADE CADDY SPOON, BY OMAR RAMSDEN with a drop-shaped bowl and a tendril handle set with a red enamel boss, London 1925; 3.5” (9cm) long; 1.25ozt

£800-1000 (+30% BP*)

243

A SET OF SIX GEORGE V KING’S PATTERN SOUP SPOONS by Josiah Williams & Co (2 different maker’s marks), London 1933, together with two George III Old English sauce ladles & two George V teaspoons; 21.45ozt (10)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

244

A VICTORIAN CAST SPOON the handle in the form of a harlequin, with a leaf shaped bowl, textured back and shell heel, by Thomas Johnson, London 1881; 4.5” (11.4cm) long; 1.45ozt

£100-200 (+30% BP*)

245

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CADDY SPOON in the form of a man playing bagpipes & stood on a barrel, with import marks for Berthold Muller, London 1903; 4.6” (11.7cm) long; 0.9ozt

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN GRAPE SHEARS initialled, by Chawner & Co, London 1869; 7.1” (18cm) long; 3.5ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

251

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVERGILT BRIGHT-CUT ENGRAVED SPOONS with fluted bowls, crested, by maker’s mark “SH”, London 1809, together with a George III West Country Provincial sugar sifter with an engraved stem & an embossed berry bowl (gilded), by Richard Ferris, Exeter 1811; the former spoons 8.4” (21.4cm) long; 5.2ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

252

247 THREE BRIGHT-CUT IRISH DESSERT SPOONS with Celtic points, one by Michael Keating 1816, another by John Daly (probably) 1802 & the final with maker’s mark “J.S”, all Dublin made & crested to match; 2.3ozt (3)

£60-80 (+30% BP*)

248

A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SUGAR SIFTERS

Fiddle & Thread Pattern, crested, by George Turner, London 1823; 3.9ozt

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

249

A SET OF SIX MODERN TABLE KNIVES AND MATCHING SIDE KNIVES in a decorative pattern, steel blades, maker’s mark “RP”, Sheffield 1979 (12)

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

250

A GEORGE III SCOTTISH OAR PATTERN SERVING SPOON crested, by John Ziegler, Edinburgh 1811; 12.25” (31.2cm) long; 3.4ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

A VICTORIAN PART-CANTEEN OF TREFID PATTERN FLATWARE comprising of: 36 table forks, 18 tablespoons, 12 dessert forks & 18 dessert spoons, by Robert Dicker, London 1886, together with 6 dessert forks & 2 spoons with deep circular bowls, same pattern, by Francis Higgins, London 1889/95, the spoons with a ribbed rattail, all of the above initialled “V” to match; 159ozt (92)

£1500-2000 (+30% BP*)

253

VICTORIAN FIDDLE, THREAD & SHELL FLATWARE including: 6 tablespoons, 6 table forks, 6 dessert forks and 5 dessert spoons, by Chawner & Co & A. B Savory & Sons, London 1856/57/63 & 64; 60.6ozt (23)

£600-800 (+30% BP*)

254

A GEORGE III BUTTER SPADE with a reeded handle (loaded), crested, by Robert Hennell, London 1789; 7.4” (18.6cm) long

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

255

A MATCHED PART-CANTEEN OF OLD ENGLISH FEATHER-EDGE FLATWARE including: 12 tablespoons, 12 table forks, 11 dessert forks, 11 dessert spoons, 11 teaspoons, 4 mustard spoons, 3 salt spoons, 2 sauce ladles, a strainer spoon & a soup ladle, all crested to match, mixed maker’s & dates, George IIIWilliam IV; 93.4ozt (68)

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

SILVER & PLATED WARES

256

A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED MUG baluster form, with a leaf-capped scroll handle, decorated in high relief with foliate scrolls, engraved with a presentation inscription and raised on a spreading circular foot, by Joseph & Albert Savory, London 1854; 5.25” (13.3cm) high; 13.5ozt

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

257

A 19TH CENTURY SOUTH AMERICAN CHALICE the bowl of campana form, with a knopped stem and a raised circular foot, traces of gilding, unmarked possibly Peruvian; 9” (23cm) high; 12.2ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

258

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TANKARD, BY GEORG JENSEN of tapering circular form, with a scroll handle, a slightly domed cover with a scallop thumbpiece and with a light spot hammered finish all over, Denmark c.1929, also bearing import marks for Stockwell & Co, London; 5.1” (13cm) high; 16.7ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

259

A GEORGE V SWINGHANDLED CAKE BASKET of shaped circular outline, with corded borders, pierced sides and raised on an octagonal foot, by Joseph Rogers & Sons, Sheffield 1911; 10.2” (26cm) diameter; 21.6ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

A WILLIAM IV TEAPOT of squat circular form, with a scroll handle, a strawberry finial and with a presentation inscription to one side, by Joseph & Albert Savory, London 1836; 11.4” (28.9cm) long; 21.8ozt

Ivory Submission

Reference: 39Q5MTXZ.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

261

A VICTORIAN BALUSTER SUGAR CASTER with a pierced, pull-off cover and a wrythen-fluted lower body, by Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst, London 1894, together with a pair of small pepper casters, another small pepper, a pierced bonbon dish (A/F), a pair of vases (loaded bases), a 19th century Russian strainer & a George III baluster caster (no cover); the sugar caster

8” (20.3cm) high; 16ozt (7)

£140-180 (+30% BP*)

262

A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY BRITANNIA-STANDARD COMMEMORATIVE DISHES made to celebrate the tercentenary of Hoares Bank, 1672-1972, by C. Hoare & Co, London 1972, together with an Elizabeth II bonbon dish, with fish scale decoration, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1952 and a small Irish pin tray, by Michael D Hilliar, Dublin 1988 (with the special hallmark to denote the Dublin City Millennial Year); the bonbon dish 5” (12.7cm) diameter; 8.7ozt (4)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

263

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OVAL TEA TRAY with leaf-capped twin handles and a reeded border; by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1936; 26” (66cm) long; 95ozt (approx)

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

264

A GEORGE III BALUSTER CREAM JUG with punch-bead borders, a scroll handle and raised on a circular foot, by Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton, London 1778, together with a George III baluster pepper caster, with bead borders and an urn finial, maker’s mark overstriking another, London 1790; the latter 5.5” (14cm) high; 4.6ozt (2)

£70-100 (+30% BP*)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY THREE-PIECE TEA SET of rounded rectangular form and with scroll handles, by William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1936; the tea pot; 12.1” (30.9cm) long; 40.4ozt (3)

£300-500 (+30% BP*)

266

A LATE VICTORIAN ROSE BOWL of circular form, embossed with stylised swirl fluting and raised on a spreading foot, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1900; 7.75” (19.7cm) diameter; 11.9ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

267

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN EWER & BASIN with lobed decoration and ribbed borders, the ewer with a scroll handle, initialled and gilt interior, possibly by Alexander Yarshinov, St Petersburg 1795-1826; the basin 14.25” (36.2cm) long; 57.2ozt (2)

£600-800 (+30% BP*)

268

A LARGE OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE TUREEN & COVER navette form, with reeded borders, twin loop handles and a weighted base, crested*; 16.5” (42cm) long

£100-200 (+30% BP*)

*Crest that of VernonHanbury Hall, Worcestershire

EIGHT VARIOUS TROPHY CUPS one inscribed “WIMBLEDON STADIUM. FRIDAY 20TH JULY 1934, THE TWENTY SECOND WIMBLEDON POPULAR PLATE, WON BY MR W. FARRANCE’S HASLINGFIELD SONNY ”, with a wooden plinth, and seven others (one inscribed), mixed maker’s and dates, 1909-34; the largest 9.6” (24.5cm) high; 55ozt weighable silver (8)

£500-700 (+30% BP*)

270

AN EDWARDIAN THREE-PIECE TEA SET shaped oblong, with lobed bodies, gadrooned borders and loop handles, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1908, together with a non-matching Victorian hot water jug, with a fluted lower body & hinged cover, by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1897; the latter 6.5” (16.5cm) high; 33.7ozt (4)

£300-500 (+30% BP*)

271

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SQUAT CIRCULAR SALTS raised on three hoof feet, crested*, no maker’s mark, London 1740; 2.5” (6.4cm) diameter; 13.6ozt (4)

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

*Crest that of Vernon, Earl of Shipbrook

272

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SALVER of shaped circular outline, with a moulded border, engraved decoration surrounding a central presentation inscription and raised on three scrolling legs, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1903; 12” (30.5cm) diameter; 29.3ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

273

A GEORGE III SHALLOW CIRCULAR TEA POT with part-fluted decoration, claw feet & a “cape” rim, together with a matching milk jug, both pieces faintly inscribed on their bases & crested, maker’s mark distorted, London 1806 and a non-matching sugar basin, on ball & claw feet, crested, London 1812; the tea pot 10.25” (26cm) long; 38ozt weighable silver (3)

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

274

A VICTORIAN SALVER of shaped circular outline, with a bead border, engraved decoration to the centre and on ball & claw feet, crested, contained in a card box, by Robert Harper, London 1866; 8” (20.3cm) diameter; 8.6ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

275

A GEORGE V SPIRIT FLASK of rounded rectangular outline, with a hinged, twist-open cover and inscribed on the front “A.M.G.J IRNHAM 20-7-33”, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1934 (bearing the Jubilee mark); 7” (17.7cm) high; 9.95ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

276

A 20TH CENTURY NORTH AMERICAN OVAL MEAT PLATE by Gorham Manufacturing Co, of Rhode Island, c.1925; 18” (45.7cm) long; 32.8ozt

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

277

A 19TH CENTURY DUTCH BRANDY BOWL with decorative twin handles and punch-bead borders, the body embossed and chased with landscape scenes surrounded by foliate scrolls on a matte ground, Amsterdam c.1850; 7.9” (20cm) long; 5.25ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

278

A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY SPANISH TRAY oval form, the centre embossed in high relief with a floral arrangement and a wheat leaf border, by M. Clemente (assay master S. Roman), Salamanca c.1800; 14.5” (36.9cm) long; 17.8ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

279

AN 18TH CENTURY SPANISH TRAY OR DISH of circular form, with a domed centre, embossed and chased with foliate scrolls all over, by Francisco Sanchez Teramas (assay master Jose De Gongora), Cordoba c.1750; 13.5” (34.2cm) diameter; 14ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

280

AN 18TH CENTURY SPANISH DISH oval form, with a stiff-leaf border & the domed centre embossed with floral scrolls, maker’s mark partially struck, assay master’s mark overstriking itself, Valladolid, 18thC; 17” (43.2cm) long; 15.2ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

281

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY NOVELTY PEPPER CASTER modelled as a Dutch boy, wearing clogs & a traditional peasant costume, with import marks for London 1909; 4” (10cm) high; 2.5ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

282

A GEORGE III TOAST RACK with a gadrooned border, husk & scroll corners, seven arched bars and a central loop handle, by J.W Story & W. Elliot, London 1809; 6.75” (17cm) long; 11.8ozt

£250-300 (+30% BP*)

283

A PAIR OF GEORGE II CAST CANDLESTICKS on hexafoil bases, with knopped baluster columns & detachable nozzles, decorated with chasing, shells and grotesque masks, by John Cafe, London 1749; 8.5” (21.5cm) high; 37.6ozt (2)

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

284

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN DWARF CANDLESTICKS with gadrooned borders, the columns with spiral oak leaf & acorn decoration and the square bases (loaded) with urns and foliage, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1904; 6.5” (16.5cm) high (2)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

285

A PAIR OF LATE GEORGE II CAST CANDLESTICKS on hexafoil bases, with knopped stems, detachable nozzles and corded borders, by John Hyatt & Charles Semore, London 1757; 9” (22.8cm) high; 32.7ozt (2)

£900-1200 (+30% BP*)

286

A SMALL GEORGE II TAPERING COFFEE POT with a scroll handle, a cushiondomed cover and engraved with an armorial on one side, by John White, London 1734; 7.5” (19cm) high; 18ozt £300-400 (+30% BP*)

287

A VICTORIAN SQUATCIRCULAR TEAPOT with a scroll handle, a cushion finial and a reeded central girdle, by James Aldridge, London 1859, together with, an earlier non-matching sugar bowl, of a similar design, crested, gilt interior, by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1824; the teapot 11” (28cm) long; 33.3ozt (2)

Ivory Submission Reference: H622KQPP.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

288

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SAUCE BOATS with wavy rims, leaf-capped flying scroll handles and on three hoof feet, by John Harvey, London 1751; 6.75” (17.1cm) long; 17.5ozt (2)

£300-500 (+30% BP*)

289

A WILLIAM IV IRISH TEA POT of melon fluted form, with a scroll handle, flower finial and raised on a circular foot, initialled, maker’s mark overstriking another, Dublin 1830; 10.75” (27.3cm) long; 24.1ozt

Ivory Submission Reference: JWVNM6S2.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

290

A PAIR OF GEORGE III MEAT DISHES shaped oval outline, with an applied border and engraved on the rim with a coat of arms with an Earl’s coronet*, numbered & scratch-weight on the reverse, by Robert Makepeace & Richard Carter, London 1778; 14.5” (36.8cm) long; 60.3ozt (2)

£800-1200 (+30% BP*)

*Arms possibly that of Scott, Earl of Clonmell, Co. Tipperary

291

A GEORGE III BALUSTER CREAM JUG on a domed circular foot, with a scroll handle and wavy rim, by James Young, London 1768, together with a 19th century Italian beaker, initialled, gilt interior, maker’s mark “RV”; the cream jug 4.5” (11.3cm) high; 5ozt (2)

£70-100 (+30% BP*)

292

FIVE VICTORIAN CIRCULAR SALTS a trio, with maker’s mark overstriking another, London 1859, and a pair, maker’s mark worn, Sheffield 1870 (all with glass liners), together with, five non-matching Fiddle condiment spoons, crested; the salts 2.5” (6.2cm) diameter; 12.75ozt (10)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

293

A GEORGE II BALUSTER CREAM JUG with a wavy rim, embossed decoration and a vacant cartouche, maker’s mark partially lost, probably Benjamin White, London 1748, together with two other cream jugs, one by Charles Stuart Harris Ltd, London 1934, the other by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1908, and a Victorian sugar bowl, inscribed & gilt interior, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1881, with a non-matching sugar sifter, initialled, by Chawner & Co, London 1877; the sugar bowl 3” (7.6cm) high; 13.5ozt (5)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

294

A MIXED LOT a small early 20th century hot water jug (weighted base), maker’s mark worn, London 1916, a Victorian octagonal christening mug, with engraved decoration, initialled, maker’s mark partially worn, London 1843, a George VI christening mug, with a “C”-scroll handle, by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1938, a sugar bowl, inscribed on the base, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1921 & a cut-glass mounted jar; the jug 6.5” (16.5cm) high; 10.1ozt weighable silver (5)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

295

A SMALL 18TH CENTURY TEA POT circular form, with a bellied body, gadrooned border and a scroll handle, engraved with an armorial on one side, by Elizabeth Godfrey (no date letter) London c.1755; 8” (20.3cm) long; 16.4ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

296

A GEORGE II VASE-SHAPED SUGAR CASTER with a high domed cover, an urn finial and engraved arms to one side, by Samuel Wood, London 1752, together with a George II baluster pepper caster, with a bun cover, crested, maker’s mark worn, London 1738; the former

6.75” (17.1cm) high; 10.3ozt (2)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

297

A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SAUCE BOAT oval form, with a leaf-capped scroll handle a domed foot, crested, by William Dempster, Edinburgh 1768; 7.5” (19cm) long; 9.9ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

298

A GEORGE II CREAM JUG baluster form, by Francis Turner, London 1726, together with, a George III milk jug, with a reeded border and embossed & chased decoration, no maker’s mark, London 1801, and a George V milk jug, with a wavy rim & on three legs, by Lambert & Co, London 1914; the latter 4” (10cm) high; 12ozt (3)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

299

A MIXED LOT a Victorian tapering beaker, by Edward Ker Reid, London 1861, a brass kitchen pepper, an Italian box simulating bamboo, by Tiffany & Co, and a late 19th/early 20th century North American vase, with lobed decoration (loaded base), by Reed & Barton of Taunton MA, c.1900; the vase 10.25” (26cm) high; 7.1ozt weighable silver (4)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

300

A GEORGE V SALVER of shaped square outline, engraved in the centre with a presentation inscription and raised on four hoof feet, by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1932; 12” (30.5cm) long; 38.8ozt

£400-500 (+30% BP*)

301

A MIXED LOT a George V teapot, with a squat oval body & collet foot, by Ernest Druiff & Co, Birmingham 1925, a swing-handled sugar bowl, with pierced decoration (blue glass liner), by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1933, a cream jug, with a hexagonal foot, by Levesley Brothers, Sheffield 1901, two wine labels (“GIN” & “BRANDY”) and a modern napkin ring; the teapot 10” (25.3cm) long; 24.1ozt weighable silver (6)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

302

A GEORGE V SALVER of shaped circular outline, with a moulded border and a presentation inscription in the centre, maker’s mark worn, London 1935; 10.4” (26.3cm) diameter; 15.9ozt £150-250 (+30% BP*)

303

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SALVER of shaped circular outline, with engraved decoration surrounding the central monogram & date and raised on three scroll feet, by Sibray, Hall & Co. Ltd, London 1902; 9.9” (20cm) diameter; 19.1ozt £180-220 (+30% BP*)

304

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TANKARD of tapering form, with an applied central girdle, the handle, cushion-domed cover and thumbpiece with acanthus leaf decoration, crested and inscribed on the base “PRESENTED WITH OTHER PIECES OF PLATE, TO EDWARD FRANCIS HICKS, BY THE SALTERS COMPANY, IN RECOGNITION OF HIS SERVICES AS MASTER OF THE COMPANY FOR THE YEAR 1911-12. 1ST AUGT 1912”, by S.W Smith & Co, London 1906; 6.75” (17cm) high; 32ozt £300-500 (+30% BP*)

305

A GEORGE V SMALL SALVER of shaped circular outline, with a moulded border, inscribed in the centre “CATISTOCK HUNTER TRIALS 1937 OPEN CLASS 2ND PRIZE”, and raised on three scroll feet, by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1935; 8” (20.3cm) diameter; 10.5ozt £100-150 (+30% BP*)

306

A GEORGE III GOBLET with a campana-shaped bowl and part-fluted decoration, inscribed on one side “PRESENTED TO W.J DIXON BY HIS WORKMEN AS A TOKEN OF THEIR RESPECT FOR HIS MANLY AND UPRIGHT CONDUCT STOCKTON MAY 24TH 1836”, by J.E Terry & Co, London 1818; 6.75” (17.1cm) high; 10.4ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

307

A 20TH CENTURY TWO-HANDLED CUP circular form, with beaded borders, a part-fluted bowl and inscribed on one side “TO W.S. PASMORE FROM HIS FRIENDS AT 151 QUEEN VICTORIA ST & THE MILLS ON HIS RETIREMENT, SEPT 1913”, with a lift-out plated grille for use as a rose bowl, by Mappin & Webb, London 1938; 7.75” (19.7cm) diameter; 36.2ozt

£350-450 (+30% BP*)

308

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY COFFEE POT tapering form, with a scroll handle, the domed cover with an urn finial, initialled “E.M.H” on one side and dated “1882-1907” below, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd, London 1904; 8.75” (22.2cm) high; 20.1ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

309

AN EDWARDIAN TEA KETTLE ON STAND with part-fluted decoration, a gadrooned border and reeded claw legs (lacking its burner), by Henry Wigfull, Sheffield 1905; 36.7ozt

£300-500 (+30% BP*)

310

A VICTORIAN TEA POT of shaped oval outline, with bead borders, bright-cut engraved borders, a scroll handle and a cushion finial, crested, by Robert Harper, London 1871; 11.75” (29.6cm) long; 23.1ozt

Ivory Submission Reference: AQVRRQKC. CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

311

A GEORGE II BEAKER with an applied central girdle, a slightly everting rim and decorated with a contemporary coat of arms, possibly converted from a cup, by Benjamin Cartwright, London 1754; 5.1” (13.2cm) high; 8.5ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

312

A LATE VICTORIAN TEA POT of cylindrical form, with gadrooned borders, a pull-off cover & a scroll handle, initialled, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1896; 9.25” (23.5cm) long; 14.2ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

313

A MIXED LOT including a late Victorian tea pot, with a part-fluted lower body, maker’s mark worn, Chester 1898, an early 20th century cased christening bowl & matching spoon, initialled, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1925, an Edwardian cased pair of salts, by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1905 (with two non-matching condiment spoons) & a George V pierced bonbon dish, by T.H. Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham 1912; the largest case 8.9” (22.5cm) long; 20.25ozt weighable silver (6)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

314

TWO PAIRS OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY TRUMPET VASES one pair with textured bodies, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1907, the other pair with embossed decoration, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1905, both with loaded bases; the former pair 8.5” (21.5cm) high (4)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

315

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN CANDLESTICKS on sloping square bases (loaded), with floral borders and detachable nozzles, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1905; 8.9” (22.5cm) high

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

316

A LATE VICTORIAN OCTAGONAL SUGAR CASTER on four ball & claw feet, maker’s mark “B&D”, London 1900; 6.5” (16.5cm) high; 9.7ozt

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

317

A MIXED LOT OF CONDIMENTS a late 19th/early 20th century Chinese pepper, by Kwan Wo of Canton/Hong Kong c.1900, a pair of kitchen peppers (two sizes), by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1900, two mustard pots & two salts (blue glass liners), two condiment spoons, a pepper on three legs, together with a pair of George V toast racks, by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1932, a mounted glass sugar caster, a mounted glass smelling salts bottle & a small modern “armada” dish, inscribed, in original card box, by Garrards & Co Ltd, London 1988; the sugar caster 6.8” (17.5cm) high; 17.9ozt weighable silver (15)

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

A GEORGE V SALVER of shaped circular outline, with a moulded border & raised on four legs, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1925; 10.1” (25.6cm) diameter; 20.8ozt

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

319

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY COFFEE POT octagonal form, with a scroll handle & an urn finial, by William Aitken, Birmingham 1912; 8.75” (22.2cm) high; 14.4ozt

£200-250 (+30% BP*)

320

A GEORGE V SWING-HANDLED CAKE BASKET of shaped circular outline, with an applied border of foliate scrolls and shells and the body with pierced sides, by Elkington & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1912; 10.8” (27.5cm) diameter; 22.6ozt

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

321

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY DWARF CANDLESTICKS on stepped square bases (loaded), with fluted columns and detachable nozzles, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1909; 6” (15.2cm) high

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

322

A GEORGE V FRUIT DISH of shaped circular outline, with a reeded foliate scroll border with alternating shells and pierced sides, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1932; 10.5” (26.5cm) diameter; 16.9ozt

£250-300 (+30% BP*)

323

A GEORGE V SUGAR CASTER of vase form, the pierced cover with an urn finial and a bayonet fitting, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1928; 8” (20.2cm) high; 10.1ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

324

A PAIR OF GEORGE V WOODEN MOUNTED COASTERS shaped circular outline, with corded borders & pierced sides, by Collingwood & Co, London 1933; 4.75” (12cm) diameter

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

325

A VICTORIAN EMBOSSED MUG decorated in relief with figures by a fire and a vacant foliate cartouche, with a scroll handle, gilt interior, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1856; 4.5” (11.5cm) high; 6.6ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

326

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY NAVETTE-SHAPED SWING BASKET with pierced sides and applied borders, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1916; 10.9” (27.6cm) long; 11.1ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

327

A CASED PAIR OF VICTORIAN SAUCE BOATS & MATCHING LADLES with wavy rims, flying-scroll handles and raised on three legs, contained in a fitted case, by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1873; the case 9” (23cm) long; 10.8ozt (4)

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

328

A LATE VICTORIAN SWING-HANDLED BASKET of shaped oval outline, with a scroll border and embossed with stylised flowers & swags, by Fordham & Faulkner, London 1897; 10” (25.3cm) long; 10.6ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

329

A LATE VICTORIAN EMBOSSED SUGAR CASTER profusely decorated with floral scrolls and the cover with a bayonet fitting, by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1892; 6” (15.2cm) high; 7.5ozt

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

330

A VICTORIAN NAVETTE-SHAPED STAND OR TRAY with a bead border and an engraved centre, initialled, by Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd, London 1872; 12.75” (32.5cm) long; 19.4ozt

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

A GEORGE III MUG of tapering form, with a slightly everting rim and reeded decoration, inscribed & gilt interior, by Charles Wright, London 1777; 4.25” (10.8cm) high; 9.5ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

332

A GEORGE IV SMALL SALVER OR WAITER of shaped circular outline, with a husk and scroll border, chased decoration and raised on three scroll feet, by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1828; 7.3” (18.6cm) diameter; 9.8ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

333

A VICTORIAN MUSTARD POT with an egg & dart border, a pierced body and lacking its original liner, by Robert Harper, London 1872, together with, an Edwardian mounted glass inkwell, with a corded border, star-cut base and decorated with classical figures, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1908 and two pepper casters, one by Robert Peaston, London 1766 & the other with worn marks; the largest caster 5” (12.7cm) high; 8.1ozt weighable silver (4)

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

334

A GEORGE V BRITANNIASTANDARD MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPH FRAME rectangular, with engine-turned decoration and an easel back, by British Metallising Co. Ltd, London 1929; 13.5” (34.2cm) high

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

335

A WILLIAM IV/EARLY VICTORIAN SMALL SALVER

shaped circular outline, with a husk & scroll border, a chased centre and raised on three scroll feet, by William Bateman, London 1837; 7.25” (18.5cm) diameter; 9.5ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

336

A WILLIAM IV EMBOSSED MUG of campana form, with a leaf-capped scroll handle and decorated with stylised leaves, maker’s maker worn, London 1831; 4.25” (10.7cm) high;

5.6ozt

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

337

AN ELIZABETH II CARD TRAY of shaped square outline, with a moulded border and incurved corners, crested in the centre, by John Henry Odell, London 1966; 7.5” (19cm) long; 7.75ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

338

TWO GEORGE V BALUSTER MUGS one larger in size, initialled “T.H.R.P”, by William Bruford & Son, Birmingham 1929, the smaller example with a leaf-capped ‘S’-scroll handle and an inscription on the front, by Charles Perry & Co, Chester 1929; the former 5.25” (13.5cm) high; 14.5ozt (2)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

339

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY WOODEN MOUNTED WINE COASTERS shaped circular outline, with pierced foliate scroll sides and corded borders, crested, marks partially lost in piercing, London c.1760; 4.75” (12cm) diameter (2) £200-300 (+30% BP*)

340

A PAIR OF GEORGE VI TOAST RACKS with six arched bars and a central loop handle, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1946, together with two other toast racks, both by Viner’s Ltd, London 1934 & Sheffield 1934; the pair 3” (7.6cm) long; 5.95ozt (4)

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

341

A GEORGE III SMALL CIRCULAR SALVER with a reeded border and raised on three legs, by Timothy Renou, London 1796; 7.5” (19cm) diameter; 10.9ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

342

A GEORGE V FRUIT DISH OR STAND hexagonal form with a stepped border and raised on a pedestal, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1912; 6.25” (16cm) high; 16.1ozt

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

343

A GEORGE V TWO-HANDLED CUP with twin loop handles, a reeded border and applied festoons, engraved with a presentation inscription

“RETFORD CLUB PRESIDENT’S CUP 1912 W.OAKDEN”, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1911; 7.75” (19.7cm) high; 17.4ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

344

A MIXED LOT including a pair of George V baluster casters, London 1931, a cream jug on three legs, a spirit flask with a lift-off cup & a twist-off hinged cap, a table lighter, with a presentation inscription and engraved with the emblem of the Royal Artillery Regiment, a vesta case, inscribed, a mustard pot and a salt dish (blue glass liners); the flask 5” (12.6cm) high; 27ozt (8)

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

345

A MODERN CONTINENTAL CAST PRICKET CANDLESTICK in the form of a perched mythical bird, inscribed around the base of the drip pan with names and dated “1977”; 7.5” (19cm) high; 43ozt

£600-700 (+30% BP*)

346

A MIXED LOT including an octagonal sugar caster, a hexagonal vase, a christening mug, a pair of pepper casters, a toddy ladle inset with a coin, an egg cup, two napkin rings, and a trio of condiments with applied birds (the salts with blue glass liners), some pieces with dedications; the sugar caster 8.25” (21cm) high; 22.85ozt (12)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

347

A GEORGE III WAX JACK on a circular base, with bead borders, a sprung clip and an acorn finial, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1783; 5.8” (14.8cm) high; 8.2ozt (gross & including wax)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

348

A MIXED LOT an octagonal sugar caster, two pairs of pepperettes, a Victorian milk jug with a part-fluted lower body, a mustard pot with pierced sides, initialled and lacking its handle and original liner, three napkin rings (one inscribed one initialled) and a small North American cup or beaker; the caster 8” (20.2cm) high; 18.3ozt weighable silver (11)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

349

A MIXED LOT two similar circular bowls, with embossed & chased decoration, both marked “830”, likely Scandinavian, two pepper mills (metal innards), a pair of modern “armada” dishes, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1967, a Dutch pierced bonbon dish, with a bead border, by Zaanlandse Zilversmedeij, Haarlem/Amsterdam c.1955 and a small cigarette box, with an engine-turned cover and cedarwood lining, by Harman Brothers, Birmingham 1971; the bonbon dish 6” (15.2cm) long; 13ozt weighable silver (7)

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

350

AN ELIZABETH II WOODEN MOUNTED PRESENTATION STAND rectangular form, mounted with applied birds modelled as a hen & cock pheasant with textured plumage, each marked “925” & “STERLING” & with import marks for London 1960, the base inscribed in the centre “PRESENTED TO LIEUT. COLONEL GILBERT S. POOLE. DSO. BY PAST HIGH SHERIFFS OF SOMERSET AS A MARK OF THEIR ESTEEM AND AFFECTION ON HIS RETIREMENT AFTER 42 YEARS AS UNDER SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY

19TH OCTOBER 1960”, by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd, London 1960; 21.25” (54cm) long overall

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

351

A LATE 17TH CENTURY CAST BELGIAN HALF-LENGTH

FIGURE OF AN ARCHANGEL with draped clothing, outstretched arms and lacking its wings, marks slightly unclear, possibly for Antwerp or Brugge c.1690; 9” (23cm) high; 35.9ozt

£3000-4000 (+30% BP*)

A FINE EARLY VICTORIAN PRESENTATION CENTREPIECE modelled as Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852)*, on horseback with reins in one hand and a telescope in the other, wearing a bicorne hat and his sword sheathed on his left leg, the horse with a textured finish and raised on a naturalistic base, inscribed on one side “PUBLISHED AS THE ACT DIRECTS BY R&S GARRARD PANTON ST LONDON 18TH JUNE 1837”, and “COTTERILL SCULPT”** on the other, mounted on a slate base applied with “ARTHUR DUKE OF WELLINGTON” on either side and the bottom inscribed “THE CONSERVATIVES OF WEST SOMERSET PRESENTED THIS STATUE TO JOSEPH RUSCOMBE POOLE ESQR. 1839” on the front and reverse of an applied silver band, by R & S Garrard & Co, London 1839; 25.5” (64.8cm) high overall; 159ozt (approx)

*Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, was a statesman, solder & Tory politician. He was one of the leading military and political figures of 19th century Britain, serving twice as the Prime Minister & among the commanders who won the Napoleonic Wars, when the Seventh Coalition defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

**Edmund Cotterill (fl. 1822-1858) for Robert Garrard. Cotterill ran Garrard’s design studio from 1833 and helped establish their reputation for producing sculptural groups and centrepieces in bronze and silver. According to The Illustrated London News, Cotterill stood at the head of the class of artists who model for silversmiths and his productions have earned that house a celebrity which no other can equal. This model of Wellington was originally designed in silver and was displayed at Wellington’s London residence, Apsley House £2000-3000 (+30% BP*)

353

A GEORGE III TWO-HANDLED CUP with twin leaf-capped scroll handles, an applied central girdle and raised on a circular foot, engraved on one side with an armorial* and the other side crested & initialled “O.J”, maker’s mark “IM” struck twice only, possibly Irish c.1770; 8.1” (20.5cm) high; 38.9ozt

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Thomson, London

354

A GEORGE II SCOTTISH TEA POT STAND square outline, with incurved corners, the centre with engraved decoration and raised on four bracket feet, maker’s mark “RL” twice, for Robert Luke of Glasgow 1734; 5.5” (14cm) long; 10.1ozt

£600-800 (+30% BP*)

355

A MODERN REGIMENTAL ASHTRAY circular form, with soldier in the centre, by Garrard & Co. Ltd, London 1965; 5.3” (13.5cm) diameter; 6.6ozt

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

356

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MATCHED FIVEPIECE COMMUNION SET a chalice and wafer box, by Charles Farris, London 1919/1927, a spoon, by Blunt & Wray, London 1923 & two mounted glass vessels, maker’s mark “A&” over “GB”, London 1919; the chalice 5.75” (12cm) high; 5.55ozt (5)

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

357

A LATE VICTORIAN CASED SET OF SIX GRADUATING HORN MOUNTED BEAKERS the largest one with a shield-shaped vacant cartouche, the smallest monogrammed, contained in original fitted case, maker’s mark partially worn, London 1900; the largest 5.5” (14cm) high

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

358

A GEORGE V TWIN-BRANCH EPERGNE with two scrolling arms and three detachable baskets, loaded base, by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1911/13; 10.25” (26cm) high; 2.8ozt weighable silver

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

359

A MIXED LOT including a pair of Art-Nouveau mustard pots (lacking liners), by E.S Barnsley & Co, Birmingham 1909, a set of six early 20th century condiments (blue glass liners), by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1907/10, two mounted glass bottles (one crested), a small flask, a French wine taster (A/F) a sugar bowl & two small trophy cups on plinths, inscribed; the sugar bowl 4.1” (10.4cm) diameter; 21.8ozt (15)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

360

A GEORGE V ROSE BOWL shaped circular outline, with embossed swirl decoration and an applied scroll & mask border, by C.J Vander, London 1912; 9.25” (23.5cm) diameter; 30.3ozt

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

361

A LATE VICTORIAN TOAST RACK with seven arched bars, a central loop handle and four ball feet, by Cooper Brothers, Sheffield 1898; 4.75” (12cm) long; 3.7ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

362

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL WAGER CUP in the form of a lady in a crinoline dress, holding a pivoting vessel above her head, with two indistinct Pseudo marks, probably German c.1900; 5.5” (14cm) high; 3.45ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

363

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN BRITANNIASTANDARD TWO-HANDLED CUPS & COVERS of campana form, with corded borders, twin scroll handles, & applied stylised leaves on the cover and around the lower body, inscribed on the base & retailer’s mark of E. Tessier, by C.J Vander, London 1909; 4.3” (11cm) high; 27.4ozt

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

364

A GEORGE III SWING-HANDLED SUGAR BASKET with corded & beaded borders, the sides decorated with putti eating & drinking amongst trees and buildings on a naturalistic ground, blue glass liner, by Charles Chesterman, London 1781; 3.5” (9cm) high; 3.33ozt

£350-450 (+30% BP*)

365

A VICTORIAN CANDLESTICK profusely decorated with foliate scrolls & shells, loaded base & detachable nozzle, by Creswick & Co, Sheffield 1847; 11” (28cm) high

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

366

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BEAKER with an everting rim and engraved with trees & foliage on an engine-turned ground, traces of gilding, initialled, by César Tonnelier of Paris c.1860; 3.25” (8.2cm) long; 3.55ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

367

A VICTORIAN ROSE BOWL shaped circular outline, with a wrythen-fluted lower body, decorated with scrolls and masks around the rim, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1891; 10” (25.5cm) diameter; 28.8ozt

£700-800 (+30% BP*)

368

A MID 20TH CENTURY ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE TWO-HANDLED CUP of tapering form, with twin scroll handles, punched borders and decorated with orangey/brown enamel on both sides, by John Ferguson Gow, London 1954, together with a handwritten note given at the time of gifting; 2” (5cm) high; 3.4ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

369

AN ART-DECO THREE-PIECE TEASET tapering form with incised borders and angular handles, by S. Blackensee & Son Ltd, Chester 1938, together with a pair of non-matching sugar tongs, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1928; the teapot

9.5” (24cm) long; 28.75ozt

£500-600 (+30% BP*)

370

A GEORGE III BOAT-SHAPED SUGAR BASKET with a swing handle, reeded borders and bright-engraved frieze on the foot and below the rim, crested, by John Wakelin & William Taylor, London 1792; 6” (15.2cm) long; 10.4ozt

£250-300 (+30% BP*)

371

A QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIASTANDARD SUGAR CASTER octagonal form, with a high-domed pull-off cover and chased decoration, by Robert Keble, London 1713; 6” (15.2cm) high; 6.3ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

372

A VICTORIAN MILK JUG helmet-shaped, with bead borders and with a bright-engraved frieze around the circular foot & below the rim, crested, by Andrew Crespel & Thomas Parker, London 1871; 4.9” (12cm) high; 5.8ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

373

AN EDWARDIAN RECTANGULAR SPIRIT FLASK with a twist-open cap, by Daniel & Arter, Birmingham 1908; 6” (15.2cm) high; 7ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

374

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL BOWL shaped oval form, profusely chased & embossed all over, with import marks for John George Piddington, London 1901; 6” (15.2cm) long; 8.3ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

375

A SMALL LATE VICTORIAN ROSE BOWL circular form, with a wrythen-fluted lower body, by Harris Brothers, London 1896; 6.25” (16cm) diameter; 9.8ozt

£180-220 (+30% BP*)

376

AN EDWARDIAN HAMMERED BOWL raised on a circular foot, supported with three arms, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1908; 4.25” (10.8cm) high; 6.3ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

377

A MODERN CASED SET OF EIGHT NAPKIN RINGS with bead borders, contained in original box, maker’s mark “RS”, Birmingham 1991; the case 11.25” (28.5cm) long; 8.6ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

378

TWO FAR EASTERN MILK JUGS & TWO SUGAR BOWLS one milk jug embossed with deities and the other with foliate scrolls, one sugar bowl on three legs and the other embossed with birds, flowers & animals; the largest milk jug 4.9” (12.5cm) high; 14.4ozt (4)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

379

A LATE VICTORIAN TEA STRAINER with an applied tongue & dart border, a fluted centre and a pierced handle, initialled “V”, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1900; 5.1” (13cm) long; 2.75ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

380

A GEORGE III TEA POT shaped oval form, with bright-cut engraving and a ‘C’-scroll handle, crested, maker’s mark overstriking another, London 1788; 10.6” (27cm) long; 13.1ozt

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

381

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN TRENCHER SALTS of octagonal outline, by John Vander, London 1889; 16.5ozt (6)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

382

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SAUCE BOATS with fluted oval bodies, leaf-capped scroll handles with shell mounts, an applied moulded border and raised on shaped cast bases, by Edward, Edward Jr, John & William Barnard, London 1831; 34.6ozt

£300-500 (+30% BP*)

383

A GEORGE V HOT WATER POT with an octagonal body and a scroll handle, by Vander & Hedges, London 1916; 7” (17.7cm) high; 13.9ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

384

A MIXED LOT including: an Elizabeth II octagonal sugar caster, London 1977, an Edwardian christening mug, Chester 1902, a modern chamberstick, Birmingham 1992, a brandy pan, by Hukin & Heath, London 1904, a small flask, a pepper and a mustard pot; the caster 6.7” (17cm) high; 19.6ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

385

A GEORGE III SWING-HANDLED SUGAR BASKET with a twist handle, a cranberry glass liner and pierced decoration, maker’s mark “I?.S”, London 1770; 3.1” (8cm) high; 3.4ozt

£250-300 (+30% BP*)

386

A MIXED LOT an early 20th century sugar caster, by Philip Hanson Abbott, a George III wooden mounted coaster, by John Roberts & Co, Sheffield, a pair of Victorian sweetmeat dishes, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, a toast rack and a small quaich; the caster 8” (20.3cm) high; 18.5ozt (6)

£180-220 (+30% BP*)

387

387

AN EDWARDIAN BRITANNIA-STANDARD TWO-HANDLED CUP & COVER of campana form, with a moulded girdle and leaf-capped twin handles, inscribed on the base, by C. J Vander, London 1908; 56.6ozt

£500-800 (+30% BP*)

389

389

A LARGE EDWARDIAN DOUBLE-HINGED TWO-HANDLED TANKARD of circular form, with gadrooned borders, the covers with a volute thumbpiece on each side, the body engraved with an armorial on each side, with a part-fluted lower body and raised on a spreading foot, inscribed on the base, by John Vander, London 1902; 10” (25.4cm) high; approx 87ozt

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

388

388

A LATE 19TH CENTURY DUTCH BASKET in the 18th century style, with a bead border, pierced sides & twin handles, the centre engraved with a scene of the Feast of Freedom, Dam Square, Amsterdam, March 4th 1794, above an inscription, raised on four ball feet, with Pseudo marks; 13.75” (35cm) long; 16.5ozt

£300-500 (+30% BP*)

390

390

AN ELIZABETH II ROSE BOWL circular form, with twin handles, the body with column strap supports & flowerhead motifs below the rim, with a lift-out plated grille, inscribed on one side “SEEMEL CHALLENGE BOWL FOR PIGS SENT TO BACON FACTORIES”, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1958; 11.1” (28.3cm) diameter; approx 74ozt

£700-1000 (+30% BP*)

LOTS 391-420: A COLLECTION OF BRITISH SEALS - THE MATRIX COLLECTION

We are delighted to offer a small sample of West Country related historic hand seals from The Matrix Collection; arguably one of the best collections of seals, compiled by the late David Morris. This sale offers examples to include Sheriff’s of Counties seals and Post Office seals, and we are very grateful to the Estate for choosing Lawrences to handle a ‘taster’ of such a prolific collection.

391

THE JUSTICES OF THE COUNTY OF DEVON a mid-late 19th century steel desk seal, navette-shaped, the matrix engraved intaglio with the seal of the justices* of the county of Devon, one side engraved “ALLAN WYON 287, REGENT STREET W.”**; contained in original leather case, lacking its handle; 1.4” (3.5cm) long *Justices, also known as Assizes, were judges who travelled across the seven circuits of England & Wales, commissioned to hold the King’s Courts, normally dealing with the most serious of crimes.

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

** Allan Wyon (18431907) part of the family of specialist medallist & seal engravers

392

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CARNELIAN DESK SEAL oval, the matrix engraved with intaglio coat of arms of Rogers*, as the Baronets of Widsome, county Devon, above the motto “Nos nostraque Deo” in gothic script, lacking its handle; 1.1” (3cm) long £300-400 (+30% BP*)

*John Rogers, a merchant of Plymouth & MP, was created a Baronet in 1698, his descendant Sir Frederic, took the title as 8th Baronet in 1851. The baronetcy became extinct in 1895 with the death of the 9th Baronet

393

THE SEAL OF THE BRISTOL SUGAR REFINERY COMPANY a 19th century circular steel seal, the matrix engraved intaglio with a view of the Bristol Sugar Refinery* with buildings, barrels & a chimney, flanked by sugar canes, above the coat of arms of the company, and surrounded with the inscription “BRISTOL SUGAR REFINERY COMPANY LIMITED, 1863”, the side stamped “WYON REGENT STT LONDON”; 2.1” (5.5cm) diameter * The Bristol Sugar Refinery was formed in 1863. Due to the bankruptcy of the Old Market Refinery, this previous refinery was destroyed by a fire in 1854 and rebuilt at great costs which bankrupted one of the partners. One of the other partners (William Stock), sold it to a public company (The Bristol Sugar Refinery Co. Ltd), the new company ceased trading in 1912, but the building is still standing today and used for other purposes.

For more information see Jones, Donald - Bristol’s Sugar Trade & Refining Industry, 1996

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

394

A George Iii Silver Mounted Desk Seal

the oval matrix engraved intaglio with the arms of the Buller family*, with a turned wooden handle, by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1796; 3.5” (9cm) long

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

*Buller family of Somerset & Cornwall

395

A GEORGE III SILVER MOUNTED DESK SEAL the oval matrix engraved intaglio with the arms of Rogers* with Robinson quartering Lloyd in pretence, with a turned wooden handle, by George Smith & Thomas Hayter, London 1803; 4.1” (10.5cm) long

£400-500 (+30% BP*)

*Rogers family were prominent merchants across the West Country, of this family, John (17431821), married Anne Robinson, daughter & sole heiress of Pickering Robinson of Rawcliffe, York and eventual heiress to her great-uncle

Samuel Lloyd of Friday Hill, Essex. John was made High Sheriff of Somerset in 1804, making this seal (1803) likely his

396

A 19TH CENTURY GOLD MOUNTED DESK SEAL the gold mounts with faceted sides and engraved decoration, the octagonal white chalcedony matrix engraved intaglio with the arms of Tollmache* impaling Seymour, above the motto “CONFIDO CONQUIESCO”, with a French porcelain handle, unmarked c.1840; 4” (10cm) long

£400-500 (+30% BP*)

*Made for William, 5th son of Charles Tollmache (3rd son of Louisa, 7th Countess of Dysart), born in 1810 & married Anna Maria in 1838, daughter of Edward Adolphus, 11th

Duke of Somerset

397

DEVONPORT GENERAL DEPOT a 19th century brass desk seal, the shaped oval matrix engraved intaglio with an anchor in the centre, surrounded by “DEVONPORT GENERAL DEPOT” with a crown above, mounted on a turned ebony handle; 4” (10cm) long

£60-80 (+30% BP*)

398

AN 18TH CENTURY STEEL DESK SEAL the collar with corded borders, the oval matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms*, also with a corded border, mounted on a turned rosewood handle: 3.5” (9cm) long

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

*Arms that of Tynte, Baronets of Halsewell, Somerset. A long serving family of the county, John Tynte was MP for Bridgwater in 1661 & a well known Royalist and named in the list of gentlemen of large estate. His son Halsewell Tynte was also MP of Bridgwater and created Baronet in 1673. In 1740 Baronetcy passed to Sir Charles KemeysTynte, a Welsh land owner & MP for Monmouthshire & its Burroughs, upon his death in 1785, the Baronetcy became extinct, making this seal likely his

399

A 19TH CENTURY GOLD MOUNTED AGATE DESK SEAL the gold mount with foliate scroll decoration on a matte ground, the circular white chalcedony matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms* above the motto “BELLO AC PACE PARATUS”, with a white and brown agate handle;

2.5” (6.3cm) long

£500-600 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Braikenridge impaling Hale. Attributed to George Weare Braikenridge of Bristol, this seal was made for his only surviving son, William of Brislington, Clevedon & The Royal Crescent, Bath

PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORT & SOUTH WESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY

- CALLINGTON a late 19th/early 20th century brass desk seal, the oval matrix engraved intaglio “PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORT & S.W JUCTION RAILWAY” surrounding “CALLINGTON”, with a turned wooden handle; 4.1” (10.3cm) long

*The Plymouth, Devonport & South Western Junction Railway (PD&SWJR) was an English railway company, with a mainline between Lydford & Devonport, in Devon. This enabled the London & South Western railway to reach Plymouth much easier than before. The branch from Bere Alston to Callington (then known as Kelly Bray) was opened in 1908, sponsored by the above whom owned a line from Plymouth, through Tavistock which made the connection at Bere Alston. From Gunnislake to Callington, it followed the East Cornwall Minerals Railway which was promoted to run passed various mines, down to a quay on the Tamar near Calstock, which meant it had to deviate higher ground, so a wagon lift was constructed near the Tamar Viaduct.

In the 1960s the main line from Lydford closed, as did the Callington Line, a great shame for the railway community as the site offered great variety & ingenuity of the Southern Railway

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

402

AN 18TH CENTURY STEEL DESK SEAL the circular matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms* above the motto “VIVE ANIMA DEO”, within an incised border, c.1760; 0.8” (2.2cm) diameter

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Vivian

403

401

THE SEAL OF JOHN FRANCIS BASSET (1831-1869)

a Victorian silver seal, the oval matrix engraved intaglio, with a coat of arms above the motto “PRO REGE ET POPULO”, surrounded by “JOHN FRANCIS BASSET ESQ SHERIFF OF CORNWALL.1861.”, lacking its handle, unmarked c.1861; 1.2” (3cm) long

*The Basset family were amongst the earliest Norman settlers in the UK. They have owned Tehidy Country Park on the west coast of Cornwall since Normandy times and obtained the manor in the 12th century. The building was dismantled in 1497 during the Cornish Rebellion in revenge for John Basset’s (then Sheriff of Cornwall) loyalty to the Crown, it remained until 1861 when John Francis Basset rebuilt with income from mining, the manor remained in the Basset family until 1915 ending 700 years of family ownership, it was used for a hospital in 1918, destroyed by a fire in 1919, rebuilt again by 1922 and now used as luxury apartments.

This seal was the personal seal of John Francis Bassett (1831-1869), while Sheriff of Cornwall and husband of Emily Henrietta Vereker, daughter of John Prendergast Vereker, 3rd Viscount Gort

£700-800 (+30% BP*)

AN 18TH CENTURY DESK SEAL with openwork decoration, the oval matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms* within a floral border; 1.25” (3.2cm) long

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

*Arms that of Hext impaling Taylder, for the marriage of Samuel Hext (1733-1800) of Ternarren, Cornwall & Margery Taylder (1730-1795) of Helland, Cornwall

A 17TH CENTURY SILVER SEAL with faceted sides, the slightly oval matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms*, within a serrated border, unmarked c.1640; 1” (2.5cm) long

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

*Arms likely those of Sir George Horsey (1588-1645) of Clifton Maybank, Dorset, a landowner who married Elizabeth Freke, they had four sons, including one that died in the Civil War, fighting for Parliament

405

AN 18TH CENTURY SILVER DESK SEAL the long collar leading to the oval matrix, engraved intaglio with a coat of arms* inside a corded border, unmarked, c.1780; the matrix 1” (2.5cm) long

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

*Arms that of Turner of Yarmouth, Norfolk, with branches of the family with ties to Devon

406

FOUR LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY SEALS RELATING TO THE SLOGGETT FAMILY OF CORNWALL including a four-way seal, inscribed “SLOGGETT CORNWALL”, a triple-seal, inscribed “THOMAS HENRY SLOGGETT PADSTOW”, a small double-ended example, also inscribed “THOMAS HENRY SLOGGETT PADSTOW” and and a pommel-shaped example, with corded borders, c.1900; the four-way seal 3” (7.6cm) long (4) £500-600 (+30% BP*)

*Sloggetts, also Tresloggett, originating from Paignton, Devon and then later to Cornwall. Thomas Henry Sloggett, born in Padstow, Cornwall in 1823 was master of the British ship Tubal Cain which traded off of China in the 1850s. In his Captaincy, he saved five Dutch seamen from pirates, then later became a Marine Surveyor at the Port of Cardiff. He died in 1912 in Cardiff, Glamorganshire

407

THE SEAL OF THE TORQUAY, TOR, AND ST MARY CHURCH GAS COMPANY the Victorian circular steel seal engraved intaglio, with a scene & “INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1854*”, within incised borders; 3” (7.5cm) diameter £60-80 (+30% BP*)

*The act for granting further powers to the Torquay, Tor & Saint Mary Church Gas Company, to construct gasworks & supply gas within the parishes

408

AN EARLY OFFICIAL BRONZED SEAL with faceted sides and a trefoil terminal, the circular matrix engraved intaglio in the centre “WHIT” over “STON”, with an obscure Latin inscription around the edge “UNICUS COMITATUS”?, possibly for the Whitstone Hundred* & possibly 16th century or earlier; 1.25” (3.1cm) long

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

*Hundred is a geographical division formerly used in England, Wales, some parts of Europe, Scandinavia and parts of the US. Originally introduced by the Saxons - a Hundred had enough land to hold approximately 100 households

409

A VICTORIAN STEEL SEAL the long collar with bead borders leading to an oval matrix, engraved intaglio with a coat of arms* above the motto “FOY POUR DE VOIR”, c.1850, lacking its handle; the matrix 0.75” (2cm) long £150-200 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Edward Seymour, 12th Duke of Somerset

A 19TH CENTURY WOODEN DESK SEAL with a turned handle, inscribed in ink around the top “WILLIAM DAUBUZ ESQ SHERIFF 1850-1”, and the matrix with a crest; c.1850; 3” (7.6cm) long

£30-40 (+30% BP*)

*William Daubuz of Killiow, Kea, in Cornwall was born 23rd August 1804, son of Lewis Charles & Wilmot Daubuz. He acted as Sheriff of Cornwall in 1850/1 and married his wife Helen Mary Charlotte Saulsby at St Pancras, London 1850

411

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS MOUNTED DESK SEAL with a turned wooden handle, the oval matrix engraved intaglio with the inscription “THE GUARDIAN OF THE PENZANCE UNION IN THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL*”, and the Royal Crown in the centre, c.1850; 4.5” (11.5cm) long

£30-40 (+30% BP*)

*The Penzance Poor Law Union was formed on 10 June 1837 and was overseen by an elected board of 44 guardians. The workhouse was built in 1838 in Modron near Penzance and designed by George Gilbert Scott & his partner William Bonython Moffatt, who were architects of other Cornish workhouses. The workhouse closed in 1948 at the inception of the NHS and the main block subsequently pulled out

414

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS MOUNTED DESK SEAL with a turned wooden handle, the circular matrix engraved intaglio with the inscription “SHERIFF OF CORNWALL 1855

WILLIAM HY POLE CREW ESQ”, surrounding a coat of arms*, with an incised border, c.1855; 3.75” (9.5cm) long

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

412

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS MOUNTED DESK SEAL with a turned wooden handle, the octagonal seal engraved intaglio with the inscription “STAR OF THE TAMAR TENT NO.1157 CARGREEN”, the eye in the centre with “66D. S.U.” above and “I.O.R” below; 4” (10.1cm) long £60-80 (+30% BP*)

*Cargreen is a small settlement in Cornwall

413

AN 18TH CENTURY BRONZE SEAL circular form, engraved intaglio in the centre with a three masted ship in full sail, surrounded by the inscription “EAGLE PRIVATEER BRISTOL”, c.1780; 1.6” (4cm) diameter

£500-600 (+30% BP*)

*Two Bristol privateers carried the name “Eagle” at this time. One owed by Griffith Maskelyn & Co, during a 4 month cruise re-captured the London privateer “Snapper” in March, then in May captured a Bordeaux privateer. During its next cruise, two crew members were on trial for “feloniously and piratically making a revolt”. The second Eagle, owned by William Miles & William Eaton & Co, was taken by the French in April 1782. For more information see J.W Damer, Bristol Privateers & Ships of War 1930

415

A 19TH CENTURY STEEL DESK SEAL the circular matrix engraved intaglio with an inscription “SIGILL. DUCAT. COR.NUB”, enclosing a lion couchant before a castle with portcullis raised with pennants flying from the twin turrets, within a corded border; 0.8” (2.2cm) diameter

£140-180 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Pole-Carew. William (1811-1888), born in Eaton Place, Marylebone, the son of Reginald Pole-Carew and Hon. Caroline Anne Lyttelton, daughter of William Lyttelton, 1st Baron Lyttelton. He was educated at Charterhouse School from 18241828 and then Oriel College, Oxford. He served as a Conservative Member of Parliament for East Cornwall from 1845 until 1852 and unsuccessfully contested Liskeard in 1851. He served as High Sheriff of Cornwall 1854-1855

*This seal is said to relate to the Sheriff of the Duchy of Cornwall, although not the arms of arms of the Duchy, the inscription likely relates

416

A 19TH CENTURY SILVER DESK SEAL the rounded oblong matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms* within an incised border, lacking its handle, c.1830; 1” (2.5cm) long

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Nepean, Baronets of Bothenhampton, Dorset, impaling Tilghman quartering Milbanke. The Nepean family, originally from Cornwall, of whom Evan, a privy councillor, Secretary of State for Ireland and then later Governor of Bombay, made a Baronet in 1802. His son Sir Molyneux-Hyde Nepean, Clerk of the Crown at Jamaica for whom this seal was made, succeeded his father upon his death in 1822

417

A 19TH CENTURY STEEL DESK SEALPOST OFFICE BATH circular, with a raised oval matrix, engraved intaglio with the The Royal Arms of Great Britain within the inscription “POST OFFICE BATH”, enclosed by an incised border, c.1840; 1.5” (3.9cm) diameter

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

*The Bath post office made history on 2nd May 1840, when the first ever letter in the world was sent using a stamp (a Penny Black), was mailed from there the day after stamps were issued and four days before they officially came to use

418

A 19TH CENTURY GOLD MOUNTED BLOODSTONE DESK SEAL the bloodstone handle with faceted sides leading to the gold mount with reeded borders and fluted decoration, enclosing the bloodstone matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms*, unmarked c.1860; 3” (7.6cm) long

£800-1000 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Rashleigh. Jonathan Rashleigh (1820-1905), born in Salisbury, son of William Rashleigh, M.P for the Burrough of Fowey & High Sheriff of Cornwall 1818, by his second wife Caroline, eldest daughter of Henry Hinxman of Ivychurch, Wiltshire

419

A 19TH CENTURY AGATE & GILT METAL MOUNTED DESK SEAL the double-knop handle with faceted sides, leading to the gilt-metal mount inset with turquoise and purple paste bosses, enclosing an oval bloodstone matrix engraved intaglio with a coat of arms*, c.1850; 3.75” (9cm) long

£800-1000 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Sir Lawrence Palk, 1st Baron Haldon (1818-1883), married Maria Harriet Heskith on 1st May 1845. He inherited the Baronetcy of Palk of Haldon House, Haldon, Devon in 1860, created 1st Baron Haldon on 29th May 1880

420

A 19TH CENTURY GOLD MOUNTED HARDSTONE DESK SEAL the handle with faceted sides leading to the gold mount with fluted & floral decoration, enclosing the rectangular bloodstone matrix, engraved intaglio with a coat of arms*, unmarked c.1820; 2.5” (6.4cm) long

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

*Arms those of Robinson, impaling Fursdon. The Fursdon family of Fursdon House, Cadbury, first took the land during the reign of King Henry III (1216-1272), has evolved over 750 years from a cross passage dwelling made from cob with a thatched roof, with many adaptations, including a major rebuild in the 18th century and an added library wing in 1815. Fursdon is now privately owned and the estate lies with the family

421

A GEORGE IV ENGRAVED SNUFF BOX rectangular with rounded corners, a trelliswork pattern all over and crested on the cover, gilt interior, by Thomas Shaw (probably), Birmingham 1824; 2.5” (6.3cm) long; 1.45ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

422

AN EDWARDIAN NOVELTY ‘CART’ VESTA CASE bearing a registered design number “495482”, together with an Edwardian novelty table lighter, in the form of a devil’s head (loaded), by James Samuel Bell, London 1909; the cart 5” (12.7cm) long; 7.8ozt (2)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

423

BY ASPREY & GARRARD

a paperweight in the form of a mole emerging from the ground & a plain circular example (both weighted), a mounted steel bottle opener and a love-heart key ring, with one original bag & box, all bearing the Millennial Hallmark for London 2000; the circular paperweight

2” (5cm) diameter (4)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

424

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL MOUNTED OVAL PHOTOGRAPH FRAME decorated with a border of translucent blue enamel and applied swags & scrolls, import marked for Frederick Wick, London 1900, together with a George V travelling clock, with engine-turned decoration on the exterior, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1925; the frame 4.25” (10.7cm) high (2) £150-200 (+30% BP*)

425

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY MOUNTED LEATHER BELT with a buckle and 13 applied, shaped oval bosses with engraved borders, marked “R”, bent arrow & “STERLING” to the buckle only, probably from the Americas;

31” (78.7cm) long

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

426

A PAIR OF MODERN WOODEN MOUNTED MIRRORS with heart-shaped windows, easel backs and decorated in relief with putti, flowers & scrolls, no apparent maker’s mark, London 1974 together with a larger, later example with a bevelled mirror, by Keyford Frames Ltd, London 1988; the latter 12.6” (32cm) high (3)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

427

A PAIR OF MODERN ART-NOUVEAU STYLE PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES with easel backs, embossed with stylised tulips, by Keyford Frames Ltd, London 1988; 7.5” (19cm) high (2) £70-100 (+30% BP*)

428

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX with twin loop handles, a presentation inscription on the cover, a wooden lining and raised on bracket feet, by Asprey & Co. Ltd, London 1936; 8” (20.2cm) long £200-300 (+30% BP*)

429

A GEORGE V SILVERGILT PRESENTATION KEY inscribed “TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING OF YSTRAD MYNACH BOYS’ CLUB 9TH OCTOBER 1962” on one side and “PRESENTED TO SIR MAYNARD JENOUR T.D, D.L, J.P.”, by J.W Tiptaft & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1930, together with a plain white-metal key, in a fitted case which bears a presentation plaque inscribed “PRESENTED TO SIR MAYNARD JENOUR. TD. JR. DL ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF HOLST HOUSE, CARDIFF 27TH OCTOBER. 1962” the former 5.4” (13.7cm) long; 2.4ozt (2) £60-80 (+30% BP*)

430

THREE RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOXES two with engine-turned covers (one initialled), the other plain and bearing initials, together with five napkin rings (all initialled), two mounted glass bottles & another gilt-metal, a small wooden mounted photograph frame, mixed maker’s & dates & a plated hot water jug with a cane insulated handle; the latter 9.25” (23.5cm) high; 4.3ozt weighable silver (13)

£70-100 (+30% BP*)

431

A 19TH CENTURY NOVELTY WOODEN SNUFF BOX in the form of bellows, with piqué decoration, the front reading “FORGET ME NOT” and the reverse with a sliding compartment for snuff; 4.75” (12cm) long

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

432

NORTH AMERICAN DRESSING TABLE ITEMS, BY TIFFANY & CO

20th century, to include: 3 brushes, 3 boxes (gilt interiors), a hand mirror, an implement & 2 shoe horns, all initialled; the mirror 10.75” (27.4cm) long; 18ozt weighable silver (10)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

433

MIXED DRESSING TABLE ITEMS a continental mounted glass bottle & two British examples, a loose top, two mounted glass jars (one heart-shaped), an oblong mounted glass box, four mounted brushes & a hand mirror, some pieces initialled, mixed maker’s and dates; the continental bottle 8.5” (21.5cm) high; 3.1ozt weighable silver (12)

£70-100 (+30% BP*)

434

A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY FILIGREE BOX squat-cylindrical & with floral decoration, together with two other filigree boxes, one circular, with applied bead-word decoration & the other oval, all unmarked; the largest 2.75” (7cm) diameter; 6.2ozt (3)

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

435

MINIATURES OR TOYS: a sofa, a table & two chairs, late 19th/early 20thC; the sofa 3.3” (8.5cm) long; 3.2ozt (4)

£60-100 (+30% BP*)

436

A GEORGE V SILVERGILT BUCKLE decorated with green guilloche enamel, Birmingham 1910 (no maker’s mark); 2.5” (6.4cm) long; 0.85ozt

£40-60 (+30% BP*)

437

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE PEN TRAY rounded oblong, with simulated bamboo borders, the pierced sides decorated with dragons amongst foliage and raised on bun feet, by Luen Wo, Shanghai c.1900; 9.75” (24.7cm) long; 4.7ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

438

AN EDWARDIAN VESTA CASE with a suspensory ring and decorated on the front with a dog and embossed with “PRESENTED BY T H STRETCH”, maker’s mark “T.O”, Birmingham 1903, another vesta with a patent opening, by Henry Williamson Ltd, London 1902, and a Victorian plain example, inscribed “Fred”, by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham 1885, together with four agate mounted metal boxes; the largest vesta 3.25” (8.3cm) long; 3.1ozt weighable silver (7)

£60-100 (+30% BP*)

439

A MODERN ‘EASTER EGG’ CLOCK with engine-turned decoration, foliate scroll mounts & an applied pearl, contained in original fitted case, by St James’s House Company, London 1983; the case 7.6” (19.3cm) long; 2.5ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

440

AN EDWARDIAN CASED SET OF FOUR MENU CARD HOLDERS crested, by Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1904, together with, a late Victorian cased set of 6 buttons, with pierced decoration, by Thomas White, London 1900; the latter case 8” (20.3cm) long; 4.4ozt (2)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

441

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TOILET BOX circular form, with gadrooned borders, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1908; 5” (12.7cm) diameter; 13.4ozt

£120-160 (+30% BP*)

442

A GEORGE IV RECTANGULAR VINAIGRETTE with engraved decoration & the grille with pierced floral scrolls, initialled, maker’s mark “T.S”, Birmingham 1825; 1.25” (3.2cm) long; 0.53ozt

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

443

THREE 20TH CENTURY RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE CASES all crested, one with the emblem of the Sherwood Foresters on the exterior and a related inscription on the interior, by E.J Houlston, Birmingham

1946, one by E.J Trevitt & Sons, Birmingham 1939, the other initialled & dated inside, by Harman Brothers, Birmingham 1945, together with an engine-turned compact, crested, by W.H Manton, Birmingham 1939, 3 wooden mounted dressing table items & a rectangular cigarette box (cedarwood lining), inscribed, by V. Brittain & Co, Birmingham 1945; the latter 6” (15.2cm) long; 17.9ozt (8)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

444

A MID 20TH CENTURY FAR EASTERN TEA TRAY & MATCHING

SUGAR BOX & BOWL the tray of polyfoil outline, with chased and engraved decoration on a matte ground, possibly Malaysian c.1950; the tray 12.75” (32.3cm) long; 19.2ozt (4)

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

445

A VICTORIAN BOX & COVER & MATCHING STAND circular form, with reeded borders, with a frieze decorated in low relief with classical figures & warriors, gilt interior, by Holland, Son & Slater, London 1883; the stand 8.5” (21.5cm) diameter; 23.75ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

446

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DRESSING TABLE BOX circular form, with reeded borders and twin, hinged handles, engraved with a presentation inscription on the base, by Garrard & Co. Ltd, London 1927; 5.2” (13cm) diameter; 19.9ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

447

THE CHURCHILL CENTENARY TRUST COMMEMORATIVE ALBUM comprising of 24 pictorial medals illustrating the life of Sir Winston Churchill, by John Pinches 1974; the album 12” (31cm) long; 19ozt (approx)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

448

AN EDWARDIAN TEA CADDY of bombe form, the pull-off cover with a flowerhead finial & the body supported on a foliate scroll foot, by S.W Smith & Co, London 1904; 5.25” (13.3cm) high; 8.3ozt £80-120 (+30% BP*)

449

A MIXED LOT three circular dishes, by Asprey & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1942, together with a three-piece carving set with pistol grips and steel blades (replacements), a cased pair of mounted brushes, initialled and contained in a fitted case, a George V rectangular cigarette case, with the applied badge of Brooklands Aero Club, inscribed, gilt interior & a Scottish napkin ring, initialled, by Mackay & Chisholm, Edinburgh 1905; the cigarette case 4.25” (10.8cm) long; 9.5ozt weighable silver (9)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

450

A MIXED LOT a North American cigarette box, with a military presentation inscription & a wooden lining, marks worn, a North American mounted photograph frame, initialled & inscribed, marked ‘STERLING’ only, a Far Eastern rectangular box, with an embossed hunting scene on the cover, a continental brass box, a cased pair of opera glasses & a cased 19th century French mounted glass scent bottle; the frame 8.75” (22cm) high (6)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

451

A MIXED LOT two photograph frames, with easel backs, 4 napkin rings (one initialled), a 20th century North American pen rest, initialled, by Gorham Manufacturing Co. of RI, a Dutch mesh bag mount & belt clip, a continental comb, a steel seal with a turned wooden handle & a mounted glass scent bottle; the pen rest 6” (15.2cm) long; 14.8ozt weighable silver (lot)

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

452

A MIXED LOT OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS including an Old Sheffield Plate coffee pot, crested, three sauce boats, a mounted glass preserve jar, a sauce ladle, two lobster picks and a cased meat carving set with horn handles; the case 17” (43cm) long (9)

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

453

A MIXED LOT including three, two-handled cups (two inscribed), a christening mug, a squeeze-action tobacco pebble, initialled (A/F), a cigarette box (cedarwood lining), and two napkin rings; the cigarette box

4.5” (11.3cm) long; 18ozt weighable silver (8)

£180-220 (+30% BP*)

454

A MIXED LOT two George III milk jugs (one with a reeded border, by Thomas Wallis, London 1807, the other with a bead border, no maker’s mark, London 1801), a pair of George V pierced bonbon dishes, of hexafoil outline, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham

1911, a Victorian burner/ table lighter, a toast rack, two pairs of sugar tongs, a set of 4 George III Fiddle condiment spoons, by James Beebe, London 1816, a pair of Victorian Fiddle & Thread condiment spoons, by Chawner & Co, London 1844 & 5 others, some of the above with dedications; the largest milk jug 4.25” (10.7cm) high; 20.4ozt (lot)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

455

TWO GEORGE V RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOXES one inscribed on the cover, with a cedarwood lining and raised on bun feet, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1921, the other initialled “C.S.P” and dated “1926” on the cover, with engine-turned decoration and a cedarwood lining, by William Base & Sons, Birmingham 1925; the former 9” (22.9cm) long (2)

£70-100 (+30% BP*)

456

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY DUTCH BOX rectangular form with rounded corners, engraved & chased with an agricultural landscape scene and raised on claw feet, import marked for Chester 1906, together with another Dutch box, with cut corners and engraved decoration on the cover, initialled, likely made for the Spanish market, c.1900; the latter

4.5” (12cm) long; 7.6ozt (2)

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

457

A LATE VICTORIAN BRASS MOUNTED TIMEPIECE heart-shaped, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, by Douglas Clock Co, Birmingham 1897, together with, a pocket barometer in a white metal case, contained in original leather box; the timepiece

3.75” (9.5cm) long (2)

£60-80 (+30% BP*)

458

A MIXED LOT a 20th century fork & matching knife (steel blade) with an applied bear, by Elkington & Co, Sheffield 1967, a Victorian spoon & matching fork, by Martin, Hall & Co, London 1868/71, a 20th century Danish spoon, by Grann & Laglye of Copenhagen c.1910, an embossed snuff box, a pill box, a pair of vases (loaded bases), a small compact, inscribed and a mounted steel corkscrew; the vases 4.75” (12cm) high; 6.3ozt (10)

£80-120 (+30% BP*)

459

THREE VARIOUS CASED SETS including an early 20th century French cased parcel-gilt egg cup & spoon, initialled, by Olier & Caron, Paris c.1923, a cased pair of 20th century napkin rings in the form of horseshoes, hallmarked for H. Hunt, Sheffield 1952/53 & import marks for Dublin 1953, and a cased pair of George V lobster picks, by Robert Ashworth & Co. Ltd, London 1922; the latter case 9.25” (23.5cm) long; 6.6ozt (3)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

460

A GEORGE V CASED SET OF FOUR NOVELTY MENU CARD HOLDERS cast figures in the form of game birds on turned circular bases, contained in original fitted case (retailed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd), maker’s mark partially lost, London 1932; the case 6.25” (15.9cm) long; 4.6ozt £200-300 (+30% BP*) 461

A LATE VICTORIAN GILT-BRONZE COMMEMORATIVE CHESS PIECE, BY CARLO & ARTHUR GIULIANO in the form of a rook, the top inset with a section of Transatlantic telegraph cable, inscribed “CHESS MATCH BY CABLE BETWEEN HOUSE OF COMMONS, LONDON AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WASHINGTON. PLAYED OVER THE LINES OF THE ANGLO AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO. LONDON AND WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. NEW YORK. 1897” and “CONTRACTORS, THE TELEGRAPH CONTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE CO. LONDON”, maker’s mark to the base “C&AG”; 3” (7.5cm) high £2000-3000 (+30% BP*)

*Another example sold at Mallams (Lot 463, 7th Feb 2020) for £3600 hammer

462

A RARE GEORGE II /III SILVERGILT IRISH PROVINCIAL FREEDOM BOX circular form, with reeded borders and a a pull-off cover decorated in relief with the arms & motto of the City of Cork below the legend “CORKE ARMS”, maker’s mark only “GH”, likely George Hodder, Cork c.1755; 3.2” (8.2cm) diameter; 3.5ozt

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*)

463

A VICTORIAN BRASS BOUND COROMANDEL DRESSING TABLE BOX with twin hinged shelves, fitted with various cut-glass bottles/jars, initialled & crested, the centre with various implements including a medicine spoon (5 pieces missing) and a slide-out drawer below, the mounts, by George Betjemann & Sons, London 1883 & the spoon, Holland, Son & Slater, London 1884; the case 13.5” (34.2cm) long

£1000-1500 (+30% BP*) of 30% (25% plus VAT) Additional fees

464

A VICTORIAN NOVELTY SNUFF BOX in the form of a laced-up shoe, the heal inset with a bloodstone seal matrix (vacant), with a gilt interior and suspensory ring and engraved with a retailers name & registered design lozenge, by Edward H Stockwell, London 1873; 3.3” (8.5cm) long; 2ozt

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

465

A VICTORIAN NOVELTY CAST VESTA CASE in the form of a horse’s head, with a hinged lid & striker and a suspensory ring, maker’s mark “HBS”, Birmingham 1884; 2” (5cm) long; 0.75ozt

£400-600 (+30% BP*)

466

A VICTORIAN NOVELTY VESTA CASE in the form of a shotgun cartridge, with a leather-clad body, the cover with a brass firing pin, the base with a steel striker, gilt interior & registered design lozenge, by Jane Brownett & Alexander Jones, London 1882; 2.25” (5.6cm) long; 1ozt (gross)

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

467

A VICTORIAN PRESENTATION

CIGARETTE CASE of curved rectangular form, decorated on the cover with the applied enamel race horses “VERTIGE” and “VEINARD” & initialled “CC”, the gilt interior with a presentation inscription*, by George Heath, London 1890; 3.75” (9.5cm) long; 5.3ozt

£400-600 (+30% BP*)

*This cigarette case was presented to Charles Carter, the Anglo/French race horse trainer. Vertige won the French Champion Hurdle in 1894 & Veinard won the Grande SteepleChase de Paris in 1903

468

A VICTORIAN SILVERGILT PUZZLE-OPENING VESTA CASE of rounded rectangular form, decorated in royal blue enamel on one side with the badge of 15th The King’s Hussars and crested & initialled on the other, with a suspensory ring and the interior with a presentation inscription, by Wright & Davies, London 1881; 2.25” (5.6cm) long;

1.75ozt

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

469

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH COMBINATION VESTA/ SOVEREIGN CASE & WATCH rounded rectangular, with two hinged compartments, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, gilt interior, c.1900; 3.25” (8.3cm) long; 2.5ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

470

A VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR VESTA CASE with a suspensory ring, the front decorated with enamel Maritime flags and the reverse inscribed, by William Neale, Sheffield 1897; 2” (5cm) long; 1ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

471

A VICTORIAN NOVELTY MOUNTED TORTOISESHELL VESTA CASE in the form of a tortoise, the hinged shell lifting to reveal the gilded interior, by Thomas Johnson, London 1881; 3.3” (8.5cm) long

£700-800 (+30% BP*)

472

A VICTORIAN VESTA CASE rectangular form with plain sides, polychrome enamelled on the cover with “I am EH. Who the (devil) are you?”, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1888; 1.7” (4.3cm) long; 0.88ozt

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

473

A VICTORIAN STEEL MOUNTED COMBINATION VESTA CASE/ CIGAR CUTTER & PEN KNIFE oval form, engraved with initials on one side and crested on the other, gilt interior, by Alfred Fuller, London 1887; 2.75” (7cm) long

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

474

A VICTORIAN VESTA CASE square with rounded corners, engraved on the front of the hinged cover “A GENTLEMAN IN KHAKI” above a rifleman on the body, with a suspensory ring, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1895; 2” (5cm) long; 0.99ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

475

A VICTORIAN VESTA CASE rectangular with rounded corners, the front decorated with enamel dominoes depicting the year 1897 and The Royal Crown, commemorating the Diamond Jubilee, initialled on the reverse and the hinged cover with a suspensory ring, by Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham 1896; 2.2” (5.2cm) long; 0.88ozt £400-600 (+30% BP*)

488

476

THREE VESTA CASES a Victorian square example, decorated with an enamel Punch Magazine Cover, gilt interior, by Louis Dee, London 1883, an unmarked one decorated with an enamel Egyptian stamp, c.1900 and an Edwardian rounded rectangular example, with a suspensory ring & decorated with a faux coat of arms above the motto “LIBERTE”, by Robert Chandler, Birmingham 1904; the Punch one 2” (5cm) long; 4.85ozt (3)

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

477

A VICTORIAN WHISTLE VESTA with a suspensory ring, maker’s mark “A&J”, Birmingham 1896; 2.5” (6.4cm) long; 0.64ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

478

AN EDWARDIAN VESTA CASE rounded rectangular with a suspensory ring and a front hinged compartment revealing a photograph frame, gilt interior, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1901; 2.1” (5.1cm) long; 1.95ozt

£100-200 (+30% BP*)

479

A GREAT WAR PERIOD VESTA CASE decorated in enamel on the front of the cover with “XMAS THE GREAT WAR 1914” above the Allied Flags on the body, with a suspensory ring, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1914; 2.3” (5.5cm) long; 1.5ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

480

A VICTORIAN VESTA CASE rounded rectangular and decorated to simulate crocodile skin, by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1887; 2” (5cm) long; 0.75ozt

£80-100 (+30% BP*)

481

A VICTORIAN VESTA CASE rectangular form with plain sides, decorated on the cover with an enamel King of Clubs playing card, gilt interior, by Saunders & Shepherd, Birmingham 1883; 1.9” (4.9cm) long; 0.9ozt

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

482

A VICTORIAN ENGRAVED SNUFF BOX shaped rectangular form, with engine-turned decoration and a gilt interior, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1858; 2.3” (6cm) long; 1.5ozt

£180-220 (+30% BP*)

483

AN EDWARDIAN VESTA VASE rectangular with rounded corners, the front decorated in low relief with the emblem of The Women’s Social & Political Union, by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1901; 1.6” (4cm) long; 0.98ozt

£180-220 (+30% BP*)

484

AN EDWARDIAN DRESSING TABLE BOX in the form of a table, with a pierced top and embossed & chased decoration, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1909; 5.75” (14.6cm) long; 9ozt

£350-400 (+30% BP*)

485

A VICTORIAN TEA CADDY oval form, with twin lion-mask ring handles & a part-fluted cover & lower body, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1898; 5.25” (13.2cm) long; 6.2ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

486

A GEORGE V TEA CADDY of shaped oval form, with a domed cover and raised on four legs, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1910; 5.25” (13.2cm) long; 7.8ozt

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

487

A 19TH CENTURY DUTCH BOX rectangular form, with reeded borders and engraved decoration on the cover, gilt interior, maker’s mark struck thrice (“DK” over “2”), Amsterdam c,1850; 5.25” (13.2cm) long; 5.35ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

488

A 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL MOUNTED TIMEPIECE with a white enamelled dial and raised on button feet, unmarked c.1900; 3” (7.6cm) high £150-200 (+30% BP*)

489

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY STEEL MOUNTED SHOE HORN & MATCHING BUTTON HOOK the terminals in the form of owls, with textured plumage and lacking their eyes, by Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham 1910/11; the button hook 8.3” (21.2cm) long (2) £80-100 (+30% BP*)

491

490

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PIN CUSHION in the form of a pig, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham c.1920 (no date letter); 3” (7.6cm) long

£50-70 (+30% BP*)

491

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL LADY’S CIGARETTE CASE rectangular, decorated with translucent mauve enamel over an engine-turned ground, the centre with a flowerhead and surrounded with a polychrome border and the press-release button inset with a stone, two indistinct marks, c.1900; 3” (7.6cm) long; 2.6ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

492

A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATED BISCUIT BOX in the form of a shell, with two compartments each with a pierced grille, within an arch supported on scroll legs; 10” (25.5cm) high

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

493

A 20TH CENTURY SILVERGILT ITALIAN FIGURE OF A BULL rearing on its hind legs, marked “800” and “G. Masoero”, mounted on a hardstone plaque with applied mounts; 5.5” (14cm) high

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

494

A GEORGE V TABLE LIGHTER in the form of a classical lamp, by Samuel Walton Smith, Birmingham 1919 (the innards later); 6” (15.2cm) long; 3.55ozt

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

495

AN EDWARDIAN COIN CASE rectangular with rounded corners, spring loaded to hold coins on either side, maker’s mark “J.W”, Birmingham 1902, together with a late 19th/early 20th century small Burmese rice bowl, a Danish beaker and a heart-shaped Art-Nouveau pill box; the bowl 3.75” (9.5cm) diameter; 6.95ozt (4)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

496

A CASED GEORGE V PAGE TURNER with a wooden handle, in original fitted case, maker’s mark worn, Birmingham 1916; the case

14.25” (36.1cm) long

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

497

A 20TH CENTURY CASED

9CT. GOLD DUNHILL LIGHTER with engine-turned decoration, contained in original fitted case, by Alfred Dunhill & Sons;

2.5” (6.5cm) long

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

498

AN EDWARDIAN MOUNTED SILVERGILT MIRROR with an easel back, the mirror with a bevelled edge and the mount with a foliate scroll border and an openwork surmount, maker’s mark worn, Birmingham 1908; 7.5” (19cm) diameter

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

499

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL MOUNTED CLOCK with a hinged handle, the tortoiseshell with foliate scroll inlay and the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, metal innards, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1912; 7.5” (19cm) high

£700-800 (+30% BP*)

500

BY PATRICK MAVROS OF ZIMBABWE

a contemporary group of two guineafowl mounted on a hardwood base (with inset button), by Patrick Mavros, Zimbabwe c.1980; 10.6” (27cm) long

£150-250 (+30% BP*)

501

A GEORGE V MOUNTED TIMEPIECE rectangular, with bevelled edges and a swing handle, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1912; 5.5” (14cm) high

£300-400 (+30% BP*)

502

A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY 9CT. GOLD PROPELLING PENCIL with a suspensory ring and decorated with painted enamel, retailers mark only “W. THORNHILL & CO, 144 BOND STREET”, London c.1900; 3.25” (8.2cm) long (extended); 14.3g (gross)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

503

A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY GOLD MOUNTED TORTOISESHELL SPECTACLES with folding frames, contained in original fitted case, with retailers label for “THEODORE HAMBLIN LTD”, unmarked, together with a pair of modern gilt metal spectacles, by Cartier of Paris, with an 18ct gold suspensory chain; 7.5grams weighable (approx) (2)

£200-300 (+30% BP*)

504

EIGHT VARIOUS SILVER MOUNTED WALKING CANES and a 9ct gold mounted example; the largest 38” (96.5cm) long (9)

£100-150 (+30% BP*)

505

ENGLISH SCHOOL C. 1700

Miniature portrait of a gentleman in armour and wearing a wig, head and shoulders probably on metal; 4 x 3cm

£70-100 (+30% BP*)

506

ENGLISH SCHOOL C.1780

Miniature portrait of an officer wearing uniform, his red jacket with blue facings, on ivory 3.75 x 2.5cm, gilt frame formerly with brooch fitting

Ivory Submission reference PW1RWT2J.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£60-90 (+30% BP*)

507

ENGLISH SCHOOL C.1720

Miniature portrait of a lady, her hair dressed with blue ribbons and wearing blue dress, head and shoulders, on ivory; 4 x 3cm, silver gilt frame

Ivory Submission reference JEJT48Z3.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£40-70 (+30% BP*)

508

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL C.1800

Portrait of a lady wearing white dress with floral corsage, head and shoulders, on ivory; 4.75 x 3.75cm

Ivory Submission reference 6U2DLA4V.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£50-100 (+30% BP*)

509

TWO STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOXES one inscribed “A Present from Chichester” surrounding billing doves with pink base; 5cm, the other with turquoise base

£50-80 (+30% BP*)

510 ATTRIBUTED TO MRS. ANNE MEE (C. 1770/5-1851)

Miniature portrait of Lady Chichester with blonde hair and wearing white dress edged with red, with blue wrap, on ivory; 8.75 x 7.25cm, hairwork reverse

Ivory Submission reference V5MPEL6E.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£100-200 (+30% BP*)

511

AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY

A pair of silhouette portraits of Mrs Phebe Drake and Coll Joseph Drake of New Haven, profiles facing right, black ink and wash on laid paper, framed together in a later rectangular black frame; each 4.3” (11cm) high

£50-100 (+30% BP*)

512

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURY

Portrait miniature of a Lady wearing a black headdress with a half veil over her face, watercolour on ivory in turned wood frame, oval; 3.3” (6cm) high

Ivory Registration Number L64C6XJK.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£100-200 (+30% BP*)

513

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL LATE

18TH C

Miniature portrait of an officer standing wearing uniform, half length on ivory; 7 x 5.75cm

Possibly Russian Ivory Submission reference UJCLC7RD.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£100-200 (+30% BP*)

514

MATER DOLOROSA

A pendant painted on one side with the Virgin Mary and on the reverse with Christ on the Cross; 3.75 x 3.25cm, in silver gilt frame, possibly 17th c

£150-200 (+30% BP*)

515

SEPIA MEDALLION

A medallion, portrait of a woman in Renaissance style, stipple printed in sepia; 5cm diameter, in a 19thc. brass frame

£50-70 (+30% BP*)

516

CROMWELL. AN ENAMEL PORTRAIT PLAQUE depicting a repousse portrait bust of Cromwell wearing armour; 7 x 5.25cm 18th c.

A rare example, possibly originally the lid of a box, in later ebonised and brass frame. Provenance. By Family Repute the Schreiber Collection

£250-350 (+30% BP*)

517

ATTRIBUTED TO HENRY EDRIDGE A.R.A. (1768-1821)

Miniature portrait of Sir Edward Chichester as a young man in uniform, head and shoulders, on ivory; 8 x 6.5cm

Gold frame with plaited hair reverse

Ivory Submission reference H9GPSLEU.

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit

£500-700 (+30% BP*)