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Sterling Silver & Accoutrements — Dunbar Sloane Ltd.

Auction House:Dunbar Sloane Ltd.Number of lots recorded:524
Sale Title:Sterling Silver & AccoutrementsLots with images:524
Auction Location:WellingtonPrices available:448
Date:21-Jun-2023
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George II sterling silver sugar caster, traditional footed baluster form, the pierced dome lid with urn finial, London 1757, maker Jabez Daniell
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George III sterling silver sugar caster, traditional form, pierced dome top with urn finial, engraved crest, London 1791, makers Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, 76 grams
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George V sterling silver sugar caster, footed octagonal shape, pierced dome top with urn finial, Sheffield 1933, 138 grams
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Large Victorian sterling silver sugar caster, pierced dome top with fluted finial and embossed floral and scroll decoration, London 1897, 287 grams
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George III sterling silver milk jug, oblong baluster shape with fluted handle, gilt interior on ball feet, London 1811, 178 grams
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George III sterling silver gravy boat, with gadrooned rim, acanthus top scroll handle on shell top legs with hoof feet, London 1765, makers David Hennel I & Robert Hennel I, 124 grams
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Victorian sterling silver beaker, cylindrical shape, embossed band of acanthus leaves to the lower half, London 1893, makers John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, 201 grams
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Victorian sterling silver two handled loving cup, scroll handles with heart shaped terminals and a band of acanthus leaves to the lower half, London 1894, makers Josiah William & Co (George Maudsley Jackson), 241 grams
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George II sterling silver porringer or Caudle cup, traditional two handled form, gadrooned band, part fluted below with embossed scrolls and engraved marriage cartouche, London 1726, makers mark worn.
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Composed sterling silver 3 piece circular cruet set, comprising mustard pot and pair of pepperettes, together with a small sterling silver photo frame, sterling silver napkin ring, sterling silver miniature pepperette, also a silverplate tankard and mustard pot, 178 grams
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Rare Garrard & Co sterling silver gilt 1977 Silver Jubilee commemorative 5 piece cruet set, designed by Anthony Elson, comprising large pepperette, pair of circular salts and spoons, the pepperette and spoons with crown finials, the bodies cast with lions, 820 grams
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George V sterling silver gravy boat by Walker & Hall, fluted rim and handle, engraved crest on stylised scroll legs, Sheffield 1924, 204 grams
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George III sterling silver cream helmet, traditional form with fluted rim and handle and engraved bright cut decoration, London 1801, 90 grams
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George III sterling silver wine funnel, traditional form with 2 fluted bands, London 1802, 113 grams
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19th century Sheffield Plate sugar bowl, of neo-classical design, footed elliptical form with bright cut engraving and blue glass liner together with a silverplate wine coaster by Elkington & Co
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Set of 4 19th century Sheffield Plate table candlesticks, neo-classical design, detachable oval nozzles, fluted tapering columns, oval bases (loaded), one with detachable floral finial
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Edwardian VII sterling silver candlestick, of George III design, Sheffield 1903, (loaded)
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Pair of American sterling silver candelabra by Duchin Creation, each with 2 scrolling branches and 3 sconces and gadrooned rims and base, 30 cm high (loaded bases)
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Victorian sterling silver 3 piece teaset, baluster shape, pot lid with bird finial, embossed floral and scroll decoration and cartouche with engraved initials, Sheffield 1867, maker Martin Hall & Co, 1676 grams
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George V sterling silver 3 piece bachelor's teaset, circular shape on leaf cast scroll legs, engraved initials, Birmingham 1919, 635 grams
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Edwardian VII sterling silver chocolate pot & matching smaller pot, footed baluster shape, domed lids with urn finials, London 1904, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, Ltd, 685 grams
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George III sterling silver teapot, oblong baluster shape, with bright cut engraving, roundel with initials to one side, and blank to the other, on ball feet, London 1805, maker Charles fox I, 543 grams
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Edwardian VII sterling silver mounted cut glass claret jug, the hinged lid with leaf thumbpiece and plain scroll handle, Sheffield 1910, makers Walker & Hall
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Elegant Victorian sterling silver wine ewer, baluster shape, acanthus top scroll handle, lid with leaf finial, engraved foliate decoration, cartouche to one side with classical muse and the other with a family crest, London 1875, makers Martin Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer hall), 373 grams
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19th century Sheffield Plate coffee pot, footed lobed shape, lid with flowerhead finial, acanthus decorated spout
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Victorian S/P coffee pot, lobed baluster shape, domed lid with flower finial, embossed floral and scroll decoration on scroll legs
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Victorian sterling silver hot water jug, neo-classical footed vase shape with part fluting, Sheffield 1896, 805 grams
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Fine quality George V sterling silver 3 piece teaset by Mappin & Webb, circular shape with quatrefoil rim and base and dragon handles, Sheffield 1924, 1415 grams
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Art Deco sterling silver 4 piece tea & coffee set, octagonal shape on stylised feet, Sheffield 1933, makers Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 1851 grams
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George III sterling silver two handled sugar bowl, oblong baluster shape, 2 bands engraved with Vitruvian scrolls, and engraved laurel wreath cartouche with initials to each side, London 1800, 280 grams
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George III sterling silver cream helmet, neo-classical design with beaded scroll handle and rim on domed square base, London 1778, 106 grams
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George III sterling silver cream helmet, neo-classical design, fluted rim and handle, engraved bright cut decoration on square base, London 1793, makers, Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, 88 grams
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Victorian sterling silver cream helmet, neo-classical design, part fluted with square base, London 1882, makers Thomas Bradbury & Sons (Thomas Bradbury III & John S Henderson) 130 grams
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Small Victorian sterling silver cream jug, plain form, Birmingham 1898, 60 grams
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Large Edwardian VII sterling silver sugar caster, octagonal vase shape with engraved initials and dates, Birmingham 1910, 187 grams
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George III sterling silver sugar, traditional baluster shape, pierced dome top, London 1783, maker John Lambe, 75 grams
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George III sterling silver sugar caster, traditional baluster shape, pierced dome top with flaming finial, London 1774, maker Thomas Daniell, 70 grams
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Edwardian VII sterling silver cream helmet, neo-classical design, part fluted on oblong base, Birmingham 1908, makers J & C, 125 grams
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George III sterling silver mustard pot, plain oval shape, hinged lid with thumbpiece, fluted rim and base, London 1802, blue glass liner, 119 grams
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George IV sterling silver mustard pot, cylindrical shape, the hinged lid with shell thumbpiece, plain ball finial and engraved crest, gadrooned rim and fluted base, London 1823, blue glass liner, 172 grams
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Oval sterling silver salt, pierced body with beaded rim on scroll legs with ball and claw feet and blue glass liner, together with a cased pair of silverplate berry spoons
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George III sterling silver sugar bowl, two handled oval shape with gadrooned rim and base, London 1800, maker possibly David Hennell I, ox 101 grams
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Victorian sterling silver 4 piece cruet set, oval shape, part fluted comprising, a pair of salts, mustard pot and spoon, Sheffield 1896, 149 grams
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George V sterling silver mustard pot, oblong part fluted shape, Sheffield 1911, together with a pair of Edwardian VII baluster shaped pepperettes, Birmingham 1907, 187 grams
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Pair of Victorian sterling silver pepperettes, footed octagonal shape, pierced tops with urn finials, Birmingham 1897, makers Mitchell Bosley & Co, together with a set of 4 small sterling silver salts (2 with blue glass liners), 124 grams
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George IV sterling silver 4 division cruet stand, fixed handle with mask, laurel and acanthus decoration, gadrooned rim on scroll legs with lions paw feet, 4 later cut glass bottles, 2 with sterling silver tops, London 1825, stand 594 grams
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2 sterling silver mustard pots, quatrefoil shaped example Birmingham 1904, oval example Birmingham 1901, 112 grams
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Set of three Royal Worcester hand painted sterling silver circular dishes, each painted with fruit by William Ricketts, the two smaller pin dishes 10 cmD and the larger 16 cm (larger with crack)
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Edwardian VII sterling silver table bowl, footed circular shape, pierced border of cornucopia, leaves and shells, Chester 1909, 18 cm diameter, 382grams
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Edwardian VII sterling silver card tray, shaped circular with fluted rim, Sheffield 1910, 109 grams
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Victorian sterling silver card tray, circular shape with shell and scroll cast rim, engraved centre with presentation inscription on scroll feet, London 1862, makers Daniel & Charles Houleapprox 393 grams
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Attractive George III sterling silver circular salver, with bead and husk decorated rim, engraved initials on fluted scroll feet, London 1781, maker Richard Rugg, 28 cm diameter, 725 grams
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Victorian sterling silver prize goblet, traditional form with engraved sporting inscription, London 1898, 243 grams
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George III sterling silver goblet, traditional stemmed form, part fluted with engraved Greek key band and gadrooned base, London 1806, makers R & S Hennell, 281 grams
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Victorian sterling silver two handled prize trophy, baluster shape, embossed with flowers and scrolls and engraved military related retirement inscription, Birmingham 1864, 327 grams
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George III style S/P hot water jug, domed lid with scrolling thumbpiece, tapering body with raised band, scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, together with a George III style silverplate tankard a small teapot, water jug, pepper pot, nutcrackers,etc
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Victorian sterling silver beaker, plain tapering form with engraved armorial crest, London 1874, makers, Richard Hodd & Son, 121 grams
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S/P spirit kettle, oblong part fluted shape with arched ebonised handle, pot and stand with gadrooned and shell cast border on fluted tapering legs with lions paw feet, together with a s/p circular salver by Joseph Rodgers and larger oval salver by Mappin & Webb
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Victorian sterling silver 3 piece tea & coffee set, oblong baluster shape with gadrooned rims, embossed foliate scrolls and engraved cartouches, comprising, teapot, coffee pot and milk jug, Birmingham 1876, 762 grams
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Victorian sterling silver 3 piece batchelor's teaset, oval part fluted form with engraved acanthus band to the top, London 1881, 663 grams
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Early Victorian sterling silver coffee pot by Robert Hennell III, plain footed baluster form, lid with flaming finial and leaf decorated spout, London 1844, maker Robert Hennell III, 464 grams
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George V sterling silver hot water jug, of Queen Anne design, plain tapering form, Sheffield 1916, 242 grams
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Fine George III sterling silver teapot by Peter & William Bateman, oblong baluster shape with bright cut engraving on ball feet, London 1806, 631 grams
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Georgian sterling silver teapot, oval shape with engraved bright cut rim and bands and 2 ribbon and laurel leaf cartouches, one with crest, the other initials, only silver mark is a lion passant to the lid, (soldering visible on spout), 552 grams
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George IV sterling silver sugar bowl by Paul Storr, two handled octagonal shape with engraved armorial, London 1823, 232 grams
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Victorian sterling silver sugar bowl & cream jug, oval shape with part fluted body, Birmingham 1886, 108 grams
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George V sterling silver milk jug, plain baluster shape, London 1912, approx129 grams
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Dutch silver sugar & cream, oval shape with fluted handle, rim and base, 417 grams
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Edwardian VII sterling silver two handled sugar bowl, oval part fluted shape, Birmingham 1902, maker William Aitken, 160 grams
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Pair sterling silver half height candlesticks, plain columns with weighted bases, Birmingham 1904 15.5 cm heights
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Edward VII sterling silver epergne, with large fixed central trumpet (base loaded) and 3 smaller detachable trumpets with fixed scroll holders, Birmingham 1907, makers Hukin & Heath limited, 27 cm high
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Victorian sterling silver soup ladle, Old English pattern with bright cut engraving and scallop shape bowl, London 1840, 224 grams
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German.800 silver Art Nouveau soup ladle, with sylised floral decorated handle and gilded bowl by Knewitz, Germany
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Good quality George IV sterling silver soup ladle, Old English pattern, London 1823, maker William Chawner II, 249 grams
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Large American sterling silver basting spoon by Crosby Morse & Foss, handle with engraved bright cut border and 2 aesthetic motifs, 157 grams
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Fine pair of Victorian Scottish sterling silver basting spoons, single struck Kings pattern, Edinburgh 1842, maker, John hay, 219 grams
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Pair of George IV sterling silver sauce ladles, fiddle, shell and thread pattern with engraved crest, London 1833, maker William Johnson, 176 grams
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George III sterling silver sauce ladle, fiddle pattern with engraved monogram, London 1811, maker Thomas Wilkes Barker, 62 grams
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Two fine Arts & Crafts sterling silver spoons by Ramsden & Carr, Omar Ramsden & Alwyn Carr, the earlier 1910 example in the Tudor rose pattern, the 1916 slightly longer spoon rarer in design with a sailing ship above a trident to the top, engraved with the letters C.N.D, both spoons with hand hammered bowls., Ramsden & Carr are regarded as two of the finest silversmiths of the early 20th century, specialising in adapted Gothic, Renaissance and Celtic designs.
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Pair William IV sterling silver berry spoons, Old English pattern with bright cut engraving and initials, and traditional fruit embossed gilt bowls, London 1831, maker Robert Chatterton, 100 grams
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Set of 6 George III Scottish sterling silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern with engraved monogram, Edinburgh 1817, maker Alex Wotherspoon, 387 grams
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Set of 6 George III Scottish sterling silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern with engraved monogram and numbered 13-18, Edinburgh 1817, maker Alex Wotherspoon, 192 grams
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Set of 6 George III Scottish sterling silver table forks, fiddle pattern with engraved monogram, Edinburgh 1817, maker Alex Wotherspoon, 360 grams
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Set of 6 George III Scottish sterling silver dessert forks, fiddle pattern with engraved monogram, Edinburgh 1817, maker Alex Wotherspoon, 215 grams
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A pair of heavy European silver tableforks, with leaf and scroll cast handles, 240 grams
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Dutch silver asparagus tongs & basting spoon, 306 grams
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George V sterling silver basting spoon, Old English pattern, Sheffield 1921, makers Martin Hall & Co, Ltd, 174 grams
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Large European silverplate serving, fiddle and thread pattern
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George III sterling silver sifter spoon, Old English pattern with bright cut engraving & crest, London 1782, together with a George IV sterling silver caddy spoon with short floral decorated handle and wide scallop bowl, London 1825
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Pair antique sterling silver sugar nips, with scroll handles and scallop shape bowls, together with an antique sterling silver mote spoon (marks indistinct on both)
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George III Scottish sterling silver sauce ladle, fiddle pattern, Edinburgh, c1810, maker William Hannay, together with a George III Old English pattern sterling silver sauce ladle, London 1805 and a pair of Victorian Old English sugar tongs with bright cut engraving, London 1895, 115 grams
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18th century European silver dessert spoon, fiddle pattern with engraved crest to the back, together with a sterling silver cheroot holder
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George III sterling silver fish slice, fiddle pattern with pierced blade and engraved initials, London 1815
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Pair S/P fish servers, with pierced blade and tine, and sterling silver collar, handles with engraved scrolls and crest, together with sterling silver handled Kings pattern cake slice and a pair of 10% Continental silver serving spoons, the foldover handle tops with enamel decoration
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Composed sterling silver fish slice & fork, Kings pattern slice with pierced fish engraved blade, Dublin 1927, fiddle pattern fork, London 1886, 309 grams
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Victorian sterling silver handled crumb brush, acanthus leaf pattern handle on fluted oval mount, London 1892, together with a sterling silver handled horn fork and spoon
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Unusual Edwardian VII Scottish sterling silver cheese scoop, arched form with baluster wooden handle, Edinburgh 1907, makers Hamilton & Inches
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Interesting mid 18th century Norwegian silver marriage or Christening spoon, with foliate and lattice engraved handle, and remnants of engraving on the back of the wide bowl, twin marks Rs and dated 1762, 16 cm long
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Fancy Danish silver serving spoon & cake slice, Dutch caddy spoon & 4 other spoons, fancy Danish silver serving spoon by Handerleyde, with acorns and leaves to the top, together with a Handerleyde silver cake slice the handle formed as grapes and vines, 2 other Danish silver serving spoons, a pair of Danish silver fiddle and shell pattern teaspoons and a Dutch silver caddy spoon, 357 grams
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Good quality Mappin & Webb S/P oak cased canteen of cutlery, shell and scroll pattern comprising, 12 table knives, 12 dessert knives, 12 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 12 soup spoons, 6 table spoons and 7 teaspoons
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