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WEDNESDAY 18 NOVEMBER

Jewellery 1 - 361

Watches 362 - 406

Objets de Vertu 484 - 580

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Objets de Vertu 581 - 689

Silver 690 - 1080

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Important Sale Notice:

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Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or on our website. However, we are happy to provide them when requested, subject to our terms and conditions of sale.

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The absence of any reference to condition in any description does not imply the lot is without fault.

Important Gemstone Notice:

Some lots are accompanied by reports issued by gemmological laboratories containing an opinion on some or all of the gemstones within that lot. The content of these reports is not guaranteed by Mallams and we cannot be held responsible for any disagreement regarding the content of them, or for a retrospective change in opinion provided by alternative laboratories after the sale.

It is common practice for coloured gemstones such as jade, emerald and sapphire to be treated to enhance their appearance. Jade may be bleached, polymer/resin filled and dyed, or subjected to a combination of these treatments. Emeralds may be treated with oils or resins to improve their colour and clarity, similarly sapphires and rubies are routinely heated for the same purpose. Staining, irradiation and coating treatments may also be used and some treatments are not permanent. Prospective buyers should assume that all coloured gemstones sold by Mallams may have been treated, unless stated to the contrary in the catalogue description.

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Lots 1 – 406

1. A THREE COLOUR PRECIOUS METALNECKLACE, of wishbone design, with chevron-shaped links,stamped ‘750’, and a bracelet of similar design, also stamped ‘750’,lengths 39cm and 19.5cm respectively (2)£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

2. A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN CURB-LINKBRACELET, of hollow construction, with alternate polished andtextured links, stamped ‘9c’, the foliate scroll engraved padlock claspstamped ‘9ct’, length 17cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

3. A 9CT GOLD COLLAR NECKLACE, designed as twooverlapping ribbons of textured brick-link design, 9ct gold mounted,length 39cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

4. A 9CT GOLD COLLAR NECKLACE, of fancy brick-linkdesign, length 40cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

5. A CHARM BRACELET, the yellow precious metal fancy-link bracelet suspending a collection of assorted charms andpendants, to include a 9ct gold and enamel Festival of Britaincharm, a memorial locket and a half Sovereign pendant, length19cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

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6. A FANCY-LINK NECKLACE BY UNOAERRE, themulti-strand necklace with bead spacers, signed and stamped ‘375’,length 46cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

7. A 9CT GOLD ALBERT CHAIN, of curb-link design, withswivel clasp and T-bar suspension, length 34.5cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

8. TWO TURQUOISE SET BROOCHES, the first aGeorgian panel brooch, circa 1820-30, centred with four cabochonturquoises to a cannetille work surround of beads, wirework andscrolls, (fitting possibly later added), the second a lateVictorian/Edwardian bar brooch, designed as two openwork hearts,each centred with a cabochon turquoise, stamped ‘15’, both broochlengths 3.7cm (2) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

9. A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN GEM SETBRACELET, of curb-link design, alternately spaced with halfpearls and turquoise cabochons, (half pearls untested for origin,some imitation pearls and blue cabochons later replaced), stamped‘9ct’, length 16.5cm£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

10. A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN GEM SETBRACELET, of gate-link design, alternately spaced with halfpearls and turquoise coloured cabochons, stamped ‘15C’, (halfpearls untested for origin), length 19cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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11. A VICTORIAN CITRINE PANEL BROOCH,the oval mixed-cut citrine in pinched collet setting, to a tieredopenwork panel of foliate scrolls and beads, suspending plaited-link swags and two engraved amphora drops below, with laterfitting, length 9.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

12. A CHARM BRACELET, the hollow curb-link braceletstamped ‘15’, with 15ct gold padlock clasp hallmarked forBirmingham 1906, suspending a collection of assorted pendantsand charms, to include a George V half sovereign, dated 1913, a9ct gold cat, a 9ct gold motor car, and an enamel fish, lengthapproximately 18cm£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

13. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL FANCY-LINKLONG CHAIN, with swivel clasp, length 156cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

14. AN 18CT THREE COLOUR GOLD WEDDINGBAND, of textured flat section design, ring size O£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

15. A CHARM BRACELET, the curb-link bracelet of part-textured finish, with foliate engraved padlock clasp stamped ‘9ct’,suspending a collection of charms and pendants, to include aloose mounted George V sovereign, dated 1913, a loosemounted Edward VII half sovereign, dated 1904, a 9ct gold heart-shaped locket, and a gilt metal circular locket, bracelet lengthapproximately 17.5cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

16. A 9CT GOLD CURB-LINK BRACELET, withpadlock clasp, length 18.5cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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17. A FANCY-LINK BRACELET, comprising a series of star decorated links, with swivel clasp stamped ‘9 .375’,length 19cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

18. AN AMETHYST SINGLE STONE RING, the oval mixed-cut amethyst collet set to a tapered hoop withtextured decoration, 9ct gold mounted, ring size N£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

19. A PAIR OF DIAMOND CLUSTER EAR STUDS, each designed as a flowerhead cluster of round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw setting, on post fittings, 18ct white gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.30ct,diameter 0.55cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

20. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the old-cut diamond in gypsy style setting, 18ct gold mounted,diamond weight approximately 0.40ct, ring size O½£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


21. A 19TH CENTURY HARDSTONE SWIVEL FOBPENDANT, the oval hardstone intaglio panel incised with a coat ofarms to one side and a scrolled monogram to the other, suspendedfrom a later 9ct gold ropetwist-link chain, pendant length 5.6cm £150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

22. A CITRINE AND DIAMOND PENDANT, the circularmixed-cut citrine claw set below a cushion-shaped old-cut diamond inmillegrain collet setting, cased, accompanied by a fine trace-link chain,with clasp stamped ‘9ct’, length 2.9cm £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

23. A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY AND LATERSEAL FOBS, comprising an agate seal fob, five hardstone and pasteseal fobs, and a 9ct gold mounted example, with Eastern seal, first sealfob length 2.7cm (7) £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

24. A 9CT GOLD ALBERT CHAIN WITHHARDSTONE SEAL FOB, the graduated curb-link chain withswivel clasps, hallmarked for Chester 1915, suspending a foliate scrolldecorated seal fob pendant, collet set with an oval mixed-cut citrine,chain length 40cm, seal fob length 3.6cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

25. A 19TH CENTURY SEAL FOB, decorated with foliage,flowerheads and scrolls, inset with a hardstone intaglio, together withtwo gilt metal seal fobs, and a gilt metal fancy-link long chain, first sealfob length 2.3cm (4) £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

26. A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY AND LATERSEAL FOBS, variously set with hardstone and paste seals, toinclude a lion seal fob, with monogrammed chalcedony seal, a foliateseal fob, with hinged compartment and monogrammed seal, and twogilt metal long chains, lion seal fob length 2.75cm (qty)£200-400 (plus 27% BP*)

27. A 19TH CENTURY AMETHYST PANEL BROOCH,circa 1820-30, the oval mixed-cut amethyst bordered by cannetillework beads and scrolls, together with an amethyst single stonebrooch, with pinched collet setting, (adapted), lengths 3.5cm and2.4cm respectively (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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32. TWO HALF PEARL AND ENAMEL MEMORIALRINGS, the first an Edwardian tapered band, applied with a floraland foliate half pearl spray to a black enamel ground, highlighted witha rose-cut diamond, glazed hairwork compartment verso, 18ct goldmounted, hallmarked for Chester 1903, the second a late Victorianhalf hoop ring, verso inscription dated 1894, stamped ‘18ct’, togetherwith a cabochon garnet and half pearl dress ring, (all half pearlsuntested for origin), first ring size M (3) £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

33. A VICTORIAN GUARD CHAIN, of belcher-link design,with later clasp fittings, length 154cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

34. A 19TH CENTURY SHELL CAMEO CLASP, the ovalshell cameo carved to depict a classical female portrait profile, withina border of repeating flowerheads and foliage, gilt metal mounted,(tongue fitting deficient), length 4.5cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

35. A SERPENT BRACELET, the head with cabochon garnethighlight, faceted red stone eyes and foliate engraved decoration,inscribed verso dated ‘15 April 1850’, on a snake-link bracelet, lateradapted with clasp fittings, together with a curb-link bracelet, spacedwith mother of pearl panels, stamped ‘9ct’, first bracelet length 20cm(excluding fittings) (2) £250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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28. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising a tortoiseshell piqué work bangle, ofhinged oval form, a yellow precious metal bangle, (later extended), anoval intaglio ring, a collection of unmounted hardstone and pasteintaglios, assorted loose stones, and further items, first bangle innerdiameter 5.7cm (qty)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

29. AN EARLY VICTORIAN PORTRAIT MINIATUREMEMORIAL BROOCH, the oval ivory panel painted to depictthe profile of a clergyman, within a shaped and engraved foliate scrollframe, the glazed verso containing a gilt monogram and hairworkspray, edged with half pearls and ropetwist wirework, to an opalescentenamel ground, cased by Lewis & Son, Brighton, (half pearls untestedfor origin), length 6.4cm £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

30. A GEORGIAN HALF PEARL AND ENAMELMEMORIAL RING, centred with a black enamel panel inscribed‘LH’, bordered by half pearls, between black enamel foliate scrollshoulders, the tapered hoop carved with further scrolls, flowerheadsand foliage, with verso inscription dated 1822, ring size Q £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

31. A 19TH CENTURY HARDSTONE CAMEO RING,the oval cameo carved to depict a female portrait profile, in closed-back setting, gold mounted, ring size approximately P £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)


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46. A 9CT GOLD TORQUE BANGLE, hallmarked forBirmingham 1992, inner diameter 6.4cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

47. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL CURB-LINK LONGCHAIN, of continuous design, and a yellow precious metal trace-linklong chain, with T-bar clasp, first chain length 115cm (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

48. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising amoonstone and ruby set owl pendant, stamped ‘750’, on a 9ct goldfine curb-link chain, a 9ct gold saddle ring, a 9ct gold seahorse brooch,a 9ct gold owl brooch, and a lady’s 9ct gold cased wristwatch byTissot, pendant length 3cm (5) £250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

49. A COLLECTION OF DRESS RINGS, comprising an 18ctgold stirrups ring, a diamond set knot ring, 9ct gold mounted, adiamond and gem set novelty cat ring, 9ct gold mounted, and acabochon set ring, first ring size P½ (4)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

50. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a 9ct twocolour gold unicorn brooch by Harriet Glen, a 9ct gold winged horsebrooch by the same maker, a 9ct two colour gold horse’s headcrossover ring by the same maker, a 9ct gold galloping horse brooch,and a 9ct gold mounted hardstone intaglio fob pendant, first broochlength 4.2cm (5)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

51. AN 18CT GOLD BANGLE, of crossover design, the horse’shead terminals with red stone eyes, with French lozenge-shapedmaker’s mark, sponsor’s mark S&S and London import marks for1974, inner diameter 5.85cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

52. A JADE SPRAY BROOCH, modelled as a pierced andscrolled ribbon with a spray of oval and pear-shaped jade cabochons,stamped ‘18k’, (jade untested for treatments), and a cultured pearlsingle strand necklace, with 9ct gold navette-shaped clasp, broochlength 5.9cm (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

53. A DIAMOND SET PENDANT, modelled as a trophy ofarms above a pear-shaped drop, set throughout with graduatedlasque-cut diamonds in foiled closed-back settings, together with asapphire and diamond set bar brooch, pendant length 5cm (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

36. A DIAMOND FOUR STONE RING, the round brilliant-cut diamonds in four claw settings, to a tapered hoop, two colourprecious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct,ring size P½ £150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

37. AN ENAMEL PANEL BROOCH, the circular convexpanel decorated with a spray of polychrome enamel flowerheads,within a blue and white enamel border, (later fitting), diameter 2.6cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

38. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, of crossoverdesign, the round brilliant-cut diamond in illusion setting, two colourprecious metal mounted, together with a diamond two stone ring,18ct gold mounted, a diamond and gem set dress ring, stamped ‘750’,a star ruby single stone ring, stamped ‘18ct’, and a 22ct gold weddingband, first ring size P (5)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

39. AN OPAL AND DIAMOND RING, the oval cabochonopal claw set between pairs of round brilliant-cut diamonds, twocolour precious metal mounted, stamped ‘585’, ring size J½£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

40. TWO SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTERRINGS, the first centred with an oval mixed-cut sapphire and single-cut diamond cluster, to a tapered hoop of textured finish, with scrollpierced shoulders, 18ct gold mounted, the second claw set with asimilarly cut sapphire and diamonds, 9ct gold mounted, ring sizes L½and M½ respectively (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

41. TWO YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL BRACELETS,each of hollow curb-link design, the first unmarked, the second with a9ct gold floral engraved padlock clasp, lengths 18.5cm and 17.5cmrespectively (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

42. TWO 22CT GOLD WEDDING BANDS, ring sizes O½and L (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

43. A 9CT GOLD BELCHER-LINK CHAIN, length 41cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

44. AN OPAL FIVE STONE RING, the oval and circularcabochon opals spaced by rose-cut diamonds points, above a scrolledgallery, yellow precious metal mounted, ring size approximately P£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

45. A DIAMOND HALF HOOP RING, the line of uniformround brilliant-cut diamonds in channel setting, 18ct gold mounted,together with an emerald and diamond three stone ring, also 18ctgold mounted, first ring total diamond weight approximately 0.30ct,size approximately S (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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54. A PAIR OF LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY PASTE EAR PENDANTS, each suspending apear-shaped cluster drop below a single paste surmount, set throughout with vari-cut white pastes in foiled closed-backsettings, on later post fittings, length 4.45cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

55. A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY GREEN PASTE JEWELLERY, comprising a rivière necklace,the line of graduated oval mixed-cut pastes in open-back pinched collet settings, accompanied by a possibly associatedgilt-tooled green leather case, together with a pair of ear pendants, each pear-shaped paste drop surmounted by acushion-shaped paste, set throughout in foiled closed-back pinched collet settings, on hinged wire fittings with Frenchrooster’s head gold marks, and a hair ornament, similarly set with graduated cushion-shaped pastes, on comb fitting,necklace length 41.5cm, ear pendants length 3cm, ornament width 12cm (3) £400-600 (plus 27% BP*)


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56. AN ARTS AND CRAFTS PENDANTNECKLACE, designed as a trio of hammered panels, eachcentred with a ceramic roundel, connected by chain-link swags,(some swags deficient, later shortened), together with an Artsand Crafts style gem set pendant necklace, and a bar broochpossibly by Bernard Instone, decorated with beaded flowerheadsand foliage, stamped ‘Silver B.I’, first necklace length 29.5cm (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

57. A WILLIAM IV GEM SET AND ENAMEL PANELRING, the cushion-shaped panel centred with two green stones,bordered by black enamel and a row of half pearls, betweenpierced and engraved floral and foliate shoulders with blackenamel accents, the hoop hallmarked for London 1832, maker’smark possiblyWL, (half pearls untested for origin), ring size N£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

58. A 9CT GOLD SIGNET RING, the octagonal panelincised with a boar and arrow crest, hallmarked for Birmingham1946, inscribed to interior, ring size G½£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

59. A COLLECTION OF HARDSTONE JEWELLERY,comprising an agate fancy-link panel bracelet, a pair of bracelets,each with an oval banded agate clasp, a Scottish panel brooch,and three dirk brooches, first bracelet length 17cm (7)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

60. A PEARL NECKLACE WITH DIAMOND SETCLASP, comprising a single strand of graduated pearlsmeasuring approximately 1.1mm to 4.9mm in diameter, to anopenwork foliate panel clasp, millegrain set with cushion-shapedand rose-cut diamonds, together with a half pearl and diamondcluster stick pin, (all pearls untested for natural v/s culturedorigin), necklace length 33cm (2) £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

61. A DIAMOND AND VARI GEM-SETGIARDINETTO BROOCH, the old and rose-cut diamondedged vase issuing a spray of cushion-shaped mixed-cut citrinesand cabochon turquoises, interspersed with diamond set foliage,two colour precious metal mounted, the pin stamped ‘750’, totalweight of old-cut diamonds approximately 0.60ct, length 5.5cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

62. A LATE VICTORIAN DIAMOND AND VARIGEM-SET BIRD BROOCH, modelled as a parrot perchedon a branch, his body pavé set with rose-cut diamonds, withcircular and cushion-shaped mixed-cut ruby set wings and eye, ona bar with single pearl highlight, gold and silver mounted, (threediamonds deficient, pearl untested for origin), length 4.1cm £300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

63. A LATE VICTORIAN DIAMOND AND VARIGEM-SET BUTTERFLY BROOCH, modelled withpierced outstretched wings edged with oval mixed-cutsapphires and rubies and rose-cut diamonds, enclosing a halfpearl set thorax, with cabochon red stone eyes, gold and silvermounted, with detachable brooch fitting and later safety chain,(half pearls untested for origin), width 4.3cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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64. A TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND HALF HOOPRING, the graduated cabochon turquoises spaced by lasque-cut diamond points, to a scroll carved hoop stamped ‘18ct’,together with a panel ring, with central inscription and foliateengraved shoulders, ring sizes Q½ and N½ respectively (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

65. A 19TH CENTURY ROCK CRYSTAL ANDENAMEL MEMORIAL/SWEETHEART LOCKETPENDANT, the scrolled openwork panel with white enamelinscription ‘Cage de mon amitie’, translating as ‘Cage of myfriendship’, enclosing a faceted rock crystal heart-shapedcompartment, length 3cm £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

66. A 19TH CENTURY ENAMEL AND GEM SETBIRD BROOCH, modelled as a robin, with engravedoutstretched wings, red enamel breast and rose-cut diamondeyes, clutching a pearl in its beak, issuing a smaller bee barbrooch from a trace-link chain, yellow and rose gold mounted,(pearl untested for origin), panel width 3cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

67. A DIAMOND AND VARI GEM-SET ‘REGARD’LOCKET PENDANT, circa 1830-40, the circular hingedlocket applied with a cannetille work panel modelled as asunburst, highlighted with cushion-shaped gemstones and acentral diamond, each in a wirework cluster, to include ruby,emerald and amethyst, opening to reveal a glazed hairworkcompartment, on a later fancy-link chain with clasp stamped ‘15’,pendant length 3.7cm, chain length 40cm £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

68. A 19TH CENTURY LONG CHAIN, comprising aseries of foliate decorated links, to a barrel-shaped clasp appliedwith beaded quatrefoils, wirework scrolls and ropetwistborders, length 112cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

69. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE JEWELLERY,comprising a panel brooch, the octagonal ivory panels painteden grisaille to depict a maiden and a bacchante, each with blueenamel border, adapted with later fitting, a pair of tortoiseshellpiqué work buttons, a coral corallium rubrum bead clusterbrooch/pendant, a cornelian oval panel brooch, a pair ofaigrettes, each quatrefoil panel applied with foliage and a centralflowerhead, on hinged double pin fittings with French boar’shead marks, and a bloodstone set panel, first brooch width 3cm(8) (also illustrated on page 16)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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70. TWO DIAMOND SET GYPSY RINGS, the first a rubyand diamond three stone ring, 18ct gold mounted, the second adiamond single stone ring, yellow precious metal mounted, ring sizes Jand H½ respectively (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

71. A DIAMOND CLUSTER BAR BROOCH, the circularcluster of old and single-cut diamonds in grain setting, on a linearpierced bar, two colour precious metal mounted, total diamondweight approximately 0.70ct, length 5.8cm £150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

72. A GARNET AND DIAMOND CROSS PENDANT,designed as a cross of octagonal and circular mixed-cut garnets,framed by graduated old and rose-cut diamonds, below a pear-shapedgarnet bale, two colour precious metal mounted, total diamondweight approximately 0.25ct, length 7.5cm £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

73. AN 18TH CENTURY DIAMOND AND GARNETCROSS OF THE PORTUGUESE ORDER OF CHRIST,the baguette-cut and kite-shaped garnet cross centred with channelsof lasque-cut diamonds in pinched collet settings, surmounted by adetachable openwork cluster of further lasque and rose-cutdiamonds, set throughout in foiled closed-back settings, some redstones later replaced, with later added brooch and pendant fittings,and later detachable old-cut diamond set bale, length 8.8cm £1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

74. A TWO COLOUR PRECIOUS METAL GATE-LINKBRACELET, stamped ‘15c’, (one link deficient), together with a shortcurb-link Albert chain, stamped ‘9 .375’, with watch key suspension, anda belcher-link chain, stamped ‘9ct’, bracelet length 17.5cm (3)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

75. AN EDWARDIAN 18CT GOLD SIGNET RING, theoval panel with incised dragon crest, hallmarked for Birmingham 1910,together with a further signet ring, monogrammed, stamped ‘9ct’, ringsizes F and K respectively (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

76. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the round brilliant-cut diamond in raised double claw setting, white precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct’, together with an 18ct white gold panelledwedding band, and two white stone full hoop eternity rings, first ringsize P (4) £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

77. TWO 22CT GOLD WEDDING BANDS, and an 18ctgold wedding band (3)£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

78. AN EDWARDIAN RUBY AND DIAMOND HALFHOOP RING, with scallop pierced setting and scrolled shoulders,18ct gold mounted, hallmarked for Birmingham 1908, together with asimilar ruby and diamond half hoop ring, stamped ‘18ct’, and asapphire and diamond three stone ring, of crossover design, stamped‘18ct’, first ring size L (3) £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

79. A DIAMOND BAR PENDANT ON CHAIN, grain setwith a line of round brilliant-cut diamonds, on a 9ct gold spiga-linkchain, together with an 18ct gold cross pendant, on a box-link chainwith clasp stamped ‘9k’, a garnet and seed pearl pendant on chain,stamped ‘9c’, and two further pendants on chains, first pendant length2.65cm (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


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80. A GEORGE III SOVEREIGN PENDANT, the sovereigndated 1820 (rubbed), to a fixed scrolled pendant mount stamped ‘18ct’,together with a 9ct gold paper-link chain, and a gilt metal oval locket, ona fancy-link chain stamped ‘9c’, first pendant length 2.95cm (3)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

81. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CROSSPENDANT, the lozenge-shaped panel of ropetwist wireworkscrolls, beads and flowerheads enclosing an engraved Latin cross, withFrench rooster’s head gold mark and possible French vessel mark,suspending a later gilt bead drop, accompanied by a pair of similarcross ear pendants, with later wire fittings and gilt bead drops, and apair of further ear fittings, pendant length 8.1cm (3) £400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

82. AN ORNAMENTAL FILIGREE CROSS PENDANT,the ornate cross suspended from a double headed eagle with coronetsurmount, yellow metal mounted, with gilt metal fitting, length 22.5cm£1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

83. A PASTE CROSS PENDANT, modelled as the Cross ofLorraine/Patriarchal Cross, centred with channels of cushion-shapedblue pastes in foiled closed-back settings, framed by similarly set pear-shaped blue paste trios, within a single-cut white paste border, whitemetal mounted, length 12.5cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


84. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a tiger’seye and half pearl triple cluster bar brooch, a coral corallium rubrumpanel brooch, carved to depict a clenched arm, a smoky quartz swivelseal fob pendant, a plaited hairwork and half pearl panel brooch, acornelian intaglio brooch, and a double strand necklace, (half pearlsuntested for origin), bar brooch length 5.5cm (6) £150-300 (plus 27% BP*)

85. A 19TH CENTURY CORAL FANCY-LINKBRACELET, designed as a line of carved coral corallium rubrumpanels, spaced by foliate scroll decorated links, suspending a coralbead serpent charm, a coral whistle and teether charm, a coralclenched fist charm and two hardstone seal fobs, bracelet length 21cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

86. A 19TH CENTURY GARNET AND PEARL HALFHOOP RING, the scrolled and beaded panel of lozenge-shapedand circular mixed-cut garnets, spaced by pairs of half pearls, on afoliate scroll engraved hoop, 15ct gold mounted, (partial hallmark),together with a garnet set necklace clasp, gilt metal mounted, a 9ctgold leaf brooch, hallmarked for Birmingham 1893, (pin deficient), anda hardstone mounted watch key, (half pearls untested for origin), ringsize J½ (4)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

87. A FINE GOLD 1/4 OZ. INGOT PENDANT, issued byCredit Suisse, numbered 039884, a 9ct gold signet ring, and a 9ct goldfine belcher-link chain, pendant length 3.25cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

88. A 9CT GOLD BANGLE, of hinged oval form, with engraveddecoration, hallmarked for Birmingham 1977, inner diameter 6.2cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

89. A 9CT GOLD INGOT PENDANT, hallmarked for London1976, together with a 9ct gold fancy-link bracelet, and a bar brooch,stamped ‘9ct’, pendant length 4.5cm (3)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

90. A JADE ANNULAR PENDANT ON CHAIN, thecircular jadeite panel centred with an oriental character motif, within apierced foliate border, stamped ‘14k’, suspended from a curb-linkchain, (jadeite untested for treatments), pendant length 4.15cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

91. TWO 22CT GOLD WEDDING BANDS, and an 18ctgold wedding band (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

92. A WHITE METAL WEDDING BAND, with engraveddecoration, stamped ‘Platinum’, ring size J½£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

93. A COLLECTION OF DRESS RINGS, comprising a rubyand diamond half hoop ring, stamped ‘750’, a blue synthetic spinelsingle stone ring, with openwork abstract mount, stamped ‘9ct’, andtwo garnet cluster rings, first ring size I½ (4)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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94. A SAPPHIRE SET TIE PIN, the quatrefoil-shaped panelcentred with an oval mixed-cut sapphire in claw setting, bordered byfour smaller circular mixed-cut sapphires, yellow precious metalmounted, stamped ‘750’, length 1.6cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

95. A RUBY AND DIAMOND DRESS RING, the taperedband centred with a circular cabochon ruby in lozenge-shaped setting,between channels of round brilliant-cut diamonds, two colourprecious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.30ct,ring size K½ £150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

96. A HALF PEARL AND ENAMEL NAVAL CROWNBROOCH, signed C&F for Cropp & Farr and stamped ‘9ct’, (pearlsuntested for origin), length 2.6cm£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

97. AN ENAMEL AND HARDSTONE INTAGLIORING, the 19th century fluted setting decorated with scalloped red,white and black enamel, enclosing a possibly earlier oval cornelianintaglio carved to depict an animal, (intaglio chipped), in closed-backsetting, between tapered foliate engraved shoulders, ring sizeapproximately O - P£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

98. A PAIR OF ENAMEL AND STONE SETBLACKAMOOR EARRINGS, each heightened with black andwhite enamel, accented with rose-cut red stones to the turban andneck, on hinged wire fittings, length 2.3cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

99. A 19TH CENTURY ENAMEL AND GEM SET BARBROOCH, the cushion-shaped garnet painted with a portraitprofile of a child, to a pieced lattice bar and setting heightened withscrolled and beaded enamel in shades of pale blue, black and white,gold mounted, length 4.6cm £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

100. A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN HALF PEARLLINE NECKLACE, with box-shaped clasp, (pearls untested fororigin), length 43.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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101. A CULTURED PEARL TRIPLE STRANDNECKLACE WITH RUBY AND DIAMOND SETCLASP, comprising three strands of graduated cultured pearls, to ashaped rectangular panel clasp of pierced and millegrain design,centred with a circular mixed-cut ruby bordered by graduated old andsingle-cut diamonds, white precious metal mounted, total diamondweight approximately 0.30ct, shortest length 35cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

102. AN ENAMEL AND DIAMOND SET BROOCH,modelled as a floral spray, with red enamel flowerheads and single-cutdiamond set ribbon, two colour precious metal mounted, length4.8cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

103. A CHARM BRACELET, the belcher-link bracelet stamped‘9 .375’, suspending a collection of 9ct gold and yellow metal charms,to include a polychrome enamel Beefeater, a ballerina and a poodle,together with three further loose charms, bracelet length 18.5cm (4)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

104. A GARNET AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, thecircular mixed-cut garnet claw set within a border of single-cutdiamonds, 18ct two colour gold mounted, ring size M£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

105. A COLLECTION OF 9CT GOLD JEWELLERY,comprising a belcher-link chain, a curb-link chain, a foxtail-link chain,and a pendant necklace, together with a bangle, stamped ‘9k’, and apair of ear hoops, stamped ‘375’, first chain length 74cm £250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

106. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a halfpearl set pendant, the openwork lozenge-shaped panel centred with agreen garnet-topped doublet, suspending a cabochon opal drop,stamped ‘9ct’, a diamond half hoop ring, 14ct white gold mounted, acabochon single stone ring, 14ct gold mounted, a three stone ring,with scrolled setting, 9ct gold mounted, and a further three stone ring,pendant length 4.6cm (5) £150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

107. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND PANEL RING, theelongated panel set with round brilliant and single-cut diamonds,spaced by circular mixed-cut sapphires, between bifurcated shoulders,yellow precious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.15ct, ring size P½£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

108. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a whitemetal engraved wedding band, stamped ‘Pt’, a yellow precious metalfancy-link chain, a paste set buckle, a pair of banded agate cufflinks, andfurther items, chain length 53.5cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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109. A COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising a Victorian gem set panel brooch, ofopenwork scrolled design, two half pearl set bar brooches, acabochon moonstone star brooch, with later fittings, a blue zirconline bracelet, a blue zircon pendant necklace, a stone set dress ring, amicromosaic panel brooch, two coral corallium rubrum beadnecklaces, a cultured pearl single strand necklace, and a furthernecklace, first brooch length 9cm (12)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

110. A SIMULATED PEARL NECKLACE WITHRUBY AND DIAMOND SET CLASP, the single strand ofsimulated pearls to a barrel-shaped clasp, set with alternating bandsof circular-cut rubies and rose-cut diamonds, (two stones deficient,rubies untested for natural/synthetic origin), clasp length 2cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

111. A CITRINE AND SEED PEARL FRINGENECKLACE, the fringe of graduated oval mixed-cut citrinessuspended from a seed pearl single strand necklace, (one citrinedeficient, pearls untested for origin), length 34cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

112. A PAIR OF SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND SETCUFFLINKS, each square panel centred with a princess-cutdiamond, bordered by channels of square step-cut sapphires, onhinged baton fittings, yellow precious metal mounted, total diamondweight approximately 0.25ct, panel length 1.05cm£500-600 (plus 27% BP*)

113. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND THREE STONERING, the square step-cut emerald claw set between two oldbrilliant-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, withscroll pierced gallery, total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct,ring size P£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

114. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,the rectangular step-cut emerald claw set within a border of old-cutdiamonds, between pierced and tapered diamond set shoulders, twocolour precious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.60ct, ring size M½£1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

115. A 19TH CENTURY MINIATURE BROOCH, the ovalpanel painted to depict the Taj Mahal, possibly on ivory, to a foliateengraved frame with bead accents, length 4.95cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

116. A RUBY, OPAL AND DIAMOND SET BANGLE, ofhinged oval form, set to the top with a line of cabochon opalflowerheads, each centred with a cushion-shaped mixed-cut ruby incollet setting, spaced by similarly set cushion-shaped old-cut diamonds,yellow precious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.20ct, inner diameter 6cm£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

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117. A PAIR OF SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTEREAR STUDS, each oval mixed-cut sapphire claw set within aborder of round brilliant-cut diamonds, on post fittings, yellowprecious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.18ct,length 1.25cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

118. A PAIR OF THREE COLOUR KNOT EAR CLIPS,with hinged fittings, stamped ‘K18 Italy’, and a single 18ct three colourgold knot ear clip, of matched design, first ear clips length 1.6cm (3)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

119. A 9CT GOLD SERPENT BANGLE, of hinged crossoverdesign, with circular-cut red stone eyes and engraved decoration,hallmarked for London 1960, inner diameter 6.2cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

120. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, designed as aflowerhead cluster of round brilliant-cut diamonds, in claw setting, 18cttwo colour gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.70ct,ring size P½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

121. A RUBY AND DIAMOND THREE STONE RING,the oval mixed-cut ruby claw set between two round brilliant-cutdiamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, ring size I£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

122. A DIAMOND FIVE STONE RING, the line of uniformround brilliant-cut diamonds in claw settings, 18ct two colour goldmounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.60ct, ring size P£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

123. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,the cushion-shaped mixed-cut sapphire in millegrain collet setting,bordered by round brilliant-cut diamonds, white precious metalmounted, with later sizing beads, total diamond weight approximately0.25ct, ring size approximately I-J£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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124. OF EQUESTRIAN INTEREST: A COLLECTIONOF REVERSE CARVED INTAGLIO JEWELLERY,comprising a pair of buttons, each painted to depict a rider onhorseback, to a mother of pearl ground, within a bead border, and aset of four smaller buttons/studs, of similar design, lengths 2.4cm and1.3cm respectively (6)£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

125. A LOCKET BROOCH, the circular glazed double-sidedlocket suspended from a sinuous scrolled surmount, stamped ‘9ct’,length 4cm£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

126. A DIAMOND AND ENAMEL RAF WINGSBROOCH, highlighted with red and green enamel, with single-cutdiamond set monogram, 9ct gold mounted, width 5.1cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

127. AN EDWARDIAN DIAMOND FIVE STONE RING,the scroll decorated hoop inset with a line of five graduated old-cutdiamonds, 18ct gold mounted, hallmarked for Birmingham 1908, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.30ct, ring size Q£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

128. A RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the ovalmixed-cut ruby claw set within a border of round brilliant-cutdiamonds, 18ct gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.50ct, ring size M £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

129. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY KNOTRING, stamped ‘18ct’, ring size M (leading edge)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

130. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND HALF HOOPRING, millegrain set with a trio of oval and circular cabochonsapphires, spaced by pairs of single-cut diamonds, two colour preciousmetal mounted, indistinctly stamped, ring size N£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

131. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN EAR PENDANTS, eachhollow amphora-shaped drop suspended from a beaded surmount,on wire fittings, lengths 4cm and 4.3cm £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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132. AN AMBER BEAD NECKLACE, comprising acontinuous single strand of graduated amber beads, measuringapproximately 4mm to 11mm in length, (amber untested for originand treatments), together with an amethyst faceted bead necklace, alapis lazuli and rock crystal bead necklace, and assorted furtherhardstone bead necklaces, first necklace length 62cm (10) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

133. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a coralcorallium rubrum spray brooch, two open face fob watches, assortedsilver and white metal jewellery, various bead necklaces, and furtheritems (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

134. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising aVictorian oval memorial panel brooch, verso inscription dated 1847,(later fitting), a Victorian oval shell cameo brooch, glazed hairworkcompartment verso, (later fitting), a cultured pearl bar brooch, anEastern hardstone bead collar necklace, a white paste pendantnecklace, and further items, first brooch length 5cm (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

135. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond set fob suspension, the shield-shaped panel highlighted witha lozenge-shaped cluster of graduated old-cut diamonds, issuing atassel drop, on a reeded belcher-link suspension, with later fittings, atriple strand faceted bead necklace, with rose-cut garnet clasp, and asilver-gilt fancy-link bracelet, with oval locket clasp and French boar’shead mark, necklace shortest length 39cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

136. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond panel brooch/pendant, of openwork scrolled design, thegraduated rose-cut diamonds in foiled closed-back settings, a diamondsingle stone ring, similarly set with a rose-cut diamond, a boulder opalstick pin, stamped ‘9c’, a yellow metal wedding band, with possibleDutch lion’s head mark, and a cultured pearl bar brooch,brooch/pendant length 3.55cm (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

137. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the cushion-shaped old-cut diamond in eight claw setting, two colour preciousmetal mounted, stamped ‘18ct’, diamond weight approximately 1.40ct,ring size T£1800-2200 (plus 27% BP*)

138. A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, the roundbrilliant-cut diamonds in claw settings, between bifurcated shoulders,18ct gold mounted, hallmarked for London 1977, total diamondweight approximately 0.80ct, ring size M½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

139. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the old-cutdiamond in millegrain collet setting, 18ct two colour gold mounted,diamond weight approximately 0.70ct, ring size O£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

140. A TIGER’S EYE BEAD NECKLACE, designed as a lineof reeded hoop-shaped links, spaced by pairs of tiger’s eye ovoidbeads, on a paper-link back chain, 18ct gold mounted, with Londonimport marks for 1976, length 66cm £600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

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141. A FRENCH GEM SET BIRD BROOCH, modelled as astylized bird with outstretched wings, the body and wings highlightedwith cabochon sapphires, the wings and tail highlighted with channelsof fancy step-cut pink tourmalines, the head pavé set with circularmixed-cut sapphires, with hinged double pin fitting, French lozenge-shaped maker’s marks and eagle’s head gold mark, (wings and headdetached, two stones deficient), length 4.6cm £500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

142. A CITRINE SINGLE STONE BROOCH, the ovalmixed-cut citrine in four claw setting, to a concave oval mountstamped ‘9ct’, length 3.8cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

143. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL PENDANTNECKLACE, circa 1940-50, the wishbone-shaped fluted panelsuspending three drops, on a brick-link back chain, with French eagle’shead mark, length 40cm £150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

144. AN 18CT GOLD WEDDING BAND BYKUTCHINSKY, the flat section band engraved with chequerboarddecoration, signed and hallmarked for 1964, together with a furtherwedding band, stamped ‘14k’, first ring size P (leading edge) (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

145. AN EDWARDIAN HARDSTONE SWIVEL FOBPENDANT, 9ct gold mounted, hallmarked for Birmingham 1910,suspended from a belcher-link chain, together with a circular Orientalcharacter pendant, suspended from a fine paper-link chain, firstpendant length 3.2cm (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

146. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond and gem set dragonfly bar brooch, an orange and white stonebracelet, with alternate cluster and ribbon bow links, and a cased set ofenamel and stone set dress studs, brooch length 5.7cm (3)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

147. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising an18th century girandole ear pendant,highlighted with foil-backed red stones and seed pearl borders, (someseed pearls deficient), a pair of cut steel oval buckles, a pair of 19thcentury pendant drops, with French guarantee marks, a pair of seedpearl grape cluster drops, with enamel decoration, a garnet singlestone bar brooch, three shamrock dress studs, and further items, (allpearls untested for origin), ear pendant length 7.7cm (qty) £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

148. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a coralcorallium rubrum cross pendant, applied with a foliate spray, on a 9ctgold trace-link chain, a stone set pendant, designed as a foliatecartouche, stamped ‘9ct’, a garnet set pendant, 9ct gold mounted, apair of ear pendants, a silver fancy-link necklace, a graduated beadnecklace, and a paste cluster brooch, first pendant length 4.9cm (7)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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149. A CULTURED PEARL SINGLE STRANDNECKLACE WITH SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND SETCLASP, comprising a single strand of graduated cultured pearls, to alozenge-shaped cluster clasp centred with a cushion-shaped sapphire,bordered by old, brilliant and single-cut diamonds, total diamondweight approximately 0.40ct, length 42cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

150. A SYNTHETIC SAPPHIRE AND DIAMONDCLUSTER RING, the octagonal mixed-cut synthetic sapphirecollet set within a border of single-cut diamonds, between fleur-de-lysshoulders, white precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, ring size P£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

151. A SUITE OF DIAMOND, SAPPHIRE ANDCULTURED PEARL JEWELLERY, comprising a triple stranduniform cultured pearl necklace, with a cultured pearl and single-cutdiamond cluster clasp, suspending a detachable pear-shaped mabepearl and diamond drop, accompanied by a pair of cultured pearl andround brilliant-cut diamond cluster ear studs, also with detachablepear-shaped mabe pearl drops, on post fittings, an interchangeablesapphire and cultured pearl cluster necklace clasp and matched earstuds, and a pair of cultured pearl ear studs, white precious metalmounted, total diamond weight approximately 1.40ct, ear pendantslength 4cm, necklace shortest length 39.5cm £700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

152. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a sapphireand diamond half hoop ring, 18ct gold mounted, a sapphire anddiamond cluster ring, 9ct gold mounted, a 9ct gold twisted band ring, a9ct gold and enamel pendant, a 9ct gold fancy-link chain, a 9ct goldfancy curb-link bracelet, and two further pendants, first ring size Q½ (8)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

153. A NOVELTY CAT BROOCH, of abstract part-textureddesign, his head highlighted with a turquoise coloured cabochon and acoral coloured cabochon nose, stamped ‘750’ and ‘LPC 67’, length3.9cm £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

154. A 9CT GOLD FANCY-LINK NECKLACE, of baton-link design, signed O P Orlandini, length 81cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

155. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a 9ctgold ingot pendant by Jack Spencer, hallmarked for Sheffield 1975, anoval shell cameo brooch, a cultured pearl set pendant, of abstracttextured design, stamped ‘9 .375’, a 9ct gold fancy-link necklace, withcultured pearl spacers, an Eastern yellow precious metal ropetwist-linknecklace, and a cluster pendant on chain, first pendant length 4cm (6) £350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

156. A VARI GEM-SET BRACELET, adapted from a cocktailwatch, the oval panel centred with a later added rectangular step-cutgreen synthetic spinel, bordered by millegrain channels of single-cutdiamonds and square step-cut synthetic sapphires, with later addedscrolled detail and segmented bracelet, together with a cultured pearltriple strand bracelet, the openwork scrolled clasp with circular-cutruby accents, stamped ‘750’, lengths 15.5cm and 20cm respectively (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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157. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a crosspendant, stamped ‘15ct’, in a fancy flattened-link chain stamped ‘750’, awhite stone dress ring, 9ct gold mounted, a cultured pearl dress ring,stamped ‘9k’, a silver ingot pendant, a white stone full hoop ring, andfurther items, first pendant length 3.8cm £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

158. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY HALF PEARLPENDANT, the scrolled openwork panel with central half pearlflowerhead and foliate accents, suspending a baroque pearl drop,stamped ‘9ct’, together with two half pearl set horseshoe brooches,and a peridot single stone bar brooch, 9ct gold mounted, pendantlength 4.3cm (4)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

159. A COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising a turquoise set panel brooch, appliedwith ropetwist wirework and bead decoration, glazed verso, (laterfittings, pin deficient), two half pearl foliate spray brooches, a cameobrooch, with half pearl border, an unmounted oval shell cameo, carvedto depict the portrait profile of a bacchante, a coral corallium rubrumand half pearl set bar brooch, two stick pins, and three furtherbrooches, (half pearls untested for origin), first brooch length 3.5cm(11)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

160. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising twosingle stone dress rings, 9ct gold mounted, three further stone setrings, and an amethyst set brooch, brooch length 3.75cm (6)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

161. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,the octagonal step-cut emerald claw set within a border of roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, indistinctlystamped ‘18ct’, total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct, ring sizeM½£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

162. A VARI GEM-SET DRESS RING, modelled as threeentwined flowerheads, individually centred with a round brilliant-cutdiamond, a circular mixed-cut ruby and a circular mixed-cut emerald,between foliate shoulders, two colour precious metal mounted,stamped ‘18ct’, diamond weight approximately 0.12ct, ring size O£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

163. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, centred with a trio ofround brilliant-cut diamonds, bordered by graduated further brilliantsin claw settings, 18ct white gold mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 1.10ct, ring size approximately P-Q£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

164. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET GIARDINETTOBROOCH, designed as a pierced and millegrained vase, pavé setwith graduated Swiss, single and baguette-cut diamonds, issuing a sprayof pear-shaped, round brilliant and semi-circular cut diamonds,interspersed with circular and navette-shaped mixed-cut rubies,sapphires and emeralds, and round brilliant-cut diamonds of yellowtint, (diamonds untested, assumed to be of treated colour), the panelwith additional threaded fittings and vacant threaded apertures to thereverse, white precious metal mounted, total weight of whitediamonds approximately 2.70ct, width 4.1cm £2000-2500 (plus 27% BP*)

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170. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising anoval shell cameo brooch/pendant, stamped ‘750’, a smaller ovalshell cameo pendant, an oval shell cameo ring, stamped ‘9ct’, a9ct gold belcher-link chain, a 9ct gold box-link chain, a gilt metallocket pendant, on a fancy baton and bead-link chain, a lateVictorian silver locket, and a silver bangle, brooch/pendantlength 3.2cm (excluding fitting) (8)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

171. AN OVAL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, 9ct goldmounted, together with an oval shell cameo pendant, also 9ctgold mounted, a 9ct gold belcher and bar-link bracelet, a 9ctgold knot ring, a 15ct gold horseshoe and riding crop stick pin,with base metal pin, a 9ct gold charm, a 9ct gold earring, and apair of paste ear clips by Kenneth Lane, brooch length 2.8cm (8)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

172. THREE DIAMOND HALF HOOP RINGS, thefirst channel set with a line of round brilliant-cut diamonds, thesecond spaced with round brilliant-cut diamonds, the third setwith three rows of round brilliant and single-cut diamonds, each9ct white gold mounted, together with a shaped 18ct white goldwedding band, first ring size M (4)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

165. A DIAMOND STAR BROOCH, of abstract design,the tiered cluster of graduated old and single-cut diamonds inclaw settings, two colour precious metal mounted, largestdiamond weight approximately 0.35ct, total diamond weightapproximately 3ct, length 4.8cm £800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

166. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the roundbrilliant-cut diamond in eight claw setting, 18ct two colour goldmounted, diamond weight approximately 0.75ct, ring size J£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

167. A DIAMOND PENDANT NECKLACE, designedas an articulated lattice of round brilliant-cut diamonds in clawsettings, suspending a central diamond drop, on a spiga-link backchain, 18ct gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately1.65ct, length 47cm £700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

168. A 22CT GOLD WEDDING BAND, a 9ct goldsignet ring, initialled, and a gem set cluster ring, 9ct goldmounted, ring sizes O, Z and N respectively (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

169. TWO 9CT GOLD WEDDING BANDS, ring sizesN and Q respectively (2)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

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173. A FLOWERHEAD PENDANT ON CHAIN, thetextured flowerhead stamped ‘18c’, suspended from an abstractbaton-link chain stamped ‘585’, together with a pair of ruby anddiamond half hoop earrings, on post fittings, stamped ‘14k’ andsigned CEI for Colombian Emeralds International, and a pair ofsapphire set knot ear studs, 9ct gold mounted, pendant length3cm (3)£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

174. A RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,modelled as a stylized flowerhead, the central round brilliant-cutdiamond collet set within a border of pear-shaped ruby petals,18ct gold mounted, together with a diamond cluster ring,millegrain set with single-cut diamonds, stamped ‘18ct & Pt’, firstring diamond weight approximately 0.12ct, size L (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

175. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the principal old-cut diamond claw set within a border of smaller similarly cutdiamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct’,principal diamond weight approximately 0.45ct, remaining totaldiamond weight approximately 0.50ct, ring size S£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

176. A RUBY AND DIAMOND SET PANELBROOCH BY TERRY WALDRON, the abstract barktextured panel highlighted with graduated round brilliant-cutdiamonds and circular mixed-cut rubies in scatter formation,highlighted with smaller channels of further brilliants, 18ct goldmounted, signed and hallmarked for London 1991, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.55ct, length 5.7cm £400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

177. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising anenamel regimental bar brooch for the Royal Army Medical Corps,a 9ct three colour gold ropetwist-link chain, a cultured pearlsingle strand necklace, with half pearl and rose-cut diamond setclasp, and three costume items, brooch length 5cm (6)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

178. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include aRoyal Flying Corps wings brooch, on bar fitting stamped ‘9ct’, aperidot and half pearl pendant on chain, a peridot and half pearlbar brooch, a cultured pearl bracelet, two silver cigarette cases,a white metal cigarette case, a white paste buckle, with Frenchboar’s head mark, and further items, (half pearls untested fororigin), first brooch length 4cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)


183. A LATE VICTORIAN DIAMOND AND HALFPEARL SET MEMORIAL BROOCH, the elongated oval blackonyx panel centred with an old-cut diamond in star setting, borderedby ropetwist wirework and half pearls, the reverse with memorialinscription dated 1896, together with a Victorian banded agate setpanel brooch, gilt metal mounted, with later fitting, first brooch length4.4cm (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

184. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND LATER SEALFOBS, comprising an early 19th century seal fob, decorated withthree colour shells, flowers and foliage, with turquoise accents andamethyst intaglio, (one turquoise deficient), a smaller gilt metalexample, of similar design, two bloodstone mounted seal fobs, and alater 9ct gold example, first seal fob length 2.4cm (5)£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

185. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a halfpearl heart-shaped pendant, stamped ‘9ct’, a pair of agate cufflinks, apair of white metal ear clips, and further items, (half pearls untestedfor origin), pendant length 2.5cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

179. A CULTURED PEARL SET BROOCH BY TIFFANY& CO, modelled as a maple leaf, with single cultured pearl highlight,signed Tiffany & Co to pin and stamped ‘14k’, in maker’s case, length3.4cm £80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

180. A CHRYSOBERYL PANEL RING, the openworklozenge-shaped panel of vari-cut chrysoberyls in foiled closed-backsettings, later mounted to a yellow precious metal band stamped‘18ct’, ring size P£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

181. A VICTORIAN SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, the ovalshell cameo carved to depict the classical portrait profile of abacchante, to a ropetwist wirework edged mount, (later fitting), length5.3cm £150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

182. A VICTORIAN HARDSTONE PANEL BROOCH,modelled as a column, the fluted jasper shaft encased by texturedbands, terminating with profusely decorated capitals, depicting mythicalbeasts and scrolling foliage, the reverse with lozenge-shapedregistration mark for November 1880, length 5.1cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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186. A COLLECTION OF HARDSTONE ITEMS, toinclude three malachite bead necklaces, a malachite cluster panelbrooch, two banded agate mounted button hooks, a banded agatemounted vesta case, assorted further items, and a set of six imitationagate buttons (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

187. A MABE PEARL AND DIAMOND PENDANT, theoval mabe pearl surmounted by an old-cut diamond in four clawsetting, on a trace-link back chain, the clasp stamped ‘9ct’, diamondweight approximately 0.30ct, pendant length 4.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

188. A MASONIC ORB PENDANT, suspendedfrom a fabric mounted fob stamped ‘9ct’, together with agentleman’s 9ct gold cased wristwatch by Bernex, thecircular silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiaryseconds dial, dial and movement signed, hallmarked forChester 1943, and a lady’s 9ct gold cased wristwatch,(glass deficient), pendant length 2cm (3) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

189. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a pinkpaste rivière necklace, the line of oval mixed-cut pink pastes in foiledclosed-back settings, a sapphire and half pearl clover leaf bar brooch, abaroque pearl oval panel pendant, two tortoiseshell piqué workbrooches, a faceted garnet bead necklace, a snowflake obsidian beadnecklace, and two further items, (pearls untested for origin), firstnecklace length 39.5cm (9)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

190. A LATE VICTORIAN SHELL CAMEO BROOCH,the oval shell cameo carved to depict Artemis, the Greek goddess ofhunting, as ‘Diana Chasseresse’, an athletic huntress wearing a tunic,drawing an arrow from her quiver and accompanied by a deer, to agold frame with hoop and baton accents to the cardinal points, infitted case signed Alston & Hallam, length 7.9cmThis depiction of ‘Diana Chasseresse’ or ‘Diana of Versailles’ is after thepartially restored Roman marble copy of a 4th century BC bronze,attributed to Leochares, currently located at the Musée du Louvre,Paris. £450-550 (plus 27% BP*)

191. A VICTORIAN DIAMOND AND ONYX LOCKETPENDANT, the oval hinged locket with onyx cover, applied with ascrolled initial ‘E’, set throughout with graduated old and rose-cutdiamonds, suspended from a fluted bale, gold mounted, length 4.9cm £800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

192. AN ENAMEL AND HARDSTONE INTAGLIOPENDANT, the oval agate intaglio depicting a classical figural scene,possibly Hera, the Greek goddess of marriage and childbirth, seatedwith attendant peacock, and Zeus, the Greek king of Olympus, withina white, green and black enamel frame decorated with flowers andfoliage, the fitting with lozenge-shaped mark, together with a furtherintaglio pendant, the oval cornelian panel depicting a classical warriorscene, to a black enamel frame with bead and ropetwist borders,lengths 4.95cm and 5.7cm respectively (2)£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

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193. A ROCK CRYSTAL BEAD NECKLACE, the singlestrand of graduated rock crystal beads to a circular white metalcluster clasp, centred with a moonstone cabochon bordered byblue chalcedony cabochons, beads and wirework scrolls, length44cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

194. A 19TH CENTURY DIAMOND CLUSTERRING, designed as a cluster of graduated rose-cut diamonds infoiled closed-back settings, between pierced scrolled shoulders,gold and silver mounted, ring size approximately N-O£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

195. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYDIAMOND STAR BROOCH, grain set with graduatedcushion-shaped, old and rose-cut diamonds, with detachablebrooch fitting, gold and silver mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 1.30ct, length 3.4cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

196. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising aruby and diamond half hoop ring, a diamond and gem setpendant and ear studs suite, an oval shell cameo pendant,stamped ‘750’, suspended from a fine ropetwist-link chainstamped ‘14k’, and an amethyst set pendant, stamped ‘9ct’ (5)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

197. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a pairof 9ct gold oval panel cufflinks, a 9ct gold signet ring, initialled, a9ct gold shield fob, with presentation inscription, on later fitting, a22ct gold wedding band, an 18ct gold wedding band, and a 9ctgold wedding band, cufflinks panel length 1.65cm (6)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

198. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising ared enamel and half pearl heart-shaped locket pendant, aropetwist-link bracelet, a bead charm, two cufflink panels, apearl spacer chain necklace, assorted dress studs and furtheritems, locket pendant length 1.9cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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199. A MOONSTONE AND DIAMOND BARBROOCH, designed as a foliate wreath of rose-cut diamondsenclosing a central cabochon moonstone, on bar fitting, twocolour precious metal mounted, length 5.7cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

200. A MOONSTONE DRESS RING, centred with twopear-shaped cabochon moonstones in collet settings, 9ct goldmounted, ring size N (leading edge)

Accompanied by purchase receipt dated 18 December 1976£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

201. A MOONSTONE AND DIAMOND CIRCLETBROOCH, alternately set with old-cut diamonds and circularmoonstone cabochons, two colour precious metal mounted,total diamond weight approximately 0.30ct, diameter 2.9cm £150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

202. A LATE VICTORIAN MOONSTONE ANDDIAMOND DOUBLE HEART BROOCH, modelled astwo entwined heart-shaped clusters, each centred with a heart-shaped cabochon moonstone bordered by rose-cut diamonds,surmounted by a similarly cut diamond set ribbon bow, gold andsilver mounted, (two white stones later replaced), width 2.4cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

203. A LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20THCENTURY PEARL AND DIAMOND FRINGENECKLACE, designed as a line of graduated openworkpanels of scrolled and foliate design, each centred with a singlepearl bordered by old and single-cut diamonds, spaced bysmaller single-cut diamond set foliate batons, on a trace-linkback chain, gold and silver mounted, (pearls untested for origin),total diamond weight approximately 0.80ct, length 36.5cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

204. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond single stone ring, 9ct gold mounted, an emerald anddiamond half hoop ring, 18ct gold mounted, (one white stonelater replaced), an amethyst single stone ring, stamped ‘9ct’, twocabochon set rings, a signet ring, a white stone full hoop ring,two locket pendants and a chain, first ring size L (10) £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

205. A 9CT GOLD FANCY-LINK COLLARNECKLACE, designed as a line of graduated panels oftextured finish, with London import marks for 1975, togetherwith a 9ct gold plaited-link chain, of part-textured finish, firstnecklace length 41.5cm (2) £250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

206. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising aconch shell cameo brooch, carved to depict the profile of abacchante, stamped ‘9ct’, a 9ct gold gate-link bracelet withpadlock clasp, a 9ct gold ropetwist-link chain, a black enamelcross pendant, a stick pin, an amethyst bead necklace, andfurther items, first brooch length 3.8cm (qty)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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211. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising acultured pearl triple strand bracelet, with a cultured pearl anddiamond cluster clasp, stamped ‘14k’, a cultured pearl graduateddouble strand necklace, with a sapphire set panel clasp, 18ctwhite gold mounted, a vari gem-set line bracelet, stamped ‘9ct’, apair of flowerhead ear studs, and an abstract pendant, firstbracelet length 18.5cm (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

212. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising an amethyst and half pearl pendant,the octafoil-shaped panel of openwork lattice design, 9ct goldmounted, a lava cameo brooch, carved to depict the profile of abacchante, an agate mounted anchor brooch, and assortedfurther brooches, pendant length 3.5cm (11)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

213. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising an amethyst single stone brooch, theoval mixed-cut amethyst in claw setting, stamped ‘15ct’, an ovalgilt metal locket pendant, with foliate scroll decoration andvacant cartouche, a shell cameo and half pearl bar brooch,stamped ‘9ct’, and a further shell cameo brooch/pendant, firstbrooch length 3.15cm (4)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

214. A COLLECTION OF GEM SET BAR BROOCHES,comprising a diamond set bar brooch, designed as an openworkscroll of rose-cut diamonds, a diamond single stone bar brooch,applied with ropetwist wirework and bead decoration, stamped‘15ct’, a half pearl, synthetic ruby and diamond bar brooch, withFrench eagle’s head mark to pin, and two further examples, (pearlsuntested for origin), first brooch length 3.8cm (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

207. A LATE 19TH CENTURY OPAL ANDDIAMOND BROOCH/CLASP, centred with an ovalcabochon opal and rose-cut diamond cluster, within an openworkborder of cushion-shaped old-cut diamonds in pinched colletsettings, between similarly set scrolled shoulders, (three laterreplaced white stones), the reverse with detachable broochfittings and vacant clasp fittings, gold and silver mounted, totalweight of old-cut diamonds approximately 0.60ct, length 3.2cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

208. AN OPAL AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,designed as a flowerhead cluster of oval cabochon opalsenclosing a central old-cut diamond, bordered by smaller single-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, stamped‘18ct’, total diamond weight approximately 0.20ct, settingdiameter 1.6cm, ring size P½£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

209. AN OPAL AND ROCK CRYSTAL BEADNECKLACE, the trace-link chain alternately spaced withconical opal beads and faceted rock crystal beads, together witha similar rock crystal bead and simulated pearl necklace, firstnecklace length 43cm (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

210. A 19TH CENTURY DIAMOND CLUSTERPENDANT, centred with a pear-shaped drop of cushion-shaped old-cut diamonds in pinched collet setting, spaced byrose-cut diamond points, within an openwork surround ofgraduated similarly cut diamonds, surmounted by diamond setfoliage, gold and silver mounted, (fitting possibly later), totalweight of old-cut diamonds approximately 0.80ct, length 2.4cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)


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215. AN EDWARDIAN AMETHYST AND HALFPEARL PENDANT NECKLACE, the openwork scrolledtrefoil panel centred with a circular mixed-cut amethyst and halfpearl cluster, bordered by half pearl set foliage and furtheramethysts, suspending a similarly set foliate drop and surmountedby a single amethyst highlight, on a trace-link chain, stamped ‘9ct’,(half pearls untested for origin), pendant length 6.7cm, chainlength 38cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

216. AN AMETHYST RIVIÈRE NECKLACE, comprisinga line of graduated oval mixed-cut amethysts in pinched colletsettings, on a later trace-link back chain, length of amethystsettings 23cm, total length 39cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

217. AN AMETHYST, PEARL AND DIAMONDBROOCH, centred with a cushion-shaped amethyst inmillegrain collet setting, to a tapered bar of old and lasque-cutdiamonds, terminating with trios of pearls, two colour preciousmetal mounted, cased, (pearls untested for origin, later clasp),length 4.2cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

218. THREE DRESS RINGS, comprising an emerald andruby cluster ring, stamped ‘18ct’, an amethyst single stone ring,9ct gold mounted, and a panel ring, also 9ct gold mounted, firstring size M (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

219. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,the round brilliant-cut diamond claw set within a border ofcircular mixed-cut sapphires, stamped ‘Plat 18ct’, (one sapphiredeficient), together with a pair of rectangular panel cufflinks,stamped ‘15ct’, a 22ct gold wedding band, a white metal weddingband, stamped ‘Platinum’, and two signet rings, first ring size K (6)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

220. A COLLECTION OF CULTURED PEARLJEWELLERY, comprising an amethyst and cultured pearl ovalpanel brooch/pendant, 9ct gold mounted, a cultured pearl singlestrand necklace, with similarly set flowerhead cluster clasp, 9ctgold mounted, a wreath brooch, also 9ct gold mounted, and a pairof ear clips, stamped ‘14k’, brooch/pendant length 3.3cm (4) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

221. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising a white metal filigree panel necklace, ablue enamel locket pendant, with half pearl monogram, a Russianparcel-gilt bangle, with 84 standard silver mark and rubbed assaymarks, a memorial locket pendant, two memorial brooches, two cutsteel ribbon bow panels, and a further pendant, (half pearlsuntested for origin), necklace length 49cm (9)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

222. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a varigem-set multi-row half hoop ring, 9ct gold mounted, a 9ct gold fancy-link bracelet, alternately spaced with turquoise beads and culturedpearls, a figaro-link chain, spaced with green beads, a 9ct goldropetwist-link chain, spaced with cultured pearls, a turquoise and halfpearl set bar brooch, and further items, first ring size Q (qty) £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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223. A DIAMOND CIRCLET BROOCH, designed as arow of cushion-shaped old-cut diamonds in pinched colletsettings, spaced by similarly set lasque-cut diamonds, two colourprecious metal mounted, in Carrington & Co Ltd retailer’s case,total weight of old-cut diamonds approximately 0.80ct, diameter2.6cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

224. A 19TH CENTURY DIAMOND CLUSTERRING, the principal rose-cut diamond bordered by a row ofsmaller similarly cut diamonds, set throughout in foiled closed-back pinched collet settings, to a scroll carved hoop withbifurcated shoulders, gold and silver mounted, setting diameter1.25cm, ring size approximately N½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

225. A 19TH CENTURY DIAMOND FLORALSPRAY BROOCH, modelled as a flowerhead of graduatedcushion-shaped old-cut and rose-cut diamonds, above a similarlycut diamond set stem and foliage, gold and silver mounted, withlater fittings, principal diamond weight approximately 0.50ct, totalweight of old-cut diamonds approximately 1.50ct, length 3cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

226. AN EDWARDIAN HALF PEARL DRESS RING,with scroll engraved shoulders, 18ct gold mounted, hallmarkedfor London 1902, and a further half pearl dress ring, stamped‘B&H 18ct’, (half pearls untested for origin), ring sizes M½ andO respectively (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

227. AN OPAL AND DIAMOND HALF HOOPRING, set with a trio of oval cabochon opals, spaced by pairsof single-cut diamonds, 18ct gold mounted, hallmarked forChester 1912, ring size approximately O£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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228. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY ANDWATCHES, comprising an 18ct gold cased wristwatch, withpink and blue enamel chapter ring, a 9ct gold cased wristwatch,a ropetwist-link chain, the clasp stamped ‘9ct’, a pair of pastebird brooches by Trifari, (some stones deficient), a charmbracelet, and two further items, contained in a red leather travelcase, first watch case width 2.7cm (8)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

229. A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN RUBY,DIAMOND AND PEARL CRESCENT BARBROOCH, centred with a crescent of graduated oval mixed-cut rubies, edged by old and single-cut diamonds, enclosing asingle pearl, on a knife edge bar with ruby and diamondterminals, gold and silver mounted, (later fitting, pearl untestedfor origin), total diamond weight approximately 0.25ct, length5.1cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

230. A PAIR OF RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTEREAR STUDS, each designed as a flowerhead cluster, centredwith a cushion-shaped ruby bordered by lasque-cut diamonds,on post fittings, diameter 0.95cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


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231. A DIAMOND STAR BROOCH, the principal old-cut diamond bordered by graduated old, single and rose-cutdiamond set rays, two colour precious metal mounted, withlater brooch fitting, principal diamond weight approximately0.12ct, length 2.9cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

232. A SYNTHETIC RUBY AND DIAMOND PANELBROOCH, the elongated navette-shaped panel millegrain setwith a line of graduated square step-cut synthetic rubies,bordered by lasque-cut diamonds, two colour precious metalmounted, stamped ‘585’, length 6.3cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

233. A DIAMOND PANEL BROOCH, designed as ascrolled monogram surmounted by a coronet, set throughoutwith rose-cut diamonds in closed-back settings, (two diamondsdeficient), length 2.9cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


234. A RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the ovalmixed-cut ruby claw set within a round brilliant-cut diamond border,18ct white gold mounted, together with an opal, sapphire anddiamond cluster ring, 9ct gold mounted, first ring total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, size L (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

235. A TOURMALINE MULTI-STRAND NECKLACEBY MARCO BICEGO, comprising fourteen snake-link strands,variously spaced with free form pink tourmaline beads, signed BICEGOand stamped ‘750’, in maker’s case, shortest length 41cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

236. A SYNTHETIC EMERALD CRYSTALBROOCH/PENDANT, the abstract navette-shaped paneldecorated with pierced hoops and beads, centred with a syntheticemerald crystal cluster, 18ct gold mounted, maker’s mark GGM, length7.7cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

237. A SILVER ‘BONE’ CUFF BANGLE DESIGNED BYELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY & CO., signed and stamped‘925 Italy’, with London hallmark for 2006, inner diameter 5.8cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

238. A COLLAR NECKLACE BY TIFFANY & CO., themulti-strand trace-link necklace with central circular panel pendant, onT-bar and loop fittings, signed and stamped ‘925’, length 39cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

239. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a 9ctthree colour gold fancy-link bracelet, suspending a gem set charm, apurple paste pendant, suspended from a fine box-link chain stamped‘14k’, a cultured pearl graduated single strand necklace, a pair ofcultured pearl knot ear studs, and further items, bracelet length 20cm(qty)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

240. AN OPAL AND RUBY CLUSTER PENDANTNECKLACE, the oval cabochon opal collet set within a border ofcircular mixed-cut rubies, surmounted by a ruby set bar, on a trace-linkback chain, (one ruby and fitting deficient), together with a gem setinsect bar brooch, and a pair of diamond set ribbon bow ear studs, onlater post fittings, (drops deficient), pendant length 3.3cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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241. A 9CT GOLD FANCY-LINK BRACELET, with twistedhoop and x-shaped links, hallmarked for Birmingham 1982, length20cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

242. AN EMERALD AND BAROQUE PEARLNECKLACE, designed as a series of alternating graduated emeraldbeads and baroque pearls, with possibly later clasp stamped ‘9c’,(pearls untested for origin), length 86cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

243. AN AUSTRIAN GREEN AGATE PANELBRACELET, designed as a line of shaped octagonal panels, eachwith pierced and textured floral and foliate decoration, spaced by fourshaped green agate batons, stamped ‘585’, with Austrian gold marksand maker’s mark ‘AV’, length 18cm, width 3cm £300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

244. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET PENDANT, ofopenwork geometric design, stamped ‘18k’, on a ropetwist-link chainstamped ‘14k’, a diamond set pendant on chain, stamped ‘750’, and awhite stone set pendant, stamped ‘10k’, on a white metal chain, firstpendant length 2.7cm (3) £150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

245. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL FINE CURB-LINKCHAIN, stamped ‘750’, and a 9ct gold fine box-link chain, lengths49.5cm and 42cm (2)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

246. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond cluster ring, 9ct gold mounted, a garnet cluster ring, 9ct goldmounted, a further gem set dress ring, an 18ct gold slim weddingband, a 9ct gold wedding band, two pairs of gem set ear studs, and apair of knot ear studs, first ring size L (8)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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247. A DIAMOND SET PANEL BRACELET, designedas a line of articulated geometric panels, each millegrain set withcircular-cut diamonds, 18ct white gold mounted, total diamondweight approximately 1.60ct, length 17.5cm£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

248. A DIAMOND SET PANEL BRACELET, designedas a line of articulated openwork panels with central star motifs,highlighted with single-cut diamonds, 9ct white gold mounted,total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct, length 18cm £250-500 (plus 27% BP*)

249. A DIAMOND BANGLE, of hinged oval form, channelset to the front with a line of baguette-cut diamonds, borderedby two rows of round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw settings,18ct white gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately3.10ct, inner diameter 6cm £1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

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250. A DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING, designed as anabstract tiered cluster of graduated round brilliant, marquiseand baguette-cut diamonds, white precious metal mounted,stamped ‘Plat’, total diamond weight approximately 2ct, ring size P£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

251. A DIAMOND PANEL RING, the openworkoctagonal panel centred with a trio of round brilliant-cutdiamonds in collet settings, bordered by single-cut diamonds,between similarly cut diamond set scrolled bifurcated shoulders,18ct white gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.80ct, ring size Q£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

252. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, centred with a lineof graduated baguette-cut diamonds in claw settings, borderedby a row of similarly set graduated round brilliant-cut diamonds,18ct two colour gold mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 1.80ct, ring size O £700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

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253. A DIAMOND SET PENDANT, BRACELETAND RING SUITE, of abstract scrolled design, each colletset with rows of round brilliant-cut diamonds, platinummounted, signed CSFJ and hallmarked for London 1979, thependant on an 18ct white gold fine curb-link chain, totaldiamond weight approximately 1ct, pendant length 4.8cm, ringsize O½ (3) £600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

254. A DIAMOND FULL HOOP ETERNITY RING,set throughout with round brilliant and old-cut diamonds, whiteprecious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately1.60ct, ring size N½ £400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

255. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE PENDANT, theround brilliant-cut diamond in square four claw setting, whiteprecious metal mounted, stamped ‘750’, on an unassociatedwhite metal chain stamped ‘925’, diamond weight approximately0.70ct, pendant length 1.25cm £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

256. A BLACK ONYX BEAD AND CULTUREDPEARL SINGLE STRAND NECKLACE BY TIFFANY& CO., with polished bead spacers, signed and stamped ‘585’,cased, and a lapis lazuli bead and cultured pearl single strandnecklace and bracelet suite, with spiral bead spacers, firstnecklace length 77cm (3) £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)


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257. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET PENDANT ONCHAIN, designed as a flowerhead cluster of graduated roundbrilliant-cut diamonds and oval mixed-cut pink gemstones, whiteprecious metal mounted, stamped ‘750 18K’, on a fine trace-linkchain stamped ‘14kt’, pendant length 1.9cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

258. A SMALL COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY,comprising a 9ct gold hinged oval bangle, with foliate scrolldecoration, a silver fancy-link necklace by Tiffany & Co.,hallmarked for London 2001, an oval shell cameo brooch, 9ctgold mounted, a further shell cameo brooch, and a buckle,necklace length 38cm (5)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

259. A COLLECTION OF DESIGNER JEWELLERY,comprising a white metal snake bangle designed by Elsa Peretti forTiffany & Co., signed and stamped ‘925 Spain’, a bi-colourropetwist-link bracelet by Tiffany & Co., signed and stamped ‘925750’, a bi-colour bangle and ear hoops suite by David Yurman, withX-shaped motifs, signed D.Y. and stamped ‘585 925’, and a torquecollar necklace, bangle and earrings suite by Gabriel Ofiesh, signedOfiesh and stamped ‘Sterling’, together with a small collection offurther jewellery, first bangle inner diameter 6.1cm (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

260. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising anoval shell cameo ring, 9ct gold mounted, an emerald anddiamond half hoop ring, 9ct gold mounted, two 9ct gold weddingbands, a 9ct two colour gold twisted band ring, two white stoneset rings, and a pair of ear hoops, first ring size O (8)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


261. A DIAMOND LINE NECKLACE, designed as awishbone-shaped line of uniform round brilliant-cut diamonds infour claw settings, on a bead-link back chain, two colourprecious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately3ct, length 42cm £700-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

262. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the circular targetcluster of graduated old and single-cut diamonds in clawsettings, between similarly cut diamond set shoulders, twocolour precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 1.80ct, ring size R½£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

263. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, centred with a trioof pear-shaped brilliant-cut diamonds in claw settings, borderedby a row of similarly set round brilliant-cut diamonds, 18ct twocolour gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately1.20ct, ring size N£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

264. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the lozenge-shapedcluster of round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw settings, 18ct twocolour gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.65ct, ring size M½£200-400 (plus 27% BP*)

265. A DIAMOND SET BANGLE, of hinged oval formand fluted crossover design, pavé set with channels of single-cutdiamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18k750’, total diamond weight approximately 1.50ct, inner diameterapproximately 6.5cm £1600-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

266. A DIAMOND SET SERPENT BRACELET,modelled as a coiled snake, his head pavé set with rose-cutdiamonds and circular-cut red stone eyes, two colour preciousmetal mounted, stamped ‘PAT 18ct’, inner diameterapproximately 6cm £700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

267. A DIAMOND PANEL RING, the navette-shapedpanel of old, single and round brilliant-cut diamonds in grainsettings, between bifurcated shoulders, two colour preciousmetal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.60ct,panel length 2.4cm, ring size O½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

268. A DIAMOND SET PANEL BRACELET, designedas a series of geometric panels, each millegrain set withchannels of single-cut diamonds, spaced by fluted links, 9ct twocolour gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.60ct, length 18cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)


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269. A DIAMOND SET PENDANT ON CHAIN, therectangular panel of part-textured finish, with scrolled terminal,grain set with a line of single-cut diamonds, 18ct gold mounted,hallmarked for London 1977, signed LES and numbered 0084,suspended from a 9ct gold fine curb-link chain, total diamondweight approximately 0.35ct, pendant length 3.55cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

270. A CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMOND DRESS RING, designed as three rows of uniform cultured pearls, spaced by two entwined channels of roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, yellow precious metal mounted, stamped ‘WE 18K’, total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct,ring size P £300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

271. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE PENDANT, the heart-shaped brilliant-cut diamond in four claw setting,surmounted by a heart-shaped bale, white precious metalmounted, stamped ‘750’, on a fine curb-link chain stamped ‘14k’, diamond weight approximately 1.60ct, pendant length1.55cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)


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272. A FRENCH JADE AND CULTURED PEARLNECKLACE AND BRACELET SUITE BY DINH VAN,each designed as a paper-link chain, spaced by alternate jadeitebeads and cultured pearls in square settings, signed Dinh Van,with French lozenge-shaped maker’s marks and eagle’s headgold marks, the necklace stamped ‘© 1972’, the braceletstamped ‘© 1971’, (jade untested for treatments), lengths 74cmand 18cm respectively (2)

Jean Dinh Van (born 1927) is a French jewellery designer andcraftsman who established his own workshop and eponymousjewellery brand, Dinh Van, in 1965, producing pieces in a minimalist,Bauhaus-influenced style. Dinh Van had previously studied drawing,before joining Cartier Paris in 1946, where he learnt the craft offine jewellery design under Jeanne Toussaint, Cartier’s celebratedArtistic Director of Jewellery, who retired in 1970. £1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

273. A BELCHER-LINK CHAIN, with later foliateengraved clasp and pendant suspension, together with a snake-link chain, lengths 82cm and 36.5cm respectively (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

274. THREE GEM SET RINGS, comprising a cabochonruby single stone ring, 18ct gold mounted, a diamond set dressring, 18ct gold mounted, and a cabochon turquoise single stonering, stamped ‘750’, first ring size R½ (3)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)


275. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL LEAF BROOCH,with textured and engraved decoration, stamped ‘14k’, and a nephritebar brooch, with belt buckle detail, first brooch length 4.2cm (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

276. TWO DIAMOND SET RINGS, the first an emerald anddiamond dress ring, 18ct gold mounted, the second a diamond halfhoop ring, 9ct gold mounted, both rings size I½ (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

277. AN AMETHYST AND DIAMOND LINE BANGLE,the oval hinged bangle claw set with a line of circular mixed-cutamethysts, spaced by five round brilliant-cut diamonds, white preciousmetal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.30ct, innerdiameter 6cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

278. A DIAMOND AND VARI GEM-SET PENDANT,designed as a line of vari-cut gemstones, to include garnet andamethyst, below a hinged bale of graduated round brilliant-cutdiamonds, white precious metal mounted, stamped ‘750’, on a whitemetal chain, pendant length 5.6cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)


279. A DIAMOND SET DRESS RING, of crossover design,the oval turquoise coloured caboc hon claw set between single-cutdiamond set shoulders, white precious metal mounted, total diamondweight approximately 0.12ct, ring size M £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

280. AN AMETHYST SINGLE STONE RING, the ovalmixed-cut amethyst in four claw setting, white precious metalmounted, stamped ‘14k’, ring size O£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

281. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND THREE STONERING, the oval mixed-cut sapphire claw set between two roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, 18ct two colour gold mounted, total diamondweight approximately 0.15ct, ring size M½£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

282. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND HALF HOOPRING, the graduated oval mixed-cut emeralds spaced by pairs ofsingle-cut diamonds, above a scrolled gallery, yellow precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct’, ring size M £150-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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283. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND THREE STONERING, the oval mixed-cut sapphire claw set between two old-cutdiamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct Plat’,total diamond weight approximately 0.25ct, ring size M£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

284. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the old brilliant-cut diamond in eight claw setting, yellow precious metal mounted,stamped ‘585’, diamond weight approximately 0.40ct, ring size O£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

285. A CULTURED PEARL PENDANT NECKLACE, the18ct two colour gold fancy-link necklace with part brushed andengraved decoration, suspending a cultured pearl drop with whitestone set cap, (cultured pearl untested for saltwater/freshwater origin),length 41cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

286. A PAIR OF CITRINE AND ONYX EAR CLIPS, eachheart-shaped panel centred with a mixed-cut citrine within a blackonyx border, on post and hinged clip fittings, stamped ‘750’ withFrench owl gold import marks, length 1.7cm £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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287. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,the pear-shaped mixed-cut emerald collet set within a border of rose-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, ring size M½£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

288. AN AMETHYST AND DIAMOND DRESS RING,the rectangular step-cut amethyst claw set between steppedshoulders of single-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted,total diamond weight approximately 0.12ct, ring size P £300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

289. AN AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND COCKTAILRING, the rectangular step-cut aquamarine in double claw setting,between openwork ribbon bow shoulders of graduated single-cutdiamonds, white precious metal mounted, (one diamond deficient),aquamarine dimensions approximately 23.5mm length x 16mm widthx 10mm depth, total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct, ring size N£800-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

290. A TSAVORITE GARNET AND DIAMOND DRESSRING, the marquise-shaped mixed-cut Tsavorite garnet in clawsetting, between trios of round brilliant-cut diamonds of brown andwhite tints, yellow precious metal mounted, stamped ‘14k’, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.18ct, ring size P£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)


291. A PEARL TRIPLE STRAND NECKLACE WITHDIAMOND SET CLASP, comprising three strands ofmostly uniform pearls, measuring approximately 3.8mm to4.1mm in diameter, (pearls untested for natural v/s culturedorigin), to a pierced rectangular panel clasp, centred with acluster of graduated cushion-shaped old-cut diamonds,bordered by smaller old and lasque-cut diamonds, two colourprecious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately0.60ct, shortest length 39.5cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

292. A DIAMOND AND PEARL BROOCH, theopenwork heart-shaped panel enclosing an urn and foliage,highlighted with half pearls and rose-cut diamonds, above ascroll pierced gallery, two colour precious metal mounted,together with a morganite single stone bar brooch, stamped‘15ct’, (pearls untested for origin), first brooch length 2.5cm (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

293. A DIAMOND STAR BROOCH, centred with atiered cluster of old-cut diamonds, bordered by rays of smallerold, single and lasque-cut diamonds, two colour precious metalmounted, with vacant threaded aperture and later broochfitting, total diamond weight approximately 0.65ct, length 3cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

294. A HALF PEARL SET LOCKET PENDANT, thecircular locket edged with a row of graduated half pearls,enclosing a glazed compartment, suspended from a later 9ctgold trace-link chain, (half pearls untested for origin), pendantlength 3.5cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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295. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, thecushion-shaped old-cut diamond in eight claw setting, betweenengraved shoulders, two colour precious metal mounted,stamped ‘18ct Plat’, diamond weight approximately 0.80ct, ringsize N£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

296. A DIAMOND FIVE STONE RING, the graduatedcushion-shaped old-cut diamonds spaced by pairs of lasque-cutdiamond points, to a scroll pierced gallery, yellow preciousmetal mounted, stamped ‘18ct’, total diamond weightapproximately 0.55ct, ring size M½£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

297. A PAIR OF DIAMOND SET EARRINGS, eachtwo colour panel pavé set with round brilliant-cut diamonds, onpost fittings, with eagle’s head marks, length 1.4cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

298. A RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, thecircular mixed-cut ruby bordered by single-cut diamonds, twocolour precious metal mounted, together with an amethyst anddiamond cluster ring, first ring size Q½ (2) £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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299. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTERRING, the oval mixed-cut sapphire bordered by roundbrilliant and single-cut diamonds, 18ct gold mounted, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.20ct, ring size P£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

300. A CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMONDDRESS RING BY MAPPIN & WEBB, the cultured pearlmeasuring approximately 8.1mm in diameter, between taperedpavé set shoulders of round brilliant-cut diamonds, 18ct goldmounted (hallmark rubbed), signed M&W, ring size Q£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

301. A DIAMOND PANEL BROOCH, of whorl design,centred with a round brilliant-cut diamond in eight clawsetting, enclosed by bands of graduated old-cut diamonds,white precious metal mounted, principal diamond weightapproximately 0.90ct, total diamond weight approximately 2ct,diameter 3.2cm£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

302. A CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMONDPANEL BROOCH, the slightly tapered openwork panelcentred with a trio of cultured pearls, bordered by graduatedround brilliant and single-cut diamonds, white precious metalmounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct, length4.4cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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303. A PAIR OF CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMONDEAR PENDANTS, each pear-shaped cultured pearl dropsurmounted by a trio of round brilliant-cut diamonds in colletsettings, below a further cultured pearl, on post fittings, 18ct goldmounted, together with a pair of cultured pearl and diamond setear studs, of scroll design, stamped ‘14k’, ear pendants totaldiamond weight approximately 0.20ct, length 2.1cm (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

304. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY PEARLAND DIAMOND PENDANT/BROOCH, designed as anopenwork foliate cartouche of graduated cushion-shaped old-cutand rose-cut diamonds, interspersed with graduated pearls,suspending two single pearl drops, each with diamond set cap,below a detachable diamond set ribbon bow surmount and bale,the reverse with vacant threaded aperture and later fittings,(pearls untested for natural v/s cultured origin), in fitted Henry Tessier case, total weight of old-cut diamondsapproximately 0.55ct, length 5.8cm£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)


305. AN AMETHYST AND DIAMOND CLUSTER BAR BROOCH, centred with an ovalmixed-cut amethyst bordered by millegrain set rose-cut diamonds, to a uniform bar with pierced foliateshoulders of further rose and old-cut diamonds, white precious metal mounted, length 9cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

306. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET BAR BROOCH, designed as a line of circular mixed-cutbrown zircons and yellow gemstones in millegrain collet settings, within a pierced and millegrain border ofsingle and brilliant-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, cased by The Goldsmiths &Silversmiths Company Ltd, total diamond weight approximately 0.45ct, length 6.5cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

307. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND PANEL RING, the octagonal step-cut emeraldmillegrain collet set within a border of single-cut diamonds, between similarly cut diamond set taperedshoulders, white precious metal mounted, stamped ‘Plat’, total diamond weight approximately 0.20ct, ringsize P£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

308. AN ART DECO SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND PANEL RING, the elongated shapedrectangular panel of openwork geometric design, centred with a rectangular step-cut sapphire inmillegrain collet setting, bordered by similarly set graduated old and brilliant-cut diamonds, betweenbifurcated shoulders, the 18ct white gold mount hallmarked for London 1929, total diamond weightapproximately 1.40ct, ring size approximately M-N£1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

309. A DIAMOND SET BANGLE, of hinged oval form, set to the top with a crossover channel ofsingle-cut diamonds, 9ct white gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.25ct, inner diameter6.3cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

310. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, centred with an oval mixed-cutsapphire and round brilliant-cut diamond cluster, between shoulders of channel set square-cut sapphires,bordered by further brilliants, yellow precious metal mounted, stamped ‘750’, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, ring size P£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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311. A DIAMOND PANEL BROOCH, designed as apierced and millegrained panel of graduated single and rose-cutdiamonds, white precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct Plat’, infitted Garrard & Co. Ltd. case, length 3.3cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

312. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET PANEL RING,modelled as a spray of cabochon ruby and green stone flowerheadsand foliage in closed-back settings, accented by individual roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, between bifurcated shoulders of graduatedfurther brilliants, white precious metal mounted, (one cabochondeficient), total diamond weight approximately 0.35ct, ring size O £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

313. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET PANEL BROOCHBY CARTIER, modelled as a tree, with cabochon ruby and greenagate flowerheads and foliage, accented with individual roundbrilliant-cut diamonds in millegrain collet settings, above a roundbrilliant, Swiss and single-cut diamond set trunk and vase of pierced,millegrain design, white precious metal mounted, with yellow metalpin, signed CARTIER and indistinctly numbered, total diamond weightapproximately 0.55ct, length 2.65cm£2000-3000 (plus 27% BP*)

314. A CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMOND DRESSRING, of crossover design, yellow precious metal mounted,stamped ‘K18’, diamond weight approximately 0.10ct, ring size M£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

315. A PAIR OF EMERALD, PEARL AND DIAMONDCLUSTER EAR STUDS, on post fittings, stamped ‘18ct’,(pearls untested for origin), and a pair of cultured pearl anddiamond ear studs, on later post fittings, first ear studs length0.95cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

316. A DIAMOND SET BRACELET, designed as a line ofbaton-shaped panels of brushed finish, spaced by round brilliant-cutdiamonds, white precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, length 19cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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320. A BLACK OPAL AND DIAMOND CLUSTERRING, the oval cabochon black opal measuring approximately16.2mm length x 9.2mm width x 3.7mm depth, to a border ofround brilliant-cut diamonds, two colour precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct’, (opal lo ose from mount, shank mis-shapen), total diamond weight approximately 0.60ct£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

321. A LATE VICTORIAN DIAMOND DRESS RING,centred with a scrolled openwork panel, highlighted with a trioof old-cut diamonds in lozenge-shaped settings, 9ct goldmounted, hallmarked for London 1899, ring size P½£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

322. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, centred with a trioof rectangular step-cut diamonds, bordered by round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw settings, 18ct two colour gold mounted,total diamond weight approximately 0.45ct, ring size M£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

317. A PAIR OF BLACK OPAL AND DIAMONDCLUSTER EAR STUDS, each oval black opal cabochonclaw set within a border of single-cut diamonds, on post fittings,two colour precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.50ct, length 1.6cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

318. A DIAMOND SET PANEL BROOCH, theopenwork foliate panel of graduated old and single-cutdiamonds enclosing an oval opalescent cabochon, two colourprecious metal mounted, with later fitting, diameter 2.6cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

319. A BLACK OPAL AND DIAMOND CLUSTERPANEL BROOCH, the oval cabochon black opal collet setwithin a foliate border of graduated pear-shaped and cushion-shaped old-cut diamonds, white precious metal mounted, infitted retailer’s case, opal dimensions approximately 28mmlength x 14.5mm width x 9.7mm depth, total diamond weightapproximately 4.70ct, length 5cm £4000-6000 (plus 27% BP*)

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323. A LATE VICTORIAN DIAMOND CLUSTERBROOCH/PENDANT, designed as a flowerhead of old-cutdiamond clusters in pinched claw settings, with detachablebrooch fitting and hinged pendant loop, gold and silver mounted,in fitted Carrington & Co retailer’s case with inscription to coverdated 1896, largest diamond weight approximately 0.45ct, totaldiamond weight approximately 2.80ct, diameter 2.45cm£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

324. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the roundbrilliant-cut diamond in eight claw setting, between steppedshoulders of baguette-cut diamonds, white precious metalmounted, principal diamond dimensions approximately 6.2mmdiameter x 3.7mm depth, principal diamond weightapproximately 0.90ct, ring size S£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

325. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, thecushion-shaped old-cut diamond claw set between baguette-cutdiamond shoulders, white precious metal mounted, stamped‘PLAT’, (shank broken), principal diamond dimensionsapproximately 7.1mm x 6.8mm x 4.5mm, principal diamondweight approximately 1.50ct, ring size approximately L£2500-3500 (plus 27% BP*)

326. AN AMETHYST AND HALF PEARL PANELRING, centred with a heart-shaped mixed-cut amethyst, withina half pearl border and surmounted by a similarly set coronet,yellow precious metal mounted, stamped ‘9ct’, (half pearlsuntested for origin), ring size S£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

327. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND HALF HOOPRING, designed as two rows of circular mixed-cut emeraldsand round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw settings, white preciousmetal mounted, with Portuguese marks, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, ring size P£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

328. A DIAMOND FIVE STONE RING, the line ofgraduated old-cut diamonds in claw settings, two colourprecious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct Plat’, total diamondweight approximately 0.50ct, ring size P½£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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329. AN ART DECO DIAMOND AND GEM SETBRACELET, designed as a tapered line of articulated rectangularpanels, each millegrain set with an old-cut diamond bordered byfaceted synthetic sapphire batons, white precious metal mounted, withfoliate engraved sides and clasp, stamped ‘D&H’, largest diamondweight approximately 0.23ct, total diamond weight approximately3.30ct, length 17.5cm£2000-3000 (plus 27% BP*)

330. A SAPPHIRE FULL HOOP ETERNITY RING,channel set throughout with square step-cut sapphires, white preciousmetal mounted, ring size M£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

331. A DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE CLUSTER RING,the principal old brilliant-cut diamond claw set within an openworkborder of trapezoid-cut sapphires, between single-cut diamond setshoulders, white precious metal mounted, principal diamond weightapproximately 0.80ct, ring size LAccompanied by a jewellery report issued by IDRC, stating that theprincipal diamond has estimated F/G colour and VS clarity, report no.7202, dated 14 April 2019£1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

332. A DIAMOND FULL HOOP ETERNITY RING, setthroughout with old and Swiss-cut diamonds, white precious metalmounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.75ct, ring size N£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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333. A DIAMOND CLUSTER PANELBROOCH/PENDANT, designed as a flowerhead cluster ofgraduated cushion-shaped old-cut diamonds in pinched collet andgrain settings, spaced by rose and lasque-cut diamond points, withdetachable brooch fitting, two colour precious metal mounted,largest diamond weight approximately 1ct, total diamond weightapproximately 3ct, diameter 2.55cm £2000-3000 (plus 27% BP*)

334. A DIAMOND FLOWERHEAD CLUSTER RING,set throughout with graduated old brilliant-cut diamonds in clawsetting, white precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 1.70ct, ring size M½ £1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

338. AN AQUAMARINE SET BRACELET,designed as a line of graduated rectangular step-cutaquamarines in four claw settings, spaced by gate links, roseprecious metal mounted, length 17cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

335. AN ART DECO AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND PENDANT, the kite-shaped step-cutaquamarine drop in collet setting, bordered by similarly set old brilliant-cut diamonds, below a tapered linearsurmount of old and single-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, on a later fine ropetwist-link chainstamped ‘10k’, total diamond weight approximately 0.80ct, pendant length 4.9cm £700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

336. A PINK TOURMALINE AND DIAMOND PANEL RING, the rectangular pierced and millegrainpanel centred with a circular mixed-cut pink tourmaline, bordered by graduated old brilliant, Swiss and single-cutdiamonds, above a pierced gallery, white precious metal mounted, stamped ‘Platinum’, total diamond weightapproximately 0.35ct, ring size N£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

337. A DIAMOND AND VARI GEM-SETTREFOIL BROOCH/PENDANT, designed as athree-leaf clover of graduated old and single-cut diamonds,the leaves centred with a half pearl (untested for origin), acircular mixed-cut synthetic ruby and a turquoise-colouredcabochon respectively, enclosing an old-cut diamond ofbrown tint (untested for natural colour), white preciousmetal mounted, with hinged pendant fitting, total diamondweight approximately 1.30ct, length 3.6cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)



339. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY ANDWATCHES, to include an Edwardian silver open face pocket watch,with presentation inscription dated 1907, two agate stick pins, acollection of loose banded agate beads, an Eastern pendant necklace,a cultured pearl single strand necklace, a pair of cultured pearl earstuds, a costume brooch by Grosse, and further items (qty)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

340. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a whitemetal mesh-link bag, stamped ‘830’, a white metal mesh-link purse, awhite paste buckle, a pair of white metal buckles, a micromosaic panelbrooch, (pin deficient), a silver open face fob watch, a lady’s braceletwatch by Rotary, a set of six filigree buttons, and further items (qty)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

341. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising acultured pearl and diamond pendant necklace, a ruby set pendant onchain, 9ct gold mounted, two 9ct gold and gem set spray brooches, adiamond set nugget pendant, on a gilt metal chain, a pair of blue stoneear studs, a Blue John single stone ring, a diamond set dress ring, andfurther items, first necklace length (excluding extension chain) 40.5cm(qty)£500-600 (plus 27% BP*)

342. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a pasteand simulated pearl pendant, a coral corallium rubrum bead singlestrand necklace, two Victorian silver bangles, each of hinged oval formand designed as a belt, with foliate engraved decoration, two Victorianengraved locket pendants on fancy-link chains, a Scottish panelbrooch, and further items, first pendant length 5.5cm (qty) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

343. A 9CT GOLD CIRCULAR LOCKET PENDANT, withengine-turned decoration, together with a circular glazed pendant,stamped ‘15ct’ and inscribed ‘Sylvia’, a 19th century gilt metalhardstone fob seal, a 9ct gold mounted cheroot holder, and a silverpanel brooch, first pendant length 5.1cm (5)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

344. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a lateVictorian silver belt by William Comyns & Sons, designed as a series ofopenwork foliate scroll panels, a 19th century paste buckle, (twostones deficient), a cornelian bead necklace, a faceted bead necklace,an agate mounted watch key, and further items, belt length 61cm (qty)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

345. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY BOXES, ofassorted designs (qty)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

346. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising acultured pearl and bead bracelet, the clasp stamped ‘375’, a lateVictorian silver open face chronograph pocket watch, the movementsigned J W Reeley & Sons, London & Liverpool, numbered 79261, thecase hallmarked for Chester 1897, a paste set thistle stick pin byCharles Horner, a pair of cultured pearl ear clips, 9ct gold mounted, afreshwater pearl single strand necklace, a silver curb-link Albert chain,and further items, bracelet length 20cm (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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347. A HALF SOVEREIGN PENDANT ON CHAIN, theEdward VII sovereign dated 1907, loose mounted in a 9ct gold scrolltop pendant frame, suspended from a yellow precious metal curb-linkchain, pendant length 3cm, chain length 73cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

348. A HALF SOVEREIGN PENDANT ON CHAIN, theEdward VII half sovereign, dated 1909, loose mounted in a 9ct goldpendant frame, suspended from a 9ct gold fancy-link chain, togetherwith a 9ct gold ropetwist-link chain, suspending a tiger’s eye batonpendant, first pendant length 2.7cm (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

349. TWO ELIZABETH II SOVEREIGNS, dated 1978 and1979, each cased (2)£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

350. AN EGYPTIAN SILVER TORQUE BANGLE, withropetwist decoration and Ottoman tughra marks, inner diameter6.1cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

351. A PAIR OF CUFFLINKS, each modelled as a frogperched on a lily pad, on hinged baton fittings, yellow precious metalmounted, stamped ‘14k’, panel length 2cm £250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

352. OF GOLFING INTEREST: A FRENCH MEDAL,depicting the coat of arms for Cannes, inscribed ‘Prix Offert auCannes-Golf Club 1906’ to the reverse, with French eagle’s head goldmark and lozenge-shaped maker’s mark, stamped ‘OR’, diameter3.6cm£500-800 (plus 27% BP*)

353. A PAIR OF EMERALD SET CUFFLINKS, each ovalpanel centred with a circular cabochon emerald in collet setting, onchain-link and torpedo fittings, 15ct gold mounted, with Birminghamhallmarks, panel length 1.95cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

354. A SOVEREIGN PENDANT ON CHAIN, the Victoriasovereign dated 1900, loose mounted in a 9ct gold pendant frame, ona 9ct gold fancy-link chain, chain length 64cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

355. A GEORGE V SOVEREIGN, dated 1929£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

356. A PAIR OF 9CT GOLD CUFFLINKS, each withoctagonal engine-turned panels and chain-link fittings, panel length1.6cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

357. A PAIR OF CUFFLINKS, each oval hollow panel withengraved monogram, on chain-link and baton fittings, panel length1.85cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)


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358. AN 18CT GOLD MOUNTED DISH BYCOLLINGWOOD & CO., of circular form with reeded border,inset to the centre with an oval metal plaque, depicting Odysseus, theGreek king of Ithaca, killing Eurymachus, an Ithacan nobleman, fromHomer’s Odyssey, the dish hallmarked for London 1967, in maker’scase, diameter 12cm By repute, this dish was commissioned by John Louis Marden (1919 -1999) from Collingwood & Co. as a gift to the vendor’s father. Aftergraduating from Cambridge in Economics and Law, Marden moved toHong Kong in 1947, joining his father’s trading company, WheelockMarden & Co. Ltd., which specialised in shipping, lighterage andstorage. In 1959, Marden succeeded his father as chairman of the firm,and later sat on the boards of the Hongkong and Shanghai BankingCorporation (HSBC), the Cross-Harbour Tunnel and the HongkongElectric Company (HK Electric), amongst others. This dish was designed to incorporate a plaque that was cast from ahardstone intaglio in Marden’s possession. £2000-3000 (plus 27% BP*)

359. A GEORGE VI 9CT GOLD KING’S PRIZE MEDALFOR WINCHESTER COLLEGE, the reverse depicting thetomb of William of Wykeham, with presentation inscription to rim,hallmarked for London 1950, cased by Royal Mint, diameter 4.9cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

360. A PAIR OF JADE CUFFLINKS, each oval jadeitecabochon claw set within a reeded surround, on hinged baton fittings,yellow precious metal mounted, stamped ‘14k’, (jadeite untested fortreatments), length 2.05cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

361. A PAIR OF ONYX CUFFLINKS, each rectangular blackonyx panel in collet setting, on hinged baton fittings, yellow preciousmetal mounted, stamped ‘14k’, length 2.1cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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362. AN OPEN FACE FOB WATCH, the circular gilt dial withRoman numerals and foliate engraved decoration, to a keyless windmovement, the case profusely engraved with foliate scrolls, stamped‘14K’ with Swiss squirrel mark, numbered 75185, case width 3.3cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

363. A 9CT GOLD CASED WRISTWATCH BY ROLEX,the circular dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to ajewelled manual wind movement, the case with London importmarks, numbered 1087599, dial, movement and case signed, with laterwinder, on an unassociated strap, case width 2.5cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

364. A SILVER OPEN FACE ‘ACME LEVER’ POCKETWATCH BY H. SAMUEL, the circular white dial with Romannumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the case with London importmarks for 1925, numbered 522909, accompanied by a purchasereceipt dated 1927, together with a silver curb-link Albert chain, a lateVictorian silver bangle, of hinged oval form, decorated with crescentmoons, stars and foliage, a fancy-link chain, and four further bangles,watch case diameter 4.9cm (8) £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

365. A GREEN ENAMEL OPEN FACE FOB WATCH, thecircular white dial with Arabic numerals, gilt bead spacers and scrollpierced hands, the case decorated with gilt flowerheads and foliage toa green enamel ground, suspended from a similar green enamel fourleaf clover brooch fitting, case diameter 2.8cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

366. A 9CT GOLD HALF HUNTER POCKET WATCH,the circular white dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary secondsdial, signed Coventry Astral, to a keyless wind ¾ plate movementnumbered 204572, the Dennison case with blue enamel chapter ringand monogram, hallmarked for Birmingham 1912, numbered 47462,case diameter 4.85cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

367. A LADY’S 18CT GOLD WRISTWATCH BYCHOPARD, the circular white dial with gilt baton markers and datedisplay, case numbered 265052 4095, on a black leather strap with giltbuckle, (winder loose), case width 2.4cm £100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

368. A GENTLEMAN’S 9CT GOLD CASEDWRISTWATCH BY TUDOR, the rectangular silvered dial withgilt Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manualwind movement, dial and movement signed, the 9ct gold casestamped ‘Stolkace G.A.S.’ and hallmarked for Chester 1948, withpresentation inscription, on an unassociated gilt metal expanding-linkbracelet, case width 2.15cm £60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

369. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYROTARY, the oval gilt dial with baton markers, to a jewelled manualwind movement, on a brick-link bracelet, dial and movement signed,the case signed SD and hallmarked for London 1978, the braceletsigned JAM and hallmarked for Birmingham 1977, case width 1.5cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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370. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYOMEGA, the circular gilt dial with baton markers, to a calibre 484jewelled manual movement, on a tapered textured bracelet,hallmarked for Birmingham 1968, the dial, movement and case signed,case numbered 1061 7115647, bracelet also signed WHW LD, casewidth 1.7cm £150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

371. A GENTLEMAN’S 9CT GOLD WATCH HEAD BYGARRARD, the circular signed dial with Arabic numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manual movement, the casesigned Dennison and hallmarked for Birmingham 1953, numbered12321 563823, with presentation inscription, case width 3.1cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

372. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH, thecircular silvered dial with baton markers, signed Ernest Borel andMappin, to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case hallmarkedfor London 1962 and numbered 277004, with presentationinscription, on a later scrolled fancy-link bracelet with London importmarks for 1971, case width 1.65cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

373. A LADY’S DIAMOND SET COCKTAIL WATCH,the circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals, to a manual windmovement and case stamped ‘platinum’, with single-cut diamond setbezel and shoulders of openwork geometric design, on an expandingbracelet stamped ‘9 .375’, together with a lady’s 9ct white goldbracelet watch, of bark textured finish, the square dial signed Accurist,first watch case width 1.65cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

374. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYMOVADO, the square silvered dial with alternate gilt Arabicnumerals and bead markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement,case numbered 49962 534820, the dial, movement and case signed,case width 1.4cm £70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

375. TWO FOB WATCHES, the first an open face fob watch,with white enamel dial and Roman numerals, to a key windmovement, the profusely engraved case stamped ‘18k’ and numbered17396, and a hunter fob watch, the case stamped ‘14k 585’ andnumbered 508735, first watch case diameter 3.95cm (2) £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

376. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYACCURIST, the oval silvered dial with baton markers and gilttapered hands, to a jewelled manual wind movement, on a taperedbrick-link bracelet of textured finish, dial, movement and case signed,the bracelet also signed DS&S, the case with London import marks forLondon 1966, in maker’s box, case width 1.35cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

377. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYOMEGA, the cushion-shaped dial with baton markers, to a jewelledcalibre 485 manual wind movement numbered 34971525, on atapered textured bracelet, the case hallmarked for Birmingham 1973and numbered 7115637, dial, movement, case and bracelet signed, thebracelet hallmarked for London 1974 and also signed WHW LD, casewidth 1.5cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)


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378. A LADY’S DIAMOND SET ‘CONSTELLATION IRISMY CHOICE’ BRACELET WATCH BY OMEGA, the circularsigned dial with vari-coloured single-cut gem set markers, to a bi-colourcase and segmented bracelet, with round brilliant-cut diamond set bezel,case back numbered 59890107, bracelet numbered 6563/875,accompanied by maker’s pouch, box and papers, with internationalwarranty card dated 27 January 2007, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, case width 2.3cm £500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

379. A RUBY AND DIAMOND SET BRACELET WATCHBY DELANEAU FOR KUTCHINSKY, the circular dial pavé setwith single-cut diamonds, to a circular convex case and shaped panelshoulders, pavé set throughout with graduated round brilliant-cutdiamonds and circular-cut rubies, (rubies untested for natural/syntheticorigin), on a fancy brick-link bracelet, the glass and case signed DeLaneau,the case also signed Kutchinsky and numbered ‘L397 1684’, with 18ctgold convention mark, the bracelet stamped ‘MM 750’, with inscription toclasp dated ‘23-7-89’, total diamond weight approximately 0.75ct, casewidth 2.05cm £800-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

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380. A GENTLEMAN’S AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH BY LONGINES,the circular white dial with Roman numerals, to a jewelled automatic movementnumbered 12890, the case stamped ‘750’ with Swiss gold mark, numbered 18493019 and4120 645, on a leather strap, dial, movement, case and strap signed, in maker’s box, casewidth 3.35cm £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

381. A GENTLEMAN’S AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH BY UNIVERSALGENÉVE, the circular silvered dial with gilt baton markers, tapered hands and centreseconds hand, to an automatic movement numbered 139, the case stamped ‘18K 0,750’and numbered 1509491 10216, with Swiss gold marks, dial, movement and case signed,on a later leather strap, together with a gilt metal open face pocket watch, the dial signedAureole, first watch case width 3.4cm (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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382. A GENTLEMAN’S 9CT GOLD ‘PRECISION’WRISTWATCH BY ROLEX, the circular silvered dial with giltArabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manualmovement numbered N95423, dial and movement signed, the casesigned Dennison and Rolex, numbered 12868 and 37921, hallmarkedfor Birmingham 1960, (winder deficient), case width 3.1cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

383. A GENTLEMAN’S WRISTWATCH, the circular whitedial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed J. W.Benson, to a manual wind movement and cushion-shaped case, on alater 9ct gold mesh-link bracelet signed DS&S, case width 3cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

384. A GENTLEMAN’S ‘ADMIRAL’ AUTOMATICWRISTWATCH BY LONGINES, the circular signed silvereddial with baton markers, centre seconds hand and date display, on anunassociated leather strap, accompanied by purchase receipt dated 3August 1973, in maker’s box, case width 3.35cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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385. AN AUTOMATIC ‘CONQUEST CALENDAR’WRISTWATCH BY LONGINES, the circular signed silvereddial with gilt arrowhead batons, date display and centre seconds hand,to an automatic movement and gilt case with stainless steel case back,on a later unassociated leather strap, case width 3.4cm£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

386. A GENTLEMAN’S STAINLESS STEELWRISTWATCH BY LONGINES, the circular dial witharrowhead, bead and baton markers alternating with Arabic numerals,centre seconds hand and outer scale 0-60, to a jewelled manual windmovement numbered 1268N and 7118340, the case back numbered23197, the case back and shoulder lugs numbered 166, dial,movement and case signed, on an unassociated leather strap, casewidth 3.55cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)


387. A GENTLEMAN’S STAINLESS STEEL ANDYELLOW GOLD AUTOMATIC CALENDAR ‘OYSTERPERPETUAL DATEJUST’ BRACELET WATCH BYROLEX, the circular dial with luminous baton markers, luminousinsert hands, magnified date display and outer scale 0-60, the stainlesssteel case with yellow gold fluted bezel, on a stainless steel and yellowgold Oyster link bracelet, model ref. 116333, serial no. 147T2864, inmaker’s box, case width 4.1cm£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

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388. A GENTLEMAN’S STAINLESS STEEL ‘SEAMASTER PROFESSIONAL’WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, circa 1990, the circular black dial with luminous baton and dotmarkers, date display, luminous hands and centre seconds hand, to a quartz movement numbered1441, on a tapered bracelet, dial, case and bracelet signed, case width 4cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

389. A LADY’S BRACELET WATCH, the octagonal silvered dial with black Arabicnumerals, to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case stamped ‘9ct’, on an expanding baton-linkbracelet stamped ‘15ct’, together with a lady’s stainless steel cased wristwatch by Omega, first watchcase width 2.3cm (2) £50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

390. A LADY’S STAINLESS STEEL ‘DYNAMIC’ BRACELET WATCH BYOMEGA, circa 1970, the circular blue dial with baton markers, luminous insert hands and centreseconds hand, to a stainless steel case and tapered brick-link bracelet, dial, winder and braceletsigned, case width 3cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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391. A HUNTER FOB WATCH, the foliate engraved giltdial with Roman numerals, signed Baume Genève, to a key windmovement, the profusely engraved case with monogrammedcartouche, stamped ‘18k’, signed John Davis Adelaide to thecuvette, movement and case numbered 12966, case diameter3.9cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

392. A LATE VICTORIAN HALF HUNTER FOBWATCH BY J W BENSON, the circular white dial withRoman numerals, to a signed keyless wind ¾ plate movement,the case with pink and blue enamel chapter ring, stamped ‘18k’and signed J.W.B, with Swiss gold mark, movement and casenumbered 648370, monogrammed, case diameter 3.6cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

393. A TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND SET HALFHUNTER FOB WATCH, the circular white dial withRoman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to a keyless windmovement, the case with blue enamel chapter ring, set to thereverse with a cabochon turquoise and rose-cut diamond clusterstar motif, stamped ‘18c 0,755’ and numbered 189821, with Swissgold marks, the cuvette signed J. Heming & Co, Conduit Street,London, W, the suspension loop with 18ct gold London importmark, suspending a short section of belcher-link chain, stamped‘18’, watch case diameter 3.1cm £300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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394. A LADY’S WRISTWATCH BY MUST DE CARTIER, the circular dial with stylised Roman numerals andinner minute track, to a quartz movement, the silver-gilt case numbered 121245 590003, on a black leather strap withfoldover clasp, dial, case, strap and clasp signed, case width 3cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

395. A LADY’S BRACELET WATCH, the square gilt dial with baton markers and tapered gilt hands, signed Kurz,to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case stamped ‘18k 0,750’ with Swiss gold mark, the tapered bracelet stamped‘750’, (one section of bracelet detached), together with an 18ct gold wishbone-shaped dress ring, and an initial ‘C’ brooch,stamped ‘750’, watch case width 1.4cm (3) £500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

396. AN OPEN FACE FOB WATCH, the circular gilt dial with Roman numerals, to a keyless wind movement andprofusely engraved case with vacant cartouche, stamped ‘18K’ with Swiss gold mark, numbered 43413, case diameter3.3cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)


397. AN EDWARDIAN 12CT GOLD OPEN FACE FOBWATCH, the circular floral and foliate engraved dial with Romannumerals and blued steel hands, to a keyless wind movement, theprofusely engraved case with vacant cartouche and London importmarks for 1911, case diameter 3.3cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

398. A QUARTER REPEATER HUNTER POCKETWATCH, the circular gilt dial with Roman numerals, three colourfloral and foliate decoration, and fleur-de-lys hands, to a key wind ¾plate movement signed Parkinson & Frodsham, Change Alley, London,numbered 4587, the case profusely engraved with furtherflowerheads, foliage and foliate scrolls, with green, red and blue enamelborders and vacant cartouche, the pusher accented with an old-cutdiamond, marks to case heavily rubbed, diamond weightapproximately 0.08ct, case diameter 4.8cm£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

399. AN EDWARDIAN 18CT GOLD OPEN FACEPOCKET WATCH, the circular white dial with Roman numeralsand subsidiary seconds dial, to a keyless wind ¾ plate movementsigned Charles J. Hill, Coventry & London, the case hallmarked forChester 1904, with engraved monogram, movement and casenumbered 151461, case diameter 5.25cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

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400. A GEORGE IV 18CT GOLD OPEN FACE POCKETWATCH, the circular dial with black Roman numerals and threecolour floral and foliate border, to a key wind movement signedGaskin, Dublin and numbered 2850, the case with similarly decoratedborders, hallmarked for Chester 1828 and numbered 41877, maker’smark CJ WG, case diameter 4.4cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

401. A 19TH CENTURY 18CT GOLD OPEN FACEPOCKET WATCH, the circular white dial with Roman numeralsand subsidiary seconds dial, to a key wind movement signed P. Gill &Son, Aberdeen, numbered 16530, the case with engine-turneddecoration, (hallmarks rubbed, glass loose), case diameter 4.9cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)


404. A LADY’S 18CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYBAUME & MERCIER, the circular textured gilt dial with blackRoman numerals, to a jewelled manual wind movement numberedBM777, case numbered 893188 36663 9, on a tapered bracelet ofropetwist design, dial, movement, case and bracelet signed, case width2.1cm, total length 16cm £700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

405. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYROTARY, the circular dial with baton markers, to a quartz movementand brick-link bracelet, hallmarked for Birmingham 1993, dial and braceletsigned, bracelet also signed JAM, in maker’s box, case width 2.2cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

406. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYLONGINES, the circular silvered dial with baton markers, to ajewelled manual wind movement, on a tapered articulated bracelet ofbark textured design, case numbered 62761, dial and movementsigned, case and bracelet signed DS&S and hallmarked for London1970, in maker’s box, case width 1.5cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

402. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYOMEGA, the circular dial with baton markers, to a jewelled manualwind movement numbered 29542248, on a Milanese-link bracelet, thecase hallmarked for London 1970 and numbered 115669, dial,movement, case and bracelet signed, the bracelet also signed DS&S,case width 1.65cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

403. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYTISSOT, the cushion-shaped dial with baton markers, to a jewelledmanual wind movement, on a tapered bracelet of woven design, dial,movement, winder, case and bracelet signed, the case and braceletalso signed DS&S, case numbered 79712, hallmarked for London 1979,case width 2.25cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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484. A CONTINENTAL LATE 19TH CENTURY BLUEOVERLAID WHITE GLASS SCENT BOTTLE, thewaisted and panelled body painted and gilded with birds, insects, andflowers, and having embossed white metal hinged cover, 10cm long,and a late 19th Century ruby glass double ended scent bottle withembossed silver plated mounts, 12.5cm (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

485. A SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL MOUNTEDWATCH HOLDER, pique decorated with ribbon tied swags, byCharles & Richard Comyns, London 1918, containing a plated openface pocket watch, 8cm high overall, and a German silver mountedcircular timepiece, with white enamel dial, stamped 800, 9.5cm wide(2)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

486. A SET OF FOUR SILVER NOVELTY MENUHOLDERS each modelled with a different game bird, on ovalbase, by Gresham Barber & Co, London 1910, 4cm wide (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

487. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTYWHISTLE, modelled with a double sided Egyptian sphinx head,the case relief decorated with sphinx and stylized foliage, by JosephJennens & Co, Birmingham 1884, 8cm long overall£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

488. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER BOSUN’SWHISTLE, with engraved decoration, by Owen & Boon,Birmingham 1856, 13cm long£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

489. A GERMAN SILVER COMPACT, of shaped and lobedoutline, engraved with scrolling foliage, stamped 800, 11cm wide;together with an Edward VII Coronation medal, cased, a pair of giltmetal lorgnettes, a similar magnifying glass, a desk seal, a gilt metalmounted leather card case and a mother of pearl inlaid black lacquercard case (7)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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490. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER LARGEDECANTER LABELS, for Port and Sherry, each cast as a wreathof fruiting vine with a sash bearing the pierced titles, by Benjamin SmithII and James Smith III, London 1809, 7.6cm wide (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

491. A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFFBOX, with reeded and engraved decoration, and foliate thumbpiece,maker W.E., possibly William Edwards, London 1820, 7.2cm wide£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

492. A LATE 18TH CENTURY FRENCH GOLDMOUNTED TORTOISESHELL OVAL BOX, the hingedcover mounted with a possibly later painted plaque, depicting a groupof figures with distant shipping, within a border of cut steel points,7.5cm (see illustration on page 66)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

493. A SILVER OVAL TRINKET BOX, the tortoiseshell toppique inset with a medallion and musical trophies, within a border ofcornucopia, the sides with repeated foliate decoration, on shaped legs,by William Comyns & Sons, London 1910, 8cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

494. A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL CARDCASE, inlaid in mother of pearl with flowers, 10.5cm, and an Easterncarved wooden rectangular card case, each side carved with animalsamidst jungle foliage, 9cm (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

495. A GEORGE III SILVER SHOVEL FORM CADDYSPOON, with turned ivory handle, by Samuel Pemberton,Birmingham, 1804, 7.8cm long; another George III silver caddy spoon,with shaped outline, by Thomas James, Birmingham 1810, 9.6cm, and aVictorian silver caddy spoon, with scalloped bowl, by Joseph Fulton,Exeter 1852, 10 cm (3)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

496. AN 18TH CENTURY SILVER MOTE SPOON, withpierced bowl, marks indistinct, 13.5cm long; and an early VictorianScottish silver fiddle pattern condiment spoon by Marshall & Sons,Edinburgh 1840 (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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497. A 19TH CENTURY YELLOW MOUNTEDAGATE SNUFF BOX, of stepped and chamfered rectangularform, unmarked, 4.8cm wide£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

498. A 19TH CENTURY AGATE OVALVINAIGRETTE with yellow metal mounts and simple piercedhinged grille, 3.4cm wide, and another 19th Century hardstonevinaigrette, the faceted rectangular top and bottom with roundedcorners, and having foliate mounts and pierced gilt grille, 3.1cm wide(both unmarked) (2) £200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

499. A GEORGE III SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, with engraved decoration and pierced gilt grille,by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1807, 4.7cm long and a Victoriansilver vinaigrette of shaped rectangular form by Aston & Son.,Birmingham 1857, 3.5cm (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

500. A GEORGE III SILVER VINAIGRETTE, in the formof a bag, with twin loop handles and chequered engraving, theinterior with pierced gilt grille, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham1819, 2.8cm wide£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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501. A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY ENAMEL,GILT METAL AND MOTHER OF PEARL OPERAGLASSES, painted with courting couples within gardenlandscapes, cased, together with a Continental porcelain scentbottle, painted with a portrait of a queen and with gilt metal mounts(2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

502. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR NIPSwith shaped scrolling outline and scallop grips, maker’s mark ILstruck twice, possibly John Lias, circa 1800, 11.5cm£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

503. AN EDWARDIAN 9CT GOLD VESTA CASEengraved with scrolling foliage, Chester 1905, 4.3cm high; togetherwith a similar 9ct gold sovereign case, Birmingham 1909; and a 9ctgold small mesh purse, with snap clasp, on chain, 34g overall (3)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

504. A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, of shapedrectangular outline, engraved with stylised foliage, by FrederickMarson, 1889, 9.5cm high, another smaller card case, of slightlycurved design, Birmingham 1909, and a 19th Century mother ofpearl card case, edged and inlaid with engraved white metal borders,10.3cm (3)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

505. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PURSE, embossed andengraved with birds and scrolling foliage, on chain, by William HenrySparrow, Birmingham 1903, 7cm wide, two further similar silverpurses, one Birmingham 1910, the other with marks worn, and a lateVictorian silver card case, with ivory aide memoiré to the interior, byWilliam Hayes, Birmingham 1896, 10.3cm (4)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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506. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BABY’S RATTLEAND WHISTLE, hung with bells and with coral teether, by Hilliard& Thomason, Birmingham 1884, 9cm; and a silver baby’s rattlemodelled as a teddy bear, with mother of pearl teethers by W.H.Collins & Co, Chester 1961, 8cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

507. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SOVEREIGN CASE,engraved with stylised foliage, by Minshull & Latimer, Birmingham 1891,two similar, of plain design, Birmingham 1909, and two foliate engraveddouble sovereign cases, Birmingham 1910 and 1912 (5)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

508. A WILLIAM IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, engravedwith foliage and with pierced gilt hinged grille, maker T.S., Birmingham1834, 2.6cm; and a late Victorian silver box, of shaped oval outline,engraved with scrollwork, by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham 1879,6.2cm (2)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

509. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER HEART SHAPEDSCENT BOTTLE, repoussé decorated with scrolling foliage, byReynolds & Westwood, Birmingham 1903, 6.3cm high; another, of plainoval design, by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1914, 6.5cm; and asilver miniature hand mirror, Birmingham 1921, 7cm (3)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

510. A COLLECTION OF SIX VICTORIAN ANDEDWARDIAN SILVER VESTA CASES, five of them withfoliate engraved decoration, together with three silver cigarette cases,17oz overall (9)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

511. A GEORGE IV SILVER AND MOTHER OF PEARLFRUIT KNIFE, by Joseph Law, John Oxley & Henry Atkin, Sheffield1826, 7cm, a miniature silver circular box and cover, Birmingham 1900,a wrythen propelling pencil by Sampson Mordan, unmarked, threefurther small silver pencils, a silver thimble, a miniature button hook,and a pair of miniature glass cruet jars, the covers stamped Sterling(11)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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512. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CHATELAINE, pierceddecorated with scrolling foliage, suspending five lozenge link chainswith accessories comprising a purse, scissors in case, oval mirror withsliding cover, needle case, and tape measure, by Levi & Salaman,Birmingham 1901, the attachments all 1901 or earlier, 34.5cm longoverall, and an additional scissor case£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

513. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CHATELAINE, ofshaped outline and hung with three further panels, all embossed withclassical figures and scrollwork, suspending five chains with accessoriescomprising an aide memoire, thimble case, needle case, button hookand propelling pencil, by Stuart Clifford, London 1891, the attachmentslate 19th Century (button hook and pencil appear unmarked), 32.5cmlong overall£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

514. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CHATELAINE, piercedecorated with flowers and foliage within a beaded oval border, hungwith a further shaped panel pierce decorated with cherubs,suspending five lozenge link chains with accessories comprising a penknife, rectangular pierced case, and thimble case, by Crey & Co, London1893, attachments late 19th Century (thimble case appearsunmarked), 35cm long overall£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

515. TWO GRADUATED MEXICAN SILVER MODELHATS, with embossed decoration, together with four Mexican silverpeppers, a pair of lobed small dishes and an ashtray, all stampedSterling 925, six further South American ashtrays and a paper knife, allstamped 900, a silver ashtray, a white metal scent bottle withturquoise and red jewelled decoration, 21oz overall (qty)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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516. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TOPPED CUTGLASS SCENT BOTTLE, the hinged top repoussé decoratedwith flowers and scrolling foliage, by Charles Henry Dumenil, London1893, the globular body with flattened sides, cut with stylisedflowerhead design, 15cm high, and a pair of slightly smaller silvertopped scent bottles, with hobnail and slice cut flattened glass bodies,London 1889, 13.5cm high (3)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)


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517. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TOPPED CUTGLASS SCENT BOTTLE, the hinged top repoussé decoratedwith scrolling foliage, by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham 1897, andhaving hobnail and slice cut globular glass body, 13.5cm high, andanother similar, the spirally lobed hinged silver top by W.W. Harrison &Co, Sheffield 1898, 13.5cm high (2)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

518. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TOPPED CUT GLASSSCENT BOTTLE, repoussé decorated with stylised scrollingfoliage, by William Devenport, Birmingham c1905 (date letter rubbed),with globular cut glass body, 12.5cm high, and four further smaller lateVictorian and later silver topped cut glass scent bottles (5)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

519. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TOPPED CUTGLASS JAR, the top repoussé decorated with scrolling foliage byC.C. May & Sons, Birmingham 1899, 9.5cm wide, together with acollection of five further silver topped glass jars, and a scent bottle (7)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

520. A SILVER TOPPED CUT GLASS LARGE POWDERJAR, with engine turned top, by A.R. Horder & Co, Birmingham 1937,13.5cm diameter; a Victorian silver topped rectangular glass jar,London 1855, 10cm; and a Continental blue glass jar, the unmarkedwhite metal cover decorated with a spray of flowers with insetmother of pearl cabochon, 5cm diameter (3)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

521. A FRENCH ART NOUVEAU SILVER CIRCULARBOX AND COVER, the cover with embossed roundel depicting aportrait of young girl and sinuous foliage, within a border of giltheightened blue guilloche enamel (af), 12cm wide£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

522. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER GILT OVALSKIPPET BOX, the top engraved with the Arms of OxfordUniversity, the base inscribed ‘Presented to H.R.H. The Prince Consort onreceiving the Freedom of the City of Oxford’, by Charles Rawlins andWilliam Summers, London 1846, 9cm long (see illustration on page 77)£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

523. A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL YELLOWMETAL MOUNTED GLASS SCENT BOTTLE ANDSTOPPER, pierced and embossed with scrolling foliage, 8cm high;together with another faceted glass small scent bottle, with giltmounts (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

524. A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, of oval section,with textured decoration by John Reily, London 1806, 6cm wide£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

525. A 19TH CENTURY DUTCH SILVER BOX, of shapedsquare outline, engraved with a basket of flowers, 5cm wide; aContinental silver snuff box of reeded rectangular form, 5.2cm; a 19thCentury circular white metal patch box, with chequered mother ofpearl inset lid; and a Continental silver and blue guilloche enamel smallcircular box and cover (4)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

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526. A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL AND GOLDPIQUÉ WORK CYLINDRICAL NEEDLE CASE, inlaid withspiralling ivy leaves, 13cm long; together with a 19th Centurytortoiseshell circular box and cover, the cover with central gold boss,with gold inset ropetwist border, 7.8cm (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

527. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER GILTSEWING SET, comprising scissors, owl and needle case (lackingthimble), in fitted burr walnut oval case, 12.5cm wide, two silver filigreemounted small scent bottles, a silver cheroot case, a needle case, amesh coin purse, and two gilt magnifying glasses (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

528. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH MOTHER OF PEARLRECTANGULAR NECESSAIRE, containing a range of silvergilt accessories, including a needle case, scissors with blade guard, fivevarious thread reels, and a needle, also a miniature cut glass scentbottle, and an embroidered needle case in the form of a shoe, onivory bun feet, 13cm wide£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

529. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH MOTHER OFPEARL VENEERED RECTANGULAR BOX, fitted with apair of faceted glass scent bottles, 6.5cm wide, and a similarrectangular box and cover, 10.5cm wide (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

530. A MID 19TH CENTURY DUTCH SCENT BOTTLE,the waisted, faceted glass body with pierced and engraved yellowmetal mounts and hinged cover, indistinctly marked, 13.5cm high (seeillustration on page 70)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

531. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SPECTACLES, withtortoiseshell bordered circular lenses, and folding sides, incuse maker’smark I.S. possibly Joseph Steward, London 1795, in shagreen case£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

532. A GEORGE III SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFFBOX, with engine turned decoration and reeded sides, by MatthewLinwood, Birmingham 1816, 6.2cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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533. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTYVINAIGRETTE, in the form of an egg, engraved with scrollingfoliage, the screw cover revealing a hinged pierce decorated gilt grille,byYapp & Woodward, Birmingham 1853, 4.5cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

534. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER EGG SHAPED TEAINFUSER, with floral and foliate engraved decoration, maker’sinitials C.F. possibly Charles Favell, Sheffield 1880, 4.5cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

535. A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER EGGSHAPED BOX, engraved with simple stylised foliage andstrapwork, maker’s initials I.E.S. probably Johann Erik Sallman, and withfurther indistinct 84 and St Petersburg marks, 4.5cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

536. A MODERN SILVER EGG SHAPED BOX, of plaindesign, by Brian Leslie Fuller, London 1980, 4.5cm£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

537. A GEORGE III SILVER BALL SHAPED TEAINFUSER, with bright cut border, no visible maker’s mark,Birmingham 1798, 2.5cm, together with a similar egg shaped teainfuser, apparently unmarked, 3.5cm (2) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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538. A GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULAR PATCH BOX,with domed cover, maker’s mark I.T. Birmingham 1798, 2.3cm wide;another, of oval form with hinged cover, engraved with stylised foliage,by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1809, 2.3cm; another similar, the lidengraved ‘Wafers’ by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1816, 2.8cm; andtwo small circular boxes, maker’s marks only I.T. & T.S. (5)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

539. A WILLIAM IV SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, engraved with flowers and with pierced gilt grille,maker’s mark T.S., Birmingham 1831, 3cm; a George III rectangularsmall vinaigrette engraved with a flowerhead and foliage, with simplepierced grille, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1804, 2.2cm; andanother by the same maker (lacks grille) (3)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

540. A GEORGE III SILVER CADDY SPOON, of shovelform, with engraved decoration and mother of pearl handle, byWilliam Pugh, Birmingham 1808, 7.8cm long; another, with fiddlepattern handle, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1807; an earlyVictorian caddy spoon, the shaped bowl engraved with a floweringplant, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1844; and one other 19thCentury shovel form caddy spoon (marks indistinct and handlebroken) (4)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

541. A MID 18TH CENTURY SILVER APPLE CORER,with plain, slightly tapered handle, maker’s mark only T.H. crowned,14cm long£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

542. FIVE MODERN SILVER DECANTER LABELS, forSherry, Gin, Malt, Port and Whisky, another with shaped border forMalt, and seven various silver plated decanter labels, to includeHollands, White Wine, Claret and Madeira (13)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

543. A 19TH CENTURY GOLD PLATED FOB SEAL,pierce decorated and with cornelian inset seal, four further 19thCentury gilt seals, a silver mounted swivel fob seal, two further silverseals, two other seals, and an unmounted hardstone seal (11)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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544. A PAIR OF SILVER MODEL HORSESHOES, by FrancisHoward Ltd, Sheffield 1978, each 5.5cm high, in fitted case; together witha modern small silver figure of a huntsman with gundog, 3.8cm high (3)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

545. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER NEEDLE CASE, oftapered cylindrical form, maker’s mark only for Joseph Willmore, 8.2cm,another, of reeded oval section, by Samuel Pemberton, 7.5cm, a silvermother of pearl fruit knife, by Edmund Bell, Sheffield 1902, anothersilver fruit knife, Sheffield 1902, a modern silver novelty cigar piercerdecorated as a rifle, a nail file, and three other small items (9)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

546. A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER MINIATURETYGS, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1904, 3.6cmhigh, a similar slightly taller example, Birmingham 1904, 4.6cm; aminiature chamberstick, Birmingham 1902, 3.3cm high; and a miniaturebeaker, Birmingham 2009, 4.5cm high, 4oz overall£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

547. A SILVER CIRCULAR WAFER BOX, the hinged coverwith engraved cross, London 1955, 5cm wide, and a collection offurther small silver comprising a seal, another with silver handle, twosmall funnels, an oval pill box, a key fob, a thimble, an embossed smallboat shaped dish and a whistle, together with a silver plated noveltydog’s head whistle (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

548. A 9CT GOLD CASED ‘BAKER’S POINTERPENCIL’, a gold plated pencil, two silver ‘Yard-o-Led’ pencils, a silverpen, a silver plated pencil, a Conway Stewart fountain pen, one other,and a vintage Biro, boxed (9)£60-100 (plus 27% BP*)

549. A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER MODELPALANQUIN, with bearers, by Wang Hing, 11.5cm long; a similarsmall condiment, modelled as a gourd in a rickshaw, by Hung Chong,10cm long; a further similar model of a push cart, by Zee Wo, a miniaturemodel boat, another palanquin, and two oxen harnessed to a yoke (6)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

550. A SPANISH SILVER MODEL, of an articulated fish, withinset cabochon red stone eyes, 12cm long£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

551. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, with foliate engraved decoration and pierced giltgrille, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1853, 3cm long; a silver rectangularsnuff box, with engine turned decoration, Chester 1918, 5.3cm, a silvervesta case, and two silver cigarette cases, approximately 7oz (5)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

552. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a lateVictorian repoussé decorated oval small box and cover, Birmingham1896, 7cm, a similar circular box and cover, a matchbox cover, a stag’shead menu holder, Birmingham 1911, an overlaid glass scent bottleand stopper, and a small collection of plated objects and coins (qty)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

553. A CONTINENTAL EARLY 20TH CENTURYSILVER MODEL OF A WATERING CAN, repoussédecorated with gardening scenes, import marks for George Bedingham,London 1909, 8cm high; and four other similar silver miniature models,comprising an oil lamp, Birmingham 1919; a repoussé decorated table,Birmingham 1903; a similar oval dish, Birmingham 1905; and aContinental cup, with flared lobed body and scroll handle (5)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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554. AN 18TH CENTURY SILVER TODDY LADLE, thebowl inset with a George II coin, and having whalebone twist handle,marks indistinct, and another similar, inset with a George III coin (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

555. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER KING’SPATTERN CADDY SPOON, by Chawner & Co, London 1849,two pairs of silver sugar tongs with trellis pierced decoration, twofurther silver sugar tongs, and a small collection of silver, white metaland other teaspoons and souvenir spoons, two with enamelled bowls(qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

556. A LATE 18TH CENTURY SILVER ANDTORTOISESHELL OVAL BOX, the tortoiseshell cover lined inivory and having applied oval engraved armorial plaque, 9.8cm wide(lacking hinges) (see illustration on page 77)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

557. A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVERSEALING WAX CASE, the tubular triform body with oval sealtop, maker’s marks only, W.B. struck twice, 12cm long£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

558. A CONTINENTAL LATE 18TH CENTURYTORTOISESHELL AND SILVER INLAID SNUFF BOX,of scalloped form, the lid inlaid with sectional figures, animals, birds andfoliage, having scalloped hinges, the underside further inlaid with afoliate roundel incorporating two birds, 10cm wide (see illustration onpage 77)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

559. A VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL SNUFF BOX, thehinged cover with pierced stylised foliate overlay, having gilt interior,and match striker panel to the underside, by Henry William Dee,London 1877, 7cm wide (see illustration on page 77)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

560. A GEORGE III SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFFBOX, the cover engraved with an oval panel of flowers and musicaltrophies on a sunburst ground, the base further engraved with stylisedfoliage, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1818, 6.3cm wide£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

561. A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVERRECTANGULAR SNUFF BOX, with rounded corners, thehinged top with engraved armorial between two bands of strapwork,the interior with indistinct maker’s mark only N?, 7.3cm wide£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

562. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARBOX AND COVER, the domed cover repoussé decorated with abutterfly and flowering foliage, by Mappin & Webb, London 1894,6.5cm wide£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

563. A LATE 19TH CENTURY HANAU BOX, in the formof a fleur-de-lys, with embossed and engraved decoration and hingedcover, marks for Simon Rosenau, and stamped 800, 6.3cm, and a 19thCentury Continental oval box, embossed with stylised flowers andfoliage and having hinged cover, apparently unmarked, 6.6 oz (2) (seeillustration on page 77)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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564. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER AND CHAMPLEVEENAMEL SNUFF BOX, of elongated octagonal form, withdomed, hinged cover, decorated in blue and green enamel with apeacock and stylised foliage, the sides with repeated stylisedflowerheads, apparently unmarked, 5cm wide (enamel AF)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

565. A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER TEASTRAINER, of shaped rectangular outline, with foliate cast borderand shaped swing handle, St Petersburg 1844, 6cm wide, togetherwith another 19th Century oval swing handled tea strainer, unmarked,6cm wide, and another, circular example (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

566. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RUSSIANCLOISONNÉ ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE, decorated toboth sides with stylised flowering foliage on a textured gilt ground,with gilt metal interior, 10.1cm long (see illustration on page 77)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

567. AN 18TH CENTURY IVORY RECTANGULARTOOTHPICK CASE, with gilt metal mounted plaque, 6cm wide,an early 19th Century tortoiseshell rectangular snuff box, the texturedhinged cover with raised, reeded borders, 9cm wide, and a small agatecup (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

568. A CONTINENTAL SILVER MOUNTED MOTHEROF PEARL SHELL SNUFF BOX, with hinged cover, unmarked,6.5cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

569. A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL AGATEDOME TOPPED BOX, with gilt metal banded mounts, 5.5cm wide£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)


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570. AN 18TH CENTURY BONE CYLINDRICALSMALL BOX, the cover inset with an enamel roundel inscribed‘Sweets to the Sweet’, 2.7cm diameter, together with two 18thCentury enamel patch boxes, one with cover painted en grisaille witha courting couple, and inscribed ‘Look Without and Think of Me, Lookwithin my Love you’ll see’, the other with a bird on a fence, on a deepblue ground (all AF) (3)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

571. AN 18TH CENTURY ENAMEL EGG SHAPEDBOX, with crackled blue ground, the hinged cover inscribed ‘Longmay you Live and be Happy’, 5cm long (AF), a small 19th Centuryenamel egg shaped pendant, with speckled green ground, hinged toreveal two glazed compartments, 2.5cm, and another 19th Centuryenamel egg shaped pendant, the white ground painted with floralsprays, 5cm (3)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

572. A GEORGE IV SILVER VINAIGRETTE, rectangularwith raised foliate border and pierced hinged gilt grille, by FrancisClark, Birmingham 1829, 3cm long, and a George IV miniature silvervinaigrette with chamfered decoration, by John Bettridge, Birmingham1822, 1.8cm (2)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

573. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER EGGSHAPED NUTMEG GRATER, maker’s initials only (indistinct),4cm high, and another small egg shaped box, perhaps a thimble case,engraved with scrolling foliage, unmarked, 3.5cm (2) (see illustration onpage 73)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

574. A SILVER CIRCULAR BOX, modelled as a texturedmacaroon, and mounted with a silver gilt fly to the hinged cover,maker’s initials S.T.D., London 1979, 4.2cm diameter, together with aMexican silver box modelled as a strawberry, with swivel openings,4.5cm long (2) (see illustration on page 78)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

575. A SILVER AND ENAMEL RECTANGULARCOMPACT, the engine turned box with pale orange guillocheenamel cover, and fitted interior, import marks for H.C. Freeman Ltd,London 1927, 5.5cm, together with a silver and black enamel cigarettecase, also with import marks for H.C. Freeman Ltd, London 1926,7.8cm, 4.5oz (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

576. A SILVER SPOON, by Leslie Gordon Durbin, London 1953,14cm long£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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577. A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER ARTS ANDCRAFTS LONG SPOON, by Keswick School of Industrial Arts,Birmingham 1898, with planished circular bowl and tapering handle,20cm long£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

578. A GEORGE III SILVER CADDY SPOON, withscalloped bowl and bright cut handle, by Hester Bateman, London1782, 7.1cm long, an early 19th Century silver caddy spoon, the lobedoval bowl with filigree centre, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1807,6.1cm, and a pair of mid 18th Century silver sugar nips, maker’s markW.H. and lion passant marks only struck twice, 11.5cm (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

579. A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER NAPKINRING, decorated with stylised scroll work and with traces of niellodecoration, 1863, and a late 19th Century Russian silver sifter spoon,and similar sugar tongs, both Moscow 1887 (3)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

580. A FRENCH SILVER CIRCULAR BOX AND COVER,with chequered decoration, 5.5cm diameter, and a silver rectangularcase, with textured decoration, import marks for London 1925, 8cm (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

Day Two581. A DANISH SILVER OVAL SMALL DISH, by GeorgJensen, with simple embossed border, on ball feet, 7cm wide, togetherwith a Continental silver and green guilloche enamel oval box,stamped 925, 4.4cm wide (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

582. A 9CT GOLD CIRCULAR MANICURE TOOL, byAsprey & Co. Ltd, with engine turned decoration, fitted with steelscissors, blade and nail file, 3.6cm diameter£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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583. A SILVER PROPELLING PENCIL, by Sampson Mordan& Co, London 1922, 7cm, another Mordan silver pencil, two othersilver pencils, a modern silver decanter label for Sherry, a 19thCentury novelty pin cushion, modelled as a swing handled bucket,and a cut steel thimble holder of bucket form (7)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

584. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWO PIECE BELTBUCKLE, pierced and engraved with stylised foliage, by JohnThompson & Sons, Birmingham 1902, an Edwardian silver belt, formedof panels embossed and pierced with daisies, another silver twopiece belt buckle, of scrolling design, Birmingham 1979, a Continentalfoliate cast belt buckle, and a plated two piece belt buckle piercedand engraved with thistles (8)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

585. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MINIATUREMODEL OF A TABLE, with matching chair, embossed withcherubs and scrolls, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1901, table4.3cm wide; a white metal filigree model of a car, a similar carriage,and a plated model of a horse and cart (5)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

586. A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX, of curved formand with rounded ends, engraved with scrolling foliage, by JosephWillmore, Birmingham 1807, 7cm long; together with a miniaturesilver hexagonal box and cover, maker P.S. London 980, 2cm high, aChinese model of a rickshaw, six Chinese coffee spoons with leafand flower bowls, and a miniature filigree nef (qty)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

587. A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED LEATHERBELT, with two piece clasp to one side, buckle and keeper to theother, relief decorated with cherubs, urns and scrolling foliage,maker’s initials, J.B. possibly John Batson, London 1876£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

588. A 9CT GOLD CIGARETTE CASE, with banded engineturned decoration, by Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1930, 8.3cm high,71.8g overall (see illustration on page 70)£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

589. A LATE VICTORIAN 9CT GOLD CASEDPENCIL, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1900, 7.8cm long,in fitted case, and a 9ct gold penknife, with steel blades, 7cm long (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

590. A SILVER YACHTING ASHTRAY by Benzie of Cowes,the pivot lid with a pair of crossed enamel flags, suspended from aweighted grey velvet sash, London 1924, 10cm wide£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

591. A GEORGE IV SILVER CADDY SPOON, with lobedcircular bowl and bright cut handle, by Ledsam & Vale, Birmingham1822, 6cm long; together with a white metal filigree work caddyspoon (2)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

592. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SPECTACLESCASE, by Joseph Whitten, Birmingham 1896, a silver bladed ivoryfolding pen knife, Sheffield 1910, a Continental propelling pencil,stamped 800, and a quantity of assorted pocket watches, a bangle(AF), cased, and other items£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)


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593. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED ROYALWORCESTER TEA SERVICE, the porcelain decorated in greenand puce with ribbon tied swags and medallions, the silver mountsintricately pierced and embossed with flowers, ‘C’ scrolls and trelliswork, by William Comyns & Sons, London and Birmingham 1907 and1908, comprising teapot, the hinged cover with rose finial, sucrier, milkjug, and six cups and saucers£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

594. A VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER MOUNTEDCOCONUT CUP, with lobed rim, on three shell capped legs withstepped pad feet, maker’s mark I.M. or J.M., Dublin 1879, 11cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

595. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER DESK CLIP, piercedand embossed with cherubs and scrolling foliage in a heart shapedoutline, by Grey & Co, London 1900, 8cm high, together with anEdwardian silver rectangular pen wipe, two silver cigarette cases, and aplated circular pill box, 8.5oz weighable (5)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

596. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTYPROPELLING PENCIL, in the form of a butter knife, with pistolgrip handle forming the cover, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London1882, 11.2cm; another silver propelling pencil by Sampson Mordan &Co, three further gold plated examples by the same maker, and sevenfurther propelling pencils (12)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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597. A VINTAGE WATERMAN’S ‘IDEAL’ SILVERMOUNTED FOUNTAIN PEN, with textured decoration,stamped Sterling, 13.8cm, two further Vintage silver mountedfountain pens, a silver Yard-O-Led pen and pencil, boxed, two furthersilver Yard-O-Led pencils, and a similar silver Eversharp pencil (8)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

598. A GEORGE IV SILVER OVAL SNUFF BOX, thehinged cover with a later oval enamel plaque, painted with a portraitof a gentleman, the reverse inscribed ‘H.B., R.A.’, maker’s mark R.P.,possibly Robert Peppin, London 1824, 10.8cm long£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

599. A COLLECTION OF SILVER PROOF COINS,comprising: Canada Winter Olympics 1976 four coin proof set;Panama 1972 20 Balboas; Bahamas $10 1973 (X 2); Jamaica $251979 (X 2); and Turks & Caicos Islands $10 1979, all boxed withcertificates, a United Kingdom’s silver proof £1 coin, 1984, boxed,and a small collection of general World coins and bank notes,including six sets of Britain’s first decimal coins (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

600. A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER FILIGREE CARDCASE, with a repeated scroll and stylised flowerhead design, 9cmhigh, a Chinese miniature model of a rickshaw, 10cm long, and anengraved card case, the hinged cover stamped ‘Lee’s Patent’, 5.5cm(3)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

601. AN 18K GOLD RECTANGULAR BOX, by Van Cleef &Arpels, with textured basket weave decoration, stamped ‘Van Cleef &Arpels N.Y. 14111, 18K’, 4.1cm wide, 35g (see illustration on page 70)£500-800 (plus 27% BP*)

602. AN 18K GOLD RECTANGULAR FOLDINGPHOTOGRAPH FRAME, by Van Cleef & Arpels, with texturedbasket weave decoration and clasp, opening to reveal a hingeddouble sided aperture, stamped ‘V.C.A. N.Y., 20 v 2-8, 18K’ 3.8cmhigh, 31g overall (see illustration on page 70)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

603. A 15CT GOLD POWDER COMPACT, of square form,with banded and engine turned decoration, and having diamond setthumbpiece (one stone lacking) by Frederick Thomas Buckthorpe,London 1921, 9cm wide, 210g (see illustration on page 70)£2500-3500 (plus 27% BP*)

604. AN EARLY VICTORIAN TURQUOISETORTOISESHELL AND BRASS BOULLEMARQUETRY TOILET BOX, inlaid in mother of pearlscrolling foliage, engraved to the cartouche ‘S.H. Noble, August 2nd1850’, the fully fitted interior containing a range of silver toppedglass jars, and mother of pearl handle manicure items, maker T.W.possibly Thomas Whitehead, London 1849, the lid with inset mirrorand letter wallet, 30.5cm wide£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

605. A SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL KIDNEYSHAPED LARGE JEWELLERY CASKET, the hinged lidpiqué inset with a classical medallion and swags of husks, on piercedand shaped supports, by William Comyns Ltd, London 1911, 22.5cmwide£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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606. A VICTORIAN SILVER CHATELAINE, with spectaclescase, pierce decorated with flowers and scrolling foliage by Rosenthal,Jacob & Co, London 1883, and further hung with a pair of tortoiseshelland gilt metal lorgnettes, and a plated propelling pencil, and anEdwardian silver mounted ivory page turner, London 1907 (2)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

607. A FRENCH SILVER TASTE-VIN, with lobed andembossed decoration, and loop handle, 7.5cm wide; and a Frenchsilver tea strainer, with swivel bowl above a circular pan with turnedhardwood side handle, 14.5cm long overall (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

608. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a setof five trefid pattern teaspoons by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1893;a George III fiddle pattern mustard spoon by Sarah & John WilliamBlake, London 1811; a pair of sugar tongs with claw ends, Birmingham1927, and a Continental shaped oval small dish, inset with an ovalLimoges porcelain plaque, approximately 5oz weighable, together witha gilt metal mounted mother o’ pearl oval small box, a similar smalldish, and a set of six silver plated fish knives and forks (qty)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

609. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY RUSSIANSILVER PAPER KNIFE, with engraved decoration, by IosifAbramovich Marshak, 24.5cm long.£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

610. A LATE 19TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVERMINIATURE CHAIR, with open arms and tall panelled back,import marks for John George Smith, London 1898, 6cm high, and asimilar miniature silver hexagonal table, on tripod base, import marksfor London 1901, 4cm wide (2)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

611. A SET OF THREE WILLIAM IV SILVERDECANTER LABELS, for Claret, Madeira and Sherry, chased andengraved with scallop and fruiting vine, and with pierced titles, byCharles Reily & George Stores, London 1830 & 1831, and a modernsilver crescent shaped decanter label for Brandy (4)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

612. A LATE 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL ANDSILVER PIQUÉ INSET PURSE, further decorated with agarland of silver, gold and mother of pearl flowers within a zig-zagouter border, 8.5cm£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

613. A 1930’S TORTOISESHELLCOMPACT/CIGARETTE CASE, the interior fitted with twohinged compartments, a bevelled mirror and ivory aide memoiredivider, and cigarette compartment, 12cm, together with twotortoiseshell veneered and mother of pearl inlaid models ofmandolins, 20.5cm (3)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

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614. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED GLASSLIQUEUR SET, comprising two wrythen decanters and stoppers,the silver mounts pierced and embossed with flowers, ‘C’ scroll andtrellis work, and six cylindrical glasses, the silver cup holder mountspierced and embossed with cherubs, one decanter by Goldsmiths &Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1896, the other by William Comyns & Sons,London 1907, the cup golders also by Comyns, Birmingham 1896 &1897, decanters 20cm high, in fitted case£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

615. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DUTCH SILVERMOUNTED BLACK VELVET EVENING BAG, the claspmounts and attached chatelaine clip relief decorated with figures andscrollwork, import marks for William Moering, London 1900, 17cm wide;together with another similar Continental bag and clasp, stamped 800 (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

616. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER EASEL DRESSINGTABLE MIRROR, the circular plate within a border embossedwith flowers and scrollwork, on trestle support by Henry Hobson &Sons, Birmingham 1903, 24.5cm high£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

617. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MINIATUREPEPPER MODELLED AS A MILK CHURN, Chester 1892,3cm high; a silver miniature dome topped pepper, Birmingham 1919, asilver miniature hand mirror, a white metal circular box with piercedcover, a silver miniature box, the flowerhead cover centred with acabochon opal, a white metal model of a bird, on circular base, and asmall model of a windmill (7)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

618. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PROPELLINGPENCIL, Birmingham 1876, another propelling pencil withbloodstone inset seal, by Sampson Mordan & Co., a further small silverpropelling pencil, a silver trowel bookmark with mother o’pearlhandle, and an Edwardian sealing wax holder, engraved with scrollingfoliage and with hinged compartment, Birmingham 1902. (5)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

619. A GEORGE III SILVER CADDY SPOON, of scallopedform, maker B.Co, Birmingham 1801, 5.2cm; another, engraved to thebowl with a flowering plant, by John Thropp, Birmingham 1811, and a19th century Scottish provincial silver mustard spoon (3)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

620. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER HANDLED IVORYPAGE TURNER, with foliate embossed decoration, by Deakin &Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1903, 30.5cm long; a similar silver and ivoryletter opener, Birmingham 1901, 24.5cm long; and a late Victorian silvermounted tortoiseshell page turner, London 1899, 30cm (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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621. A SET OF THREE SILVER MOUNTED DARTS,with faceted grips, and feather flights, by Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham1937, cased£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

622. A COLLECTION OF FOUR LATE VICTORIANSILVER HEART SHAPED TRINKET BOXES, repoussédecorated with foliage and ‘C’ scrolls, 1889-1901, largest 5cm wide;and a heart shaped jewellery box, on pad feet, Birmingham 1911,6cm wide (5)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

623. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TRINKET BOX, ofelongated oval form, repoussé decorated with scrolling foliage,Birmingham 1896, 9.5cm wide; a similar oval trinket box, Birmingham1896, 6.5cm wide; two similar circular small boxes and covers; and asilver topped cut glass oval jar, the tortoiseshell inset lid piquédecorated with birds and a flowering branch, Birmingham 1908,7.5cm (5)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

624. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER TASTEVIN, with lobed and embossed decoration, marks for PierreHippolyte Fournerot, Paris circa 1850, 7cm diameter£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

625. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SMALL HIP FLASK,marks rubbed, inscription dated 1880, 7cm wide, and another,Birmingham 1922, 5cm wide, together with a late Victorian silvershaving brush, Birmingham 1899 (3)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

626. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY TRUMPSMARKER, in the form of a sundial, on baluster column and circularbase, by M Bros, Birmingham 1907, 6.5cm high overall, and a pair ofsilver snooker cue chalk holders, with engine turned decoration,Birmingham 1987 and 1988, 2.5cm wide (3)£50-70 (plus 27% BP*)

627. A LATE 18TH CENTURY BONE APPLE CORER,with turned decoration, 12cm long overall, and a 19th Centuryunmarked folding corkscrew with tapered handle, 9cm (2)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

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628. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY PINCUSHION, in the form of a heeled shoe, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd,Birmingham 1893, 8cm, and a 19th Century oval pin cushion in theform of a basket, embossed with flowers and thistles, 2.5cm (2)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

629. A GEORGE III SILVER PEPPER, of oval form, onreeded pedestal foot, by Thomas Robins, London 1803, 7cm high;together with a late Victorian silver vase shaped pepper embossedwith flowers and scrolling foliage, London 1887, 8.5cm high (2)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

630. A GEORGE III SILVER WINE FUNNEL, with reededborders, by Ann Robertson, Newcastle circa 1810, 14cm, 3.5oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

631. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HANDLED IVORYSMALL LETTER OPENER, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham1894, 21cm, another small silver mounted ivory letter opener,London 1919, 10.5cm, a silver poultry skewer, with plain loop handle,by Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1936, 15cm, a silver fruit knife with mother ofpearl handle, a late Victorian silver catheter (?), and three silvertopped hat pins (8)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

632. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CUT-OUTLETTER DECANTER LABEL, modelled as a ‘B’, withengraved decoration by Charles Rawlings & William Summers, London1844, 3.5cm£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

633. A GEORGE IV SILVER ETUI CASE, of tapered form,maker T.H., London 1827 (lacks fittings), 6.5cm, two silver oval boxes,Birmingham 1911 & 1919, a small silver heart shaped box, and asmall square box with foliate engraved lid, stamped 925 (5)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

634. TWO SILVER MINIATURE HAND MIRRORS,engraved with ribbon tied swags, Birmingham 1919 & 1920, 6.5cmlong, two further silver miniature hand mirrors, a small silver circularcompact, and an Edwardian silver heart shaped small dish, withpierced and embossed border, Birmingham 1902, 7cm (6)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

635. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER HEART SHAPEDMENU HOLDER by Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd, Chester 1904,3.5cm, and another by the same maker in the form of a fish, on ovalbase, London 1931 (2)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

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636. AN AMERICAN SILVER MINIATURE PAIL, byTiffany & Co, No. 24061, 4cm wide, an American silver miniaturewatering can, 7cm high, a Chinese silver small bowl, engraved withfoliage and with three dragon supports by Wang Hing, 4cm wide, anda Continental white metal model of a pheasant, 16cm long (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

637. A GEORGE III SILVER SIFTER SPOON, with brightcut handle and scalloped bowl, by Eley & Fearn, London 1806, a lateVictorian silver sifter spoon, with twist figural stem, Birmingham 1885,a silver tea strainer spoon, with foliate pierced handle, and a silverpatent pickle grabber, Birmingham 1909 (4)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

638. A GEORGE IV SILVER SMALL TODDY LADLE, withreeded border and whalebone twist handle, by Solomon Rayes,London 1821, 17cm long; and a George IV silver caddy spoon, withscalloped bowl and bright-cut handle, by William Seaman, London1824, 8.5cm (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

639. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MINIATURE OILLAMP, on oval pedestal foot, by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders &James F.H. Shepherd, Chester 1906, 8.5cm long, and a Dunhill silverplated lighter (2)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

640. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTYVINAIGRETTE AND SCENT BOTTLE in the form of abugle, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1872, 7.5cm long£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

641. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARVESTA AND STAMP CASE, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London1893, 5.5cm, and another slim vesta case by the same maker, London1885, 3.8cm (2)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

642. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER VESTA CASE, with circularenamel Masonic roundel to the front, by Walker & Hall, Chester 1906,5.5cm£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

643. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY BABY’SRATTLE, in the form of a gavel, by Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham1903, 11cm long£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

644. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER MOUNTED HORNSNUFF MULL, the hinged cover inset with a circular agatecabochon, unmarked, 7cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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645. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER MOUNTED HORNSNUFF MULL, with engraved and shaped mounts, and oval insetagate cabochon to the hinged cover, unmarked, 9.5cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

646. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER MOUNTED HORNSNUFF MULL, the hinged cover set with a faceted pale greenpaste stone, unmarked, 8.5cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

647. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER MOUNTED HORNSNUFF MULL, the hinged cover with shaped hinge, unmarked,9cm£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

648. A GEORGE II SILVER NUTMEG GRATER, in theform of an egg, maker’s mark only for David Field, circa 1745, 5.5cm(see illustration on page 73)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

649. A WILLIAM IV SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, engraved with foliage within a border of flowersand with pierced gilt grille, maker T.S. probably Thomas Shaw,Birmingham 1830, 3.2cm, and a very similar smaller vinaigrette by thesame maker, 2.5cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

650. A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, with engine turned decoration and pierced giltgrille, by Charles Rawlings, London 1825, 3.5cm, together with aVictorian silver small vinaigrette, engraved with scrolling foliage, byAlfred Taylor, Birmingham 1856, 2.4cm, and another by Hilliard &Thomason, Birmingham 1886, 3cm (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

651. A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX/VESTA, ofslightly curved form, with striker to the end, by John Shaw, Birmingham1811, 5.5cm, and a George IV silver snuff box of rectangular form, withfoliate borders, maker I.T, Birmingham 1825, 7.5cm, 4oz overall (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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652. A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFFBOX, with engine turned decoration, by Edward Smith, Birmingham1825, 5.5cm, another similar, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1838, and asimilar modern silver snuff box, Birmingham 1962, 4.2cm (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

653. A LATE 18TH CENTURY IVORY RECTANGULARTOOTHPICK BOX, with gold plaque and clasp, 5.5cm long, andtwo 19th Century horn and tortoiseshell snuff boxes, largest 9cmwide (3)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

654. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a twinhandled salt, London 1888, two mustards, a flared posy holder,Birmingham 1910, a small sugar basin, a saucer, a Chinese small goblet,and five various condiment spoons, 9oz overall (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

655. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a scent bottlewith pierce decorated overlay, London 1995, 7cm high, a late Victorianscent funnel, London 1890, a sovereign holder, a scissor guard, a smallneedle case, a pair of horn handled small forks, and three lobster picks(10)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

656. A SILVER CIGAR PIERCER, by Sampson Mordan & Co,London 1934, 9cm, a late Victorian silver multi tool, with blade, piercer,button hook and pencil, Birmingham 1888, 4.5cm, two silver napkinclips, and a silver and mother of pearl folding fruit knife (5)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

657. A SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE CASE,with engine turned decoration, by S Blanckensee & Son, Birmingham1940, 12cm high, and another silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1919,9cm overall (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

658. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, ofshaped rectangular outline, engraved with a view of the ScottMemorial, Edinburgh within a foliate cartouche, by Frederick Marson,Birmingham 1847, 9.8cm high, together with another late Victoriansilver card case engraved with scrolling foliage, Sheffield 1898, 8.2cm(2) (see illustration on page 77)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

659. A SILVER HEART SHAPED COMPACT, with engineturned decoration, by Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1953, 8.3cm,another silver circular compact, London 1947, a late Victorian silveraide memoire, London 1895, and a silver card case (4)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

660. A VICTORIAN SILVER BOSUN’S WHISTLE, withengraved decoration, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1879,12.8cm long£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

661. AN EDWARDIAN 9CT GOLD WHISTLE, bySampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1907, 3.7cm long, 5.3g; and a 9ct goldsmall pen knife, with steel blade, London 1963£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

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662. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER WHISTLE ANDVESTA CASE, of curved oval section, engraved with scrollingfoliage, having hinged cover to one end, whistle mouthpiece to theother, and striker to the back, by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham1895, 7.5cm long, and another similar by the same maker, of smallerand plainer design, Birmingham 1895, 6.2cm (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

663. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTALSILVER SMALL WAGER CUP, modelled as a figure seatedupon an upturned barrel, holding aloft a rotating cup, import marksfor Berthold Muller, Chester 1905, 8cm high£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

664. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MINIATUREFIGURE of a cherub, playing a lute seated upon a chair, importmarks for Chester 1900, 3cm high; two miniature silver models ofkittens, and a Continental miniature model canon, stamped 835, 5cmlong (4)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

665. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTALSILVER MINIATURE BOX in the form of a house, the apexroof forming the lids embossed with figures and scrolling foliage,import marks for Boaz Moses Landeck, Chester 1909, 4.5cm wide, asimilar miniature silver chair, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1908,4cm high, and a silver miniature oval table on cabriole legs,Birmingham 1959, 4.5cm wide (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

666. A CHINESE SILVER MINIATURE THREE PIECETEA SERVICE, embossed with bamboo, on matching octagonaltray, 7.5cm wide; together with a silver four piece miniature tea andcoffee service of half lobed design, on twin handled tray, by Da-MarSilverware, London 1977, 14.5cm wide (9)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

667. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MINIATURE MODELof a wheelbarrow, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1909, 7cm long;and another by the same maker, with mother of pearl shell barrow,Birmingham 1921, 7cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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668. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVERGRAPE SCISSORS, with scroll and shell cast decoration, byGeorge McHattie, Edinburgh 1825, 15.5cm, 3.5oz£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

669. A PAIR OF SILVER GRAPE SCISSORS, by Asprey &Co Ltd, with foliate cast handles and flowerhead hinge, London 1998,15.5cm, 3oz£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

670. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR NIPS,with scalloped grips, lion passant and maker’s mark only struck twicefor Richard Mills, circa 1770, 12cm, and a pair of late VictorianScottish silver sugar nips, with pierced and engraved decoration, byJames Crichton, Edinburgh 1888, 11.5cm (2)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

671. A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER WISHBONESUGAR TONGS, by Henry Stuart Brown, London 1901, 10.5cm,two similar slightly smaller, Edwardian silver wishbone sugar tongs,and three further later examples (6)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

672. A PAIR OF SILVER WISHBONE SUGAR TONGS,by James Swann & Son, Birmingham 1931, 9.5cm, four further pairs ofsilver wishbone sugar tongs, another pair of silver sugar tongs, and asilver handled nut cracker, import marks for London 1965, 14cm (7)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

673. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER WHISTLE, by JosephAdelman, Birmingham 1900, 9cm long, a small late Victorian silverwhistle, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1892, 4cm, another oftapered design, by Charles Horner, Chester 1905, 4cm, and sixfurther Victorian and later silver whistles, largest 5cm long (9)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

674. A SILVER TEA STRAINER, with foliate border andturned ebonised handle, by William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1958,17.5cm long, another similar, with turned wooden handle,Birmingham 1960, and four further silver tea strainers, 8oz all in (6)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

675. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLEDTEA STRAINER, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1907, twofurther silver twin handled tea strainers, and three others, 6ozoverall (6)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

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676. AN AUSTRIAN COLD PAINTED BRONZEFIGURE of a dog reading a book and seated upon a chamber pot,9cm high, and a painted lead figure of a dog (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

677. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TOPPED GLASSSCENT BOTTLE, the shaped and hinged lid repousse decoratedwith cherubs’ heads, the globular body moulded and cut with flowersand scrollwork, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1903, 14cm high,and another with hinged cover, and hobnail cut globular glass body, byMappin & Webb, London 1906, 15.5cm (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

678. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SWEDISH SILVERMINIATURE TANKARD, the hinged lid inset with a coin,engraved with stylised foliage and with further coin decoration to thesides, on three ball feet, by Mollenborg, 1904, 6.5cm high, 2oz (seeillustration on page 78)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

679. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARSNUFF BOX, and a matching slightly smaller snuff box, withchamfered corners, the tops embossed with ladies and a mandolin playerin a garden, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1899, largest 10cm wide (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

680. A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELLMINIATURE SCENT BOTTLE CASE, of chamferedrectangular form, the interior fitted with a pair of faceted glass scentbottles and stopper, 3cm high overall, together with a blue glass scentbottle with gilt mounts, 6.5cm, and a French gilt metal mountedenamel egg shaped box, the yellow ground painted in puce and greenwith cockerels and foliage, 9cm (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

681. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CONTINENTALSILVER OVAL EASEL FRAME, with pierced ribbon cresting,containing an oval portrait miniature of a young lady, inscribed verso“Lady Jane Erskine, J. Stieler”, watercolour on ivory, 10.5cm high overall£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

682. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CYLINDRICAL SCENTBOTTLE, engraved with scrolling foliage and having piercedecorated band with cranberry glass liner, by George Edwin Walton,Birmingham 1904, 8cm high; a faceted lime green glass scent bottle,the hinged cover stamped “S. Mordan & Co. London”, 12cm, and afurther faceted ruby glass small scent bottle (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

683. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARSNUFF BOX, with engraved decoration and presentationinscription, by Francis Clark, Birmingham 1838, 8cm wide, and anotherrectangular silver box, by Stokes & Ireland, Chester 1917, 7.5cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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684. A 9CT GOLD DOUBLE SOVEREIGN CASE withrounded ends and engine turned decoration, by Mappin & Webb,Birmingham 1912, 6cm long, 29.3g (see illustration on page 66)£500-600 (plus 27% BP*)

685. A MONT BLANC MEISTERSTUCK FOUNTAINPEN with carbon steel body and chequered lid, and with serviceguide, boxed £120-150 (plus 27% BP*)

686. A HARDSTONE DESK SEAL, the oval intaglio carvedseal mounted in white metal, with agate handle, 8cm high £60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

687. A 19TH CENTURY YELLOW METAL DESK SEAL,inlaid with panels of colourful hard stones, 5.5cm high, and anothermodelled as a dragon with enamelled wings, supporting a baroquefreshwater pearl, 6cm high (2) (see illustration on page 66)£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

688. A GEORGE III SILVER NOVELTY CADDY SPOONmodelled as a jockey cap, with quartered panels by Peter & AnnBateman, London 1793, 6cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

689. A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULAR NUTMEGGRATER with reeded top, sides and hinged base, with steel grater,by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1829, 3.5cm wide £150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

690. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BACKED DRESSINGTABLE SET, embossed with flowers and ‘C’ scrolls, comprisinghand mirror, hairbrush and two clothes brushes, by W.J. Myatt & Co,Birmingham 1909, and a Dutch silver mounted cut glass oval jar, withbeaded, hinged cover, 11.5cm wide (5)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

691. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENINGCAN, with reeded body, by Walter & John Barnard, London 1880,7.2cm high; and a collection of other silver comprising a set of sixAmerican grapefruit spoons, an American enamel decorated teastrainer for Tiffany & Co., (af), a 19th Century French silver giltchristening knife, fork and spoon, a pair of wishbone sugar tongs,London 1906, two napkin rings, and an 18th Century coin inset toddyladle, with whalebone twist handle, 15oz weighable (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

692. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER TWINHANDLED SUCRIER, with leaf capped scroll handles and foliatescroll feet, by Edward, Edward, John & William Barnard, London 1837,10.5cm high; and a pair of silver baluster salt and pepper castors,Birmingham 1979, 16oz overall (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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693. A MATCHED SET OF SIX 19TH CENTURYSILVER KING’S PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, toinclude four by William Eley & William Fearn, London 1819, and aset of eight similar teaspoons, London 1821, 21oz overall£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

694. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF 19THCENTURY SILVER FIDDLE, THREAD AND SHELLPATTERN FLATWARE, comprising four tablespoons, six tableforks, twelve dessert spoons and nine dessert forks, and tenteaspoons, various dates and makers, 69.5oz overall£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

695. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF 19THCENTURY SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE,comprising five tablespoons, five dessert spoons, three table forks,twelve dessert forks, and six teaspoons, various dates and makers,50oz overall£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

696. A COLLECTION OF SILVER FLATWARE, to includean early Georgian Old English pattern dessert spoon, maker’s markonly for George Houston, circa 1740, four Georgian Old Englishpattern table forks, two similar tablespoons, two sets of six teaspoons(one cased), and other assorted spoons etc., 24oz overall£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

697. A SERVICE OF SILVER PLATED KINGSPATTERN FLATWARE AND CUTLERY, and otherassorted plated flatware (qty)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

698. See page 96

699. See page 97

700. A GEORGE III SILVER MUG of baluster form, with leafcapped scroll handle, maker’s mark partly rubbed, possibly I & M,London 1765, 13cm high, 11.5oz£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

701. A SILVER SALVER, with piecrust border, on pad feet, byPoston Products Ltd, Sheffield 1954, 20.5cm diameter, 9.5oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

702. A MODERN SILVER ARMADA DISH, by Payne &Son, London 1996, 22.5cm diameter, 15.5oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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698. A GEORGE III SILVER COFFEE POT, the balusterbody with hinged cover and acorn finial, and having fruitwoodscroll handle, by Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith I, London 1780,28.5cm high, 30oz all in£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

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699. A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, of girdledbaluster form, having hinged domed cover, and scroll handle withheart shaped terminal, by John Payne, London 1752, 20cm high,24oz£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)


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703. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a sugar basin, ofrectangular chamfered form, by A.E. Poston & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1940,a shallow twin handled bowl, an ashtray, a bell shaped inkwell, fourvarious napkin rings, a hand mirror, and a silver handled shoe horn andtwo button hooks, cased, approximately 12oz weighable (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

704. A SERVICE OF GEORGE III SILVER OLDENGLISH PATTERN FLATWARE, by Richard Crossley &George Smith IV, London 1807-1810, comprising soup ladle, pair ofgravy spoons, four sauce ladles, twelve table forks, twelve tablespoons,twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, butter knife, twelveteaspoons, and four mustard spoons, 105oz overall£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

705. A GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNGRAVY SPOON, by George Smith IV, London 1800, and othersimilar pieces comprising a pair of sauce ladles by Peter, Ann andWilliam Bateman, London 1805, two pairs of tablespoons, a dessertspoon, a butter knife and three teaspoons, various dates and makers,19.5oz overall (qty)£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

706. A GEORGE IV SILVER SMALL CHAMBERSTICK,with shaped foliate and scroll border, and reeded loop handle withscallop thumbpiece, with snuffer, by Thomas Blagden & Co, Sheffield1821, 6cm high, 3.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

707. A GEORGE II SILVER BALUSTER CREAM JUG,embossed and engraved with a seated figure holding a bird, floweringfoliage and ‘C’ scrolls, on shell capped pad feet, by James Smith II,London 1756, 9.5cm high, 2.5oz£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

708. A GEORGE II SILVER BALUSTER CREAM JUG, ofplain design, with scroll handle and pad feet, maker W.B. possiblyWalter Brind, London 1756, 10cm high, 2.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

709. A GEORGE III SILVER CREAM JUG, with beadedborder and scroll handle, on circular beaded pedestal foot, maker’smark indistinct, London 1778, 13.5cm high, 3oz£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

710. A GEORGE III SILVER HELMET SHAPED CREAMJUG, with punched border and bright cut decoration, on squarepedestal foot, visible maker’s mark A.B. probably Peter and AnnBateman, London 1794, 13cm high, 2.5oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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711. A VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEASERVICE, embossed and engraved with flowering foliage and ‘C’scrolls, and having foliate scroll handles on pierced and shaped bases,by Martin, Hall & Co, London 1882, teapot 21.5cm high, 54oz overall(3)£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

712. A PAIR OF MEXICAN SILVER TWIN BRANCHCANDELABRA, with shaped arms, flared nozzles, baluster stemsand circular bases, stamped Sterling, 14.5cm high, 31oz overall (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

713. TWO GRADUATED MEXICAN SILVER OVALPLATTERS, with foliate cast borders, stamped Sterling 925, largest31.5cm long, 32.5oz overall (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

714. A MEXICAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED SUCRIERAND COVER, and matching milk jug, with shaped foliate castborders and pierce decorated feet, sucrier 16.5cm high, 22oz overall(3)£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

715. A WHITE METAL CIRCULAR PLATTER, withshaped border and spot hammered decoration, stamped 900, 35cmdiameter, 16.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

716. See page 100

717. A CONTINENTAL PRESERVE JAR AND COVER,modelled as an apple, with leaf handle and entwined leaf and twigbase, the base stamped 900, 18cm high£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

718. A SILVER CRUMB SCOOP, with lobed decoration andivory handle, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1910, 34.5cm long,and a late Victorian silver crumb brush, repoussé decorated withflowers and scrolling foliage, Birmingham 1896 (2)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

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716. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER DWARFCANDLESTICKS, with knopped and faceted stems, andembossed square drip pans and bases, by Thomas & Joseph Guestand Joseph Craddock, London 1809, 12.5cm high, 10oz overall (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


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719. A GEORGE III SILVER SAUCEBOAT with scroll handleon pad feet, by David & Robert Hennell, London 1765, 11.5cm, 2.5oz,and a pair of George II silver circular salts, with blue glass liners, onstepped pad feet, maker I.W., London 1750 (3)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

720. A SERVICE OF MID VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN FLATWARE, by Chawner & Co, London 1860,comprising six tablespoons, six table forks, six dessert spoons and sixdessert forks, and twelve teaspoons by the same maker, mostlyLondon 1857, 54oz overall£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

721. A QUANTITY OF 19TH CENTURY SILVERFIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE, comprising an Irishtablespoon by Richard Sawyer, Dublin 1836, five various dessertspoons, two dessert forks, fourteen teaspoons and a salt spoon,various dates and makers, 23oz overall (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

722. A GEORGE III SILVER TODDY LADLE, with beadedborder, by George Baskerville & Thomas Morley, London 1776, twoGeorgian silver berry spoons (later embossed), a late Victorian silverbread fork, with mother of pearl handle, Sheffield 1901, and an earlyVictorian silver butter knife, with ivory handle, by George Unite,Birmingham 1843 (5)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

723. A GEORGE III SILVER BEADED GRAVY SPOON,by George Smith III, London 1784, a pair of silver grape scissors,Sheffield 1971, an American silver florally embossed child’s spoon andfork, stamped Sterling, and a small collection of silver and white metaltea and souvenir spoons, approximately 15oz overall (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

724. A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS, toinclude a tea kettle, a salver, two bowls, two cased sets of fruit knivesand forks, and assorted flatware and small items (qty)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

725. A GEORGE III SILVER BOTTLE COASTER, withbeaded border, pierced and engraved with laurel swags, and withturned hardwood base, by Robert Hennell I, London 1775, 12cm wide£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

726. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a late Victorianoval mustard with blue glass liner, by Charles Stuart Harris, London1891, a circular small dish, an ashtray, two cigarette boxes, a cigarettecase, a vesta case, napkin rings, an egg cup, a small twin handled cup, amustard, and a pair of oval salts, 27oz weighable (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

727. A SET OF NINE MID VICTORIAN SCOTTISHSILVER TEASPOONS, with beaded borders, by James McKay,Edinburgh 1866 & 1867, a set of three fiddle and shell pattern mustardspoons by the same maker, a pair of 19th Century Indian Colonial fiddle,thread and shell pattern tablespoons, and a matching dessert spoon byHamilton & Co, Calcutta, an early Victorian fiddle pattern caddy spoon,maker J.B, London 1841, and a quantity of mainly 19th Century silver teaand condiment spoons, various dates and makers, 24.5oz overall (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

728. A SET OF ELEVEN EDWARDIAN SILVER OLDENGLISH PATTERN TEASPOONS, with matching sugartongs (and a further matched teaspoon), by William Hutton & SonsLtd, London 1907, in fitted case, together with an American silvercream jug, with pierced strap handle, on ball feet, stamped Sterling (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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729. A MATCHED SERVICE OF GEORGE IV SILVERFIDDLE, THREAD AND DROP PATTERN FLATWARE,comprising eight tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessertspoons and twelve dessert forks, by Edward Thomason, Birmingham1822, and Jonathan Hayne, London 1823, 84.5oz overall (qty)£800-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

730. A SILVER TEAPOT, of compressed girdled form, withhardwood handle and knop, by C.J. Vander Ltd, London 1938, 12cmhigh, 19oz all in£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

731. A SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX, withengine turned top, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1965, 15.2cm£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

732. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARCIGARETTE BOX, by George Wilkinson, London 1889, 20.5cm£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

733. A SILVER AND SILVER GILT THREE PIECECRUET SET, by Stuart Devin, London 1971, comprising salt, peppergrinder and an open salt with spoon, pepper grinder 8.5cm high (4)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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734. A GEORGE II SILVER SMALL BEAKER, withtapering sides and plain foot rim, by Richard Burcombe, London 1730,engraved to the base with initials MM over SM, June 14 1931, theside with later inscription dated 1910, 5cm high, 1oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

735. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a sauceboatby Barker Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1937, a Continental beaker, stamped800, a set of four modern decanter labels, a letter opener, a pair ofsugar tongs, other odd spoons etc., 10.5oz overall, together with aChristofle silver plated strainer dish (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

736. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER BUTTERSHELLS, each on three shell feet, by William Plummer, London1781, 14cm, 5.5oz (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

737. See page 104

738. A SET OF SIX SILVER LEMONADE OR ICEDTEA SPOONS, with faux bamboo long straw handles, by Asprey& Co. Ltd, London 1971, in fitted case£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

739. A SET OF SIX SILVER SMALL BEAKERS, each offlared form, with three handles, by Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1927,4.5cm high, in fitted case, together with a silver three piece cruet set,by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1964, cased£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

740. A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLE HOLDERS, by AnthonyPaton Hawksley, of spot hammered and engraved rounded design,each on plain cylindrical foot, London 1980, 6cm high, 11.5oz, and aset of three silver hexagonal small candle holders designed by AnthonyHawksley for Payne & Son, London 1969, 5.5cm wide, 5.5oz (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

741. A SILVER CIRCULAR SALVER, with reeded border,on shaped feet, presentation inscriptions, by Garrard & Co. Ltd,Sheffield 1976, 30cm diameter, 31.5oz£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

742. A SILVER TWIN HANDLED BOWL, of shallow,girdled form, with leaf capped scroll handles by William Suckling Ltd,Birmingham 1982, 11cm diameter, 7.5oz; and a small circular dishdesigned by Anthony Hawkesley for Payne & Son, London 1965, 9cmdiameter, 3oz (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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737. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER LARGE SUGARCASTOR, ornately cast with panels of scales and basketweave, scallops and foliage, by Stones & Evans, London1904, 21.5cm high, 17oz£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


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743. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL MUSTARD,with pierced and bright cut decoration, and blue glass liner, byCharles Stuart Harris, London 1895, two further silver oval mustards,a silver topped cut glass condiment jar, a continental butter shell,stamped 800, and two silver napkin rings£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

744. See page 106

745. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED OVALGLASS HIP FLASK, London 1887, 12cm; a Continental piercedecorated triangular dish, stamped 800, 10cm; three sets of six silverteaspoons, cased; a plated cocktail shaker; and other plated items(qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

746. A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL MINIATURECANDELABRA, with baluster knopped stems and detachabletwin branch nozzles, on circular bases, 16.5cm high (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

747. See page 107

748. A DUTCH SILVER TEA TRAY, of shaped oval form,with reeded border, stamped ‘Begeer’ and with crowned B. Utrechtsilver factory mark, 58cm wide, 76oz£500-800 (plus 27% BP*)

749. A DUTCH SILVER SEVEN PIECE TEA SERVICE,of shaped outline, comprising teapot and cover, hot milk jug withhinged cover, twin handled sucrier and cover, milk jug, sugar basin,tea caddy and cover, and a further small tea caddy by J.M. VanKempen and Son, marks for The Hague, 1920, and with a 19thCentury Dutch silver caddy spoon, teapot 11cm high, 46oz overall£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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744. A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SCOTTISH SILVERTHISTLE CUPS, with part lobed girdled bodies, beaded straphandles and plain foot rims, engraved initials W over I.A., by ThomasCleghorne, Edinburgh 1702, assay Master’s mark of James Penman, 8cmhigh, 12.5oz overall (2)£5000-8000 (plus 27% BP*)


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747. A GERMAN SILVER LARGE BEAKER, of tapered formwith slightly flared rim, embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage,the base with maker’s initials I.S. and Hamburg marks, and havingengraved monogram SH and dated 1690 to the rim, 15cm high, 6oz£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)


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750. A DUTCH SILVER BISCUIT BOX of shaped squareoutline, with hinged cover, by Begeer, Utrecht 1917, 10cm wide, amatching stand, Utrecht 1909, 17.5cm wide, 21oz overall (2)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

751. A 19TH CENTURY DUTCH SILVERRECTANGULAR CASKET, with bands of engraved decorationon scallop feet, the inside of the lid engraved ‘Adde Bieze, 1847’, dateletter for 1846, 13.5cm wide, 5oz overall£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

752. A SET OF SIX MID 19TH CENTURY DUTCHSILVER TEASPOONS, with engraved decoration, 1850, a similarpair of forks, 1861, another Dutch fork, a pair of condiment spoons, apair of German teaspoons, stamped 800, and a Dutch caddy spoonwith milkmaid handle, 7oz overall (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

753. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DUTCH SILVEROVAL TWIN HANDLED SERVING DISH, the pierce-decorated sides with applied ribbon tied swags, having beaded borderand angular handles, and with blue glass liner, on foliate capped reededsupports, by J.M. Van Kempen & Son,The Hague 1908, 33cm wide, 21oz£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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754. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCHSILVER TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS, chased andengraved with stylised scrolling foliage, and with leaf cappedscroll handles, by Ladoucette & Gavard, circa 1880, saucers16cm wide, 22.5oz overall (4)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

755. A SILVER SUGAR CASTOR, of baluster form, withgadrooned borders, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1930,15cm high; and two further similar silver baluster sugar castors, 13.5ozoverall (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

756. A PAIR OF SILVER CIRCULAR SALTS, on pad feet,by Munsey & Co, (Cambridge), London 1933, 7oz overall; together witha 19th Century silver plated small salver, a French silver plated balusterhot water pot by Christofle, and a plated dagger letter opener byChristofle (5)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

757. A PAIR OF GERMAN (HANAU) SILVER BEAKERVASES, of tapered form, with flared rims, import marks for BertholdMuller, 9.5cm high, 6.5oz; together with a small Chinese silverrectangular tray, with border decorated with flowers and foliage,13.5cm long, 3oz (3)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

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758. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SWING HANDLEDBASKET, of shaped oval form, with reeded border and handle,pierce decorated and engraved with swags of flowers, by CharlesStuart Harris, London 1899, 18cm long; together with a silver oval dishwith pierced end handles, London 1936; and an Edwardian silver twinhandled double lipped sauce boat on stand, by William Aitken,Birmingham 1906, 15.5oz overall (4)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

759. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising an Art Decostyle sugar sifter and matching milk jug, by Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham1938, 13cm high, a sauce boat with scroll handle, on pad feet, London1939, a small sugar basin of shaped outline, Birmingham 2000, and achalice on spreading foot, London 1943, 22.5oz overall (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

760. A SILVER TEAPOT, of globular form, with compositehandle and knop, by Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd, London 1932, 14.5cmhigh, 20.5oz all in£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

761. A SILVER SMALL ARMADA DISH, by William Comyns& Sons, London 1985, 12cm diameter; a similar smaller Armada dish,London 1964, 8cm, a miniature salver, with pie crust border, on padfeet, Sheffield 1974, 10cm wide, and two further silver small dishes,9.5oz overall (5)£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

762. A SILVER PLAIN CUP, of rounded form with silver giltinterior, by Christopher Davison, London 1970, 5.5cm high; a similar,slightly smaller cup, by How of Edinburgh Ltd, London 1970, and a smallflared beaker, by Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1991, 8.5oz overall(3)£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

763. A SILVER SUGAR BASIN with a raised band of Celticstyle decoration, by Duncan & Scobbie, Birmingham 1935, 10cm wide;and four further silver sugar basins, all of plain circular design, largest12.5cm wide, 19.5oz overall (5)£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

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764. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVERBEAKER, of slightly tapered form, engraved with stylised foliage, byMassat Freres, 10cm high; a similar slightly smaller beaker, of plaindesign, by César Tennelier, 8.5cm high, 6oz overall; and two furtherminiature French beakers (4)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

765. A GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULAR TOILET ORPOT POURRI BOX, the cover pierced and engraved withquatrefoil and scrolling foliate decoration, maker I.H. London 1816,9.5cm diameter, 7oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

766. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CYLINDRICALLARGE CONDIMENT JAR, with hinged cover, and blue glassliner, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1899, 9.5cm high, 11oz£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

767. A SILVER ROSE BOWL, with fleur-de-lys pierced borderand pedestal foot rim, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1931,14cm wide, 9.5oz; and a further silver miniature rose bowl,Birmingham 1962, 6.5cm wide, 1.5oz (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

768. A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER THREE PIECEBACHELOR’S TEA SET, the globular teapot with ebonisedhandle and knop, by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1877, teapot12.5cm high, 14.5oz overall (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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769. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER SMALL SALVER, withpiecrust border, engraved with scrolling foliage, on shaped feet, byGeorge Ivory, London 1850, 17.5cm wide, 8oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

770. A SILVER CIRCULAR SMALL SALVER, with piecrustborder, on scroll feet, by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1935, 20cm wide, 9.5oz;and a silver waiter of shaped square outline, with piecrust border, onpad feet, by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1971, 15cm wide, 5oz (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

771. A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, with knoppedstems, on weighted circular bases, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd,London 1956, 21cm high, and another small pair of candlesticks,London 1912, 13cm high (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

772. A GEORGE III SILVER BARREL FORM BEAKER,with bands of reeded decoration and silver gilt interior, by WalterBrind, London 1794, 9.5cm high, 5.5oz£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

773. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SMALL SALVER, withshaped scroll and scallop cast border, on shaped feet, crested, byEdward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1896, 21cm wide, 10oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

774. A GEORGE IV IRISH SILVER DISH, with fluted, lobedborder, crested, by William Nolan, Dublin 1825, 19cm wide, 8.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

775. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MILK JUG, of globular formwith reeded strap handle and border, by Marston & Bayliss,Birmingham 1905, 12.5cm high, 10oz£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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776. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER SHOOTINGTROPHY CUP, the baluster body embossed and engraved withfigures shooting rifles in a country landscape, on hexafoil pedestalfoot, by Augustus George Piesse, London 1861, 16cm high, 5.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

777. A SILVER SALVER, with shell and scroll cast border, onshaped feet, presentation inscription, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield1921, 33.5cm wide, 24.5oz£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

778. A MODERN SILVER FOX MASK STIRRUP CUP,with slightly flared rim, by Camelot Silverware Ltd, Sheffield 1998,12.5cm high, 9.5oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

779. A SILVER SALVER, of circular lobed form, the outerborder pierce decorated and cast with fruiting vine and scroll work,on shaped feet, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1940, 28.5cm wide,27.5oz£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

780. A SILVER SALVER, with piecrust border, on scroll feet, byRoberts & Belk, Sheffield 1973, 31cm diameter, 26.5oz£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

781. A SILVER TANKARD, of plain slightly tapered form, thehinged cover with shaped thumbpiece and having scroll handle, byC.J. Vander Ltd, London 1976, 15cm high, 22oz£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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782. A SILVER COFFEE POT of tapered form, with hingeddomed cover, and composite handle, by C.J. Vander Ltd, London 1980,22cm high; and a very similar hot milk pot by the same maker, London1976, 22.5cm, 44oz overall (2)£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

783. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTERCHRISTENING MUG, embossed with flowers and foliage, andwith scroll handle, by Robert, James and Josiah Williams, Exeter 1852,9cm high, 4oz£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

784. A VICTORIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED SUCRIER,with engraved decoration, by Richards & Brown, London 1879, 9.5cm high;a silver baluster cream jug, by Tessiers Ltd, London 1977, three furthersilver cream jugs, and two shallow silver bowls, 21.5oz overall (7)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

785. A SILVER GOBLET, of Georgian style, with beaded and brightcut borders, by C.J. Vander Ltd, Sheffield 2001, 10.5cm high; and a silverbeaker, of plain tapered form, London 1977, 9cm high, 10oz overall (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

786. A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER WINECOASTER, with gadrooned border, and hardwood inset base, byWilliam and Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh 1804, 13.5cm wide; and asilver baluster sugar castor, by S Blanckensee & Son, Chester 1931,16cm high, 4oz (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

787. A PAIR OF SILVER BALUSTER PEPPERS, withgirdled bodies and domed covers, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd,London 1938, 8.5oz; and a George IV silver pepper of tapered form,by Charles Fox II, London 1828, 7cm high, 7.5oz overall (3)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

788. A PAIR OF MODERN SILVER PEPPER GRINDERS,Sheffield 2004, 10cm high, a pair of Edwardian miniature acorn shapedpeppers, Birmingham 1903, 3cm high, two further silver peppers, a setof four Scottish silver twin handled cauldron salts, by Hamilton &Inches, Edinburgh 1919, and two other silver scrolls (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

789. A SILVER QUAICH, the border pierced with fruiting vine,the twin handles embossed with foxes and stylised trees, by AlbertEdward Jones, Birmingham 1913, 17.5cm wide; two modern Scottishsilver quaiches by Hamilton & Inches, the smaller with thistle handles;and three further silver quaiches, 22.5oz overall (6)£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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790. A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFFER’S TRAY, withshaped gadrooned border, and leaf capped handle, on claw and ballfeet, maker I.C., London 1769, 19cm long, 5.5oz, with a pair of platedwick trimmers (2)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

791. A WILLIAM IV SILVER CHAMBERSTICK, withshaped border, complete with snuffer, by Thomas, James & NathanielCreswick, Sheffield 1831, 15cm wide, 9oz£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

792. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER SMALLCHAMBERSTICK, with tall, flared body, leaf capped scroll handle, onfoliate scroll embossed base, complete with snuffer, by Henry Wilkinson &Co, Sheffield 1844, 9.5cm high, 4oz; together with a late Victorian silversmall chamberstick, with crimped border and repoussé decorated withscrolling foliage, by Charles Edwards, London 1887, 9cm wide (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

793. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TAPERSTICK, withknopped stem, on faceted octagonal base, by Thomas Hayes,Birmingham 1891, 11cm high, 4oz; a late Victorian trefoil shaped smallchamberstick, Birmingham 1892, 10cm wide; another smallchamberstick (marks rubbed); and a pair of dwarf tapersticks,weighted bases (5)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

794. A GEORGE III SILVER PAP BOAT, maker’s markrubbed but possibly Robert Hennell I, London 1773, 12cm, 1.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

795. A GEORGE III SILVER PAP BOAT, with reeded border,maker’s mark N.H. possibly Napthali Hart, London 1814, 12cm, 1.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

796. A GEORGE III SILVER PAP BOAT, of plain design,maker’s mark rubbed, W?, London 1754, 11cm, 1.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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797. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRITANNIASTANDARD SILVER TASTE VIN, embossed with aflowerhead and foliage, and having ropetwist loop handles, maker’smark and date, letter rubbed, possibly London 1903, 12cm wide, 2oz£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

798. A FRENCH SILVER TASTE VIN, of plain design withloop handle, engraved to the side ‘J. Cellier de Ceyrat’, 10cm wide, 1.5oz£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

799. A GEORGE III SILVER CREAM PAIL, with swing handleand reeded tapered body, by John Muns, London 1761, 7cm wide, 3oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

800. A SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX, byL.E. McCann, Birmingham 1922, 13.5cm wide; a silver mounted conicalglass whisky tot, with whisky label, Birmingham 1913, a silver mountedcut glass thistle form vase, Birmingham 1907, and a silver backedclothes brush and comb, cased£60-100 (plus 27% BP*)

801. A SILVER SMALL OIL LAMP, of urn shape, with scrollhandle, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1918, 7.5cm high, and a lateVictorian small silver oil lamp of lighthouse form, Birmingham 1898,8.5cm high, 7oz overall (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

802. A SILVER SMALL MODEL of a toasted cheese dish, withturned wooden handle, on pad feet, by Ellis & Co., Birmingham 1959,10cm wide; together with two modern silver small dishes, one leafshaped; a silver mounted bottle stopper with stag’s head finial; andanother of plainer form, 10oz all in (5)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

803. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SEVEN BAR TOASTRACK, with twist decoration, on ball feet, by James Deakin & Sons,Sheffield 1903, 14.5cm long, 6oz£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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804. A SILVER MOUNTED PHOTO FRAME, of ArtNouveau design, Birmingham 1959, 9.5cm high; two silver rectangularphoto frames, 17 & 17cm; and two silver mounted small easeltimepieces (5)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

805. A 19TH CENTURY SHEFFIELD PLATECHAMBERSTICK with snuffer, four further smaller platedchambersticks, a white metal model of the Mary Rose, the base withtitled silver plaque, a plated model of HMS Victory, and other plateditems, including five skewers, a set of novelty mice cocktail sticks onblock of cheese stand, a wine stopper, other small items, flatware etc,and a cased set of mother of pearl spoons (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

806. A GEORGE IV SILVER MEAT SKEWER, with loophandle, by William Woodman, Exeter 1824, 30.5cm, 4oz; and anothersimilar with reeded loop handle, by William Chawner II, London 1826,32.5cm, 3.5oz (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

807. A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER, with engravedloop handle, by George Smith & William Fearn, London 1793, 23.5cm,3oz; and another by the same makers, of slightly smaller, plainer form,London 1791, 30cm, 2.5oz (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

808. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER GAME SKEWER,with pheasant terminal, by John & Henry Lias, London 1844, 19.5cmlong; together with a George III silver game skewer with loop handle,by George Smith III and William Fearn, London 1790, 26.5cm, and afurther Georgian small skewer with scallop terminal, unmarked, 16cm,2.5oz overall (3)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

809. A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER POULTRYSKEWERS, with engraved cockerel terminals by Josiah Williams &Co., London 1889, 17.5cm; an early Victorian skewer with trident andentwined dolphin handle, London 1853, 16.5cm; a silver small skewerin the form of a sword, London 1924, and a pair of Continental smallskewers with a galleon terminals, import marks for London 1929, 9cm,2oz overall (6)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

810. A GEORGE I BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVERDOUBLE ENDED MARROW SCOOP, by David Willaume,London 1716, 21.5cm, 1oz£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

811. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER DOUBLE ENDEDMARROW SCOOP, marks indistinct, maker’s mark possibly Wover R.O.?, 19cm long£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

812. A GEORGE II SILVER DOUBLE ENDED MARROWSCOOP, maker’s mark indistinct, possibly S.D. London 1750, 21.5cm,1oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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813. A GEORGE II SILVER MARROW SCOOP/SPOON,the bowl with shell back, by Edward Bennett I, London 1748, 23.5cm,1.5oz; and a similar small marrow scoop/spoon, maker’s mark only T.I.probably Thomas Jackson I, circa 1740, 14cm (2)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

814. A GEORGE II SILVER MOTE SPOON, the foliatepierced bowl with shell back, maker’s mark only for Ann Hill, c.1735,13cm, and another similar mote spoon, with rat tail bowl, marksindistinct, 15.5cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

815. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY SILVER MOTESPOON, with plain pierced rat tail bowl, maker’s marks only B.G?,15.5cm; and another with foliate pierced rat tail bowl, marks indistinct,14cm (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

816. A CHARLES II SILVER SEAL TOP SPOON, withtapering handle, the seal top with indistinct prick engraved initials, byJeremy Johnson, London 1665, 17.2cm, approximately 1.5oz£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

817. A JAMES SILVER SEAL TOP SPOON, with slightlytapering handle, the seal top with prick engraved initials ‘E.W. 1609’, byJames Cluatt, London 1610, 16.7cm, approximately 1.5oz£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

818. A CHARLES II SILVER TREFID SPOON, engravedinitials T over M.A. to the back of the handle, by William Mathew,London 1683, 19cm, approximately 1.5oz£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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819. A WILLIAM III SILVER DOGNOSE SPOON,engraved initials E over S.S. to the back of the handle, and laterengraved initial A to the front, by George Cox, London 1699, 20cm,approximately 1.5oz£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

820. A GEORGE I SILVER HANOVERIANTABLESPOON, maker’s mark W, London 1722, 19.5cm, 2oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

821. A GEORGE II SCOTTISH SILVER HANOVERIANTABLESPOON, by Ebenezer Oliphant, assay master marks ofArchibald Ure, Edinburgh 1738, 20cm, 2oz£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

822. A LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY SILVERSMALL TREPID SPOON, maker’s mark only R.H. struck twice,10.5cm; and another similar small trefid spoon, mark indistinct, 11cm (2)£50-70 (plus 27% BP*)

823. A LATE VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVERCONDIMENT LADLE, with long slender handle, by Brook & Son,Edinburgh 1894, a 19th Century silver small cream ladle, maker’s markonly W.S, four various pairs of silver condiment spoons, and ninevarious others, 7.5oz overall (19)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

824. A GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNTABLESPOON, with bright cut decoration, maker’s markoverstruck with W.C. London 1776; and various other silver flatwareto include a dessert spoon, teaspoons, souvenir spoons, and elevenvarious small forks, 14oz overall (qty)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

825. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SPOON, with twist stemand lion and shield terminal, by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1881; two20th Century silver seal top spoons; a serving spoon with shapedbowl and trefid terminal; a condiment spoon with bowl and trefidterminal; a condiment spoon with mouse terminal handle; and fivefurther decorative silver spoons, 8.5oz overall (10)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

826. A GEORGE III SILVER CHEESE SCOOP, by SamuelPemberton, Birmingham 1813, with faceted ivory handle, 16.5cm long;and another George III silver cheese scoop, by Richard Crossley,London 1801, 20cm, 2.5oz all in (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

827. A MID VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER KING’SPATTERN CHEESE SCOOP, by J & W Mitchell, Glasgow 1854,21.5cm, 2oz£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

828. A PAIR OF MID VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLEAND SHELL PATTERN SUGAR TONGS, by Thomas SewellI, Newcastle 1867, 15cm; a pair of 19th Century silver sugar nips, lionpassant mark only; and three further small pairs of silver sugar tongs,4oz overall (5)£50-70 (plus 27% BP*)

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829. A SERVICE OF MODERN SILVER HANOVERIANRAT TAIL PATTERN FLATWARE, comprising sixtablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessertforks, twelve soup spoons, and twelve teaspoons, by James W. Potter &Sons, London 1973, six further soup spoons by C.W. Fletcher & Son Ltd,London 1931, and six ice-cream spoons, London 1936, 129oz overall;together with twelve each of silver handled table knives, dessertknives, fruit knives and forks, with pistol grip handles (steel blades), anda similar bread knife (qty)£1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

830. A SET OF TWELVE SILVER FISH KNIVES ANDFORKS, with pistol grip handles, by C.J. Vander Ltd, London 1983,47oz overall (12)£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

831. A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVERSAUCE LADLES, of Old English pattern, by John Graham,Edinburgh 1806, (three with engraved monograms), and anothersimilar fiddle pattern sauce ladle by Mitchell & Russell, Edinburgh 1807,5oz overall (5)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

832. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN GRAVY SPOON, by Mary Chawner, London 1838; apair of late Victorian silver salad servers with tapered handles, Sheffield1887, two George III silver bright cut gravy spoons, one cut as a saladfork, London 1790 and 1791, and a further Georgian gravy spoon cutas a salad fork, 20oz overall (6)£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

833. A GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNSOUP LADLE, by George Ferris, Exeter 1816, a pair of George IIIlater embossed berry spoons, London 1789, 10oz overall, a Georgiansmall toddy ladle, maker’s mark E.M. possibly Edward Mayfield orElizabeth Morley with whalebone handle, and a modern silver toddyladle with turned wooden handle (5)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

834. A SET OF TWELVE VICTORIAN SILVER ICE-CREAM SPOONS, with silver gilt bowls and twist stems, by Reid &Sons, Newcastle 1873, and a set of six silver grapefruit spoons, byGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, Sheffield 1933, 13oz overall (18)£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

835. A MATCHED SERVICE OF 19TH CENTURYSILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE, comprising fourtablespoons, six table forks, twelve dessert spoons and six dessertforks, various makers and dates, 48oz overall (qty)£350-400 (plus 27% BP*)

836. A QUANTITY OF MIXED SILVER FLATWARE, toinclude two Georgian three pronged table forks, a set of six GeorgeIV condiment spoons with shovel shaped bowls by Henry Day,London 1820, various other similar spoons, two sets of six silverteaspoons, and various others, 19oz overall (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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837. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising two breadknives with mother of pearl handles, a cased set of six novelty cocktailsticks with dog’s head terminals, a pair of Dutch butter knives withpistol grip handles, a pair of preserve spoons, various other butterknives, small forks, children’s spoons/pushers, a cased christening forkand spoon, commemorative spoons etc., and various silver handledsteel shoe horns, services etc., approximately 22oz weighable (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

838. A SET OF SIX MODERN SILVER HANDLEDTABLE KNIVES, with six matching dessert knives, with steelblades, by C.J. Vander Ltd, Sheffield 1984; together with eight varioussilver handled pistol grip and other knives, and a similar fork, all withsteel blades (qty)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

839. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising apaper knife, by Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1983, 21.5cm, twocigarette cases, an egg cup with beaded border, two napkin rings, twogolfing teaspoons, one with golf ball terminal, and a further teaspoon,9.5oz overall (9)£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

840. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER INKSTAND, withshaped and pierced decorated three quarter gallery, fitted with twosquare section cut glass inkwells and a pen recess, on scroll feet, byFrederick Elkington, London 1889, 19.5cm wide, 13.5oz, together with asilver quill pen£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

841. A SILVER HOT MILK POT, with gadrooned border andcomposite scroll handle by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Chester1937, 21.5cm high, 21oz all in£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

842. A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, of oval halflobed form, the teapot with ebonised handle and knop, inscribed, byMartin Hall & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1923, teapot 15.5cm high, 30oz allin, together with a plated caddy spoon with scalloped bowl (4)£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

843. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BOTTLE STAND, withshaped border, and pierced decoration, on dished base with reededand ribbon tied border and bun feet, by Daniel & Arter, Birmingham1910, 18.5cm high, 15oz£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

844. A SILVER TEAPOT, of half lobed oval form with ebonisedhandle and knop, and with matching twin handled sucrier, by Mappin &Webb, Sheffield 1912, together with a silver milk jug, with reededborder and handle, by Ellis & Co. Birmingham 1917, teapot 14.5cmhigh, 23oz all in (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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845. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising an Art Decoperpetual desk calendar, by W.J. Myatt & Co. Birmingham 1936, 17cmwide, an easel watch holder, containing a plated keyless wind pocketwatch, a rectangular cigarette box, a spill vase, a dressing table jar, anda clothes brush (6)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

846. A PAIR OF MID 19TH CENTURY INDIANCOLONIAL SILVER CASTORS, of lobed, squat baluster form,with shell and scroll borders, and leaf and berry finials, by Pittar & Co,Calcutta circa 1840, the sides engraved ‘Salt’ and ‘Kyan Pepper’respectively, 8cm high, 8.5oz overall (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

847. A SILVER GEORGIAN STYLE LEMON STRAINER,with shaped handles, by Thomas Bradbury & Son, Sheffield 1921, 13cmwide, together with a silver baluster pepper, a German mustard in theform of a beer jug, stamped 800, and a set of three Eastern lobed ovalsmall dishes, with cloisonné enamelled foliate borders, 10cm wide (6)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

848. A SET OF SIX LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OLDENGLISH PATTERN TEASPOONS, the backs of the bowlsdecorated with urns of flowers, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London1900; together with a small collection of assorted silver flatwareincluding an early Victorian butter knife, London 1838, another knifewith mother of pearl handle, a pair of sugar tongs, three 19th Centuryshovel shaped salt spoons, and other odd spoons etc., approximately8oz overall, and a few pieces of plated flatware (qty)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

849. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER GILT GOBLET, the sidesembossed and chased with fruiting vine, on beaded pedestal foot,, byWilliam Evans, London 1868, 15.5cm high, 5oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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850. A GEORGE III SILVER HOT MILK POT, of spirallyfluted baluster form, with gadrooned hinged cover, and wickercovered handle, by Edward Wakelin, London 1769, 22cm high,16.5oz£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)


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851. A GEORGE III SILVER CHAMBERSTICK, with leafcapped scroll handle, and with snuffer (unmarked), maker C.B.,London 1771, 13cm diameter, 5.5oz£100-400 (plus 27% BP*)

852. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR BASIN,pierce decorated with scrolling foliage (lacks glass liner), by Edward,Edward, John & William Barnard, London 1845, 8.5cm diameter, togetherwith a silver cup of plain design, with loop handle, Sheffield 1932, and asilver sauce boat, on pad feet, Sheffield 1933, 11oz overall (3)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

853. AN INDIAN WHITE METAL VASE AND COVER,with bulbous baluster body, and slender neck, decorated with stylisedfoliage, 31.5cm high, 20.5oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

854. A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORTSILVER OVAL TEA TRAY, by Wang Hing, engraved withnumerous water fowl in flight and amidst reeds, the border piercedand engraved with stylised flowering grasses, 56cm wide, 84.5oz£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

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855. A WILLIAM IV SILVER TEAPOT, in the form of agourd, with leaf form cover, and scroll handle, on foliate capped scrollfeet, by Joseph Angell, London 1836, 15cm high, 19oz£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

856. A SILVER BACHELOR’S COFFEE POT &MATCHING HOT MILK POT, of octagonal faceted form, withcomposite handles and knops, marks rubbed, Birmingham 1937, 16cmhigh, 17oz overall (2) £180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

857. A PAIR OF MID VICTORIAN SILVER PLATES, withgadrooned borders, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1867, crested,25.5cm diameter, 38.5oz overall (2)£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

858. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE & THREADPATTERN SOUP LADLE, by Chawner & Co., London 1853; apair of late Victorian silver serving spoons, with scalloped bowls andfoliate decorated handles, by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1897, and asilver sifter spoon, pierced with ferns, Sheffield 1897, 15oz overall (4)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

859. A SET OF SIX LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OLDENGLISH PATTERN TEASPOONS, engraved with foliage, byWakely & Wheeler, London 1896; a small collection of other silverflatware comprising a mother o’pearl handled butter knife, Sheffield1855, another butter knife, a sauce ladle, a pair of sugar tongs, variousspoons and forks, and a napkin ring, 14.5oz overall (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

860. A SILVER BACKED DRESSING TABLE SET, withengine turned decoration, comprising hand mirror and hair brush,both with angular handles, clothes brush, comb, and three squaresection jars, maker T.P London 1947, mirror 22.5cm long£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

861. A SILVER BACKED HAND MIRROR, by S. Blanckensee& Son Ltd., Birmingham 1926, together with a silver plated rectangulartwin handled tray, the borders cast with fruiting vine, and a quantity ofplated mother o’pearl handled fruit eaters and other odd flatware (qty)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

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862. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TEAPOT, of oval half-lobeddesign, with ebonised handle and knop, by James Deakin & Sons,Sheffield 1903, 14cms high, with a matching sugar basin and milk jug byJoseph Gloster, Birmingham 1902, 24oz all in (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

863. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BOWL, pierce decoratedwith urns, foliage and lattice work, on similar domed foot, byWilliamsLtd., Birmingham 1909, 15cm wide, 9.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

864. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN-HANDLEDTROPHY CUP, on pedestal foot, by Nathan & Hayes, Chester1906, 13cm diameter; and another silver twin handled trophy,embossed with flower heads and foliage, London 1920, 10.5cmdiameter, 12.5oz overall (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

865. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED NOVELTYTHREE-PIECE TEA SERVICE, each piece modelled as a quailwith engraved feathers, and inset glass eyes, teapot 12cm high (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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866. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SUGAR CASTOR, ofbaluster form, embossed with flowers and C-scrolls, by Jenkins & Timm,Sheffield 1902, 20cm high, 5oz; and a George III silver small christeningmug, engraved and embossed with flowers, maker I.F, London 1803,7.5cm high, 2.5oz (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

867. A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER BUTTERDISHES, of lobed and scalloped form, the shaped edges repoussedecorated with scrolling foliage, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1901 and1905, 17cm wide; and a further small silver butter shell, London 1896,9.5oz overall (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

868. A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS, comprising anEgyptian butter dish and cover, with bird finial, a pair of George III laterembossed berry spoons, a cigarette box, with faceted top andstepped bracket feet, a miniature lidded jug, five various cruet items,and two odd jar lids, approx. 17oz weighable (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

869. A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS, toinclude three late Victorian swing handled cake baskets, an EPBM fourpiece bachelor’s tea service, a four piece tea and coffee service, and acrumb scoop, with silver mounted ivory handle (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

870. A PAIR OF MID VICTORIAN SILVER FISHSERVERS, the blades pierced and engraved with fish and reeds, andhaving King’s pattern handles, by Chawner & Co., London 1868; and aset of six Continental silver coffee spoons, stamped 830, cased, 10ozoverall£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

871. A SET OF SIX SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS,with six dessert knives and forks, having engraved decoration andmother of pearl handles, by Levesley Brothers, Sheffield 1898, in fittedwalnut case (24)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

872. A CANTEEN OF SILVER PLATED FLATWAREAND IVORY HANDLED STEEL CUTLERY, the oakcanteen fitted with two drawers, 49cm wide£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

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873. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICANSILVER BISCUIT BARREL, in the form of a coopered barrel, thelid with baluster mug finial, the base stamped ‘Anderson & Randolph, S.F.Cal, Sterling’, 21cm high, 24.5oz overall£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


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874. A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, the flutedcolumns with Corinthian capitals, and beaded stepped square bases,by Gorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1921, 31cm high (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

875. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AUSTRIAN SILVERRECTANGULAR SERVING DISH, the border pierced andcast with stylised flowerheads and entwined foliate angles, 38.5cmwide, 30.5oz, with fitted glass liner£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

876. A PART SERVICE OF AUSTRIAN 800STANDARD FLATWARE, with shaped fiddle pattern handles,comprising six table forks, four tablespoons, four dessert forks, twoteaspoons and five coffee spoons, and a further set of six 800standard coffee spoons, 40oz overall, together with four matchingsteel bladed table knives and dessert knives (qty)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

877. AN EXTENSIVE SERVICE OF GERMANFLATWARE AND CUTLERY, with tapered handles, comprisinga soup ladle, two gravy spoons, four serving spoons, two sauce ladles,two serving forks, two serving slices, four fish slices and two forks,various smaller serving knives and forks, sixteen table forks, sixteentablespoons, two pairs of salad servers, seventeen dessert forks,seventeen fish knives and forks, sixteen ice-cream spoons, seventeenteaspoons, fifteen coffee spoons, and eleven cake knives and twelveforks, all stamped 800, 342 oz overall, together with the matching steelbladed table and dessert knives (qty)£2000-3000 (plus 27% BP*)

878. A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER CASKET, ofcanted rectangular form, the lid applied with a cherub playing a lute,on paw feet, Berlin, marks, 13.5cm wide, 11oz overall£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

879. A SET OF TWELVE 19TH CENTURY GERMANSILVER GILT TEASPOONS, with matching tongs, havingscallop terminals, Hamburg marks, in fitted case, another set of elevengilt teaspoons, a set of twelve German silver dessert forks, with ninematching steel bladed knives, a German embossed tea strainer,stamped 800, assorted other German flatware, three napkin rings etc.,approximately 35oz overall, together with a set of plated dessertknives, cased (qty)£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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880. A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL TEA CADDY, withbeaded borders, engraved with swags of flowers and bright cutdecoration, the hinged cover with green stained carved ivorypineapple finial, by Henry Chawner, London 1786, 14cm wide,11oz£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)


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881. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SALVER, with shaped,beaded and scroll embossed border, on claw feet, by Martin, Hall & Co,Sheffield 1902, 21cm diameter, 12oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

882. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, of oval halflobed form, with ebonised handle and knop, by Thomas Bradbury &Sons, London 1902, inscribed, 14.5cm high, 15oz all in; together with amatched silver plated milk jug and sugar basin (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

883. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MILK JUG ANDMATCHING SUGAR BASIN, of shaped and panelled form, onlion’s mask paw feet, by Williams Ltd, Birmingham 1903, jug 10.5cmhigh; and a silver teapot, with ebonised handle, on pad feet, by Nathan& Hayes, Chester 1906, 21.5oz overall (3)£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

884. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF VICTORIANSILVER BRIGHT CUT FLATWARE, comprising three each oftablespoons, table forks, dessert spoons and dessert forks, variousdates and makers, 19oz overall£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

885. A GEORGE III SILVER TWIN HANDLEDSUCRIER, embossed and engraved with flowers and scrollingfoliage, on ball feet, maker’s mark rubbed, London 1806, 20.5cm wide,9.5oz; and a George III silver cream jug, with reeded border, London1807, 10.5cm high, 3oz (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

886. A SILVER SMALL ARMADA DISH OF MEDICALINTEREST, with presentation inscription to Norman G Heatley1936-1978 from the Sir William-Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford, byWilliam Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1976, 10.7cm diameter, 2.5ozNorman George Heatley (1911-2004) was a member of the team ofOxford University Scientists who developed Penicillin.£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

887. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a cup, withfaceted sides and loop handle, 8cm high (marks worn), a five bar toastrack by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1920, a butter shell, Sheffield1901, a pair of pierce decorated sweetmeat dishes, a pair of salts, fourvarious peppers, a napkin ring, and other oddments, 19oz overall£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

888. A PAIR OF AMERICAN SILVER PIERCEDECORATED DISHES, by Gorham Manufacturing Co, and withimport marks for Birmingham 1904 and 1906, 8.5cm diameter, cased;a Victorian silver christening spoon and fork, Birmingham 1876, cased;a Georgian Irish silver bright cut spoon, marks rubbed; a set of fivesilver teaspoons; a pair of 19th Century silver sugar tongs; and otherodd spoons (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

889. A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER MOUNTEDEASEL DRESSING TABLE MIRROR, with arched top, piercedand embossed with flowers, trellis and scrolling foliage and havingbevelled plate, 32cm high; a silver backed hand mirror, 2 hairbrushesand two silver topped glass jars, all with engraved monogram for LilianSwanwick, (wife of the artist Harold Swanwick), two further silverbacked hand mirrors and 3 hairbrushes, a silver handled shoe horn, aclothes brush and a further handle and brush back (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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890. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED GLASSCLARET JUG, with plain rounded body, and simple scroll handle,by J Sherwood & Sons, Birmingham 1903, 22cm high, together with anEdwardian silver mounted glass oil and vinegar decanter, withstoppers, Birmingham 1907, 19cm high (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

891. A COLLECTION OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS, toinclude a rectangular entree dish and cover on stand with burner, asucrier with turquoise glass liner, a muffin dish, an embossed photoframe, a pair of salts, an egg frame, a hot water pot, assorted flatwareetc (qty)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

892. A VICTORIAN HORSE HOOF INKWELL, with silverplated mounts, the lid inscribed and dated 1881, 14.5cm; togetherwith an American silver dwarf candlestick, stamped Sterling, and a smallquantity of other silver and white metal items (qty)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

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894. A WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FISHSLICE, the blade pierced and engraved with stars and stylised foliage,by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1835, 28cm long, 3.5oz£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

895. A GEORGE II SILVER MEAT SKEWER, with loophandle, by Samuel Herbert & Co, London 1756, 28.5oz long, 2.5oz£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

896. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER PICKLE FORK, withtriple arrowhead prongs, and ivory handle, by George Unite,Birmingham 1858, 22.5cm long£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

897. AN EARLY GEORGIAN SILVER MOTE SPOON,with foliate scroll pierced bowl, maker’s mark only for WilliamMathews II, circa 1720, 15cm long£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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893. A QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVERLARGE SUGAR CASTOR, of baluster form, with girdled body andpierced domed cover, by Charles Adam, London 1706, 20.5cm high, 10oz£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)


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898. A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SUGAR NIPS,the shaped arms forming a quatrefoil when closed, having loophandles and scalloped grips, maker’s mark WC and lion passantonly struck twice, possibly Walter Crisp or William Cripps, 12cm£100-120 (plus 27% BP*)

899. A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERSUGAR NIPS, the shaped arms cast with foliate cornucopiaand having acanthus leaf grips, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham1857, 11.7cm£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

900. A SET OF SIX GEORGE IV SILVER QUEEN’SPATTERN TABLE FORKS AND SPOONS, by CharlesEley, London 1824, 25oz overall (12)£400-450 (plus 27% BP*)

901. A VICTORIAN SILVER TOAST RACK, the sevendivisions formed by stylised leaves, with further leaves formingthe base, on ball feet, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1878, 24.5cmlong, 7oz£120-150 (plus 27% BP*)

902. A SILVER NAPKIN RING, with gadrooned border,by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1939, and four other silver napkin rings,2.5oz overall (5)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

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903. A LATE 19TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVERTEA CADDY AND COVER, of lobed cylindrical form,embossed and engraved with panels of flowers, importmarks for Martin Sugar, London 1893, 13.5cm high, 6.5oz£80-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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904. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER BACHELOR’STEAPOT, the baluster body embossed and engraved with flowersand scrolls, having flower finial, and mask capped feet, by WilliamSamuel Norman, London 1858, 14cm high, together with a matchingtwin handled sucrier and milk jug, maker’s initials E.P. London 1853,25.5oz overall (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

905. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER EASEL DRESSINGTABLE MIRROR, with arched top, applied with ribbon tiedgarlands of flowers, and having bevelled plate, by Elkington & Co,London 1906, 44.5cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

906. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER REPLICA OFTHE TUDOR HOLMS CUP, the front shaped bowl withengraved inscription ‘Benedictus Deus Jm Dona Suis Ame’, on lobedpedestal foot, by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1913, 11cm high, 11.5oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

907. A GEORGE III SILVER TWIN HANDLED CUP, thepart lobed slightly baluster body embossed with swags andflowerheads by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1803, 12.5cmhigh, 10.5oz£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

908. A SILVER TEAPOT, of shaped outline and with ebonisedhandle and knop, on bun feet, Chester 1931, 15.5cm high, and a similarmilk jug, Birmingham 1931, 21.5oz overall (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

909. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER MILK JUG, ofbaluster form, chased and engraved with stylised flowering foliage, onacanthus cast feet, by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1857,16cm high, 8.5oz; and a silver pedestal dish, of octagonal form, withstepped border, Birmingham 1931, 17cm wide, 7oz (2)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

910. A SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, of shallow rectangular plaindesign, by the Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co, London 1908, 21.5cmwide, and another silver cigarette box, of rectangular form withrounded corners, Birmingham 1902, 15.5cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

911. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULAR SALTS,on pad feet, by David & Robert Hennell, London 1764 and 1768, anotherpair of silver salts, Chester 1928, and a pair of small wine coasters,embossed with repeated stylised foliage and with turned hardwoodbases, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1902 and 1906, 7.5cm wide (6)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

912. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a pair of lateVictorian dwarf candlesticks, London 1899, weighted bases, threevarious sauce boats, a baluster sugar castor, embossed with floweringfoliage, London 1900, an egg cup and spoon, cased, a silver mounteddesk calendar, two hairbrushes, a napkin ring and a baluster pepper,25oz weighable (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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913. A CONTINENTAL EARLY 20TH CENTURYSILVER MOUNTED GLASS LIQUEUR DECANTER, withsix matching glass holders, the mounts pierced and embossed withputti and garlands, the faceted glass decanter with etched decoration,import marks of Berthold Muller, Chester 1904 and 1908, in fitted case(one glass lacking)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

914. A QUANTITY OF SILVER FLATWARE, to include apair of George III Old English pattern tablespoons by Peter & WilliamBateman, London 1810, two further tablespoons later embossed asberry spoons, a pair of salad servers with glass handles (one af), a setof six ice-cream spoons, a set of four Kings pattern teaspoons, otherodd flatware and four further handled dessert knives and forks withplated blades, approximately 19oz weighable (qty)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

915. A SERVICE OF MID VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN FLATWARE, comprising three tablespoons, twelvetable forks, eleven dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, and sixteaspoons, by Chawner & Co, London 1866 and 1867, 81oz overall (qty)£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

916. A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER BALUSTERVASES, with flared and shaped rims, on weighted circular pedestal basesby Arthur & John Zimmerman, Birmingham 1903, 23cm high (one AF) (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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918. A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, the teapotwith ebonised handle and knop, by Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1931, teapot15cm high; and a pair of Edwardian silver peppers, on spreadingcircular bases, Birmingham 1902, 8.5cm high, 36.5oz overall all in (5)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

919. A SET OF SIX GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN TABLE FORKS, by Morris & Michael Emanuel,London 1827, with six matching tablespoons, three by William Traies,and three by William Chawner II, all London 1826, 31oz overall (12)£280-350 (plus 27% BP*)

920. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER EGG CRUET, ofcinquefoil design, with beaded, pierced and lions mask border, andcentral handle, on bun feet, by George Fox, London 1868, 17.5cm wide,8.5oz (lacks egg cups) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

921. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER INKSTAND, of twinhandled shaped rectangular form, fitted with a pair of faceted squareglass inkwells with hinged silver covers, and a miniature chamber stickwith snuffer, on scroll feet, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield1902, 29.5cm wide, 23oz weighable£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

922. A GROUP OF SILVER, comprising a rectangular cigarettebox, London 1908, 12cm wide, a hexagonal dwarf candlestick, fivenapkin rings, and a rectangular photo frame£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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917. A LATE 19TH CENTURYHANAU SILVER BASKET, of swinghandled oval form, pierced and embossedwith putti and scrolling foliage, and havingclear glass liner, on pedestal foot, marksfor Georg Roth, 17.5cm wide, 15oz£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)


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923. AN EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TEAPOT,and matching twin handled sucrier, embossed and engraved withflowers, and with leaf capped scroll handles, by James Fray, Dublin1841, teapot 19.5cm high, 53.5oz overall (2)£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

924. A SILVER BACHELOR’S COFFEE POT, of balusterform, with ebonised handle, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd,London 1915, 20cm high, 16oz all in£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

925. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLEDBOWL, with stepped rim and simple scroll handles, Sheffield 1901,10.5cm diameter, and a pair of silver five bar toast racks, with steppedand pierced handles, by Duncan & Scobbie, Birmingham 1938, 8.5ozoverall (3)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

926. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a setof six apostle topped teaspoons, Sheffield 1922, cased, a christeningspoon and fork, import marks for Birmingham 1905, assorted silverand white metal tea and souvenir spoons, and three napkin rings,approximately 14.5oz weighable, together with a 19th Century silverplated swing handled sugar basket, a plated inkstand, and a platedtrophy cup and cream jug (qty) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

927. A GEORGE III SILVER SMALL SALVER, the shapedand beaded border embossed with swags, on claw and ball feet,maker I.C probably John Cox, London 1772, 19cm wide, 9.5oz£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

928. A GEORGE II SILVER BRANDY WARMER, withbaluster shaped body, and turned hardwood side handle, by WalterBrind, London 1757, 24cm long overall£180-250 (plus 27% BP*)

929. A WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FISHSLICE, with pierce decorated blade, by John Walton or John Wright,Newcastle 1832, and another similar George IV example by WilliamKnight II, London 1824, 9oz overall (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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930. A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVERASPARAGUS TONGS, with foliate scroll decorated handles, andpierced blades, by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1895, 21.5cm long, 4.5oz£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

931. A GEORGE III SILVER STILTON SCOOP, with plain,rounded green stained ivory handle, maker’s mark indistinct, London1793, 26cm long£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

932. A GEORGE IV SILVER STILTON SCOOP, with reededangular green stained ivory handle, by Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1822,23.5cm long, and an early Victorian silver stilton scoop with King’spattern handle, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1838, 19.5cm long (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

933. A SILVER BACHELOR’S COFFEE POT, and matchinghot milk pot, of urn form, with gadrooned borders, and ebonisedhandles, on circular pedestal bases, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1915,18cm high, 19oz all in (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

934. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED ANEROIDBAROMETER, embossed with stylised scrolling foliage and havingwhite enamel dial, by T.H. Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham 1904, 17cmdiameter£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

935. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTEDTORTOISESHELL INKWELL, of domed capstan form, piercedand embossed with flowers and scrollwork, and having gadroonedborders, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, London 1897, 8.5cm wide,together with another silver capstan inkwell, with reeded borders, byWalker & Hall, Sheffield 1911, 13cm (2)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

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936. A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, with balusterknopped stems, and weighted circular bases, by Asprey & Co Ltd,London 1956, 17cm high (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

937. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CRUMB SCOOP,engraved with flowers and foliage and having turned ivory handle,maker’s mark rubbed, London 1902, 33cm long, and a silver handledcrumb brush, London 1911 (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

938. A SILVER SUGAR CASTOR, of octagonal baluster form, byWilliam Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1924, 21cm high, (based filled), a pair ofsilver sauce boats, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1963 & 1964, 13oz all in (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

939. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLEDBOTTLE STAND, with pierced decoration, and wooden insetbase, by William Aitken, Birmingham 1907, 14.5cm high£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

940. A SILVER MENORAH, with stop-fluted column, andangular branches, on beaded stepped square base, by Britton, Gould &Co, Birmingham 1930, 20cm high, 8oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

941. A SILVER HIP FLASK, of plain, slightly curved design byJames Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1911, 13.5cm; and another small silverhip flask, Birmingham 1937, 10cm, 8oz overall (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

942. A SILVER HIP FLASK, of slightly curved form, by RobertPringle & Sons, Birmingham 1919, inscribed, 12.5cm, 3.5oz; and anothersilver mounted glass hip flask, with leather covered upper, by JamesDixon & Sons, Sheffield 1942, 14cm (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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943. A SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX, withengine turned decoration, by William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1932,16.5cm wide, and two further silver cigarette boxes, one by Mappin &Webb, London 1950, 17cm, the other by Charles S Green & Co,Birmingham 1913, 12.5cm (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

944. A GEORGE III SILVER CREAM JUG, with punchedborder, baluster body and circular pedestal foot, maker’s mark partlyrubbed ?L, London 1775, 11cm high; and another, of oval outline, withreeded border and engraved with a band of stylised leaves, maker ?W,London 1800, 10.5cm high, 7oz overall (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

945. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL TEA CADDYAND COVER, with gadrooned borders and part lobed body, byAitken Bros, Sheffield 1900, 8.5cm high; and another similar, plain teacaddy with reeded borders by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London1895, 8cm, 7oz overall (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

946. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CYLINDRICAL BOXAND COVER, with spirally lobed decoration, by Francis BooneThomas, London 1887, 7.5cm high, 3.5oz£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

947. A GEORGE III SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, withbands of reeded decoration, and angular handle, by Rebecca Emes &Edward Barnard I, London 1809, 7.5cm high, 4oz£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

948. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TABLE LIGHTER,with wrythen globular body and hinged lobed cover, on beadedcircular pedestal foot, by B.H. Joseph & Co, Chester 1890, 11.5cm high,together with an Edwardian silver hand bell, Birmingham 1906, and asilver table bell, Birmingham 1911 (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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949. A GERMAN SILVER CHRISTENING MUG withhinged cover having money box slot, engraved with sinuousflowers, inscribed and dated 1922, 7cm high, a Continental silverbeaker, of slightly flared form, with engraved decoration, 7.5cm high,another slightly smaller beaker, and a set of six German silver cakeforks, 11oz overall (9)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

950. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising alate Victorian pierce decorated oval sweetmeat basket, by AtkinBros, Sheffield 1899, 16cm wide, a goblet, Birmingham 1915, ashaped dish by A.E. Jones, Birmingham 1972, two further smalldishes, two small bowls and a pair of white metal napkin rings, 11ozoverall (9)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

951. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTEDRECTANGULAR DOUBLE PHOTO FRAME, the hingedframe pierce decorated and embossed with flowers and scrollingfoliage by Samuel L. Levi, Birmingham 1900, 19.5cm high; a modernsilver novelty photo frame embossed with a golf, caddy with clubsand ball, by John Bull Ltd, London 1989, 17cm wide; and a pair ofsilver oval scroll photo frames, on ball feet, Birmingham 1919 &1923, 12cm high (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

952. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TOPPED GLASSPRESERVE JAR, with matching spoon, by William Hutton & SonsLtd, Birmingham 1909, together with a silver mounted glass oil andvinegar bottle, Birmingham 1930, two silver mounted and piercedcircular teapot stands, by Adie Bros, Birmingham 1923 & 1928,15.5cm diameter, and a late Victorian silver mounted cut glasspepper grinder, London 1900 (5)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

953. A SILVER TOPPED CUT GLASS SCENTBOTTLE, with engine turned hinged cover, and chequered cutglobular body, by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1920, 11.5cm high,and another silver and tortoiseshell topped scent bottle, with cutglass globular body, Birmingham 1926 (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

954. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER HEART SHAPEDTRINKET BOX, with pin cushion cover, Birmingham 1905, 9cm,a late Victorian silver mounted desk blotter, with pierceddecoration, London 1895, an Edwardian silver mounted watchholder, Birmingham 1905, an American silver mounted playing cardholder by Gorham, stamped Sterling, and a silver small ring tree andpen wipe (6)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

955. A SET OF TWELVE SILVER HANOVARIANPATTERN TEASPOONS, with matching sugar tongs, byCooper Bros & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1920 & 21; another set of twelvesilver teaspoons with matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1941, both infitted cases, and a further set of twelve beaded silver teaspoonswith matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1918 (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

956. A SET OF SIX SILVER GRAPEFRUIT SPOONS,the reeded handles with foliate terminals, by Robert Stewart,London 1925, and another set of six silver grapefruit spoons,Sheffield 1933, both in fitted cases (2)£30-50

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957. A SILVER BALUSTER CHRISTENING MUG, withscroll handle, inscribed, by William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1925, a setof six silver teaspoons with matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1918,another set of six silver teaspoons, a set of eleven (of twelve) silvercoffee spoons, two sets of six silver bean end coffee spoons, and a lateVictorian silver christening knife, fork and spoon, all cased (7)£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

958. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a three piececruet set, Birmingham 1934, another three piece cruet set, a set offour napkin rings, Birmingham 1914, an egg cup, spoon and napkin ringset, and a further egg cup and spoon, all cased (5)£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

959. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATEDCANDLESTICKS, with gadrooned borders, a 19th Century platedwine funnel, and a small quantity of other plated items (qty)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

960. A QUANTITY OF MIXED SILVER FLATWARE,comprising a William IV King’s pattern tablespoon, three soup spoons,two fish knives and three teaspoons similar, a pair of sugar tongs,various odd teaspoons etc and a tea strainer, 24oz overall, togetherwith a set of six silver Kings pattern dessert knives and forks, withplated blades, and other silver handled knives (qty)£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)


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961. A MATCHED PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, ofNeo-classical design, the tapered square section columns with urnshaped nozzles, and beaded square bases, relief decorated with ram’smasks, trophies and swags of foliage, by Ellis & Co, one Birmingham 1908,the other Birmingham 1936 (both drip pans 1908), 30.5cm high (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

962. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER RECTANGULARCIGAR BOX, by Stuart Clifford & Co, London 1907, 24.5cm wide,engraved monogram£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

963. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising asauce boat, Birmingham 1935, a butter shell, a pepper and mustard,three Chinese coin inset small dishes, by Zee Wo, and two similardishes, approximately 17oz weighable (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

964. A SILVER TOPPED FACETED GLASS SUGARSIFTER, and a quantity of assorted silver plated items, to include atea set, oval tea caddy, two bottle coasters, various dishes, small boxesand cruet items etc (qty)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

965. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BACHELOR’STEAPOT, with gadrooned border, half-lobed body and ebonisedhandle and knop, by S.W. Smith & Co, London 1900, 12cm high, 18.5ozall in, a similar silver plated sucrier, and a pair of 19th Century silversugar tongs (4)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

966. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER DWARFCANDLESTICKS, with vase shaped stems, on stepped square bases,by Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1811, 12cm high, 18oz overall (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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967. A SMALL QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS,to include two oval entree dishes and covers, a butter shell, an egg cup,two napkin rings, a pair of salad servers, a crumb scoop, miscellaneousother flatware, and a set of six silver handled steel tea knives (qty)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

968. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising an Edwardianpierce decorated sweetmeat basket, Chester 1904, 18.5cm long, asmall cigarette box, a small circular dish, five various napkin rings,another white metal filigree napkin ring, an Edwardian baby’s rattle,with mother of pearl teething ring, Birmingham 1907, a hairbrush, apair of spill vases, and a circular mount, 10oz weighable (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

969. A MIXED PART SERVICE OF 19TH CENTURYSILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE, comprising sixtable forks by William Eaton, London 1835-37, three further tableforks, three dessert forks, four dessert spoons, ten teaspoons and asauce ladle, various dates and makers, 40oz overall (qty)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

970. A MIXED PART SERVICE OF 19TH CENTURYSILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN FLATWARE,comprising a tablespoon, ten dessert spoons, and seven teaspoons,various dates and makers, 16.5oz overall (qty)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

971. A PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER BRIGHT CUTSUGAR TONGS, maker’s initials T.E. probably Thomas Evans, circa1790, two 19th Century silver butter knives, an Edwardian silver butterknife with mother of pearl handle, a set of six George III silver beadedteaspoons, by Richard Crossley, London 1805, and other silver flatwareto include a beaded sauce ladle, a knife, and various tea andcondiment spoons, 19.5oz overall (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

972. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL TWINHANDLED TEA TRAY, with reeded edge and gadroonedborder, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1886, 46cm, 27oz£350-400 (plus 27% BP*)

973. A SILVER SWEETMEAT BASKET, of lobed design, thesides pierced with quatrefoil motifs, on three shaped scroll supports,by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1919, 17.5cm diameter, 8oz£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

974. A SILVER COCKTAIL SHAKER, by Angora Silver PlateCo. Ltd, Birmingham 1933, inscribed, 22cm high, 16oz, and a silver threepiece cruet set, cased (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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975. AN EGYPTIAN SILVER DISH, engraved with roundelsand frieze of figures and objects, 24.5cm diameter£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

976. A CONTINENTAL SILVER TWIN HANDLEDBOWL, pierce decorated and embossed with swags of husks, onpaw feet, later glass liner, Austro-Hungarian import mark only, 17.5cmwide, 6.5oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

977. A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING MUG,engraved with flowering plants, grasses and insects, and having angularhandle, by Walter & John Barnard, London 1880, 9.5cm high, 4.5oz; anda 19th Century Indian Colonial silver baluster mug, engraved withscrolling foliage, by Hamilton & Co., Calcutta, 11.5cm high, 7oz (2)£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

978. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED EASELDRESSING TABLE MIRROR, pierced and embossed withflowers and scrolling foliage, and having bevelled heart shaped plate,by William Comyns & Sons, London 1903, 38cm high£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

979. A GEORGE II SILVER CREAM JUG, chased andembossed with flowers and foliage, and having scroll handle, on maskcapped scroll legs with scallop feet, maker’s mark worn, London 1751,8.5cm high, 3oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*) Lot 976

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980. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER KINGS PATTERNSOUP LADLE, by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London 1890,9.5oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

981. A PART SERVICE OF VICTORIAN SILVERFIDDLE AND SHELL PATTERN FLATWARE, comprisinga gravy spoon, four tablespoons, six table forks, four dessert spoons,a dessert fork, and a mustard spoon, by Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd(Samuel Smily), London 1873, 40oz overall, together with elevensilver handled steel bladed knives (qty)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

982. A SMALL COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURYSILVER FLATWARE, to include a Kings pattern tablespoon,other similar pieces, a pair of Dutch silver sugar tongs, three silverhandled tea knives, and a pair of glove stretchers, 14.5oz overallweighable (qty)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

983. A SET OF SIX SILVER CIRCULAR COASTERS,with pierced borders and glass bases, by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd,Birmingham 1937, 8.5cm wide, and a collection of other silvercomprising a circular trinket box, Birmingham 1916, a mid Victoriancircular salt, on pad feet, London 1862, a pair of oval salts, a smallgoblet, a four piece christening set, cased, and a white metal smalldish embossed with fruit, approximately 9oz weighable (qty)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

984. A SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTEDISPENSER, with match dispenser and strike, by Finnegan’s Ltd,Birmingham 1923, 14.3cm wide£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

985. A SILVER STRAWBERRY SET, comprising cream jugand sugar castor, on lobbed feet, and oval dish, by Robert EdgarStone, London 1952, dish 19.5cm wide, 17oz overall (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

986. A SILVER FOUR PIECE BACHELOR’S COFFEESERVICE, comprising coffee pot and hot water pot, with domedcovers, and composite handles and knops, milk jug and sugar basin,by Wilson & Gill, Birmingham 1952, coffee pot 19cm high, 24oz all in(4)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

987. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising abaluster cream jug, Birmingham 1908, a sugar basin, a pepper, and asmall spill vase, approximately 5oz overall, together with a silverplated tea kettle on stand (5)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

988. A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SAUCE BOATS,with shaped borders, scroll handles, and shell capped cabriole legswith stepped feet, by Andrew Killick, London 1751, 17.5cm long, 15ozoverall, together with a pair of George II silver Old English patternsauce ladles, maker’s mark indistinct, London 1756 (4)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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989. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER THREE PIECEBACHELOR’S TEA SET, with gadrooned borders andpanelled bodies, the teapot with ebonised handle and knop, byWalker & Hall, Sheffield 1902, teapot 13cm high, 19oz all in (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

990. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER, with beadedand foliate cast border, engraved with stylised foliage, on claw feet,by John Edward Bingham (Walker & Hall), Sheffield 1891, 25cmdiameter, 14oz£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

991. A SILVER CIRCULAR SALVER, of plain design, onscroll feet, by Crichton Bros, London 1936, 30.5cm diameter, 33oz£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

992. A SILVER ARMADA DISH, by Payne & Son, London1967, 17cm diameter, 8oz; and a pair of late Victorian silver pedestalsmall dishes, with reeded borders, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1898,7.5cm wide, 5oz (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

993. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTER HOTMILK POT, with hinged domed cover, by S.W. Smith & Co, London1900, 18cm high, 7.5oz; and a collection of other silver comprising apair of George II circular salts, London 1757, a pair of George IIcircular salts, London 1757, a pair of late Victorian salts, Birmingham1899, a capstan inkwell, a christening mug (af), a cigarette case, anEastern white metal toast rack, two similar cup holders, a similarcircular box, two pairs of condiment spoons, a white metal spoonwith pierced handle, and a plated jam spoon, approximately 24ozweighable (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

994. A SILVER MOUNTED ART DECO STYLEDRESSING TABLE SET, of angular, engine turned form,comprising hand mirror, hairbrush, clothes brush, five various bottlesand jars, shoe horn and button hook, the glass etched with swags offlowers, maker H.W, London 1928; a silver circular trinket box, withengine turned cover, Birmingham 1917, 10.5cm diameter, and afurther silver mounted manicure set, Birmingham 1917, cased (qty)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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995. AN ITALIAN SILVER CIRCULAR PLATTER, withshaped border, 29.5cm diameter, three similar smaller plates, 22cmdiameter, and a similar oval platter, 33cm wide, all stamped 800, 71ozoverall (5)£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

996. AN ITALIAN SILVER SIX PIECE TEA SERVICE,with baluster bodies and twist handles, comprising teapot, hot waterpot, hot milk pot, sucrier and cover, milk jug and sugar basin, togetherwith a very similar further hot water pot, on a twin handled oval tray,all stamped 800, tray 57cm wide, 164oz overall (8)£1200-1800 (plus 27% BP*)

997. AN ITALIAN SILVER DECANTER STAND, therectangular base with ropetwist edge, central handle and divisions fortwo decanters and two stoppers, on claw feet, stamped 800, 22cmwide, 18oz£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

998. A COLLECTION OF ITALIAN SILVER, comprisingtwo shaped oval bowls, on paw feet, 11.5cm, a pair of circularcoasters, a mustard, and a sauce tureen stand with hinged cover (lacksliner), 16oz overall, and a pair of plated sugar tongs (7)£50-100 (plus 27% BP*)

999. See page 150

1000. AN ART DECO STYLE SILVER HOT WATERPOT, of tapered form with angular composite handle, on steppedcircular foot, by Barker Bros Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1935, 21.5cm high,17oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

1001. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BOWL, with shapedand crimped rim, embossed and engraved with flowers and ‘C’ scrolls,and with punched stylised decoration to the centre, on lion’s maskpad feet, by Charles Edwards, London 1896, 14cm diameter, 6.5oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1002. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL TEACADDY, embossed with a continuous frieze of figures in a classicallandscape, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1895, 10cm high, 3.5oz, apair of late Victorian silver butter shells, London 1895, a rectangularsilver cigarette box, with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1933,and an American silver dish with pierced border, stamped Sterling,21.5cm diameter (5)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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999. A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTERHOT WATER POT, embossed and engravedwith spiral lobes and foliage, having fruitwood scrollhandle, by David Whyte & William Holmes, London1764, 27.5cm high, 22.5oz all in£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)


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1003. A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVERCANDLESTICKS, with tapered, knopped stems on weightedcircular bases, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1903, 19.5cmhigh (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1004. A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN GRAVY SPOONS, by William Eaton, London 1830,and a George III silver Old English pattern gravy spoon, by HesterBateman, London 1786, 13.5oz overall (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

1005. A COLLECTION OF MIXED SILVER FLATWARE,comprising a serving slice, two sauce ladles, two tablespoons, threedessert spoons, a dessert fork, a pair of Kings pattern salt spoons, fivefurther condiment spoons, a butter knife, a set of six Georgianteaspoons, London 1790, fifteen further various teaspoons, a Dutchcaddy spoon with windmill and squirrel terminal, an Eastern whitemetal spoon, and a half lobed cream jug, 34.5oz overall (qty)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

1006. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATEDRECTANGULAR ENTREE DISHES AND COVERS, withfoliate cast handles, and a quantity of other silver plated items, toinclude an oval entree dish and cover, an inkstand, an easel photoframe, a soup ladle, and other items and flatware (qty)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

1007. A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER, by RichardCrossley, London 1806, with loop handle, 33.5cm long, 3.5oz, togetherwith an 18th Century silver toddy ladle with whalebone twist handle,marks worn, another, hallmarked for London 1729 but lacking woodenhandle, a pair of George III silver sugar tongs, by Gabriel Wirgman,London 1791, and a George III wine funnel (upper section only),London 1783 (5)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1008. A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, withgadrooned and foliate cast borders, on scroll and paw feet, comprisingteapot, hot water pot and sucrier, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd,London 1964 and 65, the tea and hot water pots with ebonisedhandles and knops, 61.5oz all in (3)£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

1009. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED GLASSCLARET JUG, the hinged cover with pineapple finial, having Celticknot decoration, the plain glass baluster body with two bands ofhobnail cut decoration, by Horace Woodward & Co, London 1879,27.5cm high, together with a smaller silver mounted glass jug, by thesame maker, London 1893, 16cm high (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

1010. A SILVER TWO SECTION SERVING DISH, of openclam shell form, with rustic central handle, by Goldsmiths & SilversmithsCo. Ltd, London 1904, 16.5cm wide, and a silver baluster sugar castor,on lion’s mask paw feet, London 1909, 11oz overall (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

1011. A SILVER TWIN HANDLED CUP, with slightly flaredrim, on shaped circular foot, by Wakeley & Wheeler, London 1945,14cm wide, and a silver sauce boat, by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham1941, 15oz overall (2)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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Lot 1008

Lot 1009

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1012. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprisingtwo rectangular cigarette boxes, a circular salt, an ashtray, a hairbrush,and a pair of sugar nips, together with a Chinese white metal handmirror, relief decorated with dragons, and a small quantity of silverplated items (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1013. A SILVER TWIN HANDLED TEA TRAY, withgadrooned border and handles, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd,London 1930, 67cm wide overall, 104oz£1200-1800 (plus 27% BP*)

1014. A GEORGE II SILVER WAITER, with piecrustborder, on pad feet, by William Peaston, London 1749, 15.5cmdiameter, 7oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

1015. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULAREASEL MIRROR, pierce decorated and embossed with masks,putti, urns and scrolling foliage, and having bevelled plate, by WilliamComyns & Sons, London 1887, 28cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

1016. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR BASINAND CREAM JUG, with part lobed and foliate engraveddecoration, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1888, 6cm high; and apair of Edwardian silver butter shells, with knives, Sheffield 1904,cased, 5oz overall£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1017. A GEORGE III SILVER FISH SLICE, the bladepierced and engraved with fish and scrolling foliage, and havingbeaded handle, by William Plummer, London 1776, 31cm long.£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1018. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTERSUGAR CASTOR, with spirally lobed decoration, maker J.Gprobably John Gammage, London 1901, 19cm high, 6oz; and a silvercircular photograph frame, Birmingham 1988, 14cm wide (2)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

1019. A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER OLDENGLISH PATTERN TEASPOONS, by Peter, Ann andWilliam Bateman, London 1804, 3oz overall (6)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

1020. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF 18TH AND19TH CENTURY SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNFLATWARE, comprising five tablespoons, six table forks, sevendessert spoons, a bright-cut sauce ladle, another sauce ladle, andvarious teaspoons, various dates and makers, 38.5oz overall (qty)£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

1021. FIVE GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERNDESSERT FORKS, various dates and makers, and a set of sixsilver teaspoons with matching tongs, Sheffield 1909, cased, 9.5ozoverall£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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Lot 1014

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1022. A SILVER NOVELTY PINCUSHION BOX IN THEFORM OF A SHOE, by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham1914, 12.5cm long; and a silver oval box with sprung lid, by Goldsmiths& Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1917, 9cm (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1023. A SILVER PLAIN SPOON, with tapered handle, byGeorg Jensen, and a set of eight Arts & Crafts style white metal coffee spoons, the terminals set with vari-coloured hardstonecabochons (9)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

1024. A SET OF TWELVE GEORGE III SILVERDESSERT FORKS, with reeded edge handles, by William Eley &William Fearn, London 1807, 17oz overall (12)£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

1025. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising an Edwardianoval trinket box on shaped legs, by William Comyns & Sons, London1908, 10cm wide, an Egyptian rectangular box with hinged cover,9.5cm, a Continental small box, two napkin rings, a matchbox cover, awalking cane mount, and a small white metal filigree box, approx. 7ozweighable (qty)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

1026. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOONS,later embossed as berry spoons, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London1799, a set of six American silver St. Louis 1904 World Fair souvenirspoons, and engraved christening spoon, and two Dutch embossedcaddy spoons, 11oz overall (11)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

1027. A SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, with engine turneddecoration, Birmingham 1928, 14cm wide, together with five varioussilver photo frames, and a small quantity of plated flatware etc (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1028. A MATCHED PART SERVICE, of 19th Century silver fiddle pattern flatware, comprising eight tablespoons, eight table forks, eight dessert spoons, eight dessert forks, eight teaspoonsand five mustard spoons, various dates and makers, 67oz overall (qty)£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

1029. A SILVER SPOT HAMMERED CHRISTENINGFORK AND SPOON, Sheffield 1921, a pair of silver peppers, 5oz,a part set of silver handled fruiteaters, cased, a pair of plated oval salts,with blue glass liners, a plated mustard, a cased set of plated cakeforks, and assorted plated flatware (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1030. See page 154

1031. See page 155

1032. A SILVER TANKARD, of plain, slightly tapered form, thehinged cover with shaped thumbpiece, and having scroll handle, byElkington & Co., Birmingham, 1937, 18.5cm high, 33oz£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

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Lot 1023

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1030. A GEORGE II PROVINCIAL SILVER COFFEEPOT, with tapering body, hinged domed cover, and leaf cappedebonised handle, makers mark S.B., probably Sampson Bennett ofFalmouth, Exeter 1759, 24cm high, 27oz all in£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)


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1031. A SILVER TANKARD of slightly tapered, planishedform, the hinged cover with fleur de lys finial, on reeded footrim,by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1937, 18.5cm high, 43oz£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)


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Lot 1033

Lot 1036

Lot 1037

1033. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING CUP,with engraved decoration and beaded scroll handle by Henry HydeAston, Birmingham 1864, 10cm high, and a small silver twin handledtrophy cup, Birmingham 1956, 6.5oz overall (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1034. A SILVER TODDY LADLE, with oval lobed bowl, andturned wooden handle, by Payne & Son, London 1979, together with asilver rectangular card and stamp case, by Sampson Mordan & Co.,London 1919, a silver hinged bangle, with engraved and applied leafdecoration, Birmingham 1937, a silver necklace, and a further silverpendant on chain, with matching earrings approximately 6ozweighable (7)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

1035. A SILVER CANDLESTICK, of fluted Corinthian form,on beaded stepped square base, by Britton, Gould & Co., Birmingham1936, 25cm high, together with a silver dwarf candlestick by BarkerBros., Birmingham 1898 (both with weighted bases), and a smallquantity of plated items comprising a coaster, a dwarf candlestick, apedestal salt, a sugar basin, four knife rests and a pair of asparagustongs (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1036. A SET OF FOUR SILVER PLATED OVALSWEETMEAT BASKETS, with gadrooned borders, and piercedand engraved decoration, 16cm wide (4)£40-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1037. A SET OF TWELVE GEORGE IV SILVER KING’SPATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, by James Bell, Newcastle 1829,17oz (12)£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

1038. A MATCHED SET OF EIGHT 19TH CENTURYSILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TABLESPOONS, various datesand makers, and eighteen similar teaspoons, 30.5oz overall (qty)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

1039. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVERKING’S PATTERN SAUCE LADLES by James McKay,Edinburgh 1817 & 1818, another by the same maker, and a pair ofGeorge III old English pattern sauce ladles, by Eley & Fearn, London1802, 6.5oz overall (5)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1040. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENINGSPOON AND FORK, by Josiah Williams & Co., London 1896, apair of Georgian silver sugar tongs and a small quantity of silverteaspoons etc., 9.5oz (qty) £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)


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1041. A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD, the taperedbody with bands of reeded decoration, the hinged top with brightcut edge, byWilliam Holmes & Nicholas Dupree, London 1774, thelid interior with presentation inscription dated 1792, 15.5cm high,30.5oz£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)


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1042. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SWING HANDLEDCAKE BASKET, with foliate pierced decoration, on pad feet, byJames Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1903, 25cm long, 11oz., together witha late Victorian silver boat shaped ink stand, with cut glass inkwell, onshell cast feet, Sheffield 1890, 26.5cm, 5.5oz (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

1043. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BEAKER with reededborders, embossed with a cartouche of scrolling foliage, by JosiahWilliams & Co., London 1895, 10cm high, and a George IV silver twinhandled sucrier, with gadrooned border, by Thomas Wheatley,Newcastle 1823, 14oz overall (2)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

1044. A COLLECTION OF SILVER comprising a twinhandled bowl, Birmingham 1946, a christening mug, a sauce boat, asmall pedestal dish, a five bar toast rack, a butter shell, an ashtray /metal box holder and a cigarette case, 27oz. overall (qty)£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

1045. A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, with foliateengraved decoration, the fitted interior with ivory aide memoire,Birmingham 1876, 10.5cm, together with a pair of silver twin handledsalts, a mustard, and three napkin rings, 11oz overall (7)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1046. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENINGMUG, napkin ring, fork and spoon, by Josiah Williams & Co., London1898, in fitted case, a salt and pepper, cased, and two sets of six silverapostle top coffee spoons, with scalloped bowls, both cased (qty) £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1047. A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS toinclude a late Victorian centrepiece, a toast rack, a small salver,miscellaneous other pieces, a quantity of flatware, and a pair of late19th Century French gilt metal mounted ivory opera glasses, cased(qty) £50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1048. A WILLIAM IV SILVER TEAPOT of lobed andcompressed form, the lobes with stylized leaf decoration, and havingrose finial, on scallop & scroll feet, makers mark rubbed but possibly T.Cox Savory, London 1830, 12.5cm high, and a similar milk jug, by John,Henry & Charles Lias, London 1832, 27.5oz overall (2)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

1049. A GEORGE III SILVER SWING HANDLEDSUGAR BASKET of faceted oval form, with reeded border andengraved with medallions, on pedestal foot, by Henry Chawner,London 1792, 12cm wide, 6oz £120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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Lot 1042

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Lot 1050

Lot 1051

Lot 1052

1050. A GEORGE III SILVER SWINGHANDLED SUGAR BASKET with beaded borders,engraved with swags of flowers, on pedestal foot, by ThomasDaniell, London 1783, 12cm wide 6oz £120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

1051. A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER OLDENGLISH PATTERN TABLESPOONS by ElizabethTookey, London 1770, 12oz (6)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

1052. A GEORGE II SILVER BALUSTER MUGwith scroll handle, later embossed with flowering foliage &C. scrolls, by Thomas Tearle, London 1733, 9.5cm high, 6oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

1053. A SET OF THREE GEORGE III SILVERTEA CADDIES of rectangular bombe form, the coverswith pinecone finials, on pierced and shaped feet, crested, byDaniel Smith and Robert Sharp, London 1770, contained in afitted silver mounted tortoiseshell box, with domed top, themounts pierced and engraved with crowned lions rampantand with foliate pierced angles and hasp, on claw and ballfeet, central caddy 12.5cm high, 22oz overall, box 22.5cmwide£2000-3000 (plus 27% BP*)


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1054. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a pair ofshallow dishes by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911, 11cm wide, a pierce-decorated dish, a cigarette case, an ashtray, 2 napkin rings, 2 combmounts, and 3 various silver topped glass jars, approximately 17ozweighable (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

1055. A SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN SILVER OLDENGLISH PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, by Charles Boyton& Son Ltd, London 1905; a set of six silver handled tea knives, withplated blades, a set of six silver coffee spoons, by William Devenport,Birmingham 1905; a silver and mother of pearl fruit knife, by SampsonMordan & Co., Sheffield 1927, a small silver penknife, and 2 platedserving spoons with silver mounted handles, 17oz weighable (qty)£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

1056. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER BRIGHT CUTSUGAR TONGS, b John Lambe, London circa 1780, a set of 5similar teaspoons by Solomon Hougham, London 1799, a similartablespoon by Richard Ferris, Exeter 1792, and a further plaintablespoon. 6.5oz overall (8)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1057. A PAIR OF MID 18TH CENTURY SILVER SUGARNIPS, with loop handles and scalloped grips, maker’s mark strucktwice H.P. probably Henry Plumpton, circa 1760, 11cm long, togetherwith a silver bread knife with ivory handle, and 3 odd silver spoons (5)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1058. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising an Edwardiansilver cream jug embossed with flowers, by Gibson & Co. Ltd, Sheffield1906, a pair of pierce-decorated sweetmeat baskets, Birmingham1907, a pair of circular salts, London 1901, cased, another salt, abaluster pepper, a mustard, a napkin ring, and a coin inset pendant onchain, 11.5oz overall, and a silver mounted pottery jug (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

Lot 1059

Lot 1062

1059. A SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN SILVER ONSLOWPATTERN TEASPOONS, with matching sugar tongs, by WilliamHutton & Sons Ltd, London 1907, cased, another set of six silverOnslow pattern teaspoons, Chester 1902, and a set of six bright cutteaspoons, Sheffield 1901, both cased (3)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)


1061. See page 162

1062. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TEA TRAY, ofchamfered rectangular form, with pierced gallery, twin handles andstylized foliate engraved decoration, on foliate and scroll cast feet, byHenry Holland, London 1877, 51.5cm long, 85oz, presentationinscription to Clarke Aspinall, in fitted oak case£1200-1800 (plus 27% BP*)


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1060. A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS,with knopped stems, the shaped square bases with foliate angles, byJohn Cafe, London 1749, 20.5cm high, 31oz overall (2)£1800-2500 (plus 27% BP*)


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1061. A MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVERCANDLESTICKS, with knopped stems, and scalloped shapedsquare bases, one by Hugh Mills, London 1750, the other by DorothyMills, London 1752, 20.5cm high. 31oz overall (2)£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)


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1063. A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATEDCIRCULAR SURTOUT-DE-TABLE, with mirrored top, reliefdecorated with flowers and scrolls, within gadrooned borders, 47cmwide£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

1064. A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS, toinclude an oak tea tray with plated handles and gallery, a pair of bottlecoasters, assorted flatware and miscellaneous other items (qty)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

1065. A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVERGOBLETS, with tapered baluster bodies, on knopped stems andcircular bases, by Frederick Elkington, Birmingham 1872, 19.5cm high,13.5oz overall (2)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

1066. AN 18TH CENTURY IRISH SILVER CREAMJUG, the girdled body embossed and engraved with flowers andscrolls, on three lions mask capped paw feet, Dublin & Hibernia marksonly, 10cm high, 5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

1067. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CHRISTENING MUG,embossed and engraved with stylised foliage and ‘C’ scrolls, and havingbeaded angular handle, on gadrooned foot, by Goldsmiths &Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1903, 10cm high, 5oz£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

1068. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARCIGARETTE BOX, of open form, with three division matchcompartment to one side, and striker to the other, on shaped feet, byDeakin & Francis, Birmingham 1897, 15cm wide, 4.5oz; together withtwo rectangular cigarette boxes, largest 18cm wide (3)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

1069. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TREFOIL SHAPEDTRINKET BOX, with pincushion cover, pierce-decorated withscrolling foliage, Sheffield 1897, 12.5cm wide; a silver oval small trinketbox/pincushion, 6.5cm, a Continental swing handled basket, withcherub decoration (lacks liner), a similar beaker (AF), a silver butterdish mount, various silver small dishes (some German 800), 2 peppers,other small items, and a rectangular photo frame (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1070. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULARSALTS, on stepped pad feet, maker I.W., London 1760; and a pair ofsilver twin handled bowls, Sheffield 1934, 10cm diameter, 9.5oz overall (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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1071. A PAIR OF SILVER ASPARAGUS TONGS, with scrollpierced decoration, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1926, 24cm long, 5.5oz£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1072. A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III IRISH SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN TABLE FORKS, maker J.W. Dublin, 1805, and other silverflatware comprising 5 fiddle pattern dessert forks, a similar tablespoon, and4 Georgian Old English pattern tablespoons, various dates andmakers,28.5oz overall (qty)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

1073. A DANISH SILVER ACORN PATTERN SPOON, byGeorg Jensen, 17cm long£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

1074. A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY SILVER SUGAR NIPS,with scalloped grips, maker’s mark struck twice W.H. probably WilliamHarrison I, circa 1770; and a George III silver oval medal for KentVolunteers Tunbridge Wells, with presentation inscription dated 1804, 6cmhigh (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1075. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising two setsof six apostle topped coffee spoons, a Victoria Diamond Jubilee spoon, apair of sugar tongs, and various condiment and other small spoons, 10ozoverall (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

1076. A GERMAN SILVER PLATE, with shaped border, 30.5cmdiameter; two matching slightly smaller plates, 25cm diameter, all stamped800, 33.5oz overall, and a further Eastern white metal plate, with engravedborder, unmarked (4)£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

1077. A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SERVINGSPOONS, with shaped, foliate engraved bowls, and bright cut handles, byJosiah Williams & Co, London 1900, in fitted case£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)


1079. A COLLECTION OF SEVEN SILVER CIGARETTECASES, largest 13.5cm wide, various dates and makers, 31oz overall (7)£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

1080. A GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNGRAVY SPOON, by John and Henry Lias, London 1819, an Edwardiansilver oil lamp, with mask terminal scroll handle by Synyer & Beddoes,Birmingham 1906, 16cm long, a silver capstan inkwell, Chester 1917, withglass liner, 10.5cm wide, a Continental small spill vase, stamped 830, a smallsilver five bar toast rack, stamped 925, and an American silver desk clip,stamped sterling (6)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

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1078. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERTWIN HANDLED SAMOVAR ANDCOVER, the baluster body engraved withscrolling foliage, with reeded handles, foliatescroll top, and shaped square platform base withpierced foliate scroll feet, having lidded innerreservoir with lead weight, by Thomas Bradbury &Son, Sheffield 1840, presentation inscription toRev. J. Aspinall, dated 1840, 46cm high, 95ozexcluding reservoir£1800-2500 (plus 27% BP*)


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This will be done in accordance with the Condition of Sale printed in the catalogue and taking into account the usual bidding increments, the reserve price and other bids.

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Mallams carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction roomprior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such otherterms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

DEFINITIONSIn these Conditions:(a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Mallams or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate.(b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to

authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally describedin the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of thesale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance withthe description.

(c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when theauctioneer brings down the hammer.

(d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on whichMallams accepts instructions from sellers or their agents.

(e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with anypremium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaultingbuyer under these Conditions.

(f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of thelot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any otheramounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising.

(g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2.(h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER(a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security

arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid;(b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the

buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’sabsolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise.The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals.(2) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any

reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.

INCREMENTSBidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

THE PURCHASE PRICEThe buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 22.5%. Thispremium is subject to VAT at the rate imposed by law.

VALUE ADDED TAX (VAT)Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asteriskor double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at thedate of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers”for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

PAYMENT(1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will:(a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and(b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us.

You may pay for purchases in a number of ways: Bank Transfer, Cheque, Debit card, Cashand Credit card to a maximum of £2000.00 (plus 2.28% VAT inc. on Business and Non-EEA cards).

(2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you tous on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent,whether express or implied.

TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES(1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment

in full to us of the total amount due.(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and

paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon theclearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for anyremoval, storage and insurance charges.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES(1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if

there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our ownbehalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we mayhave, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

(a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract;(b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;(c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for

any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment andadding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

(d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either atour premises or elsewhere;

(e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due tothe extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

(f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due;(g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions

before any such bids shall be accepted;(h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards

the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retainpossession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt dueis satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remediesonly so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of theseconditions.

THIRD PARTY LIABILITYAll members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneernor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except asrequired by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property ofpersons visiting prior to or at a sale.

COMMISSION AND TELEPHONE BIDSWhilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are alwaysresponsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefullyinspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in

writing execute bids on their behalf or by telephone. Neither the auctioneer nor ouremployees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure isunreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reservethe right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITYThe seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the propertyconsigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able totransfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

AGENCYThe auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default bysellers or buyers.

TERMS OF SALEThe seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions intheir entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time ofthe entry of the Lot.

DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION(1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out

exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities toview and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf)must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospectivebuyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by usas to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated sellingprice involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestlyand reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently.Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor theseller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties,whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory,are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerningdeliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”.

(2) Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or on our websitehowever we are happy to provide them when requested subject to our terms andconditions of sale. The absence of any reference to condition in any description does notimply the lot is without fault.

(3) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction forpurposes of consumer legislation.

FORGERIESNotwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery(as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in thesame condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from therelevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from theevidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid byyou for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue descriptionreflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personallyare not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under thiscondition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedyprovided by law or by these Conditions of Sale.

GENERAL1. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or

attendance at our auctions by any person.(1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and

as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shallbe available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

(2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit ofemployees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforcethem.

2. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail orSwiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48hours after posting.

3. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in whichcase the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing atthe commencement of the catalogue.

4. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strictterms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position atthe relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all otherrespects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

5. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

ENDANGERED SPECIES LAWSDue to international laws, any item on the Endangered species list (i.e. Ivory, Rhino horn etc.),whether it dates from the 18th/19th Century or the 1930s, requires re-export permits forbidders outside the EU (CITES). Some countries also require import permits as well and allpermits must be in place prior to shipment. Mallams cannot be held liable if a purchaser buysa lot that comes within this field and then import/export licences cannot be arranged. Certaincountries, particularly the USA, have their own Endangered Species Act (USESA) andpossession or being involved in a commercial transaction with any item on this list can be anoffence for a US resident. Therefore, it is the potential buyer’s responsibility to check Federalregulations before bidding for a lot, which comes under these or similar regulations.Please note no license is required to sell or advertise within the EU if items are pre- 1947.

ONLINE BIDDINGMallams Fine Art Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidderswho cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.thesaleroom.comand providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed withMallams Fine Art Auctioneers, you:1. Authorise Mallams Fine Art auctioneers, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given

in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auctionvia the-saleroom.com, and

2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Mallams Fine ArtAuctioneers through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Mallams Fine art Auctioneersare entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address providedin fulfilment of the sale. Please note that any lots purchased via thesaleroom.com liveauction service will be subject to an additional 4.95% commission charge + VAT at therate imposed on the hammer price.

DATA PROTECTIONPersonal data obtained about you will be used in accordance to our Privacy Policy. A copy ofour Privacy Policy can be found on our website www.mallams.co.uk or requested by postfrom our Data Officer, Catherine Leach at Bocardo House, St Michael’s Street, Oxford, OX12EB, or by Email from [email protected].

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