Fine Art & Antiques

with a lobed circular cup decorated with floral tendrils and engraved "1671" and initials "WLIL", 6cm high (26.17 grams)

Provenance: Part of the collection formed by Baron Michiels van Verduynen (1885-1952), the Dutch ambassador to the Court of St James’(1939-1942). After the collection returned to the family’s residence Huys Clingendael. Thence by descent to the Barons Van Tuyll van Serooskerken.

indistinctly marked, 18th/19th century, with a lady sitting on a cane work chair holding a pan over a fire 3.8cm high x 4cm wide x 3.6cm deep (27.00 grams), together with a Dutch silver miniature of a man by Arnoldus Van Geffen (fl.1728-1769), lunging forward with a two prong spear in one hand and his other hand on his waist (12.00 grams) (2)

struck with date mark 'P' and later import mark, 5cm long x 2.5cm high x 1.6cm wide (18.49 grams), together with a Dutch silver miniature of a man pushing a wheel-barrow, indistinctly marked, probably 18th century with turned rails (18.61 grams)(2)

18th/19th century, with an embossed top and floral decoration to the body (18.52 grams), together with a Dutch silver miniature cake basket, stamped 'WH' possibly Willem Hermanus (1847-1883), with a pierced oval body, 4cm high x 4.1cm wide (31.17 grams) (2)

Provenance: Part of the collection formed by Baron Michiels van Verduynen (1885-1952), the Dutch ambassador to the Court of St James’(1939-1942). After the collection returned to the family’s residence Huys Clingendael. Thence by descent to the Barons

with Amsterdam town mark and indistinct makers mark, 18th century, with two pointed finials and a latch to the top of the iron, on a trivet-stand (49.76 grams), together with a Dutch silver miniature fish basket, with rubbed mark of Willem van Strant, 18th century

Provenance: Part of the collection formed by Baron Michiels van Verduynen (1885-1952), the Dutch ambassador to the Court of St James’(1939-1942). After the collection returned to the family’s residence Huys Clingendael. Thence by descent to the

stamped with later duty mark, circa 1680, with turned legs and cross stretchers and "rope" work to the top, 7.6cm long x 4.2cm wide x 2cm high (25.95 grams)

Provenance: Part of the collection formed by Baron Michiels van Verduynen (1885-1952), the Dutch ambassador to the Court of St James’(1939-1942). After the collection returned to the family’s residence Huys Clingendael. Thence by descent to the Barons Van Tuyll van Serooskerken.

indistinctly marked, probably 18th century; and another similar draining dish, together with a cooking pot lid (83.10 grams) (3)

Provenance: Part of the collection formed by Baron Michiels van Verduynen (1885-1952), the Dutch ambassador to the Court of St James’(1939-1942). After the collection returned to the family’s residence Huys Clingendael. Thence by descent to the Barons Van Tuyll van Serooskerken.

by Christopher Haines, Capel Street, Dublin, 1772, old English pattern, all bearing a crest to the handle (c.16oz) Length: 22.5cm

Provenance: An invoice for seven silver Georgian spoon, £95 from 19th October 1974, from Hazel Dakers Antiques, 12b North Common Road, Ealing Commo, London, W5

to include a silver tea strainer by Thomas Wallis and Jonathan Hayne, London, 1811, the handle decorated with floral chasing and a gilt pierced bowl, together with a quantity of similar silver cutlery c. 72oz (a lot)

to include three silver serving spoons by George Smith II, London, 1774 and other similar examples c. 79oz (a lot)

including two examples by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1894, with kings pattern decoration and other earlier silver forks c. 48oz (a lot)

including a set of nine regency silver serving spoons by Jonathan Hayne, London, 1828 of fiddle pattern, with an armorial of an arm bearing a sword To the handle, length: 22.5cm and a quantity of similar silver flatware c.42oz (a lot)

by Roberts and Dore, Sheffield, 1950, including thirteen forks and three serving spoons, of plain form with canted corners and bevelled edges c.32oz (16)

including six Dutch silver teaspoons, in the form of windmills, stamped with the Amsterdam hallmark to the bowl and collection of other hallmarked silver teaspoons, c. 30oz (a lot)

including a silver and horn handled ladle and other similar silver items with mother of pearl handles (a lot)

to include a small collection of forks and spoons by Chawner and Co., London, circa 1840, with kings and other similar examples c. 55oz (a lot)

including examples by John Le Gallais, London c.1850 and other examples by John James Whiting c. 35oz (a lot)

by Pierre Reymond (1513-1584), initialled and dated 'PR' 1559, one depicting a Bishop with a crozier, domed hat and a rich red cape draped around him; the other depicting a soldier in a blue tunic, sword to his waist and spear resting against him. The two panels of the same size were most likely part of a triptych and stood either side of a large central panel, possibly contained within a church altar, 15.5 x 4cm.

modelled as cows, the bases inscribed "AIH", 15cm

wearing saddles, with sponged decoration, on rectangular bases, inscribed "INV 10363", 23cm high

seated astride cream ponies, with polychrome and gilt bridles, on square bases with canted corners, 24cm high

being milked, with gilt horns, sponged and floral decorated bodies, seated milk maid and male companion, 20cm

with floral decorated saddle cloth, on rectangular base, 22cm

with ribbed body, and overall patterned decoration, "AR" mark to base, 30cm