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A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL BON BON DISH
by Robert Hennell I, London 1781, with bead mounts, folding bale handle, the body pierced with flowers and leaves, 14cm high x 16cm long x 12cm wide, 5 tr. ozs
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£150 - £200
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£100
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A PAIR OF EDWARD VII SILVER SERVING SPOONS
by Mappin & Webb, London 1904, with scalloped bowls, spiralled terminals and seal ends, each 21cm long, 4 tr. ozs combined
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£50 - £100
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£60
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A VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED CLEAR GLASS INKWELL
the mount by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, Chester 1899, stamped to base Roger of Guernsey, embossed with Poseidon and other figures amongst waves, the bottle 12cm high
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£30 - £50
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£20
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A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS
by John Gould, London 1740, with knopped stems and shaped bases, 17.5cm high, 27 tr. ozs combined (2)
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£1,000 - £1,500
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£1,300
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AN EDWARD VII SILVER MOUNTED GLASS SHIP’S DECANTER
the silver by James Dury, London 1902, the mount further impressed J. DUDLEY SOUTHSEA, the stopper with galleon finial, the clear glass body with clear and green glass spiralled trails, 24cm high
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£80 - £150
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£80
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A GEORGE III SILVER CYLINDRICAL BOX
by John Reily, London 1802, the lid engraved with standing lion crest, 3.5cm high x 9cm diameter, 4.5 tr. ozs
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£80 - £100
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£120
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AN 18TH CENTURY WHITE METAL SAUCE BOAT
with shaped rim, flying scroll handle, on paw feet, 11cm high, 4 tr. ozs, marks rubbed
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£40 - £60
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£90
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A GEORGE V SILVER OVAL TWO HANDLED TRAY
probably by Deykin & Harrison, Birmingham 1925, with fruiting vine cast rim, 62cm x 38cm, 72 tr. ozs
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£600 - £800
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£400
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AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD
London 1843, the reeded body engraved with initials, 8cm high, 4 tr. ozs
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£40 - £60
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£45
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A VICTORIAN SILVER CIGAR BOX
by Hukin and Heath, London 1897, of plain design, the lid with ’thumb piece’, now soldered to a silvered plated tray with gadrooned rim, 18cm high x 12.5cm wide x 11cm deep
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£100 - £150
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£340
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A VICTORIAN SILVER CHALICE
by Robert Hennell IV, London 1871, the conical bowl with a band of oval cartouches, one engraved with Beaufort (and Somerset) crest and motto, within reeded and beaded borders, on circular foot, 22…
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£300 - £400
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THE LIFE OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II 1947-1972: A SET OF SIX SILVER SPOONS
by Ernest Pobjoy, London 1972, the circular terminals each set with profile of a member of the Royal Household, each 13.5cm long, 6 tr. ozs combined, cased
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£100 - £150
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£85
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL SALTS
possibly by Walter Morrisse, London 1856, of reeded pail form, gilded interiors, each 4.5cm high x 9cm wide x 5.5cm deep, one with blue glass liner, together with a Victorian silver fiddle pattern…
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£100 - £200
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AN EDWARD VII SILVER HOT WATER JUG
by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1903, with spiralled finial, the baluster body embossed with flowers and part gadrooned, 28cm high, 20 tr. ozs gross
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£300 - £400
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£200
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A GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD SOUP LADLE
by Richard Crossley, London 1805, with greyhound crest, 31.5cm long, 6.5 tr. ozs, a pair of George III silver sugar tongs, London 1799, a pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs by Charles Boyton,…
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£100 - £200
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£70
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A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER
by Richard Crossley, London 1793, 28cm long, 3 tr. ozs
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£60 - £80
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£90
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A GEORGE III SILVER GILT VINAIGRETTE
by Thomas Newbold, Birmingham 1815, the leaf engraved lid with initials MAW, with later suspension ring to side, 0.5cm high x 3cm wide x 2cm deep
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£120 - £150
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£180
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A RUSSIAN 84 STANDARD SILVER SPOON
the reverse of bowl engraved with leaves and Cyrillic lettering, spiralled terminal, 16cm long, dated 1888
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£40 - £60
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£35
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AN EDWARD VII SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE
by John Henry Potter, Sheffield 1902/3, of heavy gauge, the serpentine bodies with leaf embossed corners, comprising teapot, hot water jug, milk jug and sugar basin, 72 tr. ozs combined gross
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£600 - £800
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£700
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY DUTCH SILVER CADDY SPOON
import marks for Andrew Barret & Sons, London 1902, with ship cast terminal, the bowl embossed with Fisherman and wife, 10.5 cm long, weight 1 tr. oz
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£50 - £100
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£20
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A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CIGARETTE BOX
by the Goldsmith’s & Silversmith’s Company, London 1900, of Art Nouveau Design in the manner of Kate Harris (1878-1949), with cabochon set strap hinges and embossed with tulips, the lid inset…
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£400 - £600
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£900
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A VICTORIAN SILVER TROPHY - ‘THE CARTER CUP’
by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London 1884, the bowl with Aesthetic engraving of birds amidst branches, engraved to reverse ‘1884 Chard Agricultural Society, presented by James Carter &…
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£100 - £150
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£240
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AN EDWARD VII SILVER MONTEITH
by Barker Brothers, Chester 1908, with undulating rim and plain body, 13.5cm high x 22.5cm diameter, 22 tr. ozs, with presentation engraving
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£100 - £200
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£280
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A SET OF FOUR INDIAN WHITE METAL NAPKIN RINGS
embossed with flowers and with engraved shield cartouches, engraved internally ‘Metalurgical Dept. Hutti’, 3 tr. ozs combined
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£20 - £30
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£35
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