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Jewellery, Antique & Art Auction — Cordy's

Auction House:Cordy'sNumber of lots recorded:564
Sale Title:Jewellery, Antique & Art AuctionLots with images:554
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:383
Date:26-Feb-2019
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Seven silver plated bead edge fish knives, crested: an arm embowed holding a dart.
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12 Georgian silver table forks, bead edge. London 1818 (2), 1828 (20 and 1829 (8), various makers, mainly William Chawner, length 22 cm, 715gm
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A George III silver pie spoon, Old English thread, monogrammed. London 1790 by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, length 30.5 cm, 112gm
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Three Victorian bright cut teaspoons, various dates and makers.
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Three William IV silver mustard spoons, hourglass pattern, London 1832.
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Two silver mustard spoons, fiddle pattern, London 1819 and 1838.
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Five George III silver teaspoons, bright cut decoration, London 1796 by Solomon Hougham. 65gm
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Three Georgian silver tablespoons, two London 1792 by Thomas Wallis II and one with faint bottom marks remaining. 172gm
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Nine Georgian silver dessert spoons, seven various dates from Glasgow, one London, one Newcastle. 275gm
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12 silver dessert spoons, Hanoverian pattern with rat's tail. London 1896 by Josiah Williams & Co. 611gm.
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Six silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, four London 1823 and two London 184 cm.
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Four silver serving spoons, three Old English, London 1807 by William Fearn and one fiddle pattern, London 1810 by Mary and Elizabeth Sumner.
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Six silver tablespoons, Old English pattern, Sheffield 1924 by Cooper Brother & Sons. 457gm
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An early George III silver bottom marked tablespoon, Old English pattern. London 1764 by Henry Brind.
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Six American silver dessert spoons, ornate decorated terminals, American silver marks to handles.
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Six silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern, Exeter 184 cm.
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Five Tiffany & Co. sterling silver dessert spoon, Persian pattern, stamped Tiffany & Co., Sterling, 1872 to the reverse. 154gm.
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12 pieces of Netherlands.833 silver cutlery, four tablespoons and eight table forks, 1860/63/64 and 1894. 645gm.
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Six Victorian silver oyster forks, trefoil pattern, crested: a bird with olive branch, decorative engraving to the stems and finials. London 1849 by George Angel. 248gm
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Four Victorian Scottish silver forks, fiddle pattern, Glasgow 1840 by James Crichton. 271gm
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Six early 20th century silver flatware items, includes 1847 fish/butter knife, three spoons, pickle fork and a pair of tongs. 118gm.
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A part set of silver cutlery, thread pattern, consisting of six dessert spoons, six soup spoons, four tablespoons, six luncheon forks and six dinner forks, Sheffield 1940. 1.6kg.
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A pair of silver fish servers, plain and restrained. Sheffield 1900 by Lee & Wigfull.
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A George III silver sauce boat, bead rimmed, fluted scroll handle. London 1809 by Hester Bateman, width 17.5 cm, 245gm.
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A George III silver cream jug, oval with reeded handle. London 1801 by William Hall, height 10.5 cm, 100gm.
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A George III silver cream jug, oval, later embossed and engraved with decorative panels. London 1805, height 11 cm, 120gm.
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A George II silver ale mug, baluster shape on spreading foot with plain scroll handle. London 1742 by Thomas Whipham & William Williams, height 9 cm, 168gm.
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A silver pint mug, baluster shape with acanthus capped scroll handle. Birmingham 1972 by Poston Silversmiths, height 13 cm, 475gm
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A William IV silver christening mug, campana shape with acanthus capped scroll handle and lobed circular foot, chased and engraved with amorini at a forge and gathering wheat sheaves, height 9.5 cm, 140gm.
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A pair of George III silver trays, oval piecrust rimmed with bead and husk edge, raised on four ball and claw feet. Both engraved with period coat-of-arms: Sinister, quarterly, in the I and IV a chevron gules betw three roses, in the II and III, or, three griffin's heads erased on a chevron vert, impaling Dexter, on a chevron betw three boars' heads couped, three roundels or. One London 1776 by John Carter II (worked circa 1760-1790) 45 cm x 34.5 cm, 1854gm, the other London 1783 by John Crouch I & Thomas…
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A George IV silver waiter, gadroon rimmed, paw feet. London 1821 by William Bateman, diameter 17.5 cm, 175gm
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A circa 1900 quality silver plate banquet tray, floral, leafy scroll and panel engraved with vacant central cartouche, the flared rim with applied grape leaf and vine detail, the two open handles of conforming relief. 79.5 cm x 49 cm.
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A George II silver waiter, with husk bordered piecrust rim, raised on pad feet, crested with a swan and motto 'Sans Peur'. London 1737 by George Hindmarsh, diameter 16 cm, 245gm.
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A Georgian Revival silver waiter, piecrust rim with shell and scroll border, engraved cartouche with monogram. Birmingham 1905 by Barker Brothers, diameter 16 cm, 159gm.
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A Victorian silver salver, rope twist and bead rim, ivy engraved centre. Sheffield 1866 by Fenton Brothers, diameter 25 cm, 445gm.
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A George III silver waiter, engraved with the arms of Grainger, co. Waterford, Ireland and Liege, Belgium. Bead rimmed, raised on three feet. London 1785 by Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, diameter 20.5 cm, 410gm.
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A George II silver salver, with husk and scroll rimmed piecrust border, raised on three pad feet. Engraved to the back: The Gift of William Stewart Esqr to Mr Thomas Binford in token of his Sincere regard & Friendship 1752. London 1752 by William Peaston, diameter 30.5 cm, 925gm.
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A 1930s silver waiter, with decoratively pierced rim, presentation inscription to the centre, raised on three scrolling feet. Birmingham 1931 by Mappin & Webb. 209gm, diameter 17.5 cm.
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A WMF silver plate tea and coffee set, elegant Adams style, raised on round spreading foot, lobed decoration to base with floral decoration to the centre. WMF silver plate marks to base.
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A Victorian silver tea and coffee set, oval with partially fluted bodies, flattened scroll handles. Birmingham 1899 by Barker Brothers. Coffee pot height 23 cm, total 1535gm.
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George IV silver coffee pot, rectangular section, plain baluster form with gadroon top rim, square ebonised handle. Birmingham 1912 by Elkington & Co. 846gm.
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A silver hot water pot, Georgian Revival style, Birmingham 1919. 720gm
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A Georgian Revival silver milk jug and sugar basin, gadroon rimmed, ball footed. Chester 1931. 389gm
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A 1920s silver oval swing handle basket, the broad rim with pierced detail and gadroon rim, conforming oval spreading foot. Birmingham 1925 by Joseph Gloster Ltd. 568gm, length 30 cm.
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A George III large silver basket, profusely later embossed with florals and leaves, raised on pierced rope edged foot with a two-strand 'weaving' handle. London 1766 by Elizabeth Aldridge. 723gm. Minor damage to rim.
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An early 19th century silver toddy ladle, with twist baleen handle. Unmarked, length 36.5 cm
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A George III silver toast rack, oval frame with seven fine wire bars. London 1797 by William Abdy II, length 16 cm, 110gm.
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An Edwardian Irish silver trophy rose bowl, with two acanthus capped flying scroll handles issuing from the sides, engraved J&RT-CMcC 1885-1910. Dublin 1907 by Sharman D. Neill, diameter 19 cm, 835gm
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A silver two handled fruit bowl, circular with filigree walls and rope twist rim. Chester 1930 by Adie Brothers, diameter 21.5 cm, 540gm.
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A silver rose bowl, with double flying scroll handles, plain reeded rim and central band, short circular stem foot. London circa 1900 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, diameter 17 cm, 480gm.
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A cased Edwardian silver condiment set, comprising a pair of mustard pots with spoons, pair of pepperettes and pair of salts with spoons. Birmingham 1909 by Walker & Hall.
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A pair of decorative silver salts, compressed spherical form with shell and scroll rims, C-scroll and floral embossed bodies, each raised on three wide spreading shell feet. London 1847 by Edward Farrell. 253gm, diameter 8 cm.
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A pair of Victorian silver squat circular salts, chased and engraved with floral decoration, raised on lion mask feet and with gadroon rims. Blue glass liners. London 1864 by Alexander Macrae, diameter8 cm, 220gm, along with a pair of bead edge salt spoons, marks rubbed.
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A pair of small Victorian vase shaped pepperettes, London 1892 by Sibray, Hall & Co, height 9 cm
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A pair of silver mustard pots, tankard shape, with blue glass liners. Birmingham 1919 by E S Barnsley & Co. With plated mustard spoons.
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A silver match box frame, of unusually long form, with mahogany liner. London 1912. marks rubbed, length 16 cm
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A Victorian silver cased Aird & Thomson pocket barometer, the reverse presentation engraved 'Presented to John H. Brown Esquire by a Few Friends in Glengarry, on his Departure to N.Z. December 1879'. The indicator hand loose, diameter 4.8 cm.
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An Old Sheffield Plate coffee pot, baluster with lower faceted section, boxwood handled, height 220
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A pair of silver plate on copper column candlesticks, with tapering stems raised on circular bases, embellished with grape vine borders, height 29.5 cm.
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A pair of Old Sheffield Plate decanter coasters, gadroon walls and rims, timber inset bases, diameter 16 cm
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An Edwardian quality all-silver 12-place setting fruit knife and fork canteen, the mahogany canteen fitted with red velvet, each piece crested with a stag's head, the blades and handles hallmarked for Birmingham 1909 by Elkington & Co., the canteen also with inset maker's label.
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A cased set of 13 silver Apostle spoons, modelled after the antique by the Birmingham Mint. Birmingham 1977. Limited to 1000 sets. In mahogany case. 445gm.
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The Sovereign Queens Spoon Collection, six silver spoons with portrait handles, Sheffield 1977, original box.
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Three kilim faced cushions, each 38 cm x 38 cm.
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Three kilim faced cushions, each 38 cm x 38 cm.
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Five kilim and Persian rug cushions, varying patterns and colours.
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A Persian tribal tent bag, for use as a large bolster cushion, decorated with traditional motifs. 90 cm x 60 cm.
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A hand embroidered panel depicting a Persian rug design, mounted on card. 68 cm x 90 cm.
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A hand embroidered framed panel depicting a Baluchi rug design, in colours of red, dark blue and ivory. 68 cm x 90 cm.
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A hand embroidered panel depicting a Baluchi design, mounted on card, in colours of red, blue and cream. 68 cm x 90 cm.
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An old Turkish kilim, flat weave stripes divided by narrow rows of extra weft wrapped rosettes. (old repair). 215 cm x 95 cm
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A small old fine quality Turkish kilim rug, traditional designs and colours. 53 cm x 90 cm.
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A small old fine quality Turkish Shahsavan panel kilim rug, traditional designs and colours. 50 cm x 100 cm.
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A Turkish hand woven kilim, geometrically patterned. 125 cm x 70 cm
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A fine quality old Turkish kilim rug, bold geometric designs in colours of red, blue, black and ivory. 152 cm x 290 cm.
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A large old fine quality Turkish kilim runner/rug, the field decorated with a honeycomb pattern in colours of rich dark red, dark blue, black ochre and ivory. 160 cm x 360 cm.
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A large Turkish kilim, hand woven, slit weft, brightly coloured geometric patterned. 250 cm x 140 cm
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A Persian kilim, hand woven slit weft construction, geometrically patterned in bright colours. 250 cm x 150 cm
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A Turkish hand woven kilim, slit weft construction, decorated with geometric motifs to the tomato red field. 270 cm x 205 cm.
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An Iranian Turkoman tribal mafrash bag face, hand knotted, decorated with small Tekke style guls. 134 cm x 62 cm
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A small Persian hand knotted rug, decorated with small cruciform guls. 104 cm x 79 cm
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A hand knotted tribal all wool Shiraz rug, the field decorated with geometric diamond forms, stylised animals, multiple border guards, some wear. 159 cm x 117 cm.
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A Persian Saruq rug, the field with three flowering vase framed by floral sprays, red and cream dominant tones, wool on cotton construction. 14.1 cm x 7.2 cm.
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An Afghan Baluchi rug, the field decorated with a complex pattern of cruciform motifs and step sided medallions. 156 cm x 92 cm
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A Baluchi tribal prayer rug, hand knotted all wool, decorated with geometric motifs. 136 cm x 92 cm
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A Persian Nain hand knotted rug, decorated with lotus flowers and tendrils on an ivory ground. 180 cm x 128 cm
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A small Hamadan hand knotted prayer rug, decorated with a vase of flowers and stylised motifs in a rich palette of colours. 145 cm x 1070
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A hand knotted Hamadan runner, with eight alternating conjoined medallions surrounded by scattered animal motifs, in traditional colours. 295 cm x 200 cm.
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A hand knotted Caucasian runner, the field decorated with eight octagonal medallions and a hooked running dog border, dark colours and ivory. 73 cm x 280 cm.
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A machine made Belgium Karajan rug, all wool pile, in shades of red, dark blue and light brown. 332 cm x 96 cm.
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A hand knotted Hamadan runner, the field of conjoined step-sided medallions, in traditional colours. 395 cm x 110 cm.
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An Iranian Ardabil carpet, the field decorated with a central panel containing geometric, animal and flower patterns, the quadrants with conforming patterns, multiple border guards, in deep red and blue tones. 250 cm x 165 cm.
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An Iranian hand knotted Meymeh carpet, the central panel with one large diamond shaped medallion and numerous floral motifs, three border guards, multiple colours on a rich red ground. 140 cm x 210 cm.
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An Iranian Afshar hand knotted runner, decorated with five medallions on a pale blue ground. 350 cm x 93 cm.
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An old Persian Tabriz hand knotted carpet, decorated with a large floral medallion, framed by leaves and flowerheads and a broad floral rosette border. Old repair to one edge and small patches. 350 cm x 246 cm.
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A Gabbeh runner, a central square medallion of multiple coloured squares with a stylised antelope figure to each corner, triangular border. 292 cm x 90 cm.
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A Seraband runner, the field decorated with multiple small designs, multiple border guards, dominant tones of red and blue, slight fading. 292 cm x 100 cm.
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A Lilihan runner, the central field decoration with a large floral medallion surrounded by flowering leafy tendrils and figures of people and animals, multiple border guards with dominant blue and red tones, some colour run. 354 cm x 120 cm.
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A Seraband runner, the field decorated with multiple small designs, multiple border guards with dominant tones of red, (one patch requires cleaning). 410 cm x 106 cm.
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A fine quality hand knotted Tekke Turkoman rug of traditional design, the field decorated with three rows of gul motifs. 130 cm x 170 cm.
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