Matthew Barton Ltd

Decorative Works of Art

Tuesday 22nd November 2011

AucTion EnquiriEs And informATion

Sale Number: 005

Code name: SPA

Enquiries: consultants: catalogue

Matthew Barton Peter Arney (Ceramics) £15 plus postage

Anna Westin Phillip Howell (Ceramics)

John Culme (Silver & Vertu)

Matthew Barton Ltd

25 Blythe Road

London W14 0PD

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Photography: Lee Turner

Front cover: Lots 49, 163

Back cover: Lot 33

Matthew Barton Ltd

DECORATIVE WORKS OF ARTincluding Judaica from the Manchester Great, New & Central Synagogue

& Property from the Estate of the late Lord Mowbray & Stourton

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT

Matthew Barton Ltd25 Blythe RoadLondon W14 0PD

PUBLIC EXHIBITION

Sunday 20th November12 noon to 4pm

Monday 21st November10am to 7pm

Tuesday 22nd November10am to 12 noon

DAY OF SALE

Tuesday 22nd November 2011 at 1pm, precisely

This auction is conducted by Matthew Barton Ltd in accordance with ourConditions of Business printed in the back of this catalogue.

View the catalogue online with all lots illustrated at:www.matthewbartonltd.com

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All lots are offered subject to Matthew Barton Ltd’s Condition’s of Business and to reserves. The Conditions ofBusiness for Buyers, are published at the end of the printed catalogue.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE, THAT WEIGHTS MAY ONLY BE ACCURATE TOWITHIN 5 GRAMS AND THAT ILLUSTRATIONS ARE NOT TO SCALE.

It is common practice for many gemstones to be treated by a variety of methods to enhance their appearance and theinternational jewellery trade has generally accepted these methods. Although heat enhancement of colour is usuallypermanent, in some cases this could affect the durability of a gemstone. Oiled gemstones may need re-oiling after acertain period. If no gemmological report is published in the catalogue, prospective buyers should assume that thegemstones or pearls may have been enhanced by some method. Buyers should be aware that Matthew Barton Ltd’ssaleroom estimates assume that gemstones or pearls may have been subjected to such treatments.

Estimates are published as a guide only and are subject to review. The actual hammer price of a lot may well behigher or lower than the range of figures given and there are no fixed “starting prices”.

A Buyer’s premium of 20% is applicable to all lots in this sale. The Buyer’s Premium is subject to VAT at the standardrate (currently 20%). Unless otherwise indicated lots are offered for sale under the auctioneer's margin scheme andVAT on the Buyer’s Premium is payable by all buyers.

Lots marked with the symbol ‡ have been imported from outside the European Union (EU) to be sold at auctionunder Temporary Import Rules. When released to buyers within the EU, including the UK, the buyer will become theimporter and must pay VAT at the rate of 5% on the hammer price and 20% on the Buyer’s premium. Buyers outsidethe EU will normally be eligible to obtain a refund in respect of temporary import VAT, upon satisfactorydocumentary evidence of exportation. Further information on this matter is available on request.

Matthew Barton Ltd will be pleased to execute bids on behalf of those clients unable to attend the sale in person,subject to our Conditions of Business. All bids must be signed and submitted in writing in good time and lots willalways be purchased as cheaply as possible (depending on any other bids received, reserves and competition in thesaleroom). This service is offered free of charge.

Matthew Barton Ltd can supply quotations for shipping of purchases, including transit insurance and VAT refundadministration fees, and will assist in the application for any export licenses which may be required. Buyers arereminded that it is their responsibility to comply with UK export regulations and with any local import requirements.

Payment Payment is due in sterling at the conclusion of the sale and before purchases can be released. Please note that werequire seven days to clear sterling cheques unless special arrangements have been made in advance of the sale.We are pleased to accept major credit cards (regrettably we are unable to accept American Express), for which asurcharge will be made of 3% of the transaction total. There is no charge for payments made by debit card. Cashand credit card payments above £6,000 will not be accepted without prior arrangement.

Electronic transfers may be sent directly to our Bank: HSBC Bank Plc38 High StreetDartfordKentDA1 1DG

IBAN No: GB53MIDL40190491814001BIC: MIDLGB2128KSort Code: 40-19-04Account No: 91814001Account Name: Matthew Barton Ltd

VAT Registration Number: 972118224

Storage On receipt of cleared funds, lots can be collected from the Saleroom during the auction or immediately after itscompletion. Thereafter, all purchased lots will be stored at Matthew Barton Ltd’s premises for a period of onemonth prior to transfer to third party for storage. A transfer fee of £10 per lot plus all incurred transfer and storagecosts due to the third party will be payable prior to release. Please note that collection is BY APPOINTMENT on+44 (0) 20 7806 5545.

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3AN EARLY WORCESTER FLUTED COFFEE CUP, CIRCA 1753brightly enamelled with a scroll and flowerhead border, scattered insects below (chip to rim)7.8cm high

£500-700

2A RARE WORCESTER SAUCEBOAT, CIRCA 1765with ozier moulding and painted with ‘agitated birds’ and interior flower sprays, the moulded borders picked out in puce21cm wide

A very similar sauceboat was sold by Bonhams, 8th December 2004, lot 310.

£700-1000

4A WORCESTER VINE-LEAF SHAPED DISH, CIRCA 1770decorated in the workshop of James Giles, moulded withoverlapping leaves and enamelled flower sprays22cm high

£600-800

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1A WORCESTER MINIATURE FLOWER TUB AND FLOWER-FILLEDCOVER, CIRCA 1768-70of bucket shape with moulded ring handles and painted withflower groups, the cover applied with colourful garden flowers(crack across cover, some losses to flowers and leaves)11cm high

A similar pair in the Ashmolean Musuem is illustrated by H.Rissik Marshall, Coloured Worcester Porcelain, pl.20, no.383.

£500-700

From the T. Grant Dixon Collection, Property of the Trustees of Ampleforth Abbey

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5A RARE WORCESTER BLUE AND WHITE EGGCUP, CIRCA 1758-60applied with prunus sprigs and leaves, painted with flowersbeneath a diaper pattern border (rim chips)blue crescent mark, 6.5cm high

£400-600

6A RARE DERBY BELL SHAPED CUP AND SAUCER, CIRCA 1760,in Chinese famille verte style, painted with panels of flowersbeneath a border of iron-red cross hatching

£400-600

7A WORCESTER PEDESTAL DISH, CIRCA 1780with ozier moulding, painted with large vignette of ‘fancy birds’,dentil gilding around the rim30.2cm high

£250-350

8A WORCESTER MASK JUG, CIRCA 1765-70decorated with rural scenes ‘Milking Scene No. 1’, ‘Rural Lovers’and ‘May Day’, all printed in black and enamelled in bright colours18cm high

£500-700

9A WORCESTER TEABOWL AND SAUCER WITH ‘PENCILLED’CHINOISERIE DECORATION, CIRCA 1754-55with a garden landscape including a man with parasol and a birdperched on his hand

£300-400

10A WORCESTER COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER WITH ‘PENCILLED’CHINOISERIE DECORATION, CIRCA 1754-55with the ‘Boy on a Buffalo’ pattern

£300-400

11A COALPORT PORCELAIN PART TEA SERVICE, CIRCA 1815each bat-printed en grisaille with vignettes of children at play,classical women and putti, comprising; a teapot, cover and stand,sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, 2 cake plates, 9 teacups, 12 saucers, together with a letter of provenance, dated 1882 (31)

£600-800

12A COPELAND & GARRETT PORCELAIN TOPOGRAPHICAL PART DESSERT SERVICE, CIRCA 1840painted with named British views, inside a deep cream border andgadroon moulded rim edged in gilding, comprising; a shaped ovalcomport, two shaped rectangular dishes, three shell shapeddishes, a shaped oval dish, 15 plates, green printed marks,pattern 6443 Comport 33.5cm long(22)

£600-900

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13A COMPOSITE SET OF SÈVRES LOUIS PHILIPPE SERVICEPLATES, 19TH CENTURYeach centre gilt with the crowned ‘LP’ monogram within a laureland oak leaf surround, various printed, painted and incised marks23.5cm(12)

£800-1200

14A SÈVRES ARMORIAL SOUP PLATE, EARLY 19TH CENTURYpainted in the centre with armorials, beneath a deep cream borderenamelled with stylised foliage, iron-red printed factory mark23.5cm, restored

The arms are those of Barton of Ireland together with the motto“Fide et Fortitudine”. Thomas Barton of Glendalough House,County Wicklow, settled in Bordeaux around 1725, and establishedhimself there as a wine shipper and merchant. The firm waspassed on from Thomas Barton to his grandson Hugh. Togetherwith his partner Daniel Guestier he founded one of the region’sbest known and long-lived merchant businesses, Barton &Guestier, a name still in existence today. Hugh fled back to Irelandduring the reign of terror and in his absence, the estate wasmanaged by Guestier. He bought the estate of Straffan in CountyKildare which remained in the family until after the Second WorldWar. The estates of Chateau Leoville-Barton and Chateau LangoaBarton are still run by the Barton family.

£500-700

15A SAMSON PORCELAIN BOWL, LATE 19TH CENTURYafter a Chinese original, painted in famille-rose enamels withpanels enclosing a cockerel perched on rocks amongst floweringshrubs against a cell pattern and floral ground26.5cm diameter

£250-350

16A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN PART TEA SERVICE, GARDNER FACTORY, LATE 19TH CENTURYpainted with panels of flowers inside gilt frames against a maroonground, comprising; a large bullet shaped teapot and cover, milkjug, sugar bowl, nine teacups and ten saucers, red printed marks(23)

£1800-2500

17A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN BULLET SHAPED TEAPOT ANDCOVER, GARDNER FACTORY, LATE 19TH CENTURYpainted each side with a group of flowers inside a circular giltframe against a blue ground, red printed marks13.5cm high (2)

£300-500

18A PAIR OF SÈVRES STYLE TURQUOISE GLAZED FIGURES OF CUPID AND PSYCHE, LATE 19TH CENTURYeach seated on a mound, highlights picked out in gilding, pseudoSèvres mark20cm high(2)

£200-300

19A MEISSEN TWO-HANDLED VASE, CIRCA 1880of ovoid form, the deep blue ground with moulded and giltborders, set with entwined snake handles, crossed swords markin underglaze blue27cm high

£200-300

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20AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA TWO-HANDLED FLASK AND STOPPER,LATE 19th CENTURYin Urbino style, of bottle form, painted each side with scenes ofVenus borne on a shell supported by dolphins, tritons and putti 37.5 cm height

£300-500

21AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA THREE-HANDLED FOOTED BOWL,GINORI’S FACTORY, LATE 19TH CENTURYof trefoil form, painted in the interior with grotesques, the exteriormoulded with leafy branches against a deep blue ground, snakehandles, blue painted Ginori mark33cm wide

£300-400

22A SLIPWARE BEAR JUG, PERHAPS SUSSEX, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURYtypical form, with a matched 18th century Nottingham stonewarefacial cover with chain23cm long

£200-300

23A PAIR OF FRENCH FAIENCE GADROON MOULDED DISHES,LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURYone painted with a figure walking in a landscape, the other with anaked youth holding an urn, beneath a border of foliated scrolls inblue and ochre 30.5 cm diameter, both restored(2)

£200-300

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27A LARGE SPANISH FAIENCE BLUE AND WHITE DISH,19TH CENTURYpainted with radiating Hispano-moresque panels enclosingbryony leaves and berries 45.5 cm diameter

£100-200

24A RARE DUTCH DELFT GARNITURE, DE PORSELEYNE BIJLFACTORY, MID 18TH CENTURYcomprising three baluster vases with integral covers and twobeaker vases, painted in high-temperature colours with figures ina boat or ducks on the water with buildings on the banklargest 17 cm height, some restoration, axe mark(5)

£300-400

25A DERUTA MAIOLICA SYRUP JAR, DATED 1698named in blue ‘SY.D.LVPOLI’, the strap handle painted with a birdbeneath a crown and initials, ‘PG’ inscribed below the spout‘1698/M’21.5 cm height, repaired and chipped

£300-400

26A TIN-GLAZED CIRCULAR PIERCED BASKET, PROBABLY ITALIAN, 17TH CENTURYwith plain centre and rope twist sides, covered overall in a whiteglaze23 cm diameter, glaze chips

£200-300

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28A LARGE ITALIAN MAIOLICA FLUTED DISH, PROBABLY MONTELUPO, 17th CENTURYof metalwork form, the central boss painted with Cupid in alandscape, the fluted cavetto painted with panels of flowers,foliage and fleur de lys, beneath a border of leafy scrollsagainst a blue ground44.5 cm diameter, some restoration

£1500-2000

29AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA SALT, EARLY 17th CENTURYof square form, the central depression painted with awinged female, the sides painted with birds, each cornermodelled with a caryatid supported on paw feet14 cm diameter

£300-500

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30AN URBINO MAIOLICA SALT, LATE 16TH CENTURYof Baroque form, the oval depression painted with afemale nude against a black ground within a gadroonmoulded border, supported by four wingedcaryatids, raised on an oval base with four paw feet14.5 cm height, one foot restored

£1000-1500

31AN URBINO MAIOLICA SQUARE STAND, LATE 17TH CENTURYpainted in the centre with a youth seated on amound holding a bird by a piece of rope, each cornerwith a circular receptacle, against a ground ofscrolling foliage and formal octagonal panels21.5 cm diameter, some chips

£800-1200

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32A SMALL CASTELLI MAIOLICA PLATE, CIRCA 1740painted with figures in a landscape with buildings and mountains beyond 18 cm diameter

£500-700

33A SMALL CASTELLI MAIOLICA DISH, CIRCA 1740painted with figures in a landscape with buildings and craggymountains in the distance16.5 cm diameter

£500-700

34A SMALL CASTELLI MAIOLICA PLATE, CIRCA 1740painted with a tree in the foreground, a mountain in the distance17 cm diameter, shallow chip

£500-700

35AN ITALIAN MAIOLICA TAZZA, EARLY 17TH CENTURYpainted in polychrome with a scene of Susannah Surprised by the Elders26 cm diameter, restored

£600-800

36A MAIOLICA TAZZA, PROBABLY CASTELLI, 17th CENTURYpainted in the centre with a circular panel of Cupid in a landscape,the border painted with panels of grotesques24.5 cm diameter

£300-400

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37A PAIR OF FAHUA TAPERSTICK HOLDERS, 16TH CENTURYeach modelled as a dog of fo seated on a stepped square base16.5 cm height, chips and losses

£200-300

38A SMALL GREEN SPLASHED POURING VESSEL, PROBABLY TANG DYNASTYthe green glaze on a white slip, on small spreading foot rim4cm high

£300-400

39A LONGQUAN CELADON STEM CUP, PROBABLY 14TH/15TH CENTURYcarved on the exterior with foliate scrolls9cm height

£150-200

40A CHINESE PORCELAIN CELADON VASE, 18TH/19TH CENTURYthe oviform body carved with flowering peonies, underglaze bluefour-character mark14cm

£400-600

41A SMALL CELADON DISH, PROBABLY 19TH CENTURYof foliate form, moulded with unglazed storks in flight and cloud scrolls15cm diameter

£300-400

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44A LARGE LONGQUAN CELADON DISH, 15TH CENTURYthe centre carved with a panel of peony beneath a fluted border,the whole covered in an olive green glaze35.5cm diameter, two rim chips

£400-600

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42A LONGQUAN CELADON TRIPOD CENSER, 15TH CENTURYthe sides carved with peony beneath an olive green glaze, raisedon three paw feet11.5cm high

£1500-2500

43A CHINESE POTTERY KENDI, 17TH CENTURYcovered with mottled and splashed green and brown glazes20cm high, spout restored

£500-700

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46A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE LOBED FOOTED BOWL, KANGXIthe interior painted with a centre panel enclosing flowers beneatha border of scattered flower sprigs, the exterior painted withdense foliage15cm high excluding wood stand, haircrack to rim

£300-500

47A LARGE CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE DISH, 19TH CENTURYpainted with groups of peony against a scale-pattern ground50cm diameter

£400-600

48AN UNUSUAL CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE VASE, 19th CENTURYof rhomboid form, each of the four sides painted with a Yin-yangcircular medallion between the eight trigrams, against a cellpattern background, the short neck with key pattern, whorl andruyi decoration28 cm height, chip

£200-300

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45SIX YINGQING SMALL COSMETIC BOXES AND COVERS,SONG DYNASTYeach cover decorated in the centre with a flower spray beneath apale blue glaze7cm diameter, chip to one cover

£800-1200

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49A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE DISH, KANGXI MARK AND PERIODpainted in the centre with a bird perched on a rock amongstflowering shrubs, beneath a ruyi shaped panelled borderenclosing flowers35 cm diameter, six character mark

£2000-3000

50A SMALL CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAINGARNITURE, LATE 19TH CENTURYcomprising three baluster vases and covers and beaker vases,each painted with figures between foliate borders, with woodstands, Kangxi marksbeaker vases 15cm high, some damage(5)

£200-300

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52A PAIR OF CANTON PORCELAIN PLATES, LATE 19TH CENTURYeach painted in ‘famille-rose’ enamels with a phoenix perched ona rock amidst flowering shrubs22cm diameter

£100-150

53A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE SLEEVE VASE, 19TH CENTURYdecorated in the Transitional style with lappets containingflowering peonies on an iron red diaper ground, the neck andbase with various borders, the rim finished in brown23.5cm high

£150-200

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51A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN VASE, 19TH CENTURYof ovoid form, painted with a continuous scene of pavilions in ariver landscape48cm high

£600-800

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55A CHINESE POWDER BLUE JARDINIÈRE, 19TH CENTURYdecorated with four carp in iron red, yellow, aubergine andgreen enamels, 17.5 cm high, crack; together with a Cantonenamel plate, late 18th / early 19th century, decoratedwith ladies in a palace scene receiving a visitor, the rim witha blue ground inlaid with enamelled silver sprays of flowersand auspicious symbols, 23cm diameter(2)

£250-350

56A PAIR OF CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE VASES, 19TH CENTURYdecorated with flying birds amongst flowering plumblossom and chrysanthemum, foot with double ring inunderglaze blue, 25.5cm high; together with a Chineseporcelain famille verte bottle vase, 19th century,decorated with warriors on horseback, the neck with various diaper and cloud borders suspended with tassels,29cm high(3)

£600-800

54A PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE TWO-HANDLEDTUREENS AND COVERS, EARLY 19TH CENTURYof shaped oval form, the interior and exterior painted with the‘Fitzhugh’ pattern inside a spear head and diaper pattern border33 cm length, one handle glued, another with crack

£700-1000

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57AN ARITA PEWTER-LIDDED BLUE AND WHITE TANKARD, LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURYof bulbous form with cylindrical neck, painted with three panels of birds and figures in landscapes against a ground ofkarakusa scrolls19.5cm high excluding thumbpiece, crack

£200-300

58A JAPANESE IMARI BARBER’S BOWL, LATE 17th / EARLY 18TH CENTURYpainted in the centre with a cock and hen perched on a basket,in a fenced garden, the border painted with flowers and insectson a black ground26 cm diameter, some wear

£400-600

59A PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI VASES, MEIJI PERIODeach oviform body painted with overlapping panels enclosingvases of flowers and landscapes25.5 cm, both bases drilled(2)

£200-300

60TWO LARGE JAPANESE IMARI DISHES, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912)of kiku form, each painted in the centre with a vase of flowersinside radiating panelled borders painted with birds, flowersand geometric designs44.5 and 41cm diameter(2)

£250-350

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61A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO, MEIJI PERIODcarved as a man holding aloft a cockerel with long tail feathers inhis left hand, a hen at his feet and carrying a chick in a basketacross his shoulder, signed on red tablet18cm high

£600-800

62A PAIR OF JAPANESE IVORY SHIBAYAMA BEZIQUE OR WHISTCOUNTERS, MEIJI PERIODinlaid with floral sprays and birds and insects9.5cm long(2)

£250-350

63A PAIR OF JAPANESE ROSEWOOD AND SHIBAYAMA BEZIQUEOR WHIST COUNTERS, MEIJI PERIODthe bases with gilt foliate sprays, the ivory counters inlaid withinsects or birds9cm long(2)

£200-300

64A CHINESE CINNABAR LACQUER CIRCULAR BOX ANDCOVER, LATE 19TH CENTURYthe cover carved with a panel of two sages and a boy in alandscape, inside a diaper pattern frame, the sides carved withlandscape panels16cm

£200-300

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69A CHINESE HARDSTONE TRIPOD INCENSE BURNER AND HIGHPIERCED COVER, 19TH CENTURYwith animal mask and ring handles, on four paw feet24cm high excluding wood stand

£400-600

67A SINO-TIBETAN BRONZE EWER AND COVER, 19TH CENTURYin high relief, with Immortals riding on clouds and with animal-mask spout27cm high

£250-300

68A CHINESE JADE LIBATION CUPof Archaistic form, the green stone with extensive browninclusions, carved with formal scrolling foliage within fungusborders14.4cm wide

£600-800

65A CHINESE BRONZE WARMER, PROBABLY QIANLONGwith swing handle and screw cover, of flattened spherical form,gilt with deer and exotic birds in bamboo clearings against afoliate ground19cm high

£300-500

66A CHINESE BRONZE ‘FOUR HORSE’ PLAQUE, CIRCA 1730the reverse inscribed ‘sixth month, eight year of Yongzheng’10cm diameter

£250-350

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70A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER ROSE BOWL, WANG HING, HONG KONG, DATED 1910circular, on rim foot, the inscribed almost hemispherical bowlembossed in relief with a dragon19cm, 635gr (20oz)

The inscription reads: ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUBPROFESSIONAL PAIRS WON BY G.M. DALGETY AND L. EVANS 1910

Sold with this lot is a pencil and watercolour sketch of a similarbowl, decorated with birds and pine branches, inscribed ‘Full sizewith black wood stand Price #35.’ in envelope inscribed ‘Sample’below the printed name and address: WANG HING, jewellers,Gold & Silver Ware Manufacture 10, Queen’s Road Central,HONGKONG

£400-600

71A CHINESE SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, WANG HING,HONG KONG, EARLY 20TH CENTURYpierced border of a leaf-less tree hosting a variety of exotic birdsto one side and chrysanthemum sprays to the other, on scrollsupports centred by a vacant cartouche, easel support22cm high, 203gr (6oz) excluding glass

£400-600

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72A PAIR CHINESE SILVER BONBON DISHES, TREATY PORTS,EARLY 20TH CENTURYcircular, broad rims pierced with clouds and dragons12cm wide, 110gr (3oz)(2)

£120-150

73A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, WANG HING,HONG KONG, CIRCA 1920plain rectangular, on four supports, the lid engraved with theinitial D in gothic script, cedar lined, 15.5cm wide; together with a Chinese export silver ashtray, Wang Hing, Hong Kong, early 20th century, circular, hammered surface, inset with aGeorge V silver Australian florin, 8.2cm wide; two silver napkinrings, one Wang Hing, the other Cumwo, both Hong Kong,early 20th century, both applied with Chinese characters, both4.7cm diameter; and a silver pencil holder, Wang Hing, HongKong, early 20th century, applied with Chinese characters, 8.8cm long(5)

£200-300

74A BOHEMIAN DAMASCENED AND BLUED STEELCHAMBERSTICK, CARLSBAD, 2ND QUARTER 18TH CENTURYthe sconce, base and sides inlaid in gold and silver withChinoiserie vignettes of buildings, birds, figures, foliage andboats, on three ball feet20cm long

The spa town of Carlsbad (now called Karlovy Vary, CzechRepublic) was also well known in the 18th century for its fine steelwork. A book of 1771 records that “Carlsbad steel-workers andcutlers make all kinds of wares which are widely known under thename of ‘Carlsbad work’. They are partly made of steel and brass,fire-blued and gilded, and sometimes with fine inlay-work in silverand gold. This last is the most elaborate, finest and costliest andthe price is often in excess of that of silver articles of the samekind.” See J.F. Hayward, The Art of the Gunmaker, Vol II, London,1963, p.131.

£400-600

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75A PERSIAN STYLE BRASS PAN BOX AND COVER, PROBABLY DECCAN, 18TH CENTURYcircular, engraved with stylised foliage, script and shaped oblongpanels on a chequered ground, damage, 16.5cm diameter;together with two pairs of betel nut cutters, Indian, 19th century,one pair with punched decoration and glass-set roundels, 16.5cm long(3)

£200-300

76AN INDIAN BRASS CASKET, CIRCA 1900rectangular, with overall niello work scroll foliate decoration, blue velvet lined16.5cm wide

£100-150

77AN ASHFORD MARBLE OBELISK, 3RD QUARTER 19THCENTURYstepped square base, square plinth inlaid with a spray of lily of the valley, obelisk with a panel of specimen marbles36cm high

£100-150

78TWO PAIRS AND A SINGLE BASE METAL CHARLES IIMARRIAGE LINKS, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1662issued to commemorate the marriage of Charles II to Catherine ofBraganza, circular, one pair with a pair of silvered hearts below asilvered crown, the others similar but lacking silvering, 1.5cmdiameter; together with a pair of stamped ‘Pilgrim’ badges ofthe Physician, modern, showing a monkey in a cowl urinatinginto a mortar, a parody on the early medical profession, 4.4cmhigh; and small bronze shoe bell, circa 14th century, 2.8cm long(6)

£80-120

79A GERMAN COPPER AND BRASS TOBACCO BOX, JOHANNHEINRICH GIESE (1716-61), ISERLOHN, CIRCA 1760oblong, the brass lid stamped with a tea-taking scene, the basewith the Continents and a Dutch quatrain above the stamp ‘GIESE F’16.5cm long

The translated quatrain reads ‘I navigate as a hero to far-lyingcoasts / Were it not for the gold, much sooner would I rest / Andremain on land, and keep my comfort / And drink a glass of wine,and smoke a pipe of tobacco’.

The engraver Johann Heinrich Giese was granted solemanufacturing rights of such stamped brass panels by Frederickthe Great in 1755 (later granted to a number of othermanufacturers). Iserlohn tobacco boxes were manufactured bothfor the local market (often decorated with celebrations of militaryvictories) as well as for the large Dutch market.

See the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, for two Gieseboxes with the same stamped scenes, Acquisition Numbers89.2.15/16.

£150-250

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80A PAIR OF FRENCH PARCEL-GILT-BRONZE CANDLESTICKS,RESTAURATION, CIRCA 1825with triform bases, lion paw tripod supports rising to imbricated waistedstems, thistle-like sconces and detachable nozzles25cm high(2)

£700-1000

82A PAIR OF FRENCH GILT AND BRONZED PATINATED SPELTER FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS, LATE 19TH CENTURYmodelled as a running a Turk and his female companion, the opposing turbanned figures each holding a torchere aloft, circular bases39cm high(2)

£250-350

83A PAIR OF FRENCH BRONZED PATINATED SPELTER FIGURAL CANDLESTICKS, LATE 19TH CENTURYmodelled as an opposing pair of maidens in exotic armour holding aloft an amphora-shaped sconce, circular bases, 37cm high; togetherwith a French bronzed spelter figure, late 19th century, modelled as a Chinaman holding aloft two supports (incomplete), hexagonalbase, 38.5cm high(3)

£200-300

81A PAIR OF FRENCH BRONZE CANDLESTICKS, RESTAURATION,CIRCA 1825similar to the preceding lot but without gilding25cm high(2)

£500-700

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84A BELGIAN GRISAILLE PAINTED BOX ‘BOIS DE SPA’, ANTOINE LE LOUP (1730-1802), SPA, MID 18TH CENTURYshaped rectangular, the gently domed lid painted with a scene of a mountedhunting party watering their horses by a bridge in an Italianate landscape, thesides with further classical landscapes including buildings, ruins and aharbour, the angles with memorial urns on pedestals, interior later lined withfloral wreath patterned cream silk, lid signed lower left ‘antoine le Loup Fecit’30.5cm wide, 20.5cm deep, 11cm high

Christened ‘Le Café de l’Europe’ by the Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II after avisit in 1781, the summer season in the small Ardennes town of Spa throngedwith Kings, Princes, nobles and all who could afford it from across theContinent. The main source was named after Peter the Great, who visited in1721, and Europe’s first casino opened in 1761; the second casino andassembly halls of 1770 was named ‘Le Waux-Hall’ after London’s famouspleasure grounds. Naturally a trade in luxury goods, souvenirs and ‘les jolités’flourished, including the speciality ‘Bois de Spa’ (or sometimes ‘Boites deSpa’), lacquered boxes often painted with views of the town and surroundings.

Antoine Le Loup, a native of Spa and known for finely detailed monochromeviews, often on parchment mounted onto boxes, was the son of Remacle LeLoup, another landscape artist. His work also apparently featured on a Meissendinner service, to be found towards the end of the 18th century for sale at ashop in Spa under the sign of ‘Le Cavalier’(http://membres.multimania.fr/histoirespadoise/ceramiquespadois.html).

His neighbour, a priest, recorded that he was still at work painting when hedied alone at eight in the evening, isolated from friends and family, on 21stNovember 1802 (http://www.spahistoire.info/bredar.html, accessed 12.10.11).

£1500-2500

85A GEORGE II SILVER-MOUNTED FISH-SKIN TEA CADDY CASE, MAKER’S MARK C.N (GRIMWADE NO. 3506), LONDON, CIRCA 1755cut-cornered rectangular, silver thread and red velvet lining, the lock plate andhinges with maker’s mark, one also with lion passant, the handle unmarked,feet missing16cm wide

£80-120

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86A RUSSIAN GILT-BRONZE BUST OF PETER THE GREAT, EARLY 19TH CENTURYhead and shoulders, dressed ‘all antica’ with laurel wreath, on a decorated socleand veneered malachite rectangular base13.5cm high including base

£300-500

89A FRENCH BRONZE ‘RETOUR D’EGYPTE’ MODEL OF A SPHINX, 19TH CENTURYthe seated figure on a veined black marble rectangular base, 13cm high overall;together with a small bronze figure of the Discobolus of Myron, 19th century,after the Antique, on integral circular base, 13cm high; a small Italian bronze figureof the Seated Boxer, early 19th century, after the Antique, patination removed,8.5cm high; and a white marble desk weight, early 19th century, inlaid with apatchwork of coloured marbles, lapis lazuli and malachite within russet borders,15.5cm long(4)

£200-300

87A RUSSIAN BRONZE GROUP, AFTER THE MODEL BY VASILY GRACHEV(1831-1905), CAST BY K.F. WOERFFEL, ST. PETERSBURG, LATE 19TH CENTURYbrown patina, modelled as a man driving a horse-drawn sleigh, base inscribed ‘LEP GRACHEV’ and ‘FAB. K.F.WOERFFEL / ST. PETERSBURG’ in cyrillic24cm long

£1000-1500

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88A GEORGE III BRONZED PLASTER LIBRARY BUST OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE,ROBERT SHOUT (1764-1843), LONDON, CIRCA 1805head and shoulders after models by Louis-Francois Roubiliac, on a spreading socle,reverse incised ‘Shakespeare’ and ‘R. Shout / Holborn’27.5cm high

Robert Shout, from the well-known family of statuaries, masons and plaster figuremakers, had an ‘old established manufactory and spacious shew-rooms’ at 18 HighHolborn. His trade label (Heal coll. 106.20) advertised ‘Grecian, Roman and EgyptianFigures and Tripods’ together with several hundred figures, busts, vases, medallionsetc. and ‘Likenesses of distinguished Modern Personages, made to imitate real Bronze,Terra Cota, Stone, &c’.

£400-600

91A GEORGE V SILVER ARTS AND CRAFTS BOWLAND COVER, HAROLD EDWIN LANDON OFLANCASTER, CHESTER, 1934with wirework borders and a band of trailing leafage,the cover centred by an irregular turquoise cabochon14cm diameter, 348gr (11oz) all in

£120-180

90A SUITE OF THREE PATINATED SILVER PORTRAIT BUSTS OF RONALD REAGAN, MARGARET THATCHER AND MIKHAIL GORBACHEV,MODELLED AND FINISHED BY MICHAL GOLABEK, SIGNED INMONOGRAM,1989each mounted on a white Carrara mable plinth, with applied plaquesengraved with the names of the subjects, the busts with sponsor’s mark ofTrover Mint Industries Ltd of Washington, Tyne & Wear, hallmarkedBirmingham, 198929 cm high including plinths, approximately 1800gr (57oz) of silver(3)

This group is one of only three sets made: one set was presented to Mrs Thatcher in 1989.

The Polish-born sculptor Michal Golabek was born in Poznan in 1949.Between 1970 and 1975 he studied at the Poznan Academy of Fine Arts wherehe received his diploma in Professor Olgrierd Truszynski’s atelier of sculpture.He has exhibited extensively and his artistry has been acknowledged by anumber of awards, including the Gold Medal, 5th Winter Salon in Warsaw(1989) and the Bronze Medal, The Survey of Polish Sculpture of the Decade(1989). Among Golabek’s larger work is an imposing figure entitled ‘Jesus’and an abstract wood and bronze piece entitled ‘Windy everlasting.’ He nowlives and works in Chicago.

£2000-3000

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92A BOHEMIAN GROUP “ON THE ALERT”, EDUARDSTELLMACHER & CO., TURN-TEPLITZ, 1905-1912an earthenware group of a Bedouin trader seated on an adornedcamel, the rider holding a spear, red printed factory mark, basewith metal plaque47cm high

£400-600

94A SET OF TWELVE ART DECO ‘GALLIA’ FRENCHELECTROPLATE KNIFE RESTS, DESIGNED BY GERARDSANDOZ (1881-1981) FOR CHRISTOFLE & CIE, CIRCA 1930each modelled as a stylised peacock, cat, dog, pig, swordfish, lion, pelican, swan, dove, bear, hare or fox, undersides stamped‘O.GALLIA’longest 10cm(12)

£400-600

93A FRENCH PATINATED METAL FIGURE OR CAR MASCOT‘SADI’, AFTER THE MODEL BY MAX LE VERRIER (1891-1973),LE VERRIER FOUNDRY, CIRCA 1930dark patina, modelled as a young woman prancing athletically,base inscribed ‘Le Verrier’16.7cm high including mottled green marble base

Opening his foundry in 1926, Le Verrier, preferred casting his andother Art Deco sculptors’ models in his own proprietary metalalloy, rather than bronze.

£200-300

95A GERMAN SILVER GOBLET, HANAU,IMPORT MARKS FOR JOSEPHABRAHAM YAGER, LONDON, 1904chased with ribbon-tied floral swags10.5cm high, 120gr (3oz)

£120-16096

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96A FRENCH OPALESCENT AND BLUE STAINED GLASS‘CEYLAN’ VASE, RENE LALIQUE ET CIE, DESIGNED 1924underside engraved: R. Lalique / France / No. 90524cm high

£3000-4000

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97A GEORGE V SILVER-MOUNTED SHAGREEN CASKET, OMAR RAMSDEN, LONDON, 1927rectangular, the lid centred by a chrysoprase cabochon on a leafyroundel and with rim mount interrupted by shield-shaped clasps,bead and rail corner mounts, on shaped panel feet, walnutinterior, silver base inscribed by the maker16.5cm wide

The inscription reads: This casket of hand wrought silver mountedshagreen i.e. English walnut covered with the abraded skin of theChina ray-fish, was made by Omar Ramsden. London.

£3000-5000

98AN ‘ENGLISH PEWTER’ (TUDRIC WARE) BOWL, DESIGNED BYOLIVER BAKER (1856-1939) FOR LIBERTY & CO., CIRCA 1905hammer finish, rim set with Ruskin Pottery high fired bluecabochons, on three bracket feet, underside stamped: J / EnglishPewter / Made by / Liberty & Co. / 0112820cm diameter

£250-350

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100A SET OF SIX GEORGE II SILVER-GILT TEASPOONS AND PAIRTEA TONGS IN CASE, MAKER’S MARK INDECIPHERABLE,ENGLISH, CIRCA 1745the spoons Rat-tail Hanoverian pattern, the scissor type tongs ornips with scrolling arms, the fish-skin case with red velvet andsatin lining93gr (2oz)

£500-800

101A COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN GEORGIAN SILVERTABLESPOONS, VARIOUS MAKERS, ALL LONDON, 1737-1821Old English pattern, initialled767gr (24oz)(13)

£400-600

102AN EDWARD VII SILVER CARVER’S COMPANION OR BONEHOLDER, WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS LTD, SHEFFIELD, 1903beaded collar, cast and chased foliate screw11.8cm long, 148gr (4oz)

£150-250

99A SILVER AND SILVER-GILT ‘SPASSKY-FISCHER’ TRAVELLINGCHESS SET, CY ENDFIELD, LONDON, 1972the stylised chessmen interlocking around silver-mounted perspexrods to form two cylinders, the folding board of silver and blackleather squares, all in original fitted case, with instructionsking 4cm high, pawn 2cm high, board 31cm wide

The edition of 650 chess sets was produced as the sole accreditedInternational Chess Federation commemorative set of the famousSpassky-Fischer World Championship Match held in Iceland in theJuly and August of 1972. Dubbed as the Match of the Century,Fisher’s win ended the twenty-four-year Soviet domination of thechampionship.

The film director and polymath, Cy Endfield (1914-95), designedand produced the chess set: according to The Times (whomarketed 200 of the sets) it was whilst on location making Zulu(1964) and frustrated by the travelling chess set he was using, that Endfield was inspired by the notion of pieces which wouldinterlock to form a cylinder.

For another set from the same edition see Bloombury Auctions,23rd October 2006, lot 195, sold for £750.

£400-600

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104A GEORGIAN SILVER MOTE SPOON, UNMARKED, MID 18TH CENTURYof typical form, scroll pierced bowl; together with a pair of Dutchsilver tea tongs (or sugar nips), of scissor-type action, mid 18thcentury; a pair of George III silver sugar tongs, with openworkscroll arms and leaf terminals, lion passant mark only, 3rd quarter18th century; a pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs, with foliatedecoration, Fenton Brothers, Sheffield, 1875; a pair of Scottishsilver small game skewers, plain with ring terminals, JonathanMillidge, Edinburgh, circa 1830; an Edwardian silver blow-pipe,plain form with flattened end, S. Mordan & Co., London, 1902; anda George III silver punch ladle, the lipped bowl with punchedrim, with twisted baleen handle,William Withers, London, circa1770, 36cm long(8)

£150-200

105A SET OF TWELVE WILLIAM IV SILVER TEASPOONS, WILLIAM BATEMAN, LONDON, 1834Fiddle pattern, initialled M; together with a set of elevenVictorian silver teaspoons, Exeter, 1874/5, stamped ‘Gordon’and another 1862, Fiddle pattern, initialled; a set of six silverteaspoons, P. & W. Bateman, London, 1809, Old English pattern,initialled; and six further teaspoons, London, 1813/16, OldEnglish pattern 572gr (18oz)(36)

£300-500

103A VICTORIAN SILVER DESSERT SERVICE IN CANTEEN,FRANCIS HIGGINS & SON, RETAILED BY ELKINGTON & CO.,LONDON 1889Pierced Vine pattern, initialled ANA for A.N. Argenti, complete fortwelve of each of the following: dessert spoons, dessert forks,dessert knives and ice-cream spoons, and four serving spoonswith gilt fluted bowls, four similar smaller serving spoons, twoserving spoons with flat-bottomed gilt bowls, a pair of strainerladles with gilt bowls, a serving knife, a serving fork and a pair ofgrape scissors, in the original brass-bound oak case with brassplaque inscribed ‘A.N. Argenti’, brass trade label stamped:Elkington & Co. Silversmiths / 28 Regent St. London., blue baizefitted interior with two pull-out trays3088gr (99oz) excluding knives and serving knife and fork(63)

The important firm of table silver manufacturers, Francis Higginsand Sons, had roots going back to 1782. Francis Higgins Junior,the director from 1880, was apparently punctilious about detail:‘Higgins is said to have carried a hammer about with him in theworkshop with which he would destroy any work not up to hisstandards. His principal was that if you are going to make a spoonyou are going to make a spoon strong and solid, adding somesuch comments as, “it should last more than a lifetime, boy”‘ (SeeJ. Culme, The Directory of Gold and Silversmiths, Jewellers andAllied Traders, 1838-1914, vol. 1, 1987, pp. 229/230.)

£3500-4000

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110FOUR DUTCH SILVER-GILT SPOONS, LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURYwith a variety of stems and figural terminals; together with aDutch silver Christening spoon, circa 1800, with openworkstem, figure terminal and bowl pricked with birth inscription toLysbert Doedel, 1801; and a Dutch silver-gilt fork, 18th century,the three prongs probably cut out of a spoon248gr (7oz)(6)

£300-500

111A DUTCH SILVER-GILT SPOON, PROBABLY WERNER EVERTS,GRONINGEN, 1669/70with pomegranate terminal and cylindrical stem with stiff leaveson a matted ground, bowl initialled M.H/F.R16cm long

£150-250

112TWO PAIRS OF GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE LADLES, ALL LONDON, ONE PAIR GEORGE SMITH, 1798, THE OTHER PAIR SOLOMAN HOUGHAM, 1813Old English pattern, the first intialled, the second engraved withthe badge of The North Royal Downshire Regiment; together witha silver sauce ladle, Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London, 1808, OldEnglish pattern, engraved badge of The Royal Cheshire Regiment;a pair of silver sugar tongs, Hester Bateman, London, circa1780, bright-cut; a small silver handled knife and fork set,maker’s mark WP in a heart-shaped shield, circa 1700, withsteel blade and tines; and the following miscellaneous tablesilver, late 18th - 20th century: a dessert spoon, four butterknives, a teaspoon, two later pierced ladles, a pickle ladle, a caddyspoon 744gr (23oz); and a silver bottle ticket, Winder & Lamb,Dublin, 1887, in the form of a W, with electroplate chain, and oneelectroplate caddy spoon(20)

£400-600

106TWO IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLES, ONE SAMUELNEVILLE, THE OTHER RICHARD SAWYER, DUBLIN, 1811/14Fiddle pattern, crestedlargest 34.5cm, 406gr (13oz)(2)

£200-300

107A GEORGE II SILVER SOUP LADLE, ELIAS CACHART, LONDON, 1750Hanoverian pattern, crested, 37cm long; together with a GeorgeIII silver soup ladle, Thomas Barker, London, 1805, Old Englishpattern, crested365gr (11oz)(2)

£250-350

108AN IRISH GEORGIAN SILVER SOUP LADLE, POSSIBLYALEXANDER RICHARDS OF DUBLIN, MID 18TH CENTURYcrested, with fluted bowl and foliate flat-chased hooked terminal34cm long, 180gr (5oz)

£200-300

109A SCOTTISH GEORGE III TODDY LADLE, MAKER’S MARKONLY, WILLIAM JAMIESON & CO. OF ABERDEEN, EARLY 19TH CENTURYplain circular silver bowl initialled MF, turned fruitwood handle,36.5cm long; and another Scottish toddy ladle, AlexanderCameron, Dundee, circa 1825, with flat-bottomed circular silverbowl and curved whalebone handle; together with three furthertoddy ladles, two with whalebone handles, one with turned woodhandle(5)

£200-300

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113A SET OF TWELVE LOUIS-PHILIPPE SILVER-GILT DESSERTSPOONS AND SEVEN DESSERT FORKS, JEAN-BAPTISTEVEYRIER, PARIS, 1834-38Thread pattern; together with a set of five Empire silver-giltdessert forks, Nicolas-Anselme Bourdet, Paris, 1809-19 andanother French dessert fork, mid 19th century, Fiddle Threadpattern, engraved with armorials, all 950 standard1225gr (39oz)(25)

£600-800

114TWELVE FRENCH SILVER TABLE FORKS AND EIGHTTABLESPOONS, THE MAJORITY EDMOND JAMET, PARIS,1831-38Fiddle Thread pattern, comprising eleven Jamet forks and fourspoons all engraved with armorials, the remainder mixed makers,Paris, 1775/1819-38, all 950 standard1663gr (53oz)(20)

£700-1000

115SIXTEEN FRENCH SILVER TABLE FORKS, MIXED DATES ANDMAKERS, CIRCA 1770-1838Fiddle Thread pattern, engraved with armorials, 950 standard1401gr (45oz)

£600-900

116A SET OF GERMAN TABLE SILVER, HALLER & RATHENAU,BERLIN, MID 19TH CENTURYFiddle Thread pattern, variously initialled, comprising twelve tableforks, twelve table knives with steel blades and six dessertspoons, all 750 standard; together with six German silver dessertforks, late 19th century, same pattern, initialled, 800 standard;and six German electroplate dessert forks, late 19th century,same pattern, initialledweighable silver 1374gr (44oz)(42)

£400-500

117A SET OF TWELVE RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT AND NIELLODESSERT KNIVES AND TWELVE FORKS, MAKER’S MARK IA(IN CYRILLIC), ASSAYER VICTOR SAVINKOV, MOSCOW, 1865the Fiddle pattern forks and cut-cornered oblong loaded kniveswith panels of scrolled niello foliage and a vacant cartouche, thesteel blades stamped ‘Yakovlevoi’ (in Cyrillic) under the Imperialwarrant, 875 standard, forks fully marked, knives with standardand town marks onlyforks only 284gr (9oz)(24)

£500-800

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118A SET OF TWELVE SCOTTISH VICTORIAN SILVER TEASPOONS,PETER ARTHUR, GLASGOW, 1856single struck Queens pattern, engraved AFS 221gr (7oz)(12)

£100-150

119A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOONS, PAUL STORR,LONDON, 1818Coburg pattern; together with a pair of silver tea tongs, WilliamTraies, London, 1834, oak spray pattern; a silver sauce ladle,Charles Boyton, London, 1831, Queens pattern; and two silversugar sifters, Henry Holland, London, 1866/74, with figureterminals505gr (16oz)(6)

£300-500

120A SET OF TWELVE GEORGE IV SILVER TEASPOONS, WILLIAM TRAIES, LONDON, 1826, STAMPED: ‘LEWIS’Thread & Shell pattern, the terminals with die-struck lion rampantcrest412gr (13oz)(12)

These spoons were retailed by Kensington Lewis (LewisKensington Solomon, 1790?-1854) of Ryder Street, St. James’s,goldsmith to HRH The Duke of York. He was one of London’s mostcolourful retail silversmiths and jewellers.

£180-250

121A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER TEASPOONS, ATTRIBUTEDTO THOMAS & WILLIAM CHAWNER (GRIMWADE NO. 3510),LONDON, CIRCA 1765Feather Edge pattern, crested, maker’s mark and lion passantonly; together with a George III silver toddy ladle, ElizabethMuns, London, 1768, fluted bowl initialled B, 31cm long includingwood handle(7)

£120-160

122A SET OF SIX SCOTTISH GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOONS,JAMES HEWITT, EDINBURGH, 1781Old English pattern, initialled; together with five silvertablespoons, various makers, London, 1715-75, Hanoverianpattern, crested or initialled700gr (22oz)(11)

£400-600

123A GEORGE I SILVER MARROW SCOOP, PAUL HANET, LONDON, 1725later crested; together with a silver marrow spoon, EliasCachart, London, 1757, initialled; and two Irish silver marrowscoops, one Carden Terry, Cork, circa 1800, the other MichaelKeating, Dublin, 1779, crested187gr (6oz)(4)

£250-350

124A SILVER TREFID SPOON, MAKER’S MARK II, A PELLETBETWEEN, LONDON, NO DATE LETTER, LATE 17TH CENTURY8.8cm long

£80-120

125A MATCHED SET OF WILLIAM IV AND VICTORIAN TABLESILVER, VARIOUS MAKERS, LONDON, 1830/31/33/34/57/62Fiddle pattern, comprising:two tablespoonssix table forkssix dessert spoonssix dessert forks (two Glasgow)and six teaspoons1264gr (40oz); together with a set of six table knives and sixdessert knives, John Biggin Ltd., Sheffield, 1982, with silver Old English pattern handles and stainless steel blades(38)

£800-1200

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129A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER BASTING SPOONS, G.W. ADAMS FOR CHAWNER & CO, LONDON, 1864Kings pattern, the terminals engraved with a crest and motto30.5cm, 434gr (13oz)(2)

£200-300

130FOUR SILVER GRAVY SPOONS, VARIOUS MAKERS, THREE LONDON, 1808/20/27 AND ONE EXETER, 1851Fiddle pattern, one initialled, one crested588gr (18oz)(4)

£300-500

131A VICTORIAN SILVER STRAINER SPOON, WILLIAM EATON,LONDON, 1841Fiddle pattern, 32cm long; together with a George III silver gravyspoon, maker’s mark W?, London, apparently 1772, Old Englishpattern, initialled270gr (8oz)(2)

£150-250

132TWO GEORGIAN SILVER FISH SLICES, ONE THOMASJOHNSON, THE OTHER WILLIAM CHAWNER, LONDON,1809/29Fiddle pattern, one crested, the other initialled; together with asilver meat skewer, no maker’s mark, 1786 and three silverpoultry skewers in sizes, Sharman D. Neill of Belfast,Sheffield, 1924/25500gr (16oz)(6)

£250-350

133A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER ASPARAGUS TONGS, WILLIAM BATEMAN, LONDON, 1837Fiddle pattern, crested231gr (7oz)

£120-150

126A SET OF FIVE IRISH GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOONS,MAKER’S MARK JS, DUBLIN, 1796Bright-cut Celtic Point pattern, initialled; together with thefollowing seven pieces Irish table silver: a similar silverteaspoon, John Williams, John Warner or James Warner, Cork, late18th century, another Irish silver teaspoon, late 18th century, a silvertablespoon, Hanoverian pattern, initialled, Dublin, 1739, three silvertablespoons, Celtic Point pattern, one engraved ‘Cavan Regt’, theothers initialled, various makers, Dublin, 1787/97, and a pair of silversugar tongs, probably Edward Boyce of Dublin, late 18th century693gr (22oz)(12)

£400-600

127TWO GEORGE III SILVER BASTING SPOONS, BOTH LONDON,ONE PETER, ANN & WILLIAM BATEMAN, 1802, THE OTHERGEORGE SMITH & WILLIAM FEARN, 1789Old English pattern, the former crested, the latter 30cm long;together with a George I silver marrow scoop, EdwardJennings, London, probably 1724, crested, 21.5cm long259gr (8oz)(3)

£150-250

128A SET OF ELEVEN ENGLISH PROVINCIAL GEORGE III SILVERTABLE FORKS, HAMPSTON & PRINCE, YORK, 1789-94Old English pattern, the terminals engraved with the initials HWF,and another, Robert Rutland, London, 1809, matching, engravedwith the same initials780gr (25oz)(12)

£600-900

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135A GEORGE III SILVER CADDY SPOON, NATHANIEL SMITH & CO.,SHEFFIELD, 1793bright-cut initialled; together with two silver caddy spoons, oneW. Peat or Pirrie, Edinburgh, 1825, the other C. Cummins,Dublin, 1840, Fiddle pattern, with shell-shaped bowls, oneinitialled(3)

£100-150

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134A CANTEEN OF TABLE SILVER, PREDOMINANTLY JOSIAHWILLIAMS & CO., EXETER, OR GEORGE ADAMS FORCHAWNER & CO., LONDON, 1829-69Kings pattern, complete for twelve of each of the following:tablespoons, table forks, dessert spoons, dessert forks andteaspoons; together with twelve matching table knives andtwelve dessert knives, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield,1954/55, silver handles and stainless steel blades; and thefollowing of matching pattern: a Georgian silver sauce ladle, aGeorgian single-struck silver butter knife, a Victorian silver spoonpierced with fork tines, and an electroplate grapefruit knife; all inan oak fitted box with single drawer and keyweighable silver 4566gr (146oz)(88)

£3000-5000

136A SET OF VICTORIAN TABLE SILVER, PREDOMINANTLY G.W. ADAMS FOR CHAWNER & CO., LONDON ANDSHEFFIELD, 1838-1880Queens pattern, comprising twelve of each of the following:tablespoons, table forks, dessert spoons, dessert forks (elevenonly) and teaspoons; together with twelve matching table knivesand twelve dessert knives, Lee & Wigfull Ltd., Sheffield, 1955,with silver handles and stainless steel blades4340gr (139oz)(83)

£3000-4000

137SEVEN SILVER CADDY SPOONS, VARIOUS MAKERS, ALL LONDON, 1793-1868three Old English pattern, four Fiddle pattern(7)

£120-150

138TWO GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR SCOOPS, ONE THOMASFREETH, 1819, THE OTHER NO MAKER’S MARK, 1803, BOTH LONDONFiddle pattern, the first initialled; together with two silver medicinespoons, Fiddle pattern, both initialled, the first maker’s markrubbed, London, 1806, the second C. & D. Reid, Newcastle, 1829(4)

£80-100

139SEVEN SILVER CADDY SPOONS, VARIOUS MAKERSINCLUDING GEORGE UNITE, JOSEPH TAYLOR, JOSEPH WILLMORE, ALL BIRMINGHAM, 1802-1838one with mother-of-pearl handle(7)

£120-150

140TWO GERMAN SILVER TEA STRAINERS, HANAU, EARLY 20THCENTURYrichly cast; together with the following five caddy spoons: threesimilar silver, two Hanau, circa 1900, one London, 1884, one Dutchbright-cut example, 1917 and a mdoern Norwegian souvenir spoon(7)

£80-100

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147A GERMAN SILVER TRAY, HUMBERT & SOHN, BERLIN, 1842-47oblong, plain except for broadly moulded rim, 750 standard47cm wide, 1172gr, (37oz)

£400-600

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148A PAIR OF SPANISH TABLE DECORATION FIGHTING COCKS,POST 1934each modelled with extravagant tail featherslongest 25cm, highest 20cm(2)

£250-350

149A SILVER CRUET STAND, PROBABLY CANADIAN, EARLY 20TH CENTURYoval, with gadroon and leaf rims, with rings for two bottlessupported by lion monopodia and centred a lobed handle, withtwo cut-glass bottles (lacking stoppers)24.5cm wide, 746gr (23oz)

£400-600

141GEORGIAN AND VICTORIAN TABLE SILVER, VARIOUSMAKERS, ALL LONDON, 1796-1840Old English pattern, Elwes crest, comprising: five table forks, eightdessert spoons, one dessert fork, five teaspoons and a sauce ladle745gr (23oz)(20)

£300-400

142ASSORTED SCOTTISH TABLE SILVER, COMPRISING:an Old English pattern tablespoon, John Leslie, Aberdeen, circa1800, a Fiddle pattern dessert spoon, David Gray, Dumfries, circa1820, four toddy ladles, Edinburgh and Glasgow, a butter knife,Glasgow, 1836, a Fiddle pattern mustard spoon, Glasgow, 1839;and two English for the Scottish market silver-mounted hornspoons, circa 1900(10)

£180-250

143A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER TEASPOONS, HESTER BATEMAN OF LONDON, CIRCA 1775feather edge pattern, initialled D.L, maker’s mark and lion passantonly; together with a pair of George II silver tea tongs (or sugarnips), crested, Henry Morris of London, circa 1740; another pairof silver tea tongs, of small size, William Hutton & Sons Ltd.,Sheffield, 1921; a pair of George III silver sugar tongs, bright-cutand initialled ML, Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1801;and a pair of silver sugar tongs and an electroplate pair, bothJames Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, 1916 and circa196gr (6oz)(11)

£100-150

144A SET OF VICTORIAN TABLE SILVER, WILLIAM GEORGEJAMIESON (STRUCK OVER ANOTHER) OF ABERDEEN,LONDON, 1880Old English pattern, crested and initialled, comprising twotablespoons, two table forks, two dessert spoons, two dessertforks and twelve teaspoons688gr (22oz)(20)

£400-600

145GEORGIAN AND VICTORIAN TABLE SILVER, VARIOUSMAKERS, MUCH WILLIAM CHAWNER, 1826, ALL LONDON,1826-1865Fiddle pattern, Elwes crest, comprising: four tablespoons, ninetable forks, five dessert forks, five teaspoons1270gr (40oz)(23)

£500-700

146ASSORTED IRISH TABLE SILVER, VARIOUS DATES ANDMAKERS, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURYall Fiddle pattern, comprising: five tablespoons, two toddy ladles,a sauce ladle, a sugar spoon, twenty teaspoons and five mustardspoons944gr (30oz)(34)

£500-700

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151A SILVER AND JEWELLED CHAMBERSTICK, AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN OR GERMAN, MID 19TH CENTURYchased with flowers and scrolls and set with red cabochons, cutred pastes and turquoises, applied below the detachable nozzlewith small figures and to the branch-like handle with a cellist21.5cm wide

£120-180

152A SWEDISH SILVER CHAFING DISH AND COVER, DAVID ANDERSEN & CO. (AB), STOCKHOLM, 1939with hollow bowl, cover with ebonised bun finial with silver wireinlay, detachable wood handle secured by a silver chained pin, 830standard30cm wide, 515gr (15oz) all in excluding wood handle

£300-400

153A PAIR OF SWEDISH SILVER CHAMBERSTICKS, FRANS HOLM,VADSTENA, 1865each shell-shaped base on three scroll feet applied with a scrollhandle terminating in a waisted lobed sconce and detachablenozzle, 830 standard14cm wide, 209gr (6oz)(2)

£200-300

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150A DANISH SILVER TEAPOT, A. MICHELSEN, ASSAY MASTERSIMON GROTH, COPENHAGEN, 1881the plain pear-shaped body on four pad feet, lid with cast flowerfinial, underside stamped: A. MICHELSEN / HOF & ORDENS- JUVELEER/ KJØBENHAVN, 826 standard13cm high, 362gr (11oz) including ivory insulators

£300-400

154A DUTCH SILVER SUGAR BOWL, 1914circular, pierced with trelliswork, 13cm over handles; togetherwith a George III silver pap boat, Andrew Field, London, 1788,typical form; and the following miscellaneous silver: an Irish milkjug, a teapot stand, a bright-cut card case and a capstan inkwellweighable silver 429gr (13oz)(6)

£300-500

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159A SILVER BEAKER, PROBABLY BALTIC, 18TH CENTURYflared, plain except for gilt rims of applied dentil and wriggleworkdecoration, underside initialled SMS and AMN?D, marked DE andwith another punch15cm high, 247gr (7oz)

£400-600

157AN IRANI TRAY, 20TH CENTURYoblong, engraved with the Zoroastrian Faravahar icon within afoliate cartouche, fruiting leafy border, the rim chased with anassortment of flowers, figures and beasts34cm long

£250-350

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158A SWEDISH SILVER BEAKER, JOHAN HENRIK LEFFLER,FALUN, 1807the flared body wrigglework decorated with a band of scrolls,diaper panels and initials JJS and MAJ, 830 standard20cm high, 297gr (9oz)

£400-600

155A DUTCH SILVER GALLERY TRAY, P. VAN DER WOUDE, SNEEK, 1910oval, scroll foliate pierced and engraved sides within a beadedrim, seraphim decorated handles, 833 standard66cm wide, 2193gr (70oz)

£1200-1600

156AN IRANI BOWL AND COVER, PRE 1967richly chased with foliage, exotic birds and arabesque panels on a matted and punch decorated ground22cm high

£300-500

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162A BELGIAN SILVER BOWL, MAKER’S MARK IDP, POSSIBLYJEAN-FRANCOIS DUPONT, ASSAY MASTER GEORGES-LOUISDE BERGHES, LIEGE, 1740shaped circular, with scroll foliate matted ground panels to theinterior rim17.5cm diameter, 412gr (13oz)

The marker’s mark is recorded as possibly for Jean-FrancoisDupont (1691-1760) by Pierre Colman, L’orfevrerie civile anciennedu pays de Liege, p. 58.

£2000-3000

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160A GERMAN SILVER CHOCOLATE POT, JOHANN GEORG KLOSS,AUGSBURG, 1763-65baluster, with swirled flutes, spout with hinged cover, lid withdetachable wrythen finial906gr (29oz) including carved wood handle

£1500-2000

161A PAIR OF SILVER TWO-HANDLED SAUCEBOATS, UNMARKED,PROBABLY BELGIAN, CIRCA 1880in mid 18th century style, decorated with curved flutes below appliedcast scroll borders and bulrush handles, engraved with a coat-of-arms,crest, coronet and supporters, gilt interiors19.5cm wide, 1021gr (32oz)(2)

£2000-3000

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164A RUSSIAN SILVER KOVSH, MAKER’S MARK POORLYSTRUCK, MOSCOW 1857niello decorated with scrolling foliage17cm long, 181gr (5oz)

£400-600

165A RUSSIAN SILVER COFFEE POT, PETR SEMENOV, ASSAY MASTER D. MOSHALKIN, MOSCOW, 1758baluster, with alternate chased and plain curved flutes23.3cm high, 577gr (18oz) including wood handle

£1800-2200

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163A RUSSIAN PARCEL-GILT-SILVER TANKARD, MAKER’S MARKONLY, JOHANN GOTTFRIED HILDEBRANDT OF ST.PETERSBURG, CIRCA 1760on spreading foot, the barrel richly chased and matted with aprofusion of Rococo scrolls inhabited by eagles and agesticulating native warrior, scroll handle with shield terminal, thelid similarly chased, openwork cast finial, bifurcated thumbpiece,gilt interior, underside inscribed23cm high, 934gr (30oz)

The inscription reads: ...er Gedachtenis van Daniel Harttman nat or1628 d 28 July denat or 1704 d 29 Fbry

£8000-10000

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166A FRENCH PROVINCIAL SILVER CASTER, MAKER’S MARK BDBELOW A SAILING VESSEL, POSSIBLY DIEPPE, CIRCA 1720on a lobed pedestal foot below a band of chased husk panels ona matted ground, faceted and waisted above, the cover withdiaperwork pierced panels and cast bud finial25cm high, 581gr (18oz)

Provenance: Galerie Kugel, Paris

£12000-18000

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167A BELGIAN SILVER CHOCOLATE POT, AUGUSTIN-JOSEPHVANDERWINCKELE, COURTRAI (KORTRIJK), 1780on three lion paw and ball supports below rams’ heads and floraland foliate festoons applied over fluted panels, similarly chasedabove with pendent ribbon-tied leaves, detachable hinged coverwith chained hinge pin and detachable finial of a spray of foliageand opening buds, carved wood handle32cm, 1358gr (43oz)

£15000-20000

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168A GERMAN PARCEL-GILT-SILVER TANKARD, JOHANN JEBENZ,AUGSBURG, CIRCA 1700on spreading base chased with fruit and foliate, the body chased with ascene of Neptune flanked by tritons tending dolphins or playing musicalinstruments, scroll handle, bifurcated thumbpiece and ball finial to thechased lid, gilt interior19cm high, 886gr (28oz)

£6000-8000

169A CONTINENTAL SILVER-GILT CHALICE, UNMARKED, PROBABLY ITALIAN, 18TH CENTURY AND LATERdecorated with scrolls, fruits, foliage and seraphim, 23.5cm high; togetherwith a Victorian silver-gilt paten, maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1875,plain, 12.5cm diameter; all in a fitted leather case with gilt retailer’s printedlabel for Lambert & Co.524gr (16oz)(2)

£250-350

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170A SWEDISH PARCEL-GILT-SILVER TANKARD, SVEN JÖNSSONWALLMAN, GOTHENBURG, CIRCA 1690cylindrical, the plain body on three bold pomegranate and foliatesupports, chased scroll handle with shield terminal, the lid withspherical cast fruit thumbpiece and inset with a medallion surroundedby foliate engraving, gilt interior19.5cm high, 1323gr (42oz)

£7000-10000

171A CONTINENTAL SILVER-GILT CHALICE, UNMARKED, PROBABLY ITALIAN, 18TH CENTURYthe bowl overlaid with a pierced band of fruit festoons, the stem withogee knop chased with seraphim, the spreading shaped circular footwith seraphim and fruit, underside inscribed: DUDLEY FROM FATHERMAY 31ST 189623.5cm high, 379oz (12oz)

£250-350

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172A SWEDISH SILVER TEAPOT, SAMUEL JÖNSSONKLERCK, MALMÖ, 1734-1736fluted pear shaped, flat-chased at the shoulder withstrapwork and husk panels, scratch weight 32 lod ½ 16.5cm high, 439gr (14oz) including later wood handleand finial fillet

£6000-8000

173A DUTCH SILVER TEAPOT AND COVER, CAREL KOEKEBAKKER, HARLEM, 1740squat baluster, chased with bands of lobes, the coveradditionally with beaded rim13cm high, 214gr (6oz) including wood handle and finial

£1500-2500

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176A GEORGE I SILVER TEA CADDY, JOHN FARNELL, LONDON, 1717cut-cornered rectangular, engraved with armorials within a scrolland foliate cartouche, sliding base, domed detachable cover, withfixed tin liner13cm high

£1000-1200

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174AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVER-GILT CUP AND COVER,PROBABLY WILLIAM RING, DUBLIN, 1743/44with leaf-capped scroll handles, engraved with a vacant Rocococartouche above the girdle, cover and body applied with bands offoliate straps on a matted ground31cm high, 1921gr (61oz)

Property of the Late Lord Hastings, removed from Seaton Delaval Hall.

£3000-4000

175AN IRISH GEORGE II SILVER TWO-HANDLED CUP, JOHN IRISH,CORK, CIRCA 1750the vase-shaped girdled body with harp-shaped handles19cm high, 689gr (22oz)

£2000-3000

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180A GEORGE I SILVER TWO-HANDLED PORRINGER, ROBERT TIMBRELL & JOSEPH BELL, LONDON, 1714typical embossed and chased decoration, the cartouche lightlypricked with initials9cm high, 226gr (7oz)

£350-450

177A QUEEN ANNE SILVER PORRINGER, FRANCIS GARTHORNE,LONDON, 1713lobed and fluted, embossed vacant cartouche, cast and appliedhandles9cm high, 167gr (5oz)

£400-600

181A WILLIAM III SILVER TRENCHER SALT, MAKER’S MARKINDECIPHERABLE, LONDON, 1696with corded rims and gilt interior; together with a Victorian silvertrencher salt, Pairpoint Brothers, London, 1856, similar8cm diameter, 116gr (3oz)(2)

£500-700

178A QUEEN ANNE SILVER TWO-HANDLED PORRINGER, SETH LOFTHOUSE, LONDON, 1713typical embossed and chased decoration, cartouche engravedwith initials8.5cm high, 213gr (6oz)

£350-450

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179A GEORGE II SILVER TWO-HANDLED PORRINGER, THOMAS FARREN, LONDON, 1727with typical with embossed and stamped decoration8cm high, 144gr (4oz)

£300-500

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184A GEORGE II SILVER JUG, MAKER’S MARK APPARENTLY WF INGOTHIC SCRIPT (GRIMWADE NO. 3877), LONDON, 1740helmet shaped, on three lion-mask-headed paw feet below a girdle,crested, 11cm high; together with a similar Irish silver jug, maker’smark SW (? Samuel Walker), Dublin, circa 1750, on three cast maskand shell supports, crested, 11.5cm427gr (13oz)(2)

£400-600

182A GEORGE I SILVER DISH, PAUL DE LAMERIE, LONDON, 1725with fluted rim, later engraved circa 1845 with a border of strapwork enclosing scallop shells, Tudorroses and and a Bacchic mask surrounding a crest and garter motto for Plowden, on three scroll feet,Britannia standard21cm diameter, 502gr (16oz)

£3000-5000

183A GEORGE I SILVER CASTER, MAKER’S MARK ONLY STRUCK FOUR TIMES, SAMUEL MARGAS,LONDON, 1715-21vase shaped with reeded rims and girdle, scroll pierced cover16cm high, 228gr (7oz)

£350-500

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188A GEORGE III SILVER MUG, WILLIAM SHAW & WILLIAMPREIST, LONDON, 1769the baluster body engraved with armorials within a foliate Rocococartouche12cm high, 325gr (10oz)

The arms are those of Baker, co. Lincoln, and Smallborough,Norfolk, impaling possibly Walrington or Wolwardington, co.Warwick

£250-350

189A GEORGE II SILVER WAITER, DENNIS LANGTON, LONDON,1732shaped circular, on three hoof feet, the later decoration (circa1840, possibly Irish) of an engraved crest and flat-chased floraland foliate border16.2cm diameter, 268gr (8oz)

£150-200

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186A SCOTTISH GEORGE II SILVER CASTER, JAMES GILSLAND,ASSAY MASTER HUGH GORDON, EDINBURGH, 1748plain vase shaped12.5cm high, 123gr (3oz)

£500-700

187A GEORGE II SILVER MUG, ROBERT ALBIN COX, LONDON,1754plain baluster, scroll handle9cm high, 174gr (5oz)

£200-300

185A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER, FRANCIS SPILSBURY, LONDON,1738moulded border, engraved with probably later armorials 21cm diameter, 406gr (13oz)

The arms are those of Gallay or Galley of Bath, Somerset; or ofGale or Galle of Stalbridge, Dorset.

£350-450

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192A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER, ROBERT ABERCROMBIE,LONDON, 1750moulded and shell rim, on three hoof feet, engraved with a later crest21cm diameter, 384gr (12oz)

£300-500

190A SET OF THREE GEORGE III SILVER TEA CADDIES, MAKER’SMARK T.F PROBABLY FOR THOMAS FOSTER (GRIMWADE NO.3822), LONDON, 1766in two sizes, shouldered rectangular, each on cast openwork scrolland foliate festoon bases below vacant cartouches and embossedflutes, beads and berried sprays, the detachable lids with flowerfinials, in contemporary silver mounted walnut case with redvelvet lining, key13.5 and 14cm high, the case 28cm long, 1040gr (33oz)(4)

£6000-8000

191A GEORGE III SILVER MUG, WILLIAM CRIPPS, LONDON, 1762plain baluster, 9cm high; together with a George II silver mug,Shaw & Preist, London, 1756, baluster, later chased with lobesand swags, 9cm high; and a George III silver mug, CrispinFuller, London, 1818, with reeded bands, 7.5cm high474gr (15oz)(3)

£300-500

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193A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT, JOHN VERLANDER,LONDON, 1752the baluster body engraved with armorials between bands of richlychased Rococo foliage, on domed foot, lid with pineapple finial25cm high, 946gr (30oz)

£1800-2500

194A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT, GEORGE METHUEN,LONDON, 1750engraved with a later crest within a contemporary foliate Rococo cartouche25cm high, 892gr (28oz)

£1500-2000

195AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT, MATTHEW WEST,DUBLIN, CIRCA 1780oval, on three hoof feet16cm wide, 138gr (4oz)

£200-300

196A GEORGE III SILVER EPERGNE BASKET, UNMARKED, CIRCA 1765shaped oval, crested, scroll and diaper pierced sides below acorded rim and swing handle, 15cm wide, 137gr (4oz)

£120-180

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197A GEORGE III SILVER SALVER, ROBERT JONES,LONDON, 1775shaped circular, on four claw and ball supports, thecentre engraved with a coat-of-arms and motto within anengraved circular husk and bead cartouche, the appliedbeaded border interrupted at intervals with flowerheadsabove embossed husk festoons41cm, 1795 (57oz)

The arms are those of Macdonald.

£1200-1800

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199A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SALTCELLARS, ALDRIDGE & GREEN,LONDON, 1779circular, beaded rims, each on three shell-headed pad feet, undersides initialledS*W and T*W, 7cm wide; together with a coin silver small mug, unmarked, mid 18th century, squat baluster, engravedFanny, underside with triangular initialsR/I*M, 5cm high175gr (5oz)(3)

£180-220

200A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER WAITERS,SMITH & SHARP, LONDON, 1765shaped circular, the applied borders castwith beaded scrolls and trelliswork, panelsupports 18cm diameter, 763gr (24oz)(2)

£600-800

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198A GEORGE III SILVER TWO-HANDLED CUP, MAKER’S MARK I.K, LONDON, 1768the girdled body later chased with scrolls and foliage15cm high, 497gr (15oz)

£250-350

205AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT, GEORGE WEST, DUBLIN, 1794oval on three shell headed hoof feet17cm wide, 203gr (6oz)

£300-500

206AN IRISH WILLIAM IV SILVER TWO HANDLED CUP,EDWARD POWER, DUBLIN, 1832the plain urn-shaped body applied with leaf-capped scrollhandles, on pedestal foot17cm high, 554gr (17oz)

£250-350

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201A GEORGE III SILVER SALVER, RICHARD RUGG, LONDON,1762engraved with later armorials within a probablycontemporary Rococo cartouche, gadroon and shell rim, onthree paw feet33.5cm diameter, 1050gr (33oz)

£800-1200

202A GEORGE III SILVER COFFEE JUG AND COVER, HENRY CHAWNER, LONDON, 1794oval urn shaped, later crested or initialled P below a bright-cut border of acorns and leaves, cover with ball finial, later Victorian silver handle with additions marks forHenry Holland, London25.5cm high, 735gr (23oz) including ivory insulators

£500-800

203FOUR GEORGE III SILVER MILK JUGS, ONE WILLIAM & JAMESPREIST, ONE MAKER’S MARK RUBBED, ONE THOMASSTAPLETON AND ONE HESTER BATEMAN, ALL LONDON,RESECTIVELY 1766, 1768, 1773, 1780the first embossed with foliage, the second embossed withflowers, the third plain and engraved with initials with punchedborder, the third later chasedall approximately 11.5cm high, 278gr (8oz)(4)

£250-350

204AN IRISH WILLIAM IV SILVER WINE FUNNEL, J. MAHONEY,DUBLIN, CIRCA 1835crested, flat-chased with foliage, detachable bowl15cm high, 195gr (6oz)

£250-350

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207A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE TUREENS ANDCOVERS, PAUL STORR, LONDON, 1800/02pedestal oval, on rectangular bases, crested bodies anddomed covers, reeded borders and loop handles23cm wide, 1243gr (39oz)(2)

£7000-10000

208A GEORGE III SILVER SMALL COFFEE POT AND COVER,WILLIAM FRISBEE, LONDON, 1798plain cylindrical, with later wood handle and finial14.5cm high, 378gr (12oz) all in

£250-350

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209A GEORGE III SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SET, WILLIAM BURWASH, LONDON, 1817of Cape pattern shape, crested above a band of lobes and belowgadroon and shell shoulders, with double serpent handles, milkjug and sugar bowl with gilt interiorsteapot 26.5cm wide, 1925gr (61oz)including teapot wood handle(3)

£1200-1800

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210A GEORGE III SILVER COFFEE BIGGIN, WILLIAM BURWASH,LONDON, 1817en suite with the preceding lot, similarly crested and withaccompanying armorials23cm high, 1008gr (32oz)

£700-1000

211A SET OF THREE VICTORIAN SILVER SALTS WITH SPOONS,BEARE FALCKE, LONDON, 1864the shell salts on Renaissance dolphin feet, the Apostle spoonswith twisted stemssalts 6.5cm wide, 149gr (4oz)(6)

£120-180

212A WILLIAM IV SILVER CHAMBERSTICK, JOHN FRY, LONDON,1832the shaped circular lobed base with applied rocaille rim overlaidby pierced leafy convolvulus vine forming the handle, stem and sconce13cm wide, 223gr (7oz)

£400-600

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213A GEORGE II SILVER MUG, MARKS RUBBED, LONDON, 1742the baluster body embossed circa 1860 with formal flowers and foliage,inscribed: ‘A present from Mary Ann Ansell to her 4th Grandchild RalphBasham Ansell Born at Purley Surrey Novr. 12th. 1909, gilt interior 11.4cm high, 323gr (10oz) excluding fitted case

£150-250

214AN ELECTROPLATE-MOUNTED CLARET JUG, CIRCA 1900with diaper-cut inverted pear-shaped body, plated neck mount, lidand scroll handle23cm high

£60-80

215A VICTORIAN SILVER WAITER, CHARLES BOYTON & SONS,LONDON, 1899initialled GMR, gadroon rim, on three pad feet20cm diameter, 314gr (10oz)

£150-250

216A VICTORIAN SILVER STRING BOX, MAPPIN & WEBB LTD.,LONDON, 1898spherical, with two bands of alternate curved lobes and flutes, onthree pad feet, surmounted by a steel string cutter on scroll supports8.5cm high, 83gr (2oz) all in

£200-300

217A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER TWO-HANDLED CUPS, JAMES LE BAS,DUBLIN, 1821profusely chased with scrolls and flowers, with crest and motto 15.5cm high, 972gr (31oz)(2)

£800-1000

221A GEORGE V SILVER ROSEBOWL, HENRY MATTHEWS,BIRMINGHAM, 1913the bowl inscribed below a scroll pierced and waved rim, pedestalfoot, wide C-shaped handles17.5cm high 768gr (24oz)

£400-600

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220A GEORGE III SILVER SALVER, RICHARD RUGG, LONDON,1770shaped circular, engraved with contemporary armorials within afoliate Rococo cartouche, gadroon rim, on four ball and claw feet35cm diameter, 1258gr (40oz)

The arms are those of Scot or Scott.

£1000-1500

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218A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CANDLESTICKS, JOHN PARSONS & CO., SHEFFIELD, 1792cut-cornered rectangular, the rising bases, flared stems and vaseshaped sconces with flutes issuing from stiff leafage to the angles,detachable nozzles,29.5cm high, loaded(2)

£600-900

219A VICTORIAN SILVER BACHELOR’S TEA SET, FREDERICK BRASTED, LONDON, 1869/70chased with scroll foliage and scalework panels, with vacant,crested or monogrammed TWK cartouches, retailer’s stamp:DOBSON / 32 PICCADILLYteapot 19.5cm wide, 536gr (17oz) including ivory insulators to teapot(3)

£300-500

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223AN EDWARDIAN SILVER ROSEBOWL, GIBSON & CO. LTD.,LONDON, 1909with scroll pierced gallery, later engraved between lion-maskdrop-ring handles with facsimile signatures and a presentationinscription to Mr W. Finlay Bigger JP...194425cm wide, 1480gr (47oz)

£700-1000

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224A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER CANDLESTICKS, HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON, SHEFFIELD, 1928stamped with husk borders and paterae, square bases andoutline, one inscribed26cm high, loaded(2)

The inscription reads: Presented by The Officers & Committee ofthe Achi Tuv Society to Miss Rita Silverstone and Mr JosephNeidus on the occasion of their Marriage *1st Sept 1929*26th Av5689*

£500-700

225A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER SALVERS ON FOOT, GARRARD & CO. LTD., LONDON, 1912in George I style, each on trumpet-shaped foot, moulded borders,stamped: GARRARD & Co Ltd CALCUTTA & LONDON19cm diameter, 775gr (24oz)(2)

£400-600

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222A SET OF TWELVE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATES, CHARLES STUART HARRIS, LONDON, 1893gadroon rims, engraved with a crest and a Baron’s coronet24cm diameter, 6755gr (217oz)(12)

£4000-6000

230A SMALL VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, EDWARD BARNARD &SONS, LONDON, 1837 compressed circular, flat-shaped withscrolls and flowers, flower finial, silver handle 13cm high, 434gr (13oz) including ivory insulators

£250-350

231AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TEAPOT, ELKINGTON & CO. LTD.,BIRMINGHAM, 1909in Regency style, compressed circular, part lobed, with evertedgadroon and shell rim14.5cm high, 851gr (27oz) including wood handle and finial

£450-550

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229A GEORGE V SILVER LILY VASE, W.H. LYDE, BIRMINGHAM,1911the loaded and deeply dished base rising to a detachable centralstem and three detachable lower stems all ending in lily shapedvases25cm high

£200-300

226A GEORGE V SILVER SYPHON STAND, FATTORINI & SONS OFBRADFORD, BIRMINGHAM, 1919plain cylindrical, applied with two handles between beadedborders18.9cm high, 842gr (27oz)

£500-800

227AN EDWARD VII SILVER SYPHON STAND, J. & J. MAXFIELDLTD., SHEFFIELD, 1906pierced cylindrical, applied handles below waved lip,17cm high;and a silver butter dish holder, S.J. Levi & Co, Birmingham,1933, pierced circular, 15.5cm over handles599gr (19oz)(2)

£300-500

228A GEORGE V SILVER MUG, A. & F. PARSONS FOR TESSIERS LTD.,LONDON, 1932plain, scroll handle topped with inscription ‘G.H.B. / 26-11-32’12.5cm high, 458gr (14oz)

£250-350

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235A VICTORIAN SILVER BASKET, JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS,SHEFFIELD, 1873shaped oval, engraved: From J.P.W. To his daughter LilianGothorpe White, embossed border, swing handle31cm wide, 655gr (21oz)

£350-450

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236A VICTORIAN SILVER TAPERSTICK, C.T. & G. FOX, LONDON,1843cast in George II style, shaped square base, knopped stem andbanded sconce, detachable nozzle, engraved all over with foliage10.5cm, 110gr (3oz)

£250-350

237A VICTORIAN SILVER MUG, RICHARDS & BROWN, LONDON,1868baluster, later inscribed, scroll handle13cm high, 288gr (9oz)

The inscription reads: J.W.B. / Fairey Delta 2 / 1132 M.P.H. / 10thMarch 1956

This refers to the record breaking flight of the Fairey Delta 2, theBritish research plane which was the first aeroplane to exceed1000 M.P.H. in level flight.

£150-250

238A SILVER COFFEE POT, HEMMING & CO. LTD., LONDON, 1948of plain Queen Anne octagonal form, with hinged spout cover24.5cm high, 836gr (26oz) including wood handle

£400-600

232A GEORGE V SILVER CIGAR BOX, MAPPIN & WEBB LTD,LONDON, 1943plain rectangular, the partly gilt interior lined in holly wood17.5cm

£100-150

233A GEORGE V SILVER SPIRIT FLASK, CHARLES S. GREEN & CO.LTD., BIRMINGHAM, 1916oblong, detachable beaker base inscribed ‘G.M. Dalgety.’14.5cm long, 243gr (7oz)

£100-150

234A GEORGE V SILVER FLASK, G. & J.W. HAWKSLEY,SHEFFIELD, 1917with detachable beaker base, engraved with a crest, motto, initialsand later inscription17.5cm high, 457gr (14oz)

£250-350

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241A GEORGE V SILVER INKSTAND, HORACE WOODWARD & CO.LTD., LONDON, 1915oblong, rim applied with a band of small flowerheads and leaves,inscribed including facsimile signatures, square glass bottles withinitialled silver lids (one detached), openwork bracket and pawfeet30cm wide, stand only 781gr (25oz)

The inscription reads: “Arthur Donaldson” from “Fred Terry” /Lincoln 1898

Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir John Gielgud (1904-2000)

The facsimile signature of ‘Fred Terry’ is that of Sir John Gielgud’sgreat uncle, a well-known actor/manager and one of the famousacting family, brother of Ellen Terry.

£500-700

239A VICTORIAN SILVER MATCHED TEA AND COFFEE SET,MARSHALL & SON, TEAPOT AND COFFEE POT BIRMINGHAM,1856, MILK JUG AND SUGAR BOWL EDINBURGH, 1882engraved with initials and chased with bands of guilloche, scrollsand foliage, cast bud finials, teapot and coffee pot with overstruckmaker’s markcoffee pot 23cm high, 2643gr (84oz)(4)

£1500-2000

240A SHEFFIELD PLATE SOUP TUREEN, COVER & STAND, CIRCA 1810oval, part lobed and initialled LFO, gadroon rims, tureen withdrop-ring lion-mask handles and detachable gold plated liner47.5cm wide

It has been suggested that this piece may have been made inFrance, where Sheffield plate is known to have been made in theearly 19th century. However the lion masks bear striking similaritiesto those found on pieces made in England at Sheffield, where theSheffield plate process was invented (see Frederick Bradbury,History of Old Sheffield Plate, Sheffield, 1912, pp. 367 & 416). Thelatter, a tea equipage or tea machine, is from a catalogue of about1808, in the possession of Thomas Bradbury & Sons (then known asWatson & Bradbury), a firm well known in the trade at that time fortheir large export business to Europe and America.

£400-600

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242A SET OF SILVER PUNCH BOWL AND TWELVE CUPS, E.H. PARKIN & CO. LTD., SHEFFIELD, 1963all plain circular with gadroon rims and spreading feet, the bowl with lion-mask drop-ring handles, the cups each with double scroll handlebowl 30cm diameter, cups 9.5cm high, 4035gr (129oz)(13)

£2500-3500

243A SET OF EIGHT SILVER PLACE MATS AND TWO LARGER,BARKER ELLIS SILVER CO., BIRMINGHAM, 1973each stamped with a band of scrolls and foliage surroundingshaped diaperwork panels, red flocked undersides18cm & 23cm diameter, loaded(10)

£800-1200

244A VICTORIAN SILVER WAITER, THE GOLDSMITHS’ ALLIANCELTD., LONDON, 1880beaded shaped circular, on three claw and ball supports, engravedwith a crest (Michell of Huntworth House, Bridgewater, Somerset)within a wide border of beaded scrolls, festoons and birds,stamped ‘GOLDSMITHS ALLIANCE LIMITED CORNHILL LONDON,’18.5cm; and a small silver salver and another waiter,respectively A.E. Poston & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1936, andAtkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1936, shaped circular, both inscribedand dated 1937, 20.5 and 16cm diameter724gr (23oz)(3)

£350-450

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246A SILVER COMMEMORATIVE COASTER, GARRARD & CO. LTD., LONDON, 1975circular, plain sides and base centred a silver-giltmedallion celebrating 500 years of St. George’s ChapelWindsor, in original fitted case and outer cardboard box14cm diameter, 272gr (8oz)

£150-200

247FOUR SILVER ‘GOLDEN PHEASANT’ CARD HOLDERS,GREY & CO., THREE BIRMINGHAM, 1903, ONE CHESTER, 1922the die-stamped birds strutting on a naturalistic base9.5cm wide

£300-500

248AN ELECTROPLATE NOVELTY HAT-PIN STAND, EARLY 20TH CENTURYmodelled as a displaying peacock, on scroll and panelspreading base12.5cm high

£80-120

249A SET OF FOUR GEORGE V SILVER ‘PHEASANT’CARD HOLDERS, A. & F. PARSONS FOR TESSIERSLTD., LONDON, 1935each cast as a cock pheasant perched on a short branch8cm high(4)

£400-600

250A SET OF FOUR SILVER ‘HORSESHOE’ CARDHOLDERS, WILLIAM HORNBY, LONDON, 1904resting on disc bases, in fitted case with printed gilt label:Alfred Barker Ltd / 5 New Bond St / London. W3cm high(4)

£300-400

245A VICTORIAN SILVER MONTEITH BOWL, WILLIAM STOCKEROVERSTRUCK BY GEORGE LAMBERT FOR LAMBERT & CO. ASRETAILERS, LONDON, 1890in Queen Anne style, with detachable scroll and shell rim, the fluted bowl withcrest within a Garter motto and below an Earl’s coronet, underside stamped:Lambert / Coventry Street / London, Britannia standard29cm diameter, 1775gr (57oz)

The crest and coronet is that of Molyneux, Earls of Sefton, presumably forWilliam Philip Molyneux, 4th Earl of Sefton, who was born at Croxteth Hall,Lancashire, on 14 October 1835. Educated at Eton between 1848 and 1853, hejoined the Grenadier Guards in 1854 and served in the Crimea. He retired fromthe army in 1858 after which he became Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire, a posthe held until his death. He succeeded to the title upon the death of his fatherin 1855 and was married on 18 July 1866 at St. George’s, Hanover Square, toCecily Emily (1838-1899), 5th daughter of William, 1st Baron Hylton. He died atSefton House, Belgrave Square, on 27 July 1897 following a long illness.

£1000-1500

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257A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER ‘CREST’ CARD HOLDERS,WILLIAM COMYNS & SONS, LONDON, 1898each cast as a crest above the banner motto ‘SOLA FIDES SUFFICIT’7.5cm high(6)

£500-700

258A SET OF FOUR EDWARDIAN SILVER ‘OWL ‘CARD HOLDERS,SAMSON MORDAN & CO. OF LONDON, CHESTER, 1907each owl leaning slightly backwards on a disc base, P.O.D.R.number for 1904, in blue velvet and satin lined case3cm high(4)

£500-700

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256A SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN SILVER ‘MOTOR CAR’ CARDHOLDERS, ASPREY (& CO.), LONDON, 1905each of veteran Renault type four seater outline, on disc basesstamped ASPREY, in original cream lined case with printed giltlabel: ASPREY / 166 BOND ST / LONDON3cm wide(6)

£600-900

251TWO SILVER ‘FOXHOUND’ CARD HOLDERS, SAMUEL JACOB,LONDON, 1902/10each hound slightly differently cast at full cry8cm wide(2)

£150-200

252AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY PIN CUSHION, LEVI & SALAMAN, BIRMINGHAM, 1906in the form of an automobile with four revolving wheels, struckwith the P.O.D.R. number 470120 for 19055cm long

£600-800

253A VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY PEPPERETTE, SAUNDERS & SHEPERD, CHESTER, 1900in the form of a stylized figure of a Grenadier Guard, on circularbase, detachable head, P.O.D.R. number 367703 for 19008cm high

£100-150

254AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY PEPPERETTE, SAUNDERS & SHEPHERD, CHESTER, 1908formed as a man in motoring clothes, detachable head, loadedcircular base, P.O.D.R. number 490421 for 19069cm high

The design of this novelty pepperette recalls a brief moment inmotoring history when drivers and passengers in their open carswore specially tailored motoring outfits complete with caps andgoggles. The craze for special motoring garb was immortalised inpopular media of the time, such as the number ‘The MotorCarnival’ in Mr Popple of Ippleton, a musical comedy of 1906.

For a pair of these pepperettes, see Sotheby’s, London, 27 April2010, lot 309, sold for£2200 hammer.

£500-800

255AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY PEPPERETTE, SAUNDERS & SHEPHERD, CHESTER, 1907formed as a man in motoring clothes, detachable head, P.O.D.R.number 490421 for 19068.5cm high

See footnote to previous lot.

£500-800

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260A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, NATHANIEL MILLS,BIRMINGHAM, 1838initalled and with diaper bright-cutting, 5.5cm wide; together withanother four boxes: one silver, rectangular, engine-turned,Francis Clark, Birmingham, 1846, 4.5cm wide, another silver ofplain pocket-fitting form, Chester, 1911, 6cm wide, another silver,rectangular, initialled and engine-turned lid, London, 1964, 6cmwide, and one plated example, plain elongated oval, probably late19th century, 6cm wide(5)

£100-150

262A GEORGIAN SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL SNUFF BOX, 2ND QUARTER 18TH CENTURYoval, with plain tortoiseshell base and slightly domed lid, thesilver sides with reeded rims, 8cm wide; together with a GeorgeIII silver-mounted mother-of-pearl toothpick box, circa 1790,elongated cut cornered rectangular, initialled and engraved withfoliage and geometric borders, reeded mounts, 8.5cm wide(2)

£80-120

263A GEORGE III HORN SNUFF BOX, CIRCA 1800with trick-opening lid mechanism, oval, 8cm wide; together with a rectangular horn snuff box with tortoiseshell panelled lid,another similar oblong, a Britannia metal shoe-form box and a white-metal-mounted cowrie shell box(5)

£60-80

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261A SICILIAN SILVER PYX AND COVER, MAKER’S MARK DC INMONOGRAM A.8, PALERMO, EARLY 18TH CENTURYcircular, simple engraved concentric ring decoration, theunderside engraved: G.A.L - 6.15.8.7cm, 137gr (4oz)

£300-500

259A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT POSY HOLDER, ROBERTS & BELK,SHEFFIELD, 1865pierced and engraved scroll foliate cone-shaped basket, bright-cutbaluster handle metamorphosing into a sprung tripod stand viathe chained tear-drop screw-in base, in original fitted leather case19cm long

£700-900

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264A COLLECTION OF SEVEN SILVER VESTA CASES:one of pocket-fitting form with linear decoration and initials, E.J. Trevitt & Sons, Chester, 1913, one bright-cut scroll foliateengraved, Henry Pope, Birmingham, 1898, one plain except forinitials, Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1895, one with hammer-finish decoration, Horace Woodward & Co. Ltd., Birmingham,1913, one plain, Joseph Cook & Son, Birmingham, 1917, onebright-cut fern engraved and initialled, William Hair Haseler,Birmingham, 1900, and one of plain box form, Lincolns Ltd.,Birmingham, 1946(7)

£100-150

267A WILLIAM IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, JOSEPH BETTRIDGE,BIRMINGHAM, 1831rectangular, engine-turned, inscribed ‘Ellen’, applied foliateborders, gilt interior with patera and scroll foliate gilt grille, 3.8cmwide; together with a George III silver vinaigrette, John Shaw,Birmingham, 1804, oblong, bright-cut engraved with an acornand leafage, wrigglework sides, simple dot pierced grille, 3cmlong excluding suspension ring; and a Victorian silvervinaigrette, Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1849, shapedrectangular, scroll foliate bright-cut, inscribed ‘To I.H. from M. &I.D. 22nd July 1851’, scroll foliate pierced gilt grille, 4.2cm wide(3)

£250-350

265A GEORGE IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, JOSEPH WILLMORE,BIRMINGHAM, 1824pricked and bright-cut, die-stamped filigree grille, 3cm wide;together with another two similar silver vinaigrettes, one Cocks& Bettridge, the other John Bettridge, Birmingham, 1816/1833(3)

£180-250

266A GEORGE IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, JOHN BETTRIDGE,BIRMINGHAM, 1823rectangular, the lid foliate bright-cut engraved within an appliedfoliate rim, reeded sides, gilt interior with scroll foliate grille3.6cm long including suspension ring

£120-180

268A WILLIAM IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, THOMAS SHAW,BIRMINGHAM, 1834pricked pattern, die-stamped foliate grille, 2.5cm wide; togetherwith another two silver vinaigrettes, one Joseph Willmore, oneNathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1836/1840, the second withapplied foliate border(3)

£180-250

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273A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, EDWARD SMITH,BIRMINGHAM, 1843rectangular, engine-turned, initialled within an engraved foliatecartouche, 7.5cm wide; and another, Gervase Wheeler,Birmingham, 1841, rectangular, chased borders, engine-turned,later inscribed, 7.5cm wide(2)

£150-200

274A GROUP OF MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH SILVER ITEMS, 20TH CENTURY: an octagonal ashtray, a vesta case, two silver-mounted ridgedspherical vesta holders, a silver-mounted Bakelite Cruft’s DogShow trophy, and a small inscribed square cigarette box; alsothree boxes: a bonbon box, the cover with a portrait of QueenVictoria, French, circa 1840; a burr walnut cigarette case; and alacquered papier-mâché box and cover decorated with a transferprinted scene, entitled ‘Le Baiser à Capucine,’ circa 1810; and asmall enamel bottle ticket for Lavender Water, French, circa 1900(10)

£150-250

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272A FRENCH SILVER SNUFF BOX, MID 19TH CENTURYrectangular, engine-turned, the lid bright-cut with an architecturalview, 8cm wide; together with another French silver snuff box,Claude Doutre Roussel, Paris, circa 1900, rectangular, engine-turned decoration, 8cm wide; an Austro-Hungarian silver snuffbox, late 19th century, rectangular, initialled F.O within astrapwork cartouche, 6.5cm wide; and a small Dutch silver trinketbox, 1912, of trefoil outline and stamped with figures, 3cm high(4)

£100-150

269A GEORGE IV SILVER SNUFF BOX, THOMAS SMITH,BIRMINGHAM, 1821oblong with waisted sides, linear decoration, applied foliate rims,gilt interior, 7.3cm wide; together with another silver snuff box,maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1936, in George III style, oblong,engine-turned around a vacant rectangle, applied foliate borders,gilt interior, 9cm long(2)

£250-350

270A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, EDWARD SMITH,BIRMINGHAM, 1860shaped rectangular, waisted sides, bright-cut engraved withscrolling strapwork, vacant rectangle, gilt interior, 8.5cm wide;together with another Victorian silver snuff box, FrederickMarson, Birmingham, 1866, shaped rectangular, engine-turnedand foliate bright-cut decorated around a vacant cartouch, giltinterior, 7cm wide(2)

£250-350

271A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, NATHANIEL MILLS,BIRMINGHAM, 1852rectangular, bombé sides, bright-cut scroll foliate engravedaround a vacant field9.5cm wide

£180-220

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£100-150

278A WILLIAM IV SILVER SNUFF BOX, THOMAS SHAW,BIRMINGHAM, 1833rectangular, foliate thumbpiece and reeded sides, 8cm wide;together with another Victorian silver snuff box, NathanielMills, Birmingham, 1853, with a presentation inscription andlinear engine-turning, 7.5cm wide; another Victorian silver snuffbox, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1891,with a presentationinscription and foliate bright-cutting, 8cm wide(3)

£180-250

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279A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, JOHN RILEY, LONDON, 1804reeded, initialled, the interior inscribed ‘The Gift of Wm.Lushington Esqre. To his friend Jno. Rowland’8cm wide

£120-150

275A SILVER ELIZABETH II CORONATION PRESENTATION BOX,LESLIE DURBIN, LONDON, 1953the lid applied in gold with initials ER between a crown and agrenade5.6cm wide

£100-150

276A GEORGE IV SILVER SNUFF BOX, CLARK & SMITH,BIRMINGHAM, 1825engine-turned and reeded within chased borders6.5cm wide

£80-100

277A VICTORIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, EDWARD SMITH,BIRMINGHAM, 1844rectangular, crested within a scrolled foliate oval, engine-turned7.5cm wide

£80-100

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283A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVED HARDSTONE FIGURE OF ARIFLEMAN, 20TH CENTURYwith a black onyx coat and boots, holding out his gilt and silverrifle, with sapphire cabochon eyes18cm high

£1500-2000

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282A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVED HARDSTONE FIGURE OF ACOSSACK OFFICER, 20TH CENTURYhis lapis lazuli coat gold edged and silver belted with a Kindjal,with sapphire cabochon eyes17cm high

£1800-2200

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281A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVED HARDSTONE FIGURE OF A GYPSY,20TH CENTURYmodelled standing with carnelian hands clasped across herstomach, the carnelian neck and face set with brilliant-cutdiamond eyes, gold earrings and silver necklace of large coins19cm high

£2500-3000

286A RUSSIAN CLOISONNE ENAMEL SILVER BELT BUCKLE,ALEXANDER VASILBEV DOMNIN, ST. PETERSBURG, CIRCA 1900shaped oval, with chained kindjal fastener, the scrolled foliateenamels set against a matted ground, 875 standard9cm wide

£250-350

287A SET OF FOUR RUSSIAN CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL SILVER-GILTSALT CELLARS AND SALT SPOONS, PAVEL OVCHINNIKOV,MOSCOW, 1896-1908circular, with wirework borders between the colourful enamels,875 standard4.5cm diameter(8)

£800-1200

285A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVED HARSTONE FIGURE OF ACOACHMAN, 20TH CENTURYwith typical large lapis lazuli coat, enamelled gold belt and goldbuttons, with faceted sapphire eyes9.2cm high

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284A RUSSIAN STYLE CARVED HARDSTONE FIGURE OFJOHN BULL, 20TH CENTURYin typical pose, his lapis lazuli waistcoat with gold buttons,fob and cane14cm high

£1800-2200

292A FRENCH GOLD-MOUNTED AND DIAMOND SETTORTOISESHELL CIGARETTE HOLDER, LACLOCHE FRERES,PARIS, 1920splain gold mouth mount with inventory number 50104, maker’smark rubbed, brilliant set collar, in a gilt stamped green moroccocase with Lacloche labels, stamped 55.4169.8cm long

£500-800

293A SPANISH CIGARETTE CASE, POST 1934boldly ribbed, thumbpiece with oval sapphire cabochon, giltinterior later inscribed: P.S.F. / 7 May 19759.5cm wide

£100-120

294A SILVER-MOUNTED IVORY PAPER KNIFE, ADIE & LOVEKINLTD., BIRMINGHAM, DATE LETTER RUBBED, CIRCA 1910with tusk handle and plain mount37cm long

£150-250

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289A SWISS GOLD BOX, CIRCA 1780oval, with moiré engine-turning between corded borders, interior withmirror-set lid, mark rubbed, probably crowned AC6.7cm wide

£1500-2500

290A FRENCH GOLD SNUFF BOX, LOUIS-FRANCOIS TRONQUOY,PARIS, 1819-38oblong, the lid and base with trellised engine-turning and a vacantrectangle, the bombé sides with scrolled foliage on a matted ground,third title and guarantee marks, 18 carat6.7cm wide, 41.5gr

£1000-1500

291A GERMAN GOLD SNUFF BOX, CHARLES COLLINS & SÖHNE,HANAU, CIRCA 1860rectangular, with engine-turned panels, reeded borders, a vacantcartouche and foliate thumbpiece7.1cm wide, 41gr

£800-1200

288A BALLPOINT PEN, CARTIER, 1980sthe cover set with a sapphire cabochon, ribbed decoration,unmarked, tests as 14 carat gold, 9.8cm long; together with a goldpropelling pencil, S.J. Rose & Son, Birmingham, 1971, withbands of engine-turning, with pull-off cover, 9 carat, 8cm long(2)

£400-600

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297STUDY OF A DWARF AT THE COURT OF PHILIP IV OF SPAIN,ATTRIBUTED TO EUGENIO LUCAS VELÁQUEZ (SPANISH 1817-1870), MID 19TH CENTURYoil on copper, in a beaded gilt framepanel only 14 x 11cm

£600-800

295AN ITALIAN COPPER PRINTING PLATE, ROMAN, CIRCA 1596engraved with the portrait bust of Cardinal Francisco de Avila(circa 1548-1606) below an inscription, beside his armorials andabove the title ‘Franciscus Avila Hispanus A.S. Silvestris / 1596’;the obverse painted in oils, Roman School, early 17th century,showing Susannah and the Elders13.6 by 9.5cm

The inscription reads ‘Cr. a Clem 8’ referring to Pope Clement VIII,by whom Francisco de Avila was created Cardinal Priest of SanSilvestro in Capite in 1596. The Spaniard, having been Inquisitor inToledo, became a Cardinal Protector of Spain, Consultor of theSupreme Council of the Spanish Inquisition, Cardinal Priest ofSanta Croce in Jerusalem and participated in the two conclaves of1605 before his death in Rome in 1606.

£600-800

296AN EDWARDIAN GOLD AND TIGER’S EYE NOVELTY PARASOLHANDLE, CHARLES COOKE FOR THOMAS BRIGG & SONS,LONDON, 1901with gold bill, carved tiger’s eye head and reeded gold collarabove a hardwood short shaft and plain gold base mount, basemount stamped ‘BRIGG / LONDON’, collar stamped ‘BRIGG’, 18carat gold28cm long including base screw

Charles Cooke was the primary mounter of sticks, canes andumbrellas for Thomas Brigg and Sons of St. James’s Street,London (now Swaine, Adeney Brigg). Initially in business with hisbrother, John Robert Cooke, until 1888, he is listed at a series ofaddresses in Soho. His last address, from 1907 to 1916, was 4Rigmount Street, Bedford Square, where he is listed as a stickmounter. (See J. Culme, The Directory of Gold and Silversmiths,Jewellers and Allied Traders, 1838-1914, vol. 1, 1987, p. 95-6.)

£1000-1500

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298NINE CARAT GOLD CHARM BRACELET AND CHARMS ANDGOLD CHAINthe trace link charm bracelet suspending various charms includinga double headed axe, enamelled clog and articulated fish, lengthapproximately171mm, hallmarked London1973; together with a rope barley twist chain, length approximately 424mm, tests as 18 carat gold(2)

£600-900

299GOLD MOURNING BROOCH, 19TH CENTURYthe oval onyx cameo of an oracle within a surround of seedpearls, maker P.H.

£80-120

300VERRE EGLOMISÉ AND GOLD PENDANT, EARLY 19TH CENTURYdesigned as a shield shape decorated with a row of seed pearlsand a central verre eglomisé plaque depicting a cloud bornefigure of Terpsichore watched by a horse of Apollo

£150-250

301A GEORGE V GOLD CANNES GOLF CLUB MEDAL, HENRY JENKINS & SONS, BIRMINGHAM, 1913obverse with shield intialled CGC below the Russian Imperialeagle and flanked by golf clubs, the reverse stamped ‘THECANNES GOLF CLUB’ and engraved ‘LADIES GOLD MEDAL 1914WON BY J.B. MARTIN’, 18 carat3.2cm diameter, 17.5gr

The Cannes Golf Club (now Golf de Cannes-Mandelieu OldCourse) is the oldest course on the Riviera, founded by GrandDuke Michael Mikhailovich of Russia in 1891. It was in the sameyear that Prince Michael married Countess Sophie of Merenberg, a morganatic marriage that caused his exile from Russia and soshocked his mother that she suffered a fatal heart attack.

£400-600

302DIAMOND ETERNITY RINGset around the finger with marquise-cut diamonds, size O ½

£1500-2000

303DIAMOND RINGof cluster design set throughout with brilliant-cut diamonds, sizeP,hallmarked London 9 carat, date indistinct

£200-300

304DIAMOND NECKLACE, CIRCA 1960designed as a row of channel-set brilliant-cut diamonds with aknife wire spray set with marquise- and brilliant-cut diamonds(detached) and an asymmetric cluster clasp similarly set

£5000-6000

305SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING, CIRCA 1980of cluster design set to the centre with a brilliant-cut diamondwithin a surround of circular-cut sapphires and an outer row ofbrilliant-cut diamonds, size M, hallmarked London 1980

£250-300

306SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RINGset to the centre with an oval sapphire within a double surroundof tapering baguettes and an outer row of brilliant-and single-cutdiamonds, size P

£250-350

307DIAMOND RING, CIRCA 1981the marquise shaped cluster set throughout with brilliant-cutdiamonds, size O, hallmarked London 1981

£300-400

308LADY’S WATCH, LONGINES, the square dial with batonindicators decorated at the terminal points with four brilliant-cutdiamonds, on a textured bracelet strap, original case

£400-600

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311NINE CARAT GOLD, CULTURED PEARLAND AMYTHEST BRACELET, CIRCA 1963the organically, swirling wire braceletaccented alternately with amethyst crystalsand cultured pearls, hallmarkedBirmingham 1963, maker S&Co., lengthapproximately 195mm; together with a similarly designed gold ring, size O,maker’s name KING(2)

£300-500

312PAIR OF EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD ANDAMETHYST EAR PENDANTS, CIRCA1992each pear-shaped faceted ameythstsuspended from a gold heart shapedsurmount, hallmarked London 1992,makers mark SW(2)

£600-800

313CULTURED PEARL CHOKER ANDBRACELETdesigned as a wide ribbon of alternatingoval-and circular- shaped cultured pearlschoker length approximately 370mm,bracelet length approximately 190mm(2)

£150-250

314CITRINE AND DIAMOND RING, CIRCA 1978the oval-shaped citrine set betweentextured shoulders designed as overlappingplates and bordered by a row of brilliant-and single-cut diamonds, size P ½,hallmarked London 18 carat gold

£500-700

315PERIDOT AND SEED PEARL PENDANT,1900sthe open work pendant set to the centrewith a circular-cut peridot within a clustersurround of seed pearls suspending anarticulated tapering pendant terminating ina peridot drop length approximately 425mm

£300-400

316FRENCH GOLD ART NOUVEAUMEDALLIONdepicting the profile of a lady wearing a hataccented with rose diamonds French assaymarks for 18 carat gold

£100-150

309EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD BRACELETof rose coloured gate links, Swiss gold markslength approximately 170mm

£1500-2000

310COLLECTION OF GOLD JEWELLERY, comprising: a 9 carat gold lighter, hallmarked Birmingham 1961; two gold bar brooches, one 9 carat, hallmarkedBirmingham 1900; a pair of hoop earrings; an oval amythst pendant, indistincthallmark probably 9 carat gold(6)

£250-350

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317ART DECO ENAMELLED GOLD BROOCH, 1930sdesigned as a geometric landscape with enamel decoration, 14 carat

£200-300

318EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD AND PERIDOT NECKLACE ANDEARRINGSthe fine chain negligee necklace suspending alternating briolette-cut peridots and textured gold bead droplets lengthapproximately 420mm, hallmarked London 2005, the pair ofmatching ear pendants, similarly hallmarked(3)

£1200-1500

319TWO GREEN STONE RINGScomprising: a 9 carat gold gypsy-set ring mounted with step-cutgreen stones (probably tourmalines) alternating with brilliant-cutdiamonds, size N ½, hallmarked Birmingham 2007 ; and a 9 caratgold channel-set ring set with a series of oval-shaped greenstones terminating in a brilliant-cut diamond, size O, hallmarkedBirmingham 2007(2)

£300-400

320PAIR OF EMERALD AND SAPPHIRE RINGS, CIRCA 1978the interlocking kite-shaped collets set respectively with circular-cut sapphires and emeralds, both size Q ¼ hallmarkedLondon 18 carat gold(2)

£500-800

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321A GEORGE II GILT-COPPER AND TORTOISESHELL JACOBITESNUFF BOX, PROBABLY BIRMINGHAM, MID 18TH CENTURY,circular, the interior of the false upper lid painted in reverse onglass with a portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie (Charles EdwardStuart, 1720-1788), the sides chased with vignettes of flowers andfoliage, turned tortoiseshell base and lid8cm diameter

£800-1200

322A GEORGE III SILVER AND AGATE SNUFF BOX, MAKER’S MARK POORLY STRUCK, ?P, LONDON, 1799the lid agate set, with reeded sides, gilt interior5cm diameter

£150-250

323A GOLD-MOUNTED COMPOSITION SNUFF BOX, FRENCH,LATE 18TH CENTURYcircular, with linear decoration, lid with blue foil roundel ofchildren playing with a dog, tortoiseshell lined6cm wide

£100-150

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325A GEORGE II SILVER ÉTUI, UNMARKED, CIRCA 1730fitted with scissors, needle-case, small spoon, lightly engraved withscrolling foliage incorporating masks, remaining fittings missing8.5cm long

£200-300

327A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED HORSE’S HOOFSNUFF BOX, MACKAY & CHISHOLM, EDINBURGH, 1861bright-cut bordered lid, gilt interior, with electroplate shoe10.5cm wide

£150-200

326A GEORGE II SILVER DOUBLE SNUFF BOX, MAKER’S MARKONLY STRUCK FIVE TIMES, POSSIBLY JAMES WILKS OFLONDON, CIRCA 1740oblong, with central flush hinge, gilt interior10.5cm wide, 127gr (4oz)

£300-400

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324AN INDIAN SILVER ARTICULATED FISH MODEL, PROBABLY 2ND QUARTER 19TH CENTURYthe hinged mouth with red glass eyes and catch formed as thetongue, scalework body and gilt tail18cm long, 94gr (3oz) all in

£300-500

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331A SILVER POT-POURRI VASE AND COVER, STUART DEVLIN,LONDON, 1978circular, pierced cover rising to an amethyst crystal cluster finial10.5cm diameter

£200-300

332AN EDWARDIAN SET OF TWELVE STAFFORDSHIRE COFFEECANS AND SAUCERS WITH SILVER HOLDERS, WILLIAM COMYNS & SONS, BIRMINGHAM, 1901with gilt floral decorated yellow ground can and saucers withRococo scroll silver holders, in original green velvet and satinlined case; together with a set of six teacups and saucers withsilver holders and six teaspoons, William Comyns & Sons,London, 1901, similarly patterned, in original turquoise velvet andcream satin lined case with gilt printed label for Maurice Moses ofLondon

£300-500

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328A SILVER-GILT ‘SURPRISE’ EGG, STUART DEVLIN, LONDON, 1978star patterned on a matted ground, interior with a trembling frogleaping from an enamelled pad on a guilloche enamel pond,limited edition number 607cm high excluding lattice work stand

£250-350

329A SILVER-GILT ‘SURPRISE’ EGG, STUART DEVLIN, LONDON, 1978with linear satin finish, interior with a hedgehog shelteringbeneath an exotic plant on green enamel ground, limited editionnumber 607cm high excluding lattice work stand

£250-350

330A SILVER-GILT ‘SURPRISE’ EGG, STUART DEVLIN, LONDON, 1979with chequered texturing, interior with an articulated turtleswimming amidst oxidised rocks and an enamelled flower all on atranslucent green enamel ground, limited edition number 60, 7.5cm high excluding lattice work stand

£250-350

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333THREE VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED DOUBLE-ENDED SCENTFLASKS: one clear glass, 14.2cm long, one ruby glass, 13cm long, and onecut glass, 14cm long (lid missing to one end)

£150-250

334A VICTORIAN SET OF SIX GRADUATED SILVER-MOUNTEDHORN BEAKERS, WALTER THORNHILL & CO. LTD., LONDON, 1896with plain neck mount and applied shield initialled D below aBaron’s coronet for the 2nd Baron Deramore, in original tanleather case similarly initialled and coroneted and with gilt printedlabel for W. Thornhill & Co., New Bond Streetlargest 13.5cm(6)

£300-400

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335A VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT-MOUNTED SCENT FLASK, THOMAS JOHNSON, LONDON, 1889circular, with scrolled cagework and a reverse intaglio of a nestingbird, with sprung lid8cm high

£200-300

336A VICTORIAN SILVER CHILD’S RATTLE, GEORGE UNITEBIRMINGHAM, APPARENTLY 1863, the whistle hung with tworows of bells, 16.5cm long including coral teether; together withan Edwardian silver rattle, E.J. Trevitt & Sons of Birmingham,Chester, 1905, the pierced sphere with four bells and mother-ofpear teether, 10.5cm long overall(2)

£150-200

337A SILVER NOVELTY VESTA CASE, 1880smodelled as a baby holding a rattle7cm high

£100-150

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338NINE SILVER WINE AND SPIRIT LABELS, GEORGIAN ANDMODERNin a variety of designs, comprising the following: two flat-chasedescutcheon-shaped, engraved Madeira and Sherry, respectivelyJohn Harvey of London, circa 1740, and maker’s mark WF&Co (?William Fillan & Co), Scottish, early 20th Century, two crescent-shaped, engraved Brandy and Gin, bright-cut, Susannah Barker,London, circa 1790, another, rectangular, engraved Sherry withinbright-cut borders, maker’s mark only of Langlands & Robertsonof Newcastle, circa 1780, a crested cushion-shaped label,engraved Whisky, shell and gadroon border, Emes & Barnard,London, 1829, and three die-stamped examples with shell andfoliate borders, stamped Vodka, Port, Whisky, modern; togetherwith a plated reeded rectangular example, engraved Rum(10)

£250-300

339AN IVORY AIDE MEMOIRE, THIRD QUARTER 19TH CENTURYrectangular, the cover with a finely carved relief panel of ribbontied flowers, interior with two ivory sheaves and pink watered silkpouches, 10.5cm high; together with a George III enamelbonbonniere, early 19th century, oval, inscribed on a whiteground You are witty and pretty within a pink leaf border, bluebase, damaged, 5cm; a ‘Napoleonic’ gilt-metal and enamel box,probably Austro-Hungarian, early 20th century, rectangular withchamfered corners, green and white enamel, initialled N beneatha crown and foliate swags, 9cm wide; and a silver and enamelstamp box, French, 20th century, rectangular, the lid enamelledwith fleurs de lys, 4.5cm wide(4)

£100-150

340A COLLECTION OF SILVER SMALLWORK, COMPRISING: a cigarette case, oblong, with raised and gilt linear decoration,London, 1921, 8cm wide, a shaped rectangular snuff box,Birmingham, 1928, a crested cylindrical box from a toilet set, T. &J. Phipps, London, 1820, a plain oblong Vesta case, Birmingham,1894, a card case with linear decoration, London, 1920, a crestedVesta case, S. Mordan & Co., London, 1884, a cylindrical hairpinbox, inscribed ‘ Ethel’, French, early 20th century, 7.5cm high, arectangular snuff box converted for use as a Vesta case, French,mid 19th century, 7cm wide, and a bright-cut decorated small spicebox, Dutch, 19th century439gr (14oz)(9)

£150-250

341A GEORGE V SILVER TRINKET BOX, GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD., LONDON, 1918 oval, the tortoiseshell set lid decorated with piqué place, 11cmwide; together with a Victorian silver and blue velvet trinket/pinbox, Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham, 1896, rectangular, withscroll pierced silver sides, 8cm wide; an Edwardian watch formaneroid barometer in silver-fronted leather stand, WilliamComyns & Sons, London, 1903, plain oblong, initialled ES, 11cmhigh; and a Victorian silver paper clip, W. & G. Neal, London,1899, cut cornered rectangular inscribed base, with photographframe clip, 8.5cm wide(4)

£250-350

342A GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE, T. & W. CHAWNER,LONDON, CIRCA 1765Old English pattern, initialled and crested, 33cm long; togetherwith a pair of George III silver sauce ladles, one with maker’smark W.W., circa 1765, the other unmarked, Old English pattern,crested, with fluted bowls263gr (8oz)(3)

£150-250

343AN EDWARDIAN SET OF TWELVE DESSERT KNIVES ANDTWELVE FORKS, HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON,SHEFFIELD, 1901with silver tines and blades and mother-of-pearl handles; togetherwith four Victorian fish knives and four forks, William Hutton & Sons, London, 1892, with silver tines and blades and ivoryhandles; and an Edwardian set of ten cheese knives, HarrisonBrothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1902, loaded silver foliate pistolhandles and steel blades(42)

£300-400

344A VICTORIAN SET OF KNIVES AND CARVING PIECES, HUNT & ROSKELL, LONDON, 1896the reeded pattern loaded silver handles engraved with a crestand coronet, with steel blades, comprising: twenty-six tableknives, fourteen dessert knives, four carving knives and fourcarving forks(48)

£300-400

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347A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER ASPARAGUS TONGS,WILLIAM EATON, LONDON, 1846Fiddle Thread pattern, crested, 26cm long, together with aGeorge III silver soup ladle, Solomon Hougham, London,1801, Fiddle Thread pattern, 34cm long; also with a pair ofVictorian silver scissors, Francis Higgins & Son, London,1899, plain, 16.7cm long; and six pairs of assorted silversugar tongs, circa 1790 and 1801-15(9)

£300-500

348A SET OF FOUR PROVINCIAL GEORGE II SILVER SALTSPOONS, WILLIAM BEILBY, NEWCASTLE, 1749 AND CIRCAengraved in the shell shaped bowls with a crest, with scrollfoliate terminals; together with a Georgian silver fancy backteaspoon, mid 18th century, stamped with a flower and fruitfilled basket below the drop, the terminal with a figure ofDiana; and six assorted Georgian silver teaspoons and ashovel spoon, London and Provincial, mid 18th century,Hanoverian pattern, crested150gr (4oz)(12)

£100-150

345A GEORGE III SILVER MARROW SCOOP, ELIAS CATHCART, LONDON, 1754shell backed, engraved with the Swinburne crest, 22cmlong; together with another George III silver marrowscoop, London, 1786, with griffin crest, 23cm long86gr (2oz)(2)

£150-250

346A GEORGE III SILVER SET OF SIX TABLESPOONS,ELEY & FEARN, LONDON, 1801Old English pattern, crested; together with a George IIIsilver meat skewer, Eley & Fearn, London, 1799,crested and initialled Y, 33cm long; and a George IIIsilver basting spoon, Richard Crossley, London,1784, Old English pattern, initialled, 29cm long593gr (19oz)(8)

£300-400

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350A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATE SOUP TUREEN AND COVER, CIRCA 1870with engraved foliate strapwork decoration, with beaded borders and handles, on four feet40.5cm wide across end handles

The inscription reads: In Grateful remembrance of Dr Gully’s great kindness from D.P.

The inscription refers to Dr James Manby Gully (1808-1883), famous for his hydrotherapy cures.Together with his partner James Watson, he founded a clinic in Malvern, which treated many arenowned Victorian, including Tennyson, Darwin, Dickens and Florence Nightingale. Thetreatment started at five in the morning, when dressed in a wet sheet, the patient was doused inbuckets of cold water, followed by walks, plenty of water from the wells, a couple of dry biscuits,a variety of treatments in various baths and a dinner consisting always of either boiled mutton orfish, followed by a few hours in a dry bed; apparently the Spartan regime was beneficial to most.Dr Gully is also more infamously remembered for his involvement with Florence Ricardo. Theirextramarital affair was apparently over when she married the lawyer Charles Bravo in 1875.Several months later Charles Bravo was poisoned by antimony. Dr Gully testified at the inquest,but in spite of huge public interest, the case went unsolved and the murder remains an intriguingmystery to this day.

£250-350

349A GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE, MAKER’S MARK RUBBED,LONDON, 1771Old English pattern, engraved with the Swinburne crest, 35cmlong; together with a pair of George III silver gravy spoons,Eley & Fearn, London, 1818/19, Old English pattern, engravedwith the Swinburne crest, 30.5cm long470gr (15oz)(3)

£200-300

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351A GEORGE V SILVER INKWELL, MAKER’S MARK RUBBED,BIRMINGHAM, 1913of capstan form20cm diameter, loaded

£150-200

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356AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MUG, GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD., LONDON, 1901inscribed and dated 1903, cylindrical, 11cm high; together with aVictorian silver Christening mug, C.F. Hancock, London, 1866,bell shaped, monogrammed, with gilt interior, 8.5m high; andanother Victorian silver Christening mug, C.T. & G. Fox,London, 1875, monogrammed, on ball feet, 7.5cm high778gr (25oz)(3)

£400-600

352AN EDWARDIAN SILVER ROSE BOWL, C.S. HARRIS & SONSLTD., LONDON, 1901chased with alternate lobes and beads below foliate scrolls,inscribed cartouche, on pedestal foot31.5cm diameter, 1520gr (48oz) excluding ebonised plinth

The inscription reads: Presented to Miss Swinburne on hermarriage to Mr Everard Stourton by her Tenants and Friends atMarcus. Feby.18.1901

£700-1000

353AN ELECTROPLATE ‘GIANT’ TABLE LIGHTER, ALFRED DUNHILL LTD. OF LONDON, MID 20TH CENTURYengine-turned, mechanism inscribed ‘Dunhill’, with DesignRegistry number for 192810cm

£150-250

354A VICTORIAN SILVER CIGAR BOX, FREDERICK BRADFORDMACRAE, LONDON, 1893, oblong, monogrammed below acoronet19.5cm long

£100-150

355A VICTORIAN SILVER CIGAR BOX, GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO., LONDON, 1896plain oblong, initialled D below a Baron’s coronet for BaronDeramore, interior gilded and cedar lined, with case20.5cm wide, 973gr (31 oz) including wood interior

£120-180

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359TWO SILVER GRENADE FORM CIGAR LIGHTERS, ONE A.& J. ZIMMERMAN LTD., THE OTHER SYNYER & BEDDOES,BIRMINGHAM, 1932/1920the former loaded and inscribed10cm high(2)

£150-250

360A SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, BIRMINGHAM, 1961obong, with inscribed lid, 17cm long; together with a silver shell-form ashtray, modern, realistically modelled, 7.9cm long;three silver crested ashtrays and an inscribed vesta case,8.3cm long(6)

£100-150

357A VICTORIAN SILVER AND HORN CIGAR LIGHTER, JOSEPH BRAHAM, LONDON, 1893with gimbal mounted spherical reservoir, collar mount initialled Dbelow a Baron’s coronet for the 2nd Baron Deramore50cm long

£300-500

358A VICTORIAN SILVER AND IVORY CEREMONIAL HATCHET,ELKINGTON & CO. LTD., LONDON, 1894with ivory handle, the blade bright-cut engraved29.4cm long

£250-300

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361THREE GEORGIAN SILVER SALT CELLARS, A PAIR ROBERT GRAY & SON, GLASGOW, 1821,THE OTHER EMES & BARNARD, LONDON, 1809oblong, boars head crest engraved below gadroon rims, spreading bases, gilt interiors, 9.5cm wide;together with three George III silver salt spoons, Richard Britton, London, 1817, Old EnglishThread pattern, the shell bowls showing traces of gilding309gr (9oz)(6)

£400-600

362A PAIR OF INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER SALT AND PEPPERPOTS, ARTHUR PITTAR, LATTEY & CO., CALCUTTA, CIRCA 1836-1842fluted vase shaped, with fruit finials, inscribed for Salt or Pepper10cm high, 277gr (8oz)(2)

£200-300

363A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN SILVER VEGETABLE DISHAND COVER, JAMES & WILLIAM MARSHALL,EDINBURGH, 1844reeded rim, domed cover, 24cm diameter; togetherwith a Scottish Victorian silver dish cover, James &William Marshall, Edinburgh 1856, the flat cover withloop handle, 24cm diameter1544gr (49oz)(3)

£600-900

364AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PORRINGER CUP, CHILD & CHILD,LONDON, 1902plain, 17cm wide across scroll handles, 343gr (11oz)

£150-250

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365A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT AND COVER, PARKER & WAKELIN, LONDON, 1774drum shaped, engraved with Booth crest and coronet, bright-cutgeometric borders, cover with wood bun finial11.5cm high, 697gr (22 oz) including wood handle and finial

£800-1200

366AN ELECTROPLATE WINE COOLER, ATKIN BROTHERS(SILVERSMITHS) LTD. OF SHEFFIELD, 20TH CENTURYmodelled as a pail, with detachable rim and liner23cm high

£150-200

367A GEORGE III SILVER CRUET FRAME, WILLIAM HOLMES,LONDON, 1773, circular with pierced sides, with holders for fourbottles and stoppers (missing) and central handle, on three balland claw feet25.5cm high, 436gr (14oz)

£200-300

368AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SALVER, C.S. HARRIS & SONS LTD.,LONDON, 1903in George III style, with ‘Bath’ border, on three hoof feet21cm diameter, 392gr (12oz)

£150-200

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369A VICTORIAN SILVER TRAY, WALKER & HALL, SHEFFIELD, 1896oval, with pierced gallery, inscribed centre and bun feet, engravedscrolling foliate border61.5cm, 2569gr (82oz)

The inscription reads: Presented to Miss Ethel Marie Swinburne ofMarcus and Norianbank upon the occasion of her attainingMajority by the Tenantry and others on Her Estates. As a mark ofRespect and Esteem. 16th July 1897.

£1000-1500

370A PAIR OF GEORGE III SHEFFIELD PLATE ENTREE DISHES,COVERS AND HANDLES, CIRCA 1820oblong, with gadroon borders, foliate loop handles35cm long(2)

£120-180

371A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, STEPHEN ADAMS, LONDON,1784oval, engraved with festoons, straight spout14cm high, 416gr (13oz) including wooden handle

£200-300

372A VICTORIAN SILVER HIP FLASK, GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO., LONDON, 1892oblong, crested, detachable beaker base with gilt interior, lid withdamaged bayonet closing mechanism14cm high, 235gr (7oz)

£100-150

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373AN ENGLISH PROVINCIAL GEORGE II SILVER CHOCOLATE POT,MAKER’S MARK RUBBED, POSSIBLY ISAAC COOKSON,NEWCASTLE, 1731, tapering cylindrical, initialled TS, with short spout, detachable fleur-de-lysended hinge pin and acorn finial, underside engraved withcontemporary initials MM and scratch weight 26:1226cm high, 828gr (26oz) includes wooden handle

£1200-1800

374A GEORGE III SILVER WINE FUNNEL,JOSEPH SCAMMELL,LONDON, 1794fluted and with reeded rim, 15cm high; together with a George IIIsilver wine funnel, marks rubbed, circa 1790, engraved with theSwinburne crest, beaded borders, 13cm high252gr (8oz)(2)

£200-300

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375A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULAR WINE COASTERS, JOHN YOUNGE & CO., SHEFFIELD, 1783pierced with bands of paterae and a plain band between, beaded rims, wood bases; together with anotherpair of George III silver wine coasters, marks rubbed, probably John Younge & Co. of Sheffield, circa1780, initialled W and pierced with ovals below beaded rims, wood bases12.5cm diameter(4)

£600-900

376A GEORGE IV SHEFFIELD PLATE THREE-LIGHTCANDELABRUM, CIRCA 1825with applied scroll foliate borders, twin scroll reeded branchesand detachable nozzles48cm high

£200-300

377A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER MEAT DISHES, JAMES DIXON AND SONS, SHEFFIELD, 1921oval, with gadroon rims35cm wide, 1659gr (53oz)(2)

£800-1200

378A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER MEAT DISHES,HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON, SHEFFIELD, 1928shaped oval, inscribed below the gadroon rim ‘From thetenants of the Allerton Estate to Hon. Charles Stourton...28th June 1952’40.5cm wide, 2178gr (70oz)(2)

£1000-1500

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380A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT SALT CELLARS, CHARLES STUART HARRIS, LONDON, 1885circular, foliate bright-cut engraved, 5.5cm diameter; together witha pair of George V silver-mounted glass teapot stands, Asprey& Co. Ltd., London, 1926, with pale pierced silver overlay,12.5cm diameter; a set of four George V silver menu holders, S. Mordan & Co. Ltd., Chester, 1912, crested, each formed astwo discs on disc base; and a set of three George V silver napkinrings, Joseph Round & Son Ltd., Sheffield, 1911, initialled ASbetween reeded rims(11)

£200-300

381A DUTCH SILVER BOWL, IMPORT MARKS FOR BOAZ MOSESLANDECK, CHESTER, 1913scroll foliate and bird pierced and engraved, the scroll riminterrupted by baskets of flowers above rams’ mask and ringhandles, on four curved feet, liner missing15cm diameter, 596gr (19oz)

£300-400

382A VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATE BASKET, BIRMINGHAM ORSHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1850 pierced with scrolling designs, the rim with wheat-ears and floraldecorations, swing handle, Bugle crest31cm diameter

£100-150

383A PAIR OF SILVER TOAST RACKS, ELKINGTON & CO. LTD.,BIRMINGHAM, 1948each of seven angular divisions, 15cm wide across end lugs;together with a George V silver toast rack, Hukin & Heath Ltd.,Birmingham, 1930, with seven bars centred by an arched handle,22.5cm wide446gr (14oz)(3)

£200-300

379A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER DISH RINGS, GOLDSMITHS &SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD., LONDON, 1901in mid 18th century Irish style, pierced with figures, animals andscrolling foliage21.5cm diameter, 954gr (30oz)(2)

£1200-1800

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388A VICTORIAN SILVER COFFEE POT, LONDON, 1881in George II style, tapering cylindrical, with straight faceted spout24cm high, 644gr (20oz), includes wooden handle

£300-400

384A PAIR OF GEORGE III SHEFFIELD PLATE CANDLESTICKS,CIRCA 1790with square bases and faceted stems, lacking nozzles, 25cm high;together with another pair of George III Sheffield platecandlesticks, circa 1790, similar but with beaded borders anddetachable nozzles, 26cm high(4)

£250-350

385A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SHEFFIELD PLATECANDLESTICKS, CIRCA 1820, with oblong bases, flared stemsand ovolo borders21.5cm high(4)

£200-300

386A PAIR OF GEORGE III SHEFFIELD PLATE TELESCOPICCANDLESTICKS, CIRCA 1820, with gadroon and foliate borders,20cm high; together with a set of four Victorian Sheffield platedesk candlesticks, with gadroon borders, 10.5cm high(6)

£200-300

387A GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT, MARKS RUBBED, LONDON,MID 18TH CENTURYtypical three footed form, 13cm long; together with a George Vsilver sauceboat, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd., London, 1918,similar, 15cm long; and a George V silver sauceboat, S.Blankensee & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1938, similar,12.5cm long370gr (11oz)(3)

£150-250

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389A GEORGE IV SILVER VEGETABLE DISH COVER, JOHN HOULE, LONDON, 1824, WITH UNMARKED BASEcircular, with lobed domed cover, oak leaf finial28.5cm diameter, 1838gr (59oz)

£600-900

390A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SHELLS, THOMAS ENGLAND,LONDON, 1745typical form, crested11.5cm wide, 276gr (8oz) excluding clear glass later liners

£600-800

391A SILVER MENORAH, BOARDMAN, GLOSSOP & CO.,BIRMINGHAM, 1935inscribed, 22cm high; together with a small silver Kiddush cupstand, Simon Zyto, London, 1923, 10cm diameter280gr (9oz)(2)

£150-200

392A RUSSIAN SILVER TORAH POINTER (YAD), PROVINCIAL,ASSAY MASTER AK, 1867the terminal pierced and engraved with Stars of David, theknopped stem red paste set and decorated, applied vine spray andengraved Hebrew inscription43cm long, 122gr (3oz)

£300-500

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Property from the Manchester Great, New and Central Synagogue

Lots 393-436

“Due to the amalgamation of many different Synagogues over many years, the Manchester Great New andCentral Synagogue has been left with a large amount of silver items which are surplus to requirements.These items have been held unused in storage for decades. The Synagogue now feels that it is time to re-lease these items, so that they can once again be either used for their original purposes, or at least appreci-

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394A RUSSIAN SILVER TORAH CROWN, MAKER’S MARK (IN CYRILLIC) POORLY STRUCK, MINSK (OR WARSAW), 1893richly chased with flowers and rampant lions below three bellspendent from stags (three missing), the bells later Englishreplacements, with eagle finial37.5cm high, 1016gr (32oz)

£1200-1800

393A SILVER TORAH CROWN, UNMARKED, EASTERN EUROPEAN,CIRCA 1900the openwork crown centred by a single bell, finials missing, withsliding inscribed staves32cm high, 879gr (28oz)

The inscriptions read: Presented by N. Schaffer / to the NewSynagogue

£600-900

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395A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),MOSES SALKIND, LONDON, 1921chased with bands of flowerheads below eagle finials, bellsmissing, stems inscribed in Hebrew and English37cm high, 746gr (23oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: In Loving Memory of our Dear Son JosephCushelson who was killed in action July 26. 1917 from his LovingParents

Joseph Cushelson, a working waterproofer in the Manchesterfabric industry, was born about 1886 in the Cheetham district ofManchester, Lancashire, one of the children of Cushel Cushelson(d. 1925), a commercial traveller, and his wife, Fanny (d. 1936),both of whom were natives of Russia.

He volunteered for service in April 1915 and two months laterwas drafted to the Western Front where he took part in the Battlesof the Somme and Arras. He was killed in action at Nieuport on26 July 1917 while serving as a gunner in the Royal Field Artillery.For further information see The War Grave Photographic Project(http://www.twgpp.org/information.php?id=3031683, accessed30 September 2011).

See lots 413 and 432 for further Cushelson items.

£600-900

397A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),MOSES SALKIND, LONDON, 1920similar to the preceding lot, incomplete and lacking bells, one withpyriform finial38.5cm high, 684gr (21oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: Presented by Mr & Mrs S. Steinsberg to theManchester New Synagogue and Beth-Hamidrash. April 1921

This inscription would appear to refer to Samuel Steinsberg whoduring the 1920s and ‘30s lived at Engfield House, Bury Old Road,Cheetham, Manchester, and who was in business trading in silkand woollens at 153 Great Ducie Street, Manchester.

See lot 412 for another Steinsberg item.

£400-600

396A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),MOSES SALKIND, LONDON, 1922embossed with flowers, fitted with stags and bells (severalmissing), with inscribed stems37cm high, 849gr (27oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: Presented by Mr & Mrs I Langerman to theNorth M/c Synagogue on the occasion of the Bar Mitzva of theirson Jacob Lionel 28 April 1923 5683

£500-800

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398A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),JOSEPH ZWEIG, LONDON, 1920chased with flowers and applied with lions and bells (seven bellsmissing) and with later electroplate pierced central sections,stems inscribed in English and Hebrew29.5cm high, 838gr (26oz)(2)

The English inscriptions read: Presented to the Central Synagogueby Max Ribatzkie Esq. in Memory of his dear departed Father MrHyman Ribatzkie February 9th 1921

Hyman Ribatzkie (1848?-1921) moved with his wife, Dora (1853?-1936) from their native Poland to settle in England about 1880. The1901 Census records him as a ‘Job & Tent Dealer’ when the couplewere living with their four sons (including Marks, probably theMax Ribatzkie Esq of the inscription, then 21 years old) and fourdaughters at 151 Red Bank, Manchester.

See lot 423 for another Ribatzkie item.

£500-800

400A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),HILLIARD & THOMASON, BIRMINGHAM, 1875die-stamped with foliage, lacking upper finials and other damage,inscribed stems,29cm high, 603gr (19oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: Presented by Abraham & Rachel Levy inmemory of their Dearly beloved Godfrey to the ManchesterHebrew Congregation 5635

Godrey Levy, who was born in Manchester in 1856, was one of theseveral children of Abraham Levy (1813?-1897), a tent dealer, andhis wife, Rachel (1823?-), both of whom were born in Russia andappear to have settled in England in the late 1840s/early 1850s.He died in 1874.

£800-1200

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399A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),MOSES SALKIND, LONDON, 1920embossed with bands of flowers, fitted with lions and stags(mostly missing) and bells (some missing), eagle finials, engravedstems37.5cm high, 844gr (27oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: Presented by Mrs Jane Abelson to BishopStreet Synagogue in loving memory of her son Jonah who passedaway July 14th. 1917.

Jonah Abelson, a South African national, died at the age of 21 on13 or 14 July 1917 while serving as a private in the 7th Battalion ofthe South African Infantry. He is buried in Dar Es SalaamCemetery. For further information see The War GravePhotographic Project(http://www.twgpp.org/information.php?id=1699048, accessed30 September 2011). His mother, Mrs Jane Abelson died inManchester at the age of 89 in 1959.

£500-800

401A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),JACOB ROSENZWEIG, LONDON, 1918foliate embossed and with cast bracket central sections, hung withbells (some lacking), inscribed stems35.5cm high, 1026gr (32oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: Presented to the Bishop Street Synagogueby Mrs Rosenthal in remembrance of her beloved son Mauricewho passed away 10th. [sic] July 1918

Maurice Rosenthal, the son of Simon Rosenthal (1857-1899/1901),a tailor and native of Poland, and his wife, Betsy (1857-), was bornin Manchester about 1888. A private in C. Company, 15th Battalionof the Lancashire Fusiliers, he was killed in action on 1st [sic] July1916. For further information see The War Grave PhotographicProject (http://twgpp.org/information.php?id=2788431, accessed30 September 2011).

£700-1000

403A PAIR OF AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SILVER TORAH FINIALS(RIMMONIM), MAKER’S MARK S.H, VIENNA, CIRCA 1897chased and pierced, hung with bells (two missing), stemsinscribed in English and Hebrew, 950 standard28cm high, 704gr (22oz)(2)

The English inscriptions read: A Thanksoffering to the G*d on HighA Memorial in the Temple of the L**d from Ephraim Dulberg andhis wife Rachel in the year 5658

The 1891 Census records Ephraim Dulberg (1836?-1910) and hiswife, Rachel (1839/42?-1918), living with their three sons and onedaughter at 75 Bury New Road, Salford, Lancashire. Described asa Commission Agent, he was born in Russia; Mrs Dulberg and allthe children, the youngest of whom was 14 years old, were allborn in Romania.

£1000-1500

402A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),RUEBIN KOSHR, LONDON, 1906foliate chased, with mostly missing applied birds, stags and bells,finials missing, stems inscribed ‘Presented to the CentralSynagogue by Mrs A. Myers in commemoration of her dearparents 19. Shevat. 5667’ 31cm high; together with a pair ofGerman silver torah finials, circa 1875, embossed, all bells andfinials lacking, stamped ‘750’, 27cm high1348gr (43oz)(4)

£500-800

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404A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),JACOB ROSENZWEIG, LONDON, 1919foliate chased, hung with bells (many lacking), inscribed stems28.5cm high, 798gr (25oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: To the North Manchester Synagogue by MrsScheindel Newgrosh in memory of her daughter Esther Marie /her son Eli 5680-1920

The 1901 Census for 8 Codnor Street, Cheetham, Manchester,records Schmeril [sic] Newgrosh (61) and his wife, Charlotte (58),together with their sons, Eli (32) and Harry (22), both waterproofgarment makers, and their daughter, Marie (27). They are alldesignated ‘Austrian Subjects.’ Shmeril Newgrosh was born inBrody, Austria, about 1846 and died in Manchester in 1913; hiswife, Charlotte (née Shiendel), died in Manchester in 1929. EliNewgrosh died in 1914.

£500-800

406A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),JOSEPH ZWEIG, LONDON, 1929hung with bells and applied with lions (few lacking), foliatechased, one with eagle finial, one broken with pyriform finial,inscribed stems38.5cm high, 945gr (30oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: 1895/5655 I&JM 120/5680 Presented to theManchester New Synagogue and Beth Hamidrash. by Isaac andJane Myer. on the occasion of their Silver Wedding in memory oftheir father the late Mr Gershon Schaffer.

£600-800

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405A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),MOSES SALKIND, LONDON, 1909foliate chased, hung with bells and applied with eagles (manypieces lacking), eagle finials, stems engraved in English andHebrew41cm high, 918gr (29oz)(2)

The English inscription reads: Presented to the Central Synagogueby the Children of the late Mrs Yetta Weinberg. in loving memory2nd Adar 8th 5670. March 19th 1910.

This inscription appears to refer to Yetta, wife of Jacob Weinberg,a waterproof maker; they were both born in Poland, she about1855, he in 1853. The 1901 Census records them living at 48Elizabeth Street, Cheetham, Manchester, together with their sons,Lay (21), Barnet (19) and Hyman (15) and daughters, Annie (13)and Lily (11). Mrs Weinberg died in 1906. Jacob Weinberg, who re-married in 1910, was the founder of J. Weinberg & Son, well-knownmanufacturers of waterproof garments, which, following his deathin 1925, was continued by his son, Hyman (Henry). For furtherinformation, see Greater Manchester County Record Office (ref.3165, a collection of photographs and family papers).

See 23 lot 411 for another Weinberg item.

£600-900

407A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),RUEBIN KOSHR, LONDON, 1906foliate chased, hung with bells (some lacking), eagle finials, one withHebrew inscribed girdle, plain stems40cm high, 1163gr (37oz)(2)

£800-1200

408A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TORAH FINIALS (RIMMONIM),ROSENZWEIG, TAITELBAUM & CO., LONDON, 1910foliate chased, hung with bells, one applied with lions, one with eagles andstags (some pieces lacking), both with eagle finials (one detached), inscribedstems39.5cm high, 941gr (30oz)(2)

The inscriptions read: Presented by Lazarus & Leah Berman to the NewSynagogue On the occasion of their Silver Wedding Celebration ManchesterTebeth 21. 5671. Jan. 21. 1911

Lazarus Berman and Leah Taylor were married in Manchester in 1885.The 1901Census for 35 Clarence Street, Cheetham, Manchester, records them as LazarusBerman (39), hawker, and Leah (37), both born in Russia, together with theirdaughters, Gertrude (14) and Katie (11), and sons Ely (9) and Myer (8), all ofwhom were born in England. Mr Lazarus appears to have died in 1937.

See lot 409 for another Berman item.

£700-1000

409A GEORGE V PARCEL-GILT-SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), ROSENZWEIG,TAITELBAUM & CO., LONDON, 1910scroll foliate chased border, applied with typical symbols, one door of theTablets of the Law missing, with two inscribed pendent shields23.5cm high excluding chain and pendent shields, 733gr (23oz)

The inscriptions read: Presented by Lazarus & Leah Berman to the NewSynagogue / Manchester Tebeth 21. 5671 January 21. 1911

£700-1000

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410A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), ROSENZWEIG, TAITELBAUM & CO.,LONDON, 1911foliate chased border and inscribed below the Torah Crown and surrounding typicalapplied symbols, plaque box cover missing30cm high excluding chain, 1000gr (32oz)

The inscription reads: Presented to the North Manchester Synagogue by Mrs RoseChamanski. in memory of her beloved Parents Israel and Sarah Kindler 1911.

£800-1200

412A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), MOSES SALKIND,LONDON, 1920scroll and leaf chased border, inscribed below the plaque box, with typicalapplied symbols, one Tablet of the Law door and interior scroll missing30cm high excluding chain, 842gr (27oz)

The inscription reads: Presented by Mr & Mrs S. Steinsberg to theManchester New Synagogue & Beth Hamidrash. April 1921.

£500-800

411AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), MOSES SALKIND,LONDON, 1909scroll and foliate chased border, inscribed in English and Hebrew, withtypical applied symbols, plaque box cover missing30.5cm high excluding small chain, 818gr (26oz)

The English inscription reads: Presented to the Central Synagogue by theChildren of the late Mrs Yetta Weinberg in loving memory 2nd Adar 8th 5670March 19th 1910.

£600-900

413A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), JOSEPH ZWEIG,LONDON, 1921scroll and leaf chased border, inscribed in Hebrew and English flankingthe plaque box, with typical applied symbols, interior scroll missing,plaque box cover missing30cm high excluding chain, 742gr (23oz)

The English inscription reads: In Loving Memory of our Dear SonJoseph Cushelson who was killed in action July 26 1917 from hisLoving Parents

£600-900

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414A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), ROSENZWEIG, TAITELBAUM& CO., LONDON, 1910scroll and foliate chased border, with typical applied symbols, one Lion ofJudah missing, plaque box cover missing, with two inscribed pendent shields25.5cm high excluding partial chain, 755gr (24oz)

The inscriptions read: on the Occasion of the Bar Mitzvah of the their only sonJulius. / 5671. 1911.

£600-900

415A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), JACOB ROSENZWEIG, LONDON, 1919 with matted leafage, flowerheads and scroll chased border,typical applied symbols, inscribed to base of pillars, one Tabletof the Law door missing, plaque box cover missing30.5cm high excluding chain, 954gr (30oz)

The inscriptions read: Presented by Mrs D. Sunderland / inMemory of her Son and Daughter

£600-900

416A GERMAN SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), UNMARKED, LATE 19TH CENTURYmatted border chased with leafage and flowerheads surroundingthe quilted panel applied with typical symbols, the plaque boxcover inscribed33cm high, 868gr (27oz)

The inscription reads: Presented to the Manchester HebrewCongregation By George Moritz Esqr In loving Memory of hisParents May 1890

£1000-1500

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417A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), JACOB ROSENZWEIG, LONDON, 1922scroll chased border surrounding the typical applied symbols,inscribed in Hebrew below the plaque box, with two vacantpendent shields26.5cm high excluding chain and pendent shields, 685gr (22oz)

£700-1000

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418A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), JOSEPH ZWEIG, LONDON,1919scroll foliate chased border surrounding the typical applied symbols. oneTablet of the Law door and plaque box cover missing30.5cm high excluding chain, 769gr (24oz)

£500-800

419A SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), AARON TAITELBAUM & SONS,LONDON, 1959with gadroon rim, applied with the Torah Crown, Lions of Judahand Tablets of the Law, inscribed above the plaque box withmissing cover28cm high excluding chain, 1000gr (32oz)

The inscription reads: Presented in loving memory of our dearparents Solomon and Emily Isaacson. Father 4th Adar 5702 Mother9th Kislev 5703 by their Sons and Daughters.

£700-1000

420A SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), AARON TAITELBAUM & SONS,LONDON, 1957chased with stylised leaves within feather banding, applied withtypical symbols, inscribed in Hebrew above the plaque box andbelow in English31cm high excluding chain, 1060gr (34oz)

The inscription reads: Presented to the Manchester GreatSynagogue by Mr M.A. Jacobs In Sacred Memory of his DearParents Samuel Aaron and Fanny Edith Jacobs (of Cardiff) whopassed away 18th Ellul 5704-1944. 18th Nisan 5691- 1931.

£600-900

421A SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), MAKER’S MARK S.E.M., LONDON, 1961with grape and vine leaf border, typical applied symbols, inscribed below theplaque box in a panel29cm high excluding chain, 780gr (25oz)

The inscription reads: Presented to The Manchester Central Synagogue inmemory of the late Jack Kringle who died on the 18th October 1960 by hisdevoted wife and loving children.

£500-800

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422A SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), AARON TAITELBAUM & SONS,LONDON, 1938with beaded and stylised leaf chased border, applied with typicalsymbols, inscribed above the plaque box with missing cover, withtwo vacant heart-shaped pendants31cm high excluding chain and pendent shields, 953gr (30oz)

The inscription reads: Abraham Isaac Rosenberg, Nisan.8.5686.Louis Rosenberg, Ab.26.5695. Fanny Rosenberg,Marcheshvan.10.5699.

£500-800

423A GEORGE V SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), JOSEPH ZWEIG,LONDON, 1920with scroll foliate rim, typical applied symbols, Hebrew andEnglish inscriptions flanking the plaque box ‘Presented to theCentral Synagogue by Max Ribatzkie Esq...1911’, 29cm highexcluding chain and single vacant pendent shield; together withanother Torah Shield, unmarked, probably Israeli, modern,with leafy border and chased symbols above an inscription toSamuel & Julia Harris, 25cm high excluding chain1026gr(2)

£600-900

424A POLISH SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), MAKER’S MARK AR, ASSAY MASTER JOSEF SOSNKOWSKI, WARSAW, 1876border chased with flowerheads and scroll foliage, with typical applied symbols,with an associated English silver pendent shield inscribed in Hebrew26cm high excluding chain and pendent shield, 631gr (20oz)

£1200-1800

425A GERMAN SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), H. MEYEN & CO.,BERLIN, LATE 19TH CENTURYwith matted border and quilted field, applied with lion masks to thecorners, Torah Crown, Lions of Judah, Tablets of the Law and plaquebox, the chased pillars with applied box base (one missing), withHebrew inscribed pendent shield, 800 standard32cm high excluding chain and pendent shield, 634gr (20oz)

£600-900

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426A GERMAN SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), LATE 19TH CENTURYchased with matted leafage surrounding the quilted field, withtypical applied symbols including plaque box and fluted pillarswith eagle finials, stamped ‘750’, with associated inscribed Englishsilver pendent shield32cm high excluding chain and pendent shield, 995gr (31oz)

£700-1000

427A GERMAN SILVER TORAH SHIELD (TAS), LATE 19TH CENTURYwith beaded and foliate border surrounding the quilted field withchased pillars, other symbols applied including plaque box,stamped ‘750’28cm high excluding chain, 505gr (16oz)

£400-600

428ASSORTED JUDAICA ORNAMENTS, COMPRISING:two Lions of Judah, two Magen David, three eagle finials, an openwork Torah Crown, a beaded Torah Crown, seven plaques, threependent shields, a broken Kiddush cup, five washers, an assortment of bells, assorted chains and a nine carat Magen David on gilt chain(quantity)

£150-250

429SEVEN ASSORTED VICTORIAN SILVER PEDESTAL GOBLETS OR KIDDUSH CUPS:one with panels of flowerheads presented by Mr Joseph Rosenthal, Robert Harper, London, 1861, one scroll foliate around twocartouches presented by Mr Herman Wulfson, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1861, one with bright-cut swags presented by Mrs D.Silvert, Henry John Lias, London, 1877, one with bright-cut strapwork and without inscription, George Unite, Birmingham, 1876, one withferny bright-cutting presented by M. Goodman, maker’s mark double struck, Birmingham, 1876, one chased with roses and inscribed inHebrew, maker’s mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1873, and one plain example, Henry Holland, London, 1857, largest 20cm high; together witha set of four Polish silver Kiddush cups, maker’s mark indecipherable, Warsaw, 1889, the beakers engraved with foliage andbuildings, 4.5cm high1367gr (43oz)(11)

£600-1000

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430THREE SILVER TORAH POINTERS (YAD), UNMARKED,PROBABLY GERMAN OR AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN, MID 19TH CENTURY:one tapering octagonal with chain but missing hand, one withbasket-weave decoration missing finger, and one tapering squareinscribed ‘Presented by George Moritz Esq.’ and with chainlargest 26cm excluding ring and chain, 337gr (10oz)(3)

£400-600

431FOUR CONTINENTAL SILVER TORAH POINTERS (YAD), LATE 19TH CENTURY:one with missing hand, Warsaw, one with split, probably Polish,one with English inscription, with chain, split in two, German, andone with Hebrew inscription and chain, probably German orAustro-Hungarian, largest 28cm, 467gr (15oz); together withanother Torah pointer (Yad), with turned fruitwood handle andunmarked silver stem and hand(5)

£500-800

432FIVE ENGLISH SILVER TORAH POINTERS (YAD), EARLY 20TH CENTURY:one split, one presented by S. Ungar, one with chain and Hebrewinscription but unmarked since hand missing, one with chainpresented by Lazarus & Leah Berman but unmarked since handmissing, and one inscribed ‘...Joseph Cushelson who was killed inaction July 26 1917...’largest 31cm, 625gr (20oz)(5)

£700-1000

433FOUR ENGLISH SILVER TORAH POINTERS (YAD), EARLY 20TH CENTURYone presented by Mrs T. Shineberg, one with detached handpresented by Annie Berlin, one with hand missing presented byMr Simon Frankenstein, and one with chain, largest 34cm;together with a Victorian silver sealing wax container, SamuelJacob, Lonodn, 1892, foliate chased, 19cm long excluding chain560gr (18oz)(5)

£600-900

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435A GEORGE V SILVER SPICE TOWER (BESAMIM), JACOB ROSENZWEIG,LONDON, 1912the square spire finial surmounted by a sphere, flag missing, the spice boxtopped by eagles to the corners and with filigree sides, hinged door and a bellsuspended from each corner (some associated), on double knopped stem andspreading inscribed base24cm high, 203gr (6oz)

The inscription reads: Presented to the New Synagogue by S. Chinn inmemory of his son Jacob who died 10thTebeth 5674

£250-350

436A POLISH SILVER SPICE TOWER (BESAMIM), MAKER’S MARK POORLY STRUCK, ASSAY MASTER JOSEF SOSNKOWSKI, WARSAW, 1882conical spire surrounded by four gilded flags rising to an inscribed gilded flag, filigree box withsolid door and pendent bells (some associated), knopped stem, spreading base with Hebrewinscription

The English inscription reads: Presented to the Manchester Heb. Congn. by Harris Isaacs Sep. 25th

5659 - 1898

£500-800

End of Sale

Next Sale May 2012

Closing early March 2012

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434A FILIGREE SILVER SPICE TOWER (BESAMIM), UNMARKED, PROBABLY GERMAN OR AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN, MID 19TH CENTURYthe pull-off top surmounted by a gilt flag inscribed in Hebrew and solid collar inscribed inHebrew and English, knopped stem, hexagonal base with damaged filigree, in original fittedcase21.5cm high, 146gr (4oz)

The English inscription reads: Presented to the Manchester Hebrew Congregation by S.Jacobson April 20th 5622. 1862.

£700-1000

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10. Failure to collect purchases (a) If the Buyer pays the Purchase Price but does not collect the lot

within 20 working days of the auction, the lot will be stored atthe buyer’s expense and risk at MBL’s premises or inindependent storage.

(b) If a lot is paid for but uncollected within 6 months of theauction, following 60 days written notice to the buyer, MBL willre-sell the lot by auction or privately, with estimates andreserves at MBL’s discretion. The sale proceeds, less all MBL’scosts, will be forfeited unless collected by the Buyer within 2years of the original auction.

11. Data Protection (a) MBL will use information supplied by bidders or otherwise

obtained lawfully by MBL for the provision of auction relatedservices, client administration, marketing and as otherwiserequired by law.

(b) By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the Bidder agreesto the processing of their personal information and to thedisclosure of such information to third parties worldwide forthe purpose outlined in Condition 11(a) and to Sellers as perCondition 9(i)

12. Miscellaneous (a) All images of lots, catalogue descriptions and all other

materials produced by MBL are the copyright of MBL. (b) These Conditions of Business are not assignable by any Buyer

without MBL’s prior consent, but are binding on Bidders’successors, assignees and representatives.

(c) The materials listed in Condition 1(a) set out the entireagreement between the parties.

(d) If any part of these Conditions of Business be heldunenforceable, the remaining parts shall remain in full forceand effect.

(e) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted inaccordance with English Law, under the exclusive jurisdictionof the English Courts, in favour of MBL.

Matthew Barton Ltd’s Authenticity Guarantee

If Matthew Barton Ltd sells an item of Property which is latershown to be a “counterfeit”, subject to the terms below MatthewBarton Ltd. will rescind the sale and return the Buyer the totalamount paid by the Buyer to Matthew Barton Ltd. for thatProperty, up to a maximum of the Purchase Price.

The guarantee lasts for one (1) year after the date of the relevantauction, is for the benefit of the Buyer only and is nontransferable.

“Counterfeit” means an item of Property that in Matthew Barton Ltd’sreasonable opinion is an imitation created with the intent to deceiveover the authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source, wherethe correct description of such matters is not included in the cataloguedescription for the Property.

Property shall not be considered Counterfeit solely because of anydamage and/or restoration and/or modification work (including, butnot limited to, recolouring, tooling or repatinating).

Please note that this guarantee does not apply if either:- (i) the catalogue description was in accordance with the generally

accepted opinions of scholars and experts at the date of thesale, or the catalogue description indicated that there was aconflict of such opinions;

(i) the only method of establishing at the date of the sale that theitem was a Counterfeit would have been by means of processesnot then generally available or accepted, unreasonablyexpensive or impractical; or likely to have caused damage to orloss in value to the Property (in Matthew Barton Ltd’sreasonable opinion); or

(i) there has been no material loss in value of the Property from itsvalue had it accorded with its catalogue description.

To claim under this guarantee the Buyer must:- (i) notify Matthew Barton Ltd in writing within one (1) month of

receiving any information that causes the Buyer to question theauthenticity or attribution of the Property, specifying the lotnumber, date of the auction at which it was purchased and thereasons why it is believed to be Counterfeit; and

(i) return the Property to Matthew Barton Ltd in the samecondition as at the date of sale and be able to transfer good titlein the Property, free from any third party claims arising after thedate of the sale.

Matthew Barton Ltd has discretion to waive any of the aboverequirements. Matthew Barton Ltd may require the Buyer to obtain atthe Buyer's cost the reports of two independent and recognisedexperts in the relevant field and acceptable to Matthew Barton LtdMatthew Barton Ltd shall not be bound by any reports produced bythe Buyer, and reserves the right to seek additional expert advice at itsown expense. In the event Matthew Barton Ltd decides to rescind thesale under this Guarantee, it may refund to the Buyer the reasonablecosts of up to two mutually approved independent expert reports,provided always that the costs of such reports have been approved inadvance and in writing by Matthew Barton Ltd.

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Matthew Barton Ltd

Sale TitleDecorative Works of Art

Date22nd November 2011

Code: SPA

Please mail, fax, or scan and email to:Matthew Barton Ltd25 Blythe RoadLondon W14 0PDFax: +44 (0) 20 7806 5546Email: enquiries@matthewbartonltd.com

ImportantPlease bid on my behalf at the above sale for thefollowing Lot(s) up to the hammer price(s)mentioned opposite. These bids are to be executedas cheaply as is permitted by other bids orreserves and in an amount up to but not exceedingthe specified amount. The auctioneer may openthe bidding on any lot by placing a bid on behalfof the seller. The auctioneer may further bid onbehalf of the seller up to the amount of the reserveby placing responsive or consecutive bids for a lot.

I agree to be bound by Matthew Barton Ltd.’s Conditions ofBusiness. If any bid is successful, I agree to pay a buyer’spremium on the hammer price at the rate stated in the frontof the catalogue and any VAT, or amounts in lieu of VAT,which may be due on the buyer’s premium and thehammer price.

Methods of PaymentMatthew Barton Ltd. welcomes the following methods ofpayment, most of which will facilitate immediate releaseof your purchases.

Wire Transfer to our BankElectronic transfers may be sent directly to our Bank:HSBC Bank Plc38 High StreetDartfordKent DA1 1DGPlease ensure all bank charges are met so that wereceive the total invoiced amount

IBAN No.: GB53MIDL40190491814001BIC.: MIDLGB2128KSort Code: 40-19-04Account No.: 91814001Account Name: Matthew Barton Ltd.

Credit/Debit CardA 3% surcharge is payable on all credit card transactions;there is no charge for debit cards. By singing this form youare authorising payment for this sale.

Sterling Bankers DraftDrawn on a recognised UK bank.

Sterling Cash or ChequeCheques must be drawn on a recognised UK bank. Werequire seven days to clear a cheque without a letter ofguarantee from your bank.

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