Heads of Sale:
Henry Wikeley, Julian Smith & Michael Roberts
Auction:
Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th September at 10.30am
Day one | Jewellery and Watches
Day two | Silver and Currency
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Monday 9th September 9.30am - 7pm
Tuesday 10th September 9.30am - 5pm
Wednesday 11th September 9.30am - 5pm
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| Lot | Title | Estimate | Hammer price | |
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| 502 |
AN EDWARD VII SILVER CIGAR BOX
by William Comyns, London 1911, of plain design, 6cm high x 20cm wide x 9.5cm deep, wood lined interior, 14 tr. ozs gross, the lid engraved 'Bath & County Harriers Point to Point / Hinton 1910 /…
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£50 - £100 | £150 | View |
| 503 |
TIFFANY & CO: A PAIR OF STERLING SILVER PIN DISHES
early 20th century, in a Mannerist style, with bead and leaf ornament rims, each 8.7cm diameter, 3 tr. ozs combined, shape no. 3775M 2223 (2)
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£100 - £200 | £80 | View |
| 504 |
A GEORGE V SILVER FIVE PIECE TEA SERVICE
by the Barker Bros, Chester 1916 (milk jug 1917) consisting of coffee pot, sucriere and two milk jugs, of classic design with fluted bodies, thread and gadroon decoration, the tea and coffee pot with…
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£1,000 - £2,000 | £950 | View |
| 505 |
A GEORGE V SILVER ROSE BOWL
by Sibley Hall and Co Ltd, Sheffield 1919, retailed by John Bagshaw and Sons, Liverpool, with pierced flared rim, bulbous body and scrolled feet, 11cm high x 23cm wide, 21 tr.ozs
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£400 - £600 | - | View |
| 506 |
A GEORGE V SILVER BACHELORS PART TEA SERVICE
by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London 1914, comprising milk jug and sugar bowl with panelled bodies, 6.8 tr.ozs combined weight (2)
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£50 - £100 | £100 | View |
| 507 |
A SET OF AMERICAN STERLING SILVER DOLLS HOUSE FURNITURE
marked "Sterling", consisting of three chairs, one rocking chair table, and settee, 6.2 tr.ozs combined weight (6)
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£60 - £80 | £90 | View |
| 508 |
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER MOUNTED DRESSING TABLE SET
by W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1968, of embossed leaf scroll decoration, comprising hand mirror, hair brush, clothes brush, silver top jar and nail buffer (6)
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£30 - £50 | £50 | View |
| 509 |
A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER DISHES AND COVERS
Sheffield 1824, makers marked rubbed, the dishes and covers are of lobed form and gadrooned borders, both finials are hallmarked Sheffield Assay Office, 2024, representing a Lion passant guardant sat…
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£1,500 - £2,500 | £1,500 | View |
| 510 |
A DUTCH SILVER DOVECOTE NOVELTY
import marks for IS Greenburg, Birmingham 1902, modelled with a women feeding six doves on the ground with one dove on the house, 5.5cm high x 5cm long, 9 tr.ozs
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£50 - £100 | - | View |
| 511 |
A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL CREAM JUG
by Thomas Wallis II, London 1798, the oval body with bright cut leaf engraved rim, threaded top and threaded angular handle, 10.5cm high, 4 tr.ozs
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£50 - £100 | £70 | View |
| 512 |
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLAYING CARDS BOX
by Samuel Jacob, London 1899, with glass front, embossed sides and plain lidded top, 5cm high, 1.6 tr.ozs gross weight, with cards
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£100 - £200 | £150 | View |
| 513 |
TWO SIMILAR PAIRS OF VICTORIAN CANDLESTICKS
one pair by William Comyns, London 1894, the other by William Hutton, London 1897, both of Corinthian column design with matching detachable sconces, 14cm and 15cm high respectively
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£200 - £400 | £300 | View |
| 514 |
A VICTORIAN SET OF FOUR SILVER KNIFE RESTS
by Thomas Levesley, Sheffield 1899, with black horn grips and silver ball ends, cased; together with a silver collared four piece boxed carving set, the silver collars by Lee & Wigfull, cased (2)
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£50 - £100 | £40 | View |
| 515 |
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER MOUNTED COASTER
by Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1998, engraved "Harbour Tennis Club", 9cm wide; together with a wire worked silver plate coaster, 13.5cm wide; and a pair of silver plate coasters, 8.5 cm wide (4)
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£40 - £60 | £30 | View |
| 516 |
A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX
Birmingham 1804, by William Boot, the curved rectangular body with canted corners and a flat hinge, bright cut decoration to the top and a gilded interior, 5.5cm wide, 9 tr.ozs
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£100 - £200 | - | View |
| 517 |
A HARLEQUIN SILVER CRUET SERVICE
comprising Victorian lidded mustard by Frederick Brasted, London 1863, a George III silver tea spoon by Robert Sallam, London 1770 and a pair of Elizabeth II silver salt and pepper pots by Mills &…
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£250 - £350 | - | View |
| 518 |
A GEORGE V SILVER INK STAND
by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1911, with pierced fretwork gallery, shaped front, on four stylised paw feet, 11cm high x 25cm wide x 16cm deep, with two original glass inkwells with silver hinged lids…
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£600 - £800 | - | View |
| 519 |
A GEORGE V SILVER BON BON DISH
by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1925, with gadrooned and pierced rim, 4cm high x 10cm diameter; together with three other UK silver items (10 tr.ozs combined); and a Mexican 900 standard silver…
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£100 - £200 | £180 | View |
| 520 |
A QUEEN ELIZABETH II SILVER PUNCH BOWL
by Richard Comyns, London 1972, with a plain rounded body on a stepped foot, 16cm high x 24cm diameter, 39 tr.ozs
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£400 - £600 | £600 | View |
| 521 |
AN EDWARD VII SILVER AND SILVER GILT MATCH CASE
by Garrard & Co, London 1906; together with a silver match box holder; a silver mounted cigarette box; and a white metal curved cigarette case, 2.2 tr.ozs combined weight (4)
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£150 - £250 | £60 | View |
| 522 |
A GEORGE IV SILVER TOAST RACK
by Joseph Angell I, London 1825, of six divisions with anthemion and shell handle, gadrooned decorated base on four stylised feet, 17cm long, 10.8 tr.ozs
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£150 - £250 | £180 | View |
| 523 |
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER THREE BRANCH CANDELABRA
by William Comyns & Sons, London 1958, with cylindrical sconces, wide drip pans and shaped arms, on knopped columns and circular base, 30.5cm high x 32cm wide, gross weight 25 tr.ozs
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£300 - £500 | - | View |
| 524 |
A GEORGE III SILVER WAITER
probably by Ebenezer, London 1772, mark overstamped, with gadrooned rim on three matching crescent paw feet, 17.5 cm diameter, 9.5 tr.ozs
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£200 - £400 | £130 | View |
| 525 |
A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CANDLESTICKS
possibly John Love & Co, Sheffield 1785, over stamped "T D", of Neoclassical form with urn sconces and square tapered stems, square bases, 30cm high x 12cm wide, 40 tr.ozs combined gross weight …
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£500 - £1,000 | - | View |
| 526 |
A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SAUCE BOATS
makers mark rubbed, London 1755, of a good gauge, with gadrooned rim, C scroll handle, on paw feet, 21cm long, 24.6 tr.ozs (2)
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£500 - £800 | £540 | View |
| 527 |
A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER SALTS
makers mark rubbed, London 1754, of cauldron design on three cast hoof feet, remains of interior gilding, each 6.5 cm diameter, 5.5 tr.ozs combined weight
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£200 - £400 | - | View |
| 528 |
A VICTORIAN SILVER BOWL
by F. B. Thomas & Co, London 1877, the lobed body embossed with animals, birds and flowers, 10.5cm diameter, 5.5 tr. ozs
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£50 - £100 | £110 | View |
| 529 |
A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS
comprising three silver cream jugs of different dates and makers, a silver egg cup and a small silver pin tray, 6.9 tr.ozs combined weight (5)
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£60 - £80 | £130 | View |
| 530 |
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER BOWL
by P & Co, Sheffield 1970, of Art Deco design, the bowl with reeded everted rim, engraved "IMPERIVM ROMANVM 29BC", circular base, 11cm wide, limited edition 17/1500, with matching silver spoon, 5…
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£100 - £200 | - | View |
| 531 |
AN EDWARD VII SILVER LIDDED WHISKY NOGGIN
the mount by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1907, of bell shape with moulded handle on a star cut base, 10cm high; together with an associated George V silver decanter label worded ‘Whiskey’, Sheffield…
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£100 - £200 | £100 | View |
| 532 |
A GEORGE VI SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE
Birmingham 1937, by Marion & Jones, Birmingham 1937, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and tray, all of circular outline with bead rims, 35.3 tr. ozs combined gross weight (4)
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£300 - £400 | £520 | View |
| 533 |
A GEORGE V SILVER INKSTAND
by Sampson & Morden, London 1920, of Art Deco design with plain inswept sides, retaining two original glass inkwells, oak base, 5cm high x 22.5cm wide x 14cm deep
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£500 - £1,000 | - | View |
| 534 |
A GEORGE V SILVER BOWL
by D & J Welby, London 1923; together with a Chester silver ink desk blotter; a silver desk capstan inkwell; two silver topped tortoiseshell dressing table jars; a silver topped glass dressing…
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£100 - £150 | £110 | View |
| 535 |
A GEORGE VI SILVER CIGARETTE CASE
by Charles S Green, Birmingham 1942, of curved form with engine turning decoration; together with a pair of Georgian Exeter silver sugar tongs, 4.3 tr.ozs combined weight (2)
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£50 - £100 | £60 | View |
| 536 |
A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT
by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1795, of classical oval shape with reeded rims, wooden handle, with later white metal Oriental figure finial, 14.6 tr.ozs gross weight
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£300 - £400 | - | View |
| 537 |
A VICTORIAN SILVER CIGARETTE CASE
by George Heath, London 1884, the planished body with lid embossed with flowers and insects, 8cm x 6cm x 1.5cm, 1 tr. oz; together with a Continental 800 standard cigarette case, the body engraved…
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£50 - £100 | £70 | View |
| 538 |
A GEORGE V SILVER PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE
by Viners, Sheffield 1931, comprising teapot and coffee pot, with panelled circular bodies and black bakelite handles, the coffee pot 20.5 cm high, 26.9 tr.ozs combined gross weight
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£300 - £400 | £370 | View |
| 539 |
A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CAULDRON SALTS
London 1816, makers mark rubbed, of oval form on four hoof feet, with a beaded rim with liners, 7.5cm wide; together with a pair of silver salts, Birmingham 1902, by Alfred George Griffiths, of oval…
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£60 - £80 | £60 | View |
| 540 |
A GEORGE V SILVER CAPSTAN INKWELL
by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1924, the lid with calendar fitting, Greek key decoration to base, 10cm square base, 13.5 tr.ozs gross weight (loaded)
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£60 - £80 | £45 | View |
| 541 |
AN ELIZABETH II SILVER CIGARETTE BOX
by William Adams, Birmingham 1957, of Art Deco style with engine turned top, angled sides on ogee bracket feet, cedar lined, 18.5 tr.ozs total gross weight
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£200 - £300 | £150 | View |
| 542 |
A WILLIAM IV SILVER CHRISTENING TANKARD
by Charles Fox, London 1835, cast and embossed with ivy leaves and berries, 10cm high, 4 tr.ozs, the oval cartouche engraved 'Maria Cotton from her loving Grandfather'
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£150 - £250 | £160 | View |
| 543 |
A GEORGE III SILVER SNUFF BOX
makers mark unclear, Birmingham 1814, of oval form, the flat hinged three quarter lid engraved with stylised peacock feathers and with gilded interior, 6cm wide; together with a William IV Scottish…
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£100 - £200 | £90 | View |
| 544 |
A RUSSIAN SILVER THREE SECTIONS COIN HOLDER
84 standard marks rubbed probably second Kokoshnik mark 1908-26, regional letter rubbed, of triple ringed barrel form with sprung lids, 3.5cm high x 6.5cm long, 1.8 tr.ozs gross weight
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£200 - £400 | £200 | View |
| 545 |
A VICTORIAN SILVER GILT MOUNTED CUT GLASS CLARET JUG
the mount probably by Frederick Courthope, London 1889, with leaf scrolled ornament, the body deeply cut with spiralled and fluted motifs, 26cm high
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£200 - £400 | £550 | View |
| 546 |
A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER CANDLESTICKS
by EM, Birmingham 1991, of squat form with reeded rims, combined gross weight 12 tr.ozs (loaded); and a silver plated lidded muffin warmer with oak handle (3)
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£50 - £100 | £40 | View |
| 547 |
A GEORGE VI SILVER CHRISTENING SET
London 1937, by Harrods Ltd, comprising knife, fork, spoon, napkin ring and egg cups, 4.9 tr.ozs combined, all contained in red leather box
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£50 - £100 | £90 | View |
| 548 |
A GEORGE III SILVER HOT WATER JUG
by Emick Romer, London 1771, with floral embossed body the handle with later raffia over binding, 26.5cm high x 17cm wide, 19.5 tr.ozs gross
Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir George Dowty (1901… |
£100 - £200 | - | View |
| 549 |
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CREAM JUG
by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1900, of George II style; together with two silver ash trays; a silver oval mustard, 4 tr. ozs combined weight; a silver mounted lignum vitae barrel shape match striker;…
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£100 - £200 | £80 | View |
