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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:913
Sale Title:Decorative Arts & CollectablesLots with images:904
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:798
Date:28-Jun-2020
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Hester Bateman English sterling silver porringer, London, circa 1778, 8 cm high, 14 cm across the handles, 80 grams
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Georgian sterling silver cutlery set by William Eley and William Fearn, London, circa 1790, (30 pieces), 1600 grams total
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An English sterling silver tazza by Daniel & Charles Houle of London, circa 1851, engraved on underside 'Whistler facit, 11 strand, London, 13 cm high, 30.5 cm across, 980 grams
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A Burmese silver bowl with deep repousse decoration and figural handles, 19th century, 11.5 cm high, 16 cm across the handles, 470 grams
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A Chinese silver three piece tea service with engraved and repousse dragon decoration by Sing Fat of Canton, circa 1900, with presentation inscription to teapot, the teapot 13 cm high, 24 cm across, 820 grams
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A Russian silver and niello cigarette case, finely crafted with engraved country scene and 'M.C.' monogram, interior with original gilt finish, by Aleksandr Alekseyevich Smirnov, Moscow, circa 1895, 10 cm wide, 155 grams.
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A Russian silver and niello cigar case with gilt wash interior, Moscow, circa 1864, maker's marks (illegible), 12.5 cm wide, 145 grams
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An English sterling silver snuff box engraved ' presented to David Fenton upon his leaving Perth by a number of his friends as a mark of their Respect & Esteem, April 1852', made by John Taylor & John Perry, Birmingham, circa 1844. Interior with original gilt wash finish, 10 cm wide, 135 grams
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A Russian silver and niello vinaigrette with gilt finished compartment interior, 19th century, housed in a plush fitted box, no maker's marks visible, 4.75 cm wide
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English sterling silver 'St Pauls Cathedral' sweet meat dish with swing handle, Birmingham, circa 1843, 14.5 cm across the handles, 108 grams
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An English silver plated soup tureen with neoclassical Greek key motif and dolphin handle, together with a soup ladle, 19th century, (2 items), 28 cm high, 40 cm across the handles
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An English Art Nouveau sterling silver bowl with presentation inscription '6th March 1884-1909, to Mr. & Mrs George Clapham on the celebration of their silver wedding, by the staff of the Union bank, Grimsby docks Branch', Made in Birmingham, circa 1908, 24 cm across the handles, 440 grams
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Georg Jensen 'Candy Basket', Danish sterling silver basket, circa 1945-1951, stamped 'Georg Jensen, Denmark, sterling, 235 a, 7 cm high, 9.5 cm wide, 108 grams
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Georg Nilsson Danish Art Deco four piece silver plated tea service, circa 1935, stamped 'Gero, the teapot 13 cm high
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An English sterling silver sugar castor Made in Birmingham, circa 1902, together with a silver plated basting spoon, (2 items), the castor 18 cm high, 160 grams
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A 'Punch' sterling silver baby rattle with mother of pearl handle, by W. H. Collins & Co. Birmingham, circa 1939, 12 cm high
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Continental silver tea service in the Wiener Werkstatte style, most likely Austrian, early 20th century, no visible hallmarks, the tallest 22.5 cm high, 2790 grams total. Provenance: Private Collection Melbourne, bought to Australia from Hungary by the current owners after the second World War.
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A sterling silver chorus of angels jewellery casket Made in London, circa 1905, 5 cm high, 12 cm wide, 10 cm deep
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Set of four sterling silver place card holders with thistle, rose and shamrock motif, by Saunders & shepherd, early 20th century, 4 cm high, 60 grams total
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A German sterling silver oval serving tray by Wilkens & Sohne circa 1900, stamped 'Wilkens 925 sterling, Wivo' with German silver mark, 33.5 cm wide, 525 grams
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An English scent bottle, hobnail cut crystal with sterling silver and tortoiseshell top, by a. Wilcox of Birmingham, circa 1906, still has the original stopper, 8.5 cm high
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An Edwardian three piece sterling silver tea service with the maker's mark 'T.A.', Made in Birmingham, circa 1909, the teapot 18 cm high, 620 grams total
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An antique jewellery box with sterling silver stag in landscape top, late 19th century, 7.5 cm high, 17.5 cm wide, 18 cm deep
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An English sterling silver circular jewellery box, by H. Matthews, Birmingham, circa 1913, 4.5 cm high, 8.5 cm diameter
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William Drummond & Co. Sterling silver bowl and spoon in original plush fitted box, Birmingham, circa 1914, the bowl 10 cm diameter, 130 grams total
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Continental silver Art Deco compact and two cigarette cases, circa 1930s, the two cigarette cases weigh 380 grams total
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An Art Deco three piece silver plated tea service with wooden handles, possibly Austrian or Danish, circa 1925, pictorial rooster stamp with '12' and 'G.D.' with inverted trident, the tallest 25.5 cm high
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An English sterling silver candle douter in the form of a hunting horn, by Sampson Mordan & Co. London, circa 1929, 31 cm high, 46 grams
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An English sterling silver teapot and coffee pot retailed by William Drummond & Co. Melbourne, Made in London and Sheffield, circa 1920s, 15 cm high and 22 cm high, 1420 grams total
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Christofle French silver plated set of six place card holders, 20th century, each stamped with the Christofle mark, 6 cm high
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A set of 12 sterling silver oyster picks in original plush fitted case, made by Hardy Bros. For Hardy Bros. Australia, Birmingham, circa 1930, the case 19.5 cm wide
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English sterling silver teapot by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London, circa 1930, 17 cm high, 610 grams total
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Set of three English sterling silver hound' spoons by Thomas Bradbury & Sons of Sheffield, each mark for successive years, 1933, 1934, 1935, and each individually engraved 'Graphic', 'Rapid', and 'Dalesman' which appear to have all been British newspapers of the time, 11 cm high, 50 grams
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