Interiors

by William Hutton and sons ltd, Sheffield, 1919, with an inscription to read 'Presented to Sir F. Shadforth Watts by the Chief Office Staff of the Shipping Federation June 1925' with a gadrooned border two cut glass jars, on four scroll feet, Width 27cm. Depth 18.5cm; Height 7.5cm, c.28oz

including a silver ladle, Dublin 1829, and a collection of silver, c.26oz (a lot)

by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1911 and 1912, comprising of a tea pot, cream jug, water jug teapot and stand and a sucrier, of squat form, decorated with a gadrooned border interspersed with shell motifs, decorated with serpents, on a fluted circular pedestal base, in a fitted wooden case by ARMY AND NAVY C.S.L MAKERS LONDON BOMBAY CALCUTTA, with inscription to the water jug to read 'Presented to Col & Mrs Neil. Campbell on their retirement by their friends in India' c. 143oz

by Brook and Son, Edinburgh, 1922, of circular form with twin lug handles on a raised circular foot (circa 193.34grams), 17.6cm wide (handle to handle) x 5cm high, the bowl 11.6cm dia.

by Atkin Brothers, London, 1928, of rectangular form, with engine turned decoration and a wooden interior, Width 14.2cm, Depth 9cm, Height 6cm, Gross weight 16.5oz

by Graham Watling, London, 1976, of cylindrical form the top set with with an unfaceted amethyst amongst silver wire work, height 6.6cm, gross weight 14.5oz

by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham, 1930, of square form with canted and lobed corners on four scroll feet, Width 34.5cm c. 41.5oz

by Robb Ballater, Edinburgh, 1907, of typical form, Width 9.8cm, Height 2.4cm

including: a George IV silver wine/decanter label for Madeira by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1827, with pierced vine leaves and grapes, on a curb link chain, label 6cm (2 1/4 in) wide; a silver decanter label for whisky by Art Krupp, Berndorf, 7cm (2 3/4 in) wide; two George III silver decanter labels for gin and rum by Edward Mayfield, London 1804, 4cm (1 1/2 in) wide; together with ten further wine/decanter labels, 132g (4.8 oz) gross

by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1965, of oval lobed form, with bright cut decoration, bone finial and formed scroll handle, Height 17.5cm, c. 20.5oz

by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Chester, rubbed date marks, with a gadrooned border, scroll handle on three hoof feet, Length 17.6cm, Width 9.5cm, Height 9cm, c. 15oz

Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), Sheffield, 1867, of ovid form, with twin loop handles, engraved with floral tendrils, a cartouche to one side containing initials and a vacant cartouche to the other side c.12oz height 12cm width 20cm

by Barker Brothers (Herbert Edward Barker & Frank Ernest Barker), Chester, 1924,, with a Chippendale border on four hoof feet, Width 26cm, c.21oz

The Royal Arms of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II' silver jubilee 1977 College of Arms plate, in a fitted presentation case together with its certificate of authenticity, diameter 27cm, c.19.5oz

by Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright, London, 1759, of classic baluster form with a finial and scrolling handle on a raised pedestal foot, Height 21cm, c.12oz

20th century, the cylindrical body wrapped in shagreen, on a pedestal foot and a formed ivory handle, Height 13.5cm

by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1924, with a formed finial, fluted and reeeded lid, half fluted body with twin scroll handles on a stepped pedestal base, Height 32.5cm, c.26oz

by Royal Irish Silver Co, Sheffield, 1973, of the bowl of cylindrical form with textured body, gilt interior, formed and textured stem, on plain circular pedestal foot, two 11cm high, 7.2cm diameter; the other two 10cm high, 4.8cm diameter, gross weight c.26.5oz

by John Payne, London, 1752, of baluster form, decorated with rocaille work, a central cartouche inscribed 'J.K.H' with a scroll handle and circular pedestal foot with an inscription to read 'Won at Exmouth Regatta by the Belle Savage. 1826 Presented by C.Godfrey to Robert Booth on his 21st Birthday', Height 12cm, c.12.5oz

to include a cased set of silver tea spoons, by Atkin brothers, Sheffield, 1967 and others similar (a lot)

20th century, stamped '925', the pink guilloche enamel with silver mounts, comprising of a two brushes, a hand held mirror, and a comb in fitted leather case (a lot)

by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1928, a pierced body containing a blue glass liner, Height 17cm, together with a silver bon bon dish ( a lot)

By William Adams Ltd, Birmingham, comprising of a cream jug, sugar bowl both dated 1908, and a tea pot dated 1909, all of squat form decorated with rocaille work, gross weight 29.5oz

possibly by B Muller & Son, London, of rectangular form, decorated with people in a village scene in relied, Width 11.7cm, Depth 8.5cm; Height 3.5cm, c.7.5oz

London, 1913, with an ebonised wood handle, 16cm high

by West and Son, Dublin, 1907, of typical form, decorated with stylised people and animals amongst foliage and a vacant cartouche, Diameter 19cm, height 9.5cm, c.12oz

including 19th and 20th century Russian examples, c. 17.5oz

including a niello work teaspoon with turned handle and pointed finial, together with other similar examples (a lot), approximately 10oz of silver

Birmingham, 1905, decorated in relief with angels and a surround of scrolling flowers, Width 29cm, together with a white metal dish, c. 8.5oz

including painted ceramic examples and cut glass examples, a collection

by Yates Brothers, Sheffield, first quarter of the 19th century (a lot)

including a bone handled fish knife by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1880 and a collection of other similar silver items (a lot)

by Walker and hall, Sheffield, 1914, comprising of six knives and forks, with neo-classical type decoration, c 21oz

23cm high, a William Tonks brass bell-pull, with open twist handle, 57cm long, a collection of brassware, a 19th century cast iron fire curb, raised on knurled feet, a foliate cast fire iron stand to each side, 40cm high x 118cm wide x 27cm deep, and three further fenders

by Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), Sheffield, 1874, comprising of twelve knives and forks with neo-classical decoration, inscribed to the handle 1879, Filled handles

comprising of four Irish 18th century, rubbed marks, one 19th century Russian and one George IV Chester, (a lot) c. 13.5oz

to include 19th century Russian serving spoon and two silver plated berry spoons, c. 15oz

to include a German aspic server, with engraved Japanese decoration with a finial formed as a lady, and a collection of other silver serving knives (a lot)

John Lamb, London, 1783, of tall cylindrical form, with a gilt interior, and a floral cartouche centred with an armorial, on a circular pedestal foot, Height 15cm, together with another Victorian cream jug and sugar basket, c.16oz

trotting along on a naturalized wooden base, 19cm long

sculptured as a giraffe, elephant, and a hippopotamus, each standing on a polished ebony base, 5.5cm long, together with five elephants

second half of the 18th century, possibly French, with rubbed marks, in the neo classical style, the bi-coloured gold, decorated with trailing bell flowers and floral swags, the shaft of tapering form, with metal cap to the bottom, Length 116.5cm

with a square brass dial and cast corner spandrels, the face with roman numerals, a subsidiary second dial and a date aperture, inscribed to John Spence of Market Harborough, the eight-day movement striking on a bell, 217cm high

20th century, the top with moulded edge, the legs descending from relief carved scallop shells to pad feet, 99cm wide x 74cm high

signed lower right, watercolour and bodycolour, 28cm x 17.5cm

signed lower left, oil on board, 12cm x 17cm

signed lower left, further signed and titled verso, acrylic on panel, 14cm x 75cm

20th century, in a fitted glass display case, With drawer below, Width 39.5cm, Depth 23.5cm; Height 21cm

Property from a Somerset estate.