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Furniture, Rugs, Watches and Decorative Arts — McKenzies Auctioneers

Auction House:McKenzies AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:260
Sale Title:Furniture, Rugs, Watches and Decorative ArtsLots with images:260
Auction Location:PerthPrices available:223
Date:19-May-2021
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Small Georgian jug with two spoons a petite upright, George III jug with circular base. By William Sutton London 1799 in sterling silver. Height 11 cm. Weight 55.6 grams. One small sugar scoop in sterling silver with ivory handle by John Bettridge 1817 Birmingham. And a silver mustard spoon with horned devil's finial. By Chaplin and Son London 1909.Weight 10.9 grams.
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Two boxed sets of teaspoons one in sterling silver with apposle finials. Also having sugar tongs. By John Millward Banks. Birmingham 1890. Weight 107.1 grams. A smaller set of spoons with unidentifiable hallmarks. Acid tested as silver. Terminating with robed figure and having a spiral stem. Weight 44.4 grams.
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Paired candle sticks in sterling silver these interesting George II candle sticks are showing brocaded stepped base's and piped stems, finishing in floriate patterned candle holders. Attributed to John Cafe London 1759.Height 31 cm. With weighted base.
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Sterling silver belt finished in a Victorian manner with intricately design links and having a total length of 57 cm. Weight 137.2 grams. No hallmark seen. Tested as 925.
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Five sterling silver Vinaigrettes 1x Victorian. By Nathaniel Mills. Birmingham 1848. Weight 26.7 grams. 1x Victorian. By Nathaniel Mills. Birmingham 1843. Weight 17.7 grams. 1x George III. By John Reily. London 1814. Weight 24.4 grams. 1x George IV. By Ledsam Vale and Wheeler. Birmingham 1827. Weight 10.3 grams. 1x Victorian. By Edward Smith. Birmingham 1848. Weight 13.6 grams.
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Six sterling silver Vinaigrettes 1x William IV. By Edwin Jones. Birmingham 1834. Weight 13.4 grams. 1x George III. By Samuel Pemberton. Birmingham 1806. Weight 12.8 grams. 1x George IV. By Lea & Clark. Birmingham 1823. Weight 7.5 grams. 1x Victorian. By George Unite. Birmingham 1880. Weight 9.5 grams. 1x William IV. By Thomas Shaw. Birmingham 1830. Weight 7.1 grams. 1x George III. By Joseph Willmore. Birmingham 1815. Weight 5.3 grams.
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Assorted boxes a late Georgian sterling silver vinaigrette, worn marks possible London maker. Weight 20.8 grams. Gilt Interarea. One silver box with 800 mark. Weight 14.4 grams. A small silver chest with 800 mark. Weight 8.4 grams. One 9ct yellow gold heart shaped padlock. Weight 26 grams. An enamelled, cylinder shaped box in base metal. Possible Asian origins. Weight 16.0 grams.
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Embossed silver frame in a classic Art Nouveau style depicting a fantasy scene. Makers initials R.B.B. London. 1983. Size 25.5 x 13.5 mm.
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Ornately designed silver items comprising of two mugs and a slender upright jug. The mugs having embossed floral decoration typical of the Victorian period. Larger mug by William Hunter London 1856. Weight 158.2 grams and the smaller by George Richards. London 1856. Weight 120 grams. The small jug being in a later more subdued style. By S glass. Birmingham 1902. Weight 92 grams.
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Collection of silver items a pair of sterling silver knife stands by George Jackson and David Fulleton. London 1901- 1902. Weight 73.0 grams. Georgian style small Edwardian goblet by Joseph Zweig 1911 Birmingham. Height 12.5 cm. Weight 55.2 grams. A miniature Georgian style Victorian goblet by Mary Sumner London 1900 Height 10 cm. Weight 40 grams. Pair of servette rings with pieced foliate design. By Charles Edwards Adams Birmingham 1902. Weight 30 grams.
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Russian teacup and spoons Russian silver teacup holder with glass. Stamped 84 with Moscow mark by Mikhail Karpinsky. Height to handle 9 cm. Weight 68 grams. Three spoons in Russian silver stamped 84 and 87.5 all with Moscow marks and 2nd Kokoshinik stamps weight 83.5 grams.
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Tea leaf strainer and lobster pick tea strainer and stand is sterling silver by William suckling Ltd Birmingham 1928- 1929. Weight 87.0 grams. Edwardian lobster Pic in silver with engraved crest by Atkin Bros Sheffield 1904. Weight 29.6 grams.
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Two Masonic medal Jewells in sterling silver by Toye & Company London 1949. Front side Israel chapter number 2691. Reverse side presented to 'Ex Comp Alec Levy.' in recognition of his valuable services. As Mez 1954 - 1955. Complete with box. The second medal in sterling silver also by Toye & Company London 1949. Engraved with presented to the Worshipful brother Alec Levy from the Brethren of the lodge of Israel number 2691. August 1951.
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A sterling silver trinket box by Fairfax & Roberts a Sydney based Company 1883 t to the present day. The item is stamped Stg silver with F&R and the beaver symbol. Weight 594.0 grams Length 17.5 cm. Hight 5.0 cm. Width 9.0 cm. Wood lined interior.
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Wine goblet and wine tasting vessel sterling silver goblet by Danial & Charles Houle. London 1867. Victorian in style and having a git interior. Weight 160.0 grams. A sterling silver wine taste testing cup by PS maker unknown. Birmingham 1993.Weight 39 grams.
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Painted Russian religious icon finished in enamelled Russian silver. The Rizza having 84 mark, Moscow assay by Aleksandr Vladislavoich Smirnov 1896. Depicting Mary and child. 18 cm x14.5 cm.
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Mid 20th century knife set having sterling silver handles (acid tested as silver) and stainless-steel blades. Dutch origin. Six dinner and six entree knifes. Marked on blades Zilver Fabriek Voorschoten. A quality Dutch silver wear manufacturer. Total weight 1001gram remove 70% Approximate silver weight 300.0 grams.
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Portuguese tea and coffee service circa mid 20th century with silver content of 83.3 % consisting of a coffee pot, 623 grams. Tea pot, 587 grams. Sugar bowl 312, grams and cream jug, 325 grams. All having baluster shape with segmented embossed lobes and floral embellishments. Finishing the service is a round twin handle 44 cm diameter salver with folate embossed boarder. Weight 1.8Kg makers mark not identifiable.
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A 20th century trinket box manufactured in sterling silver with design Influences from Victorian era India, having embossed elements and depictions of the elephant god and minor deities. 15 x 10 cm. Having wooden internal finish. Wight 303.0 grams.
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Victorian boxed fish service consisting of a knife and fork in sterling silver with mother of pearl handles. Having engraved blade and fork stem. By Atkins Bros, Sheffield1865-1866. Weight 173 grams.
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Fruit carvery set with grape snips complete with fitted box in sterling silver with engraved blade and fork stem both having beaded handles to match the grape snips. Sold by the Goldsmiths alliance Ltd London. Manufactured by John Gilbert and Co 1876 London. Weight 326.4 grams.
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Boat shaped George III butter dish with a cobalt blue glass insert and having pieced work with engraved garlands and beaded boarders. By William Plummer London 1783. Weight without glass 125.6 grams. Height 14 cm
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Pair of Victorian large basting spoons in sterling silver, by Henry John Lias & Sons, London 1851-1868. Having a combined weight of 338.7 grams
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Georgian serving fork and spoon set four items in sterling silver. Having floreated handles by William Chawner London 1824. Weight 411.0 grams.
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Set of twelve entree Knifes finished with sterling silver handles and stainless-steel blades in a Victorian style. By Terry Shavein. Sheffield 1990.
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Matched Georgian and Victorian dessert spoons fashioned from sterling silver by various makers William Chawner II London 1819 -1830 William Eley & William Fearn London 1805 Samuel Hayne &Dudley Carter London 1856 Henry Holland London 1864 twelve in total. Weight 630.4 grams.
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Early Victorian silver dining forks twelve in total various makers. Marks are worn not Identifiable. Total weight 1049.2 grams.
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Twelve table Knifes finished with sterling silver handles and stainless-steel blades in a Victorian style. By Terry Shavein. Sheffield 1990.
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Twelve Georgian and Victorian teaspoons in sterling silver various makers being. Three by William Eaton London 1827 four by Houssen & Harrison Bros London1826 three by Chawner & Co London 1864 one by Martin Holland & Co 1851 one John & Henry Lias London 1842 weight 354.2 grams.
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Twelve Victorian entree forks manufactured in silver by Chawner & Co London 1856 and having a total weight of 567.6 grams.
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Assorted silver spoons ladles and tongs Victorian ladle by T.M Glasgow 1846. Condiment spoon, late 20th century. Small pickle fork EPNS by Harrison Bros tongs by William Hutton and Sons Sheffield 1928 condiment spoon by Robert Wallis London 1840s weight 89.1 grams.
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Set of eight Victorian sugar spoons having tapered stems and concave finials. By James Deakin & Sons 1899. Weight 87.0 grams.
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George III to George IV, sterling silver table spoons eleven spoons by William Eley, William Feam & William Chawner. London 1812. And one spoon by Elizabeth Eaton. London 1851.Weight 918.9 grams.
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Victorian engraved glass butter dish complete with fitted sterling silver under dish and lid, having an engraved scalloped central feature which is mounted with a figure of a cow in repose. By Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater. London 1854. Weight with lid and under dish only 218.1 grams. Height 11.5 cm.
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Six Georgian and Victorian spirit labels fashioned in sterling silver. By various makers. Charles Reliy & George Storer London 1830 Charles Eley London1822 James Collins Birmingham 1839 Thomas Streetin London 1888 Patrick Cunningham London weight 62.3 grams.
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Small sweet meats bowl in sterling silver with engraved floral patterning in a typical Victorian manner. By Fredric Brast London 1867. Weight 122.5 grams.
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Georgian wine pourer complete with sieve. By Thomas William & John Hayne. London 1815. Weight 88.5 grams. Height 13.5 cm.
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Small silver Georgian milk jug by Peter and Anne Batman London 1790. Featuring engraved sides with beaded spout and lip and having a square bevelled edge base. Weight 104.7 grams. Height 15.5 cm.
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Late Victorian sugar caster in sterling silver by Charles Stuart Harris. London 1898. Weight 145.0 grams. Height 15.5 cm.
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George III glass conserve pot having a cut-glass boarder and sterling silver hinged lid and handle. By John Reily. London 1804. Hight 11.5 cm
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Small sterling silver mustard pot crafted in a mid-Victorian style with floral engraved sides and beaded boarders both around the top edge and the base. By Danial & Charles Houle London. 1868. Having a blue glass insert. Weight without the glass 112.5 grams. Height 5.2 cm.
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A set of eight Victorian serviette rings by James Dixson & Sons Ltd Sheffield 1898 weight 233.9 grams.
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Small Linton cake slice marked Jal- St. Silver. With gum nut stamp. Blade engraved with. Anarc - 1954 season. Hammer finish blade. Weight 44.9 grams.
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Kitch Currie's teaspoon. In sterling silver marked with Kc and the swan stamp. Having hammer beaten bowl and Geraldton wax flower design termination to the stem. Weight 13.0 grams.
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Early 20th century sterling silver frame by Deakin & Son's Chester 1905. Having piped Boarders with cross accents. Dimensions 10 x 10 cm.
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A sterling silver decorative frame in a typical Art Nouveau style with embossed peacocks and floral accents. By Henry Mathews 1905 Birmingham. Dimensions 29 x 14 cm.
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A collection of Linton spoons there being six coffee spoons all marked JAL and the gumnut mark. Three serving spoons, two teaspoons and a condiment spoon. All having JAL and gumnut marks.
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Russian silver kovsh having cloisonne enamel finish with foliage heads and flower decoration. Showing 84 mark with Moscow city mark. Maker Grachev Brothers. Assay master Mikhail Aleksandrovich Pereselegin. Date1888.
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Sterling silver berry spoons and fruit knife \ fork set comprising of two Edwardian spoons with embossed gilt bowls and engraved stems by Thomas white. Birmingham 1902. Weight 128 grams. Two Georgian spoons with embossed gilt bowls and engraved stems by unknown maker, marks worn. 1793 London. Weight 102 grams. A single spoon with embossed bowl and engraved stem by John Rodgers & Co Sheffield 1910. Weight; 45grams. A Victorian fruit knife and fork engraved and embossed in sterling silver by Francis Higgins.…
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Late Victorian large tea pot fashioned in sterling silver by John Rounds and Son Ltd Sheffield 1895. Having dark wooden handle and finial lid top. Weight 589.9 grams. Hight 16 cm.
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Circular glass ink well having a sterling silver monogramed fitted lid marked Xmas 1928 the diameter of the glass being 13 cm and the diameter of the silver lid 7.2 cm. Total weight of the silver 138.7 grams. Possible Australian origin.
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Set of six German silver tablespoons with German hallmarks showing the, 800 mark, makers mark, Bruckmann & Sohne of Heilbron 1805-1973. Weight 352.6 grams.
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An Australian Bicentennial silver plate to commemorate the Australian Bicentenary this sterling silver plate shows the Australian coat of arms in gilt silver. One of only 1000 produced this being edition 0101. Manufactured by Stokes mint. With original box. Diameter 25 cm. Weight 544.2 grams.
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Six vinaigrette a mix of Georgian and Victorian. In sterling silver. By various makers as follows. Edward Smith Birmingham 1844. Samuel Pemberton Birmingham 1818. Thomas simpson Birmingham 1835 Wardell & Kempson Birmingham 1806. Nathaniel Mills Birmingham 1825. One small vinaigrette in silver without hallmarks tested as silver. The total weight of all six being 60 grams.
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A pair of silver plate knife rests depicting army and Navy personal in a game of tug of war. By William Hutton & Son Sheffield 1834
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Sterling silver Edwardian tray a typical styled serving tray for the period having a piped sculpted boarder with scrolled double handles. Crafted by Robert & Belk Sheffield 1909. For the Sussex Goldsmith Corporation. Brighton. Length 62.5 cm Width 37.5 cm. Weight 4.1kg
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Boxed cutlery service in sterling silver and Russian silver. Set consisting of six Victorian sugar spoons. By Charles Boyton II London 1878. Six William IV teaspoons. By Reid and Sons (Christian Ker Reid, David Reid and Christian Bruce Reid) Newcastle 1842. Four Victorian entree forks. Two of which are by Thomas Smily London. One by Thomas Whitaker London 1852. And the last by Martin Hall & Co Ltd Sheffield 1896. Six William IV dinner forks. By William Eaton London 1829. Seven Victorian pudding spoons. Six…
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Boxed sugar spoons and sugar tongs late Victorian, consisting of six sterling silver sugar spoons and a single sugar tong. By Miller Brothers Birmingham 1897. Weight 52 grams.
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A pair of Linton small ladles each showing typical Linton design motifs with beaten bowls and also having JAL and hammer gumnut marks. Weight 79.3 grams.
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French vintage opera glasses featuring mother of pearl inlay into gilt brass body work.
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