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The Jennifer Longworth Collection — Barsby Auctions

Auction House:Barsby AuctionsNumber of lots recorded:575
Sale Title:The Jennifer Longworth CollectionLots with images:575
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:546
Date:25-Jun-2017
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18th century Worcester plate, pine cone pattern, 24 cm diameter.
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18th century Worcester plate, pine cone pattern, 24 cm diameter.
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Caughley 18th century soft paste dessert dish, circa 1770, with gilt decoration, 19.5 cm diameter.
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Late 18th century Worcester Queen Charlotte plate, diameter 19.5 cm (restored chip to back)
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Late 18th century Derby hand painted plate, floral sprigs within gilded royal blue border, ex: Mcilwraith collection
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Late 18th century Worcester tea caddy, fence pattern, crescent mark, 10 cm high., faults
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Tournai Belgium 18th century saucer, 13.5 cm diameter.
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Late 18th century Caughley Chantilly Sprigs plate, c.1770, S mark, 23 cm diameter.
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Barr Worcester ribbed trio, and one other, c.1800
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Two Bute shaped Imari cups & saucers, bone china, circa 1810
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Late 18th century Chamberlains Worcester sugar box, circa1776-98, pattern 21, together with a open twin handled sugar bowl.
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Late 18th century Caughley Chinoiserie plate, Salopian mark, diameter 20.5 cm
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Worcester 18th century lily pattern trio, together with a two similar lily pattern cup and saucer(a/f) and creamer
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Early 19th century hard paste dollar pattern coffee can, and saucer
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Pair of English silver plated entree dishes, together with a silver plated asparagus dish
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Two small Victorian silver plated food covers, including W. Hutton, Sheffield,26 cm wide (largest)
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George III old Sheffield plate basket, with swing handle together with a Victorian silver plated swing handled basket dated 1899, 31 cm wide (largest)
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Mid 19th century Swedish silver centrepiece bowl, hallmarked 1846 (under side of top near edge and on top of bottom rim), 833/1000 purity, maker G.M., 36 cm, 36 cm, 25.5 cm high, 1205 grams
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Pair of European silver 3 branch candelabra, 57 cm high, tested as silver, with removable tops to form a pair of candlesticks (loaded) 36 cm high, one insert base from a 3 branch top needs to be re-attached.
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Pair of Australian Art Deco silver toast racks, by Hardy Bros. Ltd, Sydney, in fitted case. 11.9 cm wide, 119 grams
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Cased set of English horn handle cutlery, comprising of 6 knives and 6 forks by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield
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Hand painted Derby spill vase, handpainted floral cartouche on a blue ground, red Derby mark, small hairline.
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Two Spode bone china spill vases, handpainted, c.1820.
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English hard paste dollar pattern salt, early 19th century.
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Victorian Derby imari pattern serving dish
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English early 19th century bone china vase, Rockingham style, handpainted floral pattern in cartouche, on green ground. c1830. BADA sticker to base. height 13 cm.
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Ridgway London shape creamer, together with teapot stand, saucer dish, coffee cup, tea cup. Peach ground, heavily gilded with cobalt blue border pattern 2/689, circa 1820
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Late 18th century Worcester blue scale ground vase, with bird and gilt decoration, with J H Taylor Collection paper label to base, height 11.5 cm
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Late 18th century Caughley blue & white tankard, painted in underglaze blue & white floral design.
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Pair of Derby serving dishes, with cobalt blue & gilt borders, c.1820, red mark, 29 cm wide
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New Hall tobacco leaf pattern tea bowl & saucer, together with a gilded tea bowl & saucer, plus a tea bowl.
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Early 19th century Machin bone china part teaset, to include, five each coffee cups, tea cups and saucers, and one saucer dish. Pattern 742, London shape, circa 1820
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Late 18th century Caughley blue & white tea caddy, fisherman pattern, 12 cm high.
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Good 19th century Sampson Paris porcelain tankard, painted with Bothwell Castle in cartouche, heavily heightened in gilt. Derby mark to base.H12 cm.
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Small 18th century orcester dessert dish, pine cone pattern, 16 cm diameter.
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Pair of hand painted 'Dollar' pattern trios, c.1810. hairline to one teacup
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Four various early 19th century coffee cans, including Spode, Pearlware, Swansea and French
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Coalport (John Rose) part tea service, c.1810, comprising teapot, cover & stand, 3 coffee cans and saucers, creamer and slops bowl, some faults.
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One New Hall Trio and a New Hall cup & saucer, one pattern 1681 & 1865, circa 1810, both London shape
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Coalport, Çhurch Cresley' pattern cup & saucer, hard paste body, c1800 together with orcester Flight Barr & Barr, c1795 cup & saucer
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Worcester Dragon in Compartments cup & saucer, late 18th century, together with a a Caughley tea bowl and dish and a tobacco leaf pattern tea bowl and dish, all late 18th century.
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19th century Worcester style posy vase, with orcester mark base, decorated with exotic birds, together with a similar small tankard. Both attributed to Sampson of Paris. height 11 cm (vase)
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Derby part teaset with puce & gilt decoration, London shape, circa 1820, to include 3 each coffee cans, teacups, six saucers and a saucer dish. Some faults.
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Late 18th century Derby creamer & sugar bowl, the creamer of ribbed form, Puce mark, circa 1785, Gilders number 2
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Two various hybrid hard paste creamers, Granger Worcester & Coalport, circa 1800, 12 cm high (tallest).
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Pinxton tea bowl & saucer, c.1810
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Charles Bourne London shape cup & saucer, pattern 301, circa 1820
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Early 19th century Coalport hard paste trio, together with 3 Coalport style cups & saucers
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Early 19th century Barr Worcester cup & saucer, and 2 hybrid hard paste cups && saucers, C, 1810
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Four various early 19th century coffee cans, mostly Coalport, circa 1810
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Five various Victorian Royal Worcester plates, Lily pattern to each. diameter 23 cm (4) & 27 cm (1).
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Three Staffordshire transfer printed platters, in the 'Wild Rose ' pattern, c.1830. Largest 38 cm wide.
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Early 19th century part teaset in puce & gold, to include, 4 each teacups & coffee cups and six saucers, c.1820 (some faults)
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Mid 19th century Swedish silver centrepiece, consisting of an ornately decorated footed twin handle bowl with lid, hallmarked 1845, 830/1000 purity, hallmarked on side of base and inside lid rim, 831 grams
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Six Victorian sterling silver dinner forks, with fiddle, thread & shell handles, 5 hallmarked London 1873 (Chawner & Co (George William Adams)), the other London 1841, 621 grams
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Six Austro Hungarian silver tablespoons, 800/1000 purity, maker G.K., 21.6 cm long, 435 grams
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Six Austro Hungarian silver forks, 800/1000 purity, 3 by maker Ef and 3 by Jd, 21 cm long, 412 grams
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Two sterling silver perfume bottle sleeves, hallmarked Chester 1900 (James Deakin & Sons) 3.9 cm high (measurement does not include green bottle) and Chester 1908, 8.1 cm high
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Victorian sterling silver 1891 military trophy, with presentation engraving to 2 sides '1891 Royal Military Tournament 1st Prize Riding & Jumping... G.B. Jefferson Victorian Mounted Rifles ', hallmarked London 1890 (Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co(William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman)), 22 cm high, 318 grams, The Victorian Mounted Rifles (Vmr) was a regiment composed of Australian forces that served in the second Boer War. In 1891 under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Tom Price, members including Pte G.B.…
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Asian silver tea glass holder, with Cyrillic script engraving dated 1955, hallmarked inside, 8 cm high, 119 grams
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George I sterling silver spoon, hallmarked London 1726, makers mark Eh for Edward Hall, 19.9 cm long, 52 grams
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George III sterling silver basting spoon, hallmarked London 1808, 29.5 cm long, 77 grams
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Large 935 silver 2 handle rose vase, marked Orr 26 Silver.925, 25 cm wide, 27.8 cm high, 610 grams
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Pair of Victorian sterling silver salt spoons, crested bright cut Old English pattern, hallmarked London 1849 (Elizabeth Eaton), 10.5 cm long, 19 grams
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Sterling silver trophy cup, hallmarked London 1937 (Robert Pringle & Sons), 15 cm high, 206 grams
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Four George III sterling silver teaspoons, bright cut Old English pattern with shell bowls, a pair hallmarked London 1802 (Thomas Wallis II) and 2 other with various hallmarks, 32 grams
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Two Australian Sargisons sterling silver spoons, marked Sargison's Stg, 13.2 cm & 13.8 cm long, 36 grams
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Pair of antique Chinese export silver knife rests, 9.5 cm wide
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Two George III sterling sugar tongs, with bright cut decoration, including hallmarked London 1808, 14.1 cm long (largest), 56 grams
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Edwardian sterling silver tea caddy, hallmarked London 1902 (Sibray, Hall & Co Ltd), 11.8 cm high, 176 grams
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George III sterling silver mustard pot, hallmarked London 1805 (John Emes), with glass liner, 10 cm wide, 106 grams (silver content)
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Two silver pepperettes, one in the form of a lighthouse 7.5 cm high, the other with ornate repousse 8.5 cm high, 117 grams, both tested as silver
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Pair of Victorian sterling silver pepper pots, hallmarked Birmingham 1888 (S.H.), 7.5 cm high, 55 grams
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Fenton Brothers silver plated fold away basket, Sheffield circa 1890, 26 cm wide, 26 cm high
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Thai sterling silver box, with Buddha rosette to lid and lined interior, 10.8 cm wide, 9.5 cm deep, 297 grams
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Small Chinese silver basket, with maker's stamp to base, 7.5 cm wide, 6.8 cm high, 70 grams
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Antique Chinese silver cup and saucer, with enamelled calligraphy, maker's stamp to base, 9.8 cm wide (saucer), 5.9 cm diameter (cup), 109 grams, Some loss to enamel, & small dents to cup.
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Four German 800 silver shot cups & 1 other, comprising of a pair of German 4 cm high, 2 singles and a footed cup hallmarked Birmingham, 80 grams
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Set of 6 vintage Mexican silver coffee spoons, marked Hecho En Mexico 925, 9.3 cm long, 38 grams
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Pair of George III sterling silver salt spoons, hallmarked London 1817 (John Lias), 10.4 cm long, 21 grams
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Victorian sterling silver crested basting spoon, Old English pattern, hallmarked Exeter 1838 (Robert Williams), 32.5 cm long, 110 grams
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George III sterling silver crested basting spoon, Old English pattern, hallmarked London 1799 (Thomas Wallis II), 30.5 cm long, 97 grams
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Pair of George III Scottish sterling silver spoons, (table / soup spoons), hallmarked Edinburgh 1791 (James Hewitt), 22.5 cm long, 117 grams
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Pair of Victorian sterling silver tablespoons, hallmarked London 1842 (Mary Chawner), 21.6 cm long, 114 grams
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George III sterling silver brandy warmer, hallmarked London 1815, 26 cm wide, 285 grams
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Good early 19th century Staffordshire Pearlware strainer, vine leaf pattern, 9 cm diameter.
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Three George III and later silver spoons, various hallmarks, 218 grams
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Three George III Scottish sterling silver spoons, (table / soup spoons), hallmarked Edinburgh 1775-76 (James Hewitt), 21 cm long, 186 grams
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Pair of sterling silver crested pepper pots, hallmarks rubbed, circa 1797, maker possibly James & Elizabeth Bland, one engraved Pepper the other Salt, 8.5 cm high, 172 grams
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Antique German 800 silver basket, with presentation engraving to one end, stamped 800 to the opposite end, decorated with scrolling repousse and pierced edges, supported by 4 ornate feet, 33 cm, 25.7 cm, 8 cm high, 531 grams
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Pair of early 19th century kings pattern silver spoons, hallmarks rubbed, 17.5 cm long, 118 grams
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Victorian sterling silver chalice cup, hallmarked London 1879 (Martin, Hall & Co) with Wii era engraving for use as a trophy cup, 20.5 cm high, 272 grams
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American Gorham sterling silver brandy warmer, 22.8 cm long, 183 grams
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Two pairs of George III sterling silver teaspoons, bright cut Old English pattern, including hallmarked London 1802, 56 grams
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Russian soviet era silver basket, with swing handle and gilded interior, 10.7 cm wide, 9 cm high, 150 grams
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Pair of Hester Bateman sterling silver spoons, bright cut Old English pattern, hallmarked London 1782 and 1784, 22 cm long, 115 grams
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Pair of George III bright cut sterling silver spoons, hallmarked London 1781 (rubbed), maker Wt, 21 cm long, 117 grams
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Set of 12 Tiffany & Co sterling silver forks, fiddle, thread and shell pattern main course forks circa 1867, pattern 1871, stamped 'Tiffany & Co Sterling Pat 1871', 20 cm long, 973 grams
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Three Georgian sterling silver tablespoons, bright cut Old English pattern, various hallmarks including 1801 (George Wintle), 21.5 cm long, 175 grams
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George III sterling silver fish slice, hallmarked London 1804 (William Eley & William Fearn), with Old English pattern handle, 29.8 cm long, 137 grams
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