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October Antique Auction — Cordy's

Auction House:Cordy'sNumber of lots recorded:796
Sale Title:October Antique AuctionLots with images:32
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:598
Date:12-Oct-2010
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A Victorian period key wind full hunter gent’s pocket watch, the fusee lever movement by W. Erhardt, London, the case Birmingham 1875. Not working, no key.
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A Victorian period silver key wind gent’s full hunter pocket watch, the fusee lever movement by J. & J. Jones, London, the case London 1869. Not working, no key.
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An Edwardian period silver key wind gent’s open face pocket watch, the lever movement by Miller & Stewart, Hereford, the case Birmingham 1901. Working order, with key. On long silver curb link fob chain.
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A William IV silver key wind gent’s open face pocket watch with fusee lever movement, the case London 1835. Not working, no key and second hand missing.
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An Edwardian period Rotherham’s silver gent’s stem wind full hunter pocket watch made expressly for Stewart Dawson & Co., the lever movement in working order, Birmingham 1906.
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A Victorian period silver open face key wind gent’s pocket watch, the fusee lever movement in working order, the case London 1873, no key. On finely wrought silver curb link fob chain.
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A Victorian period silver stem wind gent’s open face pocket watch by T.R. Russell, maker to the Admiralty and to the Queen, Church Street, Liverpool. The lever movement in working order, the case London 1891.
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An Edwardian period gent’s silver key wind open face pocket watch, W. Erhardt, London, the lever movement in working order, with key, the case Birmingham 1902. On long silver fob chain with a coin medallion.
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A Victorian period silver key wind full hunter fusee lever pocket watch, the back plate and dial marked S.H. Drew, Wanganui & Marton, the case hallmarked London 1879. Not working, no key.
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A gent’s silver stem wind open face pocket watch, Birmingham 1910, the lever movement in working order. On short fancy silver fob chain.
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A Victorian period gent’s silver key wind full hunter pocket watch with lever movement made for D. Dawson, Dunedin, not working, with key. On silver graduated curb link fob chain.
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A vintage Omega silver plated stem wind open face pocket watch, the jewelled lever movement not working.
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An Edwardian period silver plated stem wind open face gent’s pocket watch, the back engraved with figure and farm animals, the face with coloured decoration of figures, cattle, flowers and leaves and the name Mira, the jewelled lever movement in working order, seconds hand missing. On silver fob chain.
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A George III period silver pair cased verge pocket watch with fusee, maker Charles Stanley, Liverpool, both cases hallmarked Birmingham 1813. Working order, with key. Glass chipped.
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A 9ct. gold Rotherham’s stem wind full hunter pocket watch, the lever movement in working order, Birmingham 1910.
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A vintage 18ct. gold open face Rotherham’s pocket watch, stem wind movement, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, working.
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A Victorian period 18ct. yellow gold gent’s mid sized full hunter pocket watch, fusee movement with internal back plate marked Rotherham London, gilded dial with Roman numerals and decorative engraved centre, the exterior finely engraved with floral designs and oval panels, Sheffield 1849, key wind.
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A French brass cased carriage clock, the gilded face with a circular enamel dial and black Roman numerals. Height 11 cm Working order, with key, minor faults on dial.
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A French brass cased carriage clock, the plain white enamel dial with black Roman numerals. Height 11 cm Working order, with key.
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A 19th century brass cased carriage clock with white repainted enamel dial with Roman numerals. Mechanism working, case requires restoration. Height 11.5 cm
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An English brass cased carriage clock with a white enamel face, Roman numerals, marked Henley. Height 1200. Working order, with key.
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An early 20th century French carriage clock, with traditional brass case, swing handle to the top, the enamelled dial with repair, Roman numerals.
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A French brass cased carriage clock, the dial with Arabic numerals, no key, in original leather case. Height 10 cm
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A French brass carriage clock, the silvered face with black Arabic numerals and retailer’s mark Stewart Dawson & Co. Ltd., not working. With original travelling case and key.
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A late 19th century French brass cased carriage clock striking on a gong, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals. Height 13 cm retailer’s mark Howell James & Co. ‘To the Queen’. Working order, with key.
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A French brass cased carriage clock with an alarm, the white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals. Height 10.5 cm Working order. Together with original Morocco leather case and key.
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An Art Deco period silver travel clock, the square machine engraved face with a blue enamel top, mounted with a raised crown, the push-button mechanism revealing an enclosed stem panel, the interior engraved ‘Oh Blow Ye Winds....’ Birmingham 1932. 4.5 cm x 4.5 cm working.
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An Edwardian walnut regulator type wall clock, the ornate case with column mouldings and lion mask pediment, decorated circular dial with Roman numerals and pendulum movement. Height overall 110 cm. Recently maintained.
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A vintage American Ansonia oak cased wall clock with a glazed door, circular dial with Arabic numerals and pendulum movement. Height 90 cm
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An Edwardian period American Ansonia drop dial circular wall clock with carved decoration, the circular dial with Roman numerals, gilded glass door and pendulum movement. Height 56 cm
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A late 19th century walnut cased regulator type wall clock with ornate turned and fluted columns and mask pediment with turned finials, the circular dial with Roman numerals, the pendulum movement striking on a gong. Height overall 110 cm
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A 19th century Dutch Staartklok wall clock, the hood surmounted with three carved figures and ebonised pillars enclosing the brass decorative face with a pewter chapter ring with Roman numerals above the long base with a sliding panel enclosing the long pendulum, the movement with three graduated brass weights striking on two bells. Height 130 cm
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A Tudric pewter clock c.1903 in a design attributed to David Beasey, the copper dial with black enamel Roman numerals and peacock blue enamelled centre, the case with a stylised tree and leaf design, the base marked ‘Tudric’ and model # 0636. Height 14 cm width 9 cm depth 6.2 cm Good working order, glass missing.
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A silver plated dressing table dish of oval shape with Art Nouveau design of seminaked young woman, lilies and leaves. Length 20.5 cm impressed mark.
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A silver medal presented by the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland to C. Sneddon for best cockerel, Edinburgh Show 1919. Original fitted box.
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A silver two-handled quaiche of plain circular shape on short foot. Diameter 9 cm Edinburgh 1963.
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A George IV period silver vinaigrette of oblong shape with cut corners and engraved decoration, beautifully pierced grill and gilded interior. Length 3 cm Birmingham 1821. Makers mark R.M. Some wear.
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A George IV period silver snuff box, machine decorated to top and base with original gilding to interior, Birmingham 1821, makers John Lawrence & Co. Width 4 cm depth 3 cm
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A late Victorian period silver vinaigrette of oblong form, machine decoration and embossing to exterior, original gilding to interior with grill missing, Birmingham 1893 maker George Unite. Width 4 cm depth 2.5 cm
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A vintage silver snake armlet, the head of mythical form, the long fine woven silver wire body with four twists. Length 87 cm
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A large silver two-handled trophy cup of baluster shape, height 28 cm Birmingham 1924. Northland Trotting Club, donated by Mrs L.J. Brake, won by Rockburn 1926.
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A silver backed hair brush with an unusual family crest of a bull’s head, London 1938, together with a late Victorian period facet cut glass dressing table pot, London 1891.
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A silver brush and mirror set consisting of two hair brushes and a mirror with machined decoration and a bull’s head armorial to backs, Birmingham 1916.
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A silver Art Deco brush and mirror set consisting of a mirror, hair brush and clothes brush, with machined decoration and monogrammed initials, London 1935.
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A silver dressing table hand mirror with ornate embossed decoration, together with a matching brush. Birmingham 1971.
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Five faceted glass vanity case pots with silver lids with a hand beaten effect, together with a cut glass dressing table tray, three dated 1898 Birmingham, the other two London 1898. Width of tray 25.5 cm depth 18.5 cm
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Five faceted dressing table pots with decorative silver lids, London 1927. Height 140 and 11 cm
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An Edwardian period Art Nouveau silver plate belt comprising of ten links in the form of a Nouveau maiden’s head on a flower alternating with round links of lilies, the round buckle in the form of a maiden’s head, long flowing hair and a flower head dress. Length 65.5 cm
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A small Edwardian period silver playing card case with profuse trailing leaf engraved decoration. Height 7 cm Birmingham 1902. Together with original twin pack of cards.
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A large silver cigar case, the top and base profusely engraved with scrolls and swirls and monogrammed initials to centre, Birmingham 1919, maker’s mark E.W. Length 13.5 cm
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An engraved silver cigarette holder case complete with an amber cigarette holder with 9ct. rose gold mount, the tapered case with scroll engraving and cap end, suspension loop to the other, London 1919.
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A sterling silver cigarette case, oblong with a machine engraved surface set with gold initials to the hinged lid ‘Wrge’. Presentation engraved inside, wooden lined. London 1907. 18 cm x 9 cm x 5.5 cm.
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An Edwardian period silver pint mug of plain can shape with loop handle. Height 11 cm Birmingham 1905 maker Elkington & Co. Small dent.
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A George IV period silver christening mug of urn shape on a round heavily embossed pedestal foot, the lower portion heavily embossed with flowers, the top plain but divided into small panels, handle in the form of a snake twining around a branch, inscription to front, London 1827, maker T. Cox Savory. Height 8 cm diameter 7 cm
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A small Edwardian period silver tea caddy of square section baluster shape with gadrooned borders. Height 7 cm Birmingham 1901.
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A pair of Victorian period silver plates on copper telescopic candlesticks with foliate borders. Height extended 26.5 cm Some copper showing and one requires felt.
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A pair of Victorian period fiddle pattern silver dessert spoons with profuse engraved decoration. Length 18.5 cm Exeter 1882. Maker J. Whipple & Co.
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Four Victorian period fiddle pattern silver dessertspoons. Length 17.5 cm London 1851 & 1868.
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A pair of ornate Victorian period silver berry spoons with beautiful engraved and embossed decoration and elaborately pierced handles. Length 20 cm Birmingham 1898. Maker Haseler Bros. In case.
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A Victorian period crested fiddle pattern silver tablespoon, length 23 cm Exeter 1852, John Stone, together with a finely engraved, crested, Victorian period butter knife. London 1842. Makers Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater.
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A matching set of nine Victorian period crested fiddle pattern silver dessert spoons, London 1874, maker George Angell.
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A matching set of four Victorian period crested fiddle pattern silver dessertspoons, Exeter 1852, maker J Stone.
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A set of three Georgian period Irish fiddle pattern silver rat tail teaspoons, Dublin 1803, maker P. Moore for Alderman West.
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A pair of good quality Georgian period crested Old English silver tablespoons. Length 22 cm London 1779. Makers William Eley and Fearne. .
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Six Georgian period Old English silver dessert spoons. Length 17.5 cm London 1798, 1811, 1812 (2), 1815 and 1826.
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Two Georgian period crested Old English silver tablespoons. Length 22.5 cm London 1799, maker George Brasier and 1809, makers Peter & William Bateman. .
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A pair of George III period fiddle pattern silver tablespoons, London 1811, maker William Troby.
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A George III period bottom marked shell backed Old English silver tablespoon, London 1766, makers probably T & W Chawner. .
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A George III period bottom marked Old English silver tablespoon, London 1767, makers marks indistinct. .
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A Georgian period bright cut Old English silver tablespoon. Length 21.5 cm London 1792. Peter & Ann Bateman. .
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A rare Georgian period Irish bright cut silver tablespoon. Length 22 cm Cork 1780. Maker Carden Terry. .
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A rare matching set of six Georgian period Scottish silver teaspoons. Length 14.5 cm Greenock 1810. Maker W.C.
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Two Georgian period crested silver berry spoons. Length 21 cm London 1781. Maker George Smith and 1798, Richard Crossley. .
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A pair of Georgian period Old English silver berry spoons with richly gilded bowls. Length 22 cm London 1815. Makers William Eley & Fearn.
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A Georgian period silver spoon with a feather edge, shell shaped bowl and ornate pierced handle. Length 23.5 cm London 1770. Maker Hester Bateman. .
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A Georgian period bright cut silver caddy spoon with a shell shaped bowl. Length 8 cm London c.1800. Maker Richard Foster.
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A pair of Georgian period crested Old English silver salt spoons with escallope shell bowls. Length 10 cm London 1787. Makers George Smith and William Fearn. .
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A matching set of four Georgian period fiddle pattern silver teaspoons. London 1819. Makers William Eley & Fearn.
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A pair of good quality Georgian period bright cut bottom marked silver tablespoons. Length 23 cm London 1800. Maker’s marks unascribed. .
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A matching set of seven heavy George III period crested fiddle pattern silver tablespoons. Length 22 cm London 1814.
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Three George III silver tablespoons, fiddle pattern, Dublin 1807, maker M. West and Tudor & Whitford, together with two old bottom marked old English tablespoons, date marks rubbed. Maker’s initials W.F.
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A rare set of four Georgian period Old English tablespoons, bottom marked and with Bishop’s crest. Length 21 cm London c.1760. Maker John Lampfert. .
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A matching set of five George III period Scottish fiddle and shell silver dessertspoons. Length 18 cm Edinburgh 1817. Maker John Zeigler.
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A William IV period fiddle pattern silver sifting ladle. Length 16 cm London 1830. Maker James Britton.
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A matching set of six William IV period silver table forks of good quality and heavy weight, crested fiddle pattern, London 1836. Maker William Eaton.
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Five 18th century Dutch 875 standard Hanoverian style silver table forks with Gravenhage hallmarks.
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A 19th century silver punch ladle with plain oval bowl and tapered fitting to the repaired turned wooden handle, unascribed maker, possibly American.
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A pair of Georgian period bottom marked silver sauce ladles, Old English pattern, monogrammed initials to top, date and city marks rubbed, maker’s initials T.E. over G.S., possibly Thomas Eustace and George Smith or Thomas Evans and George Smith. Length 19 cm
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A canteen of silver plated table cutlery, a version of the Windsor pattern, 12 large knives, 12 small knives, 12 fish knives and forks, 12 dinner forks, 11 luncheon forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12 coffee spoons and four tablespoons. Sheffield maker, excellent condition, the fitted box with key.
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12 silver teaspoons and tongs with note that they were made from a solid silver ladle by Ashton Jewellers Invercargill in an old box, tongs do not match, spoons marked Stg. silver, one damaged.
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A box set of six silver teaspoons with decorated handles, Birmingham 1940.
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A silver handled six place setting fish set, in original Stewart Dawson oak and velvet lined box, Birmingham 1919.
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A box set of 12 small Art Deco period teaspoons with decorated handles and matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1921.
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A boxed set of enamelled silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1959, one spoon minor damage to enamelling.
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A boxed set of silver handled dessert knives, Sheffield 1915.
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A Victorian period boxed set of fish servers with decorated blades and mother-of-pearl handles.
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A boxed set of six Edwardian period fruit knives and forks with silver blades and mother-of pearl handles, Sheffield 1904.
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An Edwardian period boxed set of 12 silver teaspoons and tongs with double struck bead decoration, Sheffield 1903. Maker C.W. Fletcher & Son Ltd.
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A graduated set of three late Victorian period silver plated meat skewers with ring handles. Length 20 cm, 26 cm and 30 cm, Walker & Hall.
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A modern contemporary design silver soup ladle, decoratively engraved and pierced handle with a plain boat shaped bowl, marked Ta and 1960 to reverse. Length 36 cm
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