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Special Auction, Day 2 — E. J. Ainger Pty. Ltd.

Auction House:E. J. Ainger Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:195
Sale Title:Special Auction, Day 2Lots with images:195
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:170
Date:22-May-2016
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A Murano pink and scale glass oval leaf shaped dish. 9 cm high, 38 cm long.
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An Italian Venini multi-coloured glass specimen vase. 18 cm high.
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An ivory boat (As is).
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A sterling silver Kings pattern cutlery canteen (various dates and makers). Fourteen dinner forks, eight entr?e forks, five dessert spoons and six table spoons.
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A collection of seven German coloured glass beakers and vases.
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Three decorative signed art glass vases.
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A pair of George III three ringed decanters having mushroom stoppers. 20 cm high.
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A pair of Victorian gilt decorated lustre vases. 28 cm high.
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A pair of ivory framed miniatures. Purchased at Ainger's in 1994 for $900. 13.5 cm high, 10.5 cm wide and 14 cm high, 12 cm wide.
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A Victorian sterling silver pepperette, body having spiral fluted writhen style decoration. Hallmarks to body and bezel of cover. Sponsor's mark for Edward Hutton of the firm Hutton & Sons. Assay mark for London 1889. 7 cm high.
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A late Victorian sterling silver pin dish of quatrefoil form with Art Nouveau central repousse embossed depiction of 'A Chorus of Angels' after Sir Joshua Reynolds. Maker: William Comyns, London 1896. 12.5 cm long, 58gm.
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An English sterling silver mounted claret jug. 30 cm high.
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A sterling silver scalloped salver, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmith Company, London 1925. 36 cm diameter.
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A Victorian sterling silver sugar bowl with gilt interior, chinoiserie style foliate decoration to the body. Hallmarked of Martin Hall & Co. London, 1881. 6.5 cm high, 11 cm diameter, 168gm. Provenance: Originally purchased at the London silver vaults and thence as part of a private collection.
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A George III sterling silver tankard of baluster form, double 'C' scroll handle. Maker: Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1798. 13 cm high, 379gm.
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A mid-Victorian sterling silver apostle top sugar sifting ladle with rope twist stem, foliate pierced and gilt shell shaped bowl. Maker: Thomas Burn Hopgood & Metcalf Hopgood, London 1864. 15 cm long.
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A pair of sterling silver gravy boats, London 1936. 9 cm high.
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A pair of George III sterling silver salts of rectangular form. Each atop a waisted spreading collet foot with applied gadroon detail, surmounted by Rococo shell and anthemion leaf detail. Sponsors mark for Crispin Fuller, London 1810. 180gm.
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A Victorian five piece plated Elkington & Co tea and coffee service consisting of a coffee pot, teapot, sugar basin, milk jug and tea kettle on stand with burner. Each piece has embossed floral and foliate decoration in baluster form.
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A pair of sterling silver sweet dishes with pressed construction and pierced wide rims to top. Maker Martin Hall & Co. Sheffield, 1895. 184 gm. 14.5 cm diameter, 3 cm high.
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A collection of five sterling silver labels, two George III, maker John Emes, London 1804 (gin and brandy) and three sterling silver wine labels, Birmingham 1978 (gin, whiskey and brandy).
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A Victorian Christening cup. Maker: Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1884. 9.5 cm high.
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A superb French sculptured brass carriage clock. 15 cm high.
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A Victorian silver tea service comprising a teapot, a milk jug and a sugar bowl. Each piece being boat shaped, raised on small balled feet, with fluted decoration. Maker: James Dixon & Son, Sheffield, 1891. Total weight 770gm.
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An impressive pietra dura and ormolu inkstand. 8 cm high, 18 cm wide, 26 cm long.
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A George IV silver tankard. Maker: Alexander Edmonstoun III, Edinburgh 1825. Date letter: 'T'. inscribed: 'A.P.'. Weight: 191 grams.
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A Victorian sterling silver sugar bowl with gilt interior with Celtic banded and foliate decoration, hallmark to body, Martin Hall & Co. London, 1875. 7 cm high, 10.5 cm diameter, 140.5gm.
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A continental silver and coin decorated beaker. 11 cm high.
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A pair of George III sterling silver tongs in old English thread pattern with shell form terminals. Maker: Michael Keating, Dublin, circa 1780. 39gm.
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An 18ct gold ring.
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An impressive 18ct gold and opal diamond ring. having central opal surround by 10 diamonds.
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18ct gold diamond ladies ring.
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A 9ct gold and ruby decorated ladies ring.
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An 18ct gold ring.
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An 18ct palladium ladies ring with alternating blue and white stones.
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A sterling silver scalloped bowl, Maker J&S, London 1903. 20 cm diameter.
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A pair of George III sterling silver Old English pattern tablespoons each engraved with a period armorial crest of a dragon. Each hallmarked Hester Bateman, London 1783. 21.5 cm long, 124gm.
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A sterling silver card tray, maker Robert Abercrombie, London 1751. 15.5 cm diameter.
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A pair of silver continental oval two handled bowls. 4.5 cm high, 14 cm long.
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A pair of George III sterling silver serving spoons, old English pattern with shoulders. Sponsors mark Richard Ferris, Exeter 1797. 145gm.
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A 925 silver pierced twin handled bowl. 8.5 cm high.
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Nathaniel Mills Sterling silver hinged snuff box. 3 cm high, 7.5 cm wide, 5 cm deep.
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A sterling silver cutlery canteen Kings pattern with monogram (knives without monograms). Various years and makers. Six dinner forks, twelve dinner knives, twelve entr?e knives, a pair of cream ladles, eleven dessert spoons, six entr?e forks, six table spoons and six teaspoons.
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A pair of George III sterling silver sugar tongs, bright cut decoration, feather edge banding. Maker: Thomas Wallis II, London, circa 1780.
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A George V sterling silver cased christening set, comprising two handled bowl, the lower half with applied cut card work Art Nouveau inspired decoration, S scroll handles, ensuite with matching spoon, presented in original tooled leather presentation case. Birmingham 1935, also struck with Jubilee mark. 325gm.
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A sterling silver soup ladle, Edinburgh, 1859 by J.W. 34 cm long.
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A sterling silver skewer, worn makers mark, London 1791. 30 cm long.
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A pierced (possibly) silver bowl. 5 cm high, 16 cm diameter.
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A sterling silver and tortoise shell jewel casket. 6 cm high, 14.5 long.
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A set of eight sterling silver decorated teaspoons in case, Maker C.J. Vander Ltd. 1958.
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An oval silver etrog holder. 11 cm high, 13 cm long.
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A sterling silver condiment set, Birmingham 1927.
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An exceptional pair of George III sterling silver sugar tongs with bright cut decoration. Maker: William Bateman, London 1814. 15 cm long.
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A sterling silver fish slice, London 1803. 29 cm long.
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A pair of plated Rococo candlesticks. 27 cm high.
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A Georgian etched sherry glass. 10 cm high.
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An 18th century etched sherry glass. 9.5 cm high.
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Nutcrackers and grape scissors in presentation case.
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A three piece sterling silver tea set, London circa 1913.
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An early 20th century badge die depicting Collins street Melbourne.
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A Hawthorn Football Club premiership medal die.
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A 1956-57 Melbourne Cricket Club members badge die.
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A Xavier Head of the River rowing badge die.
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A 19th century Kings School badge die.
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An early 20th century Australian eight-oared championship medal die.
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Two 19th century cricket badge dies, depicting batting and fielding.
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A late 19th century badge die depicting Aboriginal man.
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A Melbourne Cricket Club members stand badge die.
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A late 19th century football medallion die, First game played at Melbourne University.
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A Scottish early Victorian silver Sheffield plate tea service, comprising teapot sugar bowl and jug with gold washed interior.
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Ten 800 silver sweet spoons, with ribbon decoration, 177gm
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A Victorian silver tray, Maker James Dixon & Sons Sheffield. 1897 Shell shape, pierced C scroll border.216gm, 26 cm wide
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A pair of Edward V silver candlesticks, Sheffield 1905 in Adams style 29 cm high
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A Victorian fruit service with mother of pearl handles and silver blades, comprising 8 Knives and 8 forks. Maker Martin Hall & Co Sheffield 1877
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Two silver berry spoons, one George III London, 1805 maker Peter Anne & William Bateman and one Solomon Hougham London 1806 total weight of 98gm
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A fine reproduction, made in England, Sheffield plated tea service, hand chaised, William IV style, melon shape with matching tray
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A Victorian rosewood writing slope, 15 cm high, 36 cm long, 23 cm wide
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Art Nouveau WMF plated jardiniere of oval form cast with draped maidens, 52 cm long, 17 cm high
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A Victorian blue glass epergne with three trumpets., approx. 50 cm high.
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A Daum crystal table clock, 15 cm high.
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H.R Hughan lidded jar. 17 cm high & H.R. Hughan stoneware charger. 38 cm diameter.
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Art Nouveau plated jardiniere, 30 cm long, 11 cm high
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A French Art Deco opaline glass vase decorated with tulips.
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An Art Deco glass vase of baluster form, 17 cm high.
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A Royal Worcester vase, painted by Mildred Hunt with roses, 10 cm high together with a Royal Worcester vase, painted with roses, signed M. Hunt, with puce mark. Shape number 2260, 14 cm high.
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A Coalport vase and cover, 30 cm high, painted reserve of fruit within green and gilt, with moulded handles, painted by H Chivers
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Chinese Tang style Qing period marbled glazed pottery horse. 30 cm high
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Royal Worcester vase, puce mark, shape number 1538, signed M Hunt, painted with roses, 18 cm high
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A Royal Worcester plate, painted William Ricketts with fruit, within a blue border, with painted reserves of flowers, and a moulded gilt edge. 23.5 cm wide. Puce mark. Signed Ricketts
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A Pair of Wedgwood Black Basalt Cupid and Psyche Figures, England, late 19th/early 20th century
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Royal Crown Derby vase, magenta with gilt, 22 cm high
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A pair of Regency glass lustres with facetted prisms 29 cm high.
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A suite of 60 pieces of Baccarat, Massena pattern French glasses comprising a hock glasses, red wine glasses, champagne flutes, a water glasses, and port glasses.
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A silver waiter, Maker Joseph Rodgers junior Sheffield 1902, gadroon and shell border on claw feet, 26 cm wide, 590gm
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A Victorian silver coffee pot, maker: Walker and Hall Co. London, 1897, of classical urn shape, fluted decoration. 522gm, 26.5 cm high.
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