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Jewellery, Watches, Silver & Luxury. — McKenzies Auctioneers

Auction House:McKenzies AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:389
Sale Title:Jewellery, Watches, Silver & Luxury.Lots with images:381
Auction Location:PerthPrices available:212
Date:10-Dec-2024
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William IV silver gilt vinaigrette, a lidded hinged box in sterling silver with a deep gilt finish depicting a manner house scene with bordered edges and machine finished backplate. By Nathaniel mills Birmingham 1835. Weight: 41.8 grams.
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A collection of vinaigrette and vesta cases, one sterling silver gilt vinaigrette and seven sterling silver vesta cases by various makers. Total weight.187.2 grams.
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Six tea spoons, in sterling silver. Two of which are by Thomas Hart stone Exeter. Two bt William Harris Rowe Exeter 1839. One by Josiah Williams & Co (James & Josiah Williams) Exeter 1808 and the last by Solomon Hougham London 1817. Weight: 132.2 grams
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Small glass bottles, two perfume bottles with French silver hinged tops. One with a circular shaped bottle and set with gems turquoise and ruby. Stamped with a boar?s head. Height: 65 mm. Two small flea bite chips. One has a lozenge-shaped glass bottle with a ball-shaped hinged top that is set with a single cabochon cut sapphire. Stamped with a boar?s head. 90 mm high.
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Tea caddy, ceramic and sterling silver tea caddy. The silver lid collar and shield being manufactured by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) shepherd. Chester 1895. Height: 120 mm.
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Two silver serving spoons, one George II spoon by John King London 1758. Weight: 70.0 grams. One George III spoon by Thomas Northcote London 1792. Weight: 62.7 grams.
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A pair of silver salts, in 800 silver with blue glass inserts and a tri-footed base with decorative uprights. Accompanied by two salt spoons. Weight: 105.1 grams.
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Decorative silver dish, having a floral border and stepped bowl with a diameter of 195 mm. Stamped 800. Weight: 190.1 grams.
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George Jensen silver, two pairs of salt and pepper shakers. One pair with guilloche enamel work. 38 mm height. One pair has four ball feet and a conical shape. 45 mm in height. Weight of both pairs is 94.9 grams.
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Latvian silver spoons, marked 875 silver these spoons have pear shaped bowls and long twisted handles. Weight: 93.2 grams.
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Nine silver tea spoons, teaspoons having reeded stems and handles in 826 Danish silver. Weight: 137.7 grams.
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Irish silver cream jug, with three-footed base lion head decoration embossed patterning a broad spout and an ornate handle. This jug has a height of 70 mm and a diameter of 75 mm. By John Miller Dublin 1966 and the "Sword of Light" mark celebrates 50th anniversary of the 1916? Easter rising. Weight: 128.0 grams.
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Perfume bottles, three cut glass bottles with green, blue and red colours all three have double-ended silver tops. Two are possibly French and one is English. Length: 180 mm, 125 mm and 120 mm.
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Seven coffee spoons, manufactured in 800 silver as marked with reeded stems and handles. Weight: 81.5 grams.
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Silver frame, small sterling silver frame with embellished scrolled pattern with cherubs. Dementions: 170 x 155 mm.
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Sterling silver tea spoons, a pair of silver gilt enamelled spoons in red and white enamel. Marked sterling Denmark. Weight: 44.0 grams.
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Two silver beakers, one beaker in 925 Danish silver 80 mm high, diameter 62 mm. With wavy line patterning. One in French silver also with wavy line patterning 75 mm high, 60 mm diameter. Weight: 190.9 grams.
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Three table service implements, a large cake slice in Danish silver 830. Weight: 85.3 grams. A large beaten circular bowl spoon in Danish 830 silver. Weight: 75.2 grams. And a bone handle Danish 800 silver slice with an engraved blade. Weight: 48.1 grams.
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Two small cigarette cases, both in sterling silver both have machined patterned surfaces back and front both are monogrammed and both have gilt interiors. The smallest 86 x 50 mm by Abraham Brothers Birmingham 1926. The larger 81 x 63 mm by RN Birmingham 1922. The combined weight of 165.8 grams.
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A pair of sterling silver spoons, large George IV serving spoons by William Eaton London 1829 and 1830. Weight: 177.7 grams.
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Nine Danish silver handle knives, with silver handles and stainless steel blade.
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Twelve Danish silver handle knives, silver handles and stainless steel blades.
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Cigarette cases, two silver cigarette cases one of which is possibly of French origin with machined back and front surfaces the front depicting a wildlife scene with undefined marks. 89 x 63 mm. The second has a front embossed with a bushland scene featuring a kangaroo. And an embossed filigree pattern on the back. 100 x 68 mm by Crisford & Norris Ltd Birmingham 1907. Complete weight: 164.2 grams.
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Ornate milk jug, a Victorian milk jug having a bulbous form with a scalloped segmented section decorated with shells and floral patterning over a circular base. By Robert Hennell 1st London 1828 weight: 258.7 grams.
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Three silver utensils, a pair of small fish tongs probably 800 Scandinavian silver. A Georgian tea caddy spoon by William Cripps London. 1832. One a Georgian tea caddy spoon maker unknown Birmingham. 1817.
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Three table service utensils, a French 800 silver pieced shell bowl spoon with a slender stem and monogrammed handle. Weight: 71.1 grams. One silver George IV serving spoon with shell patterned stem and handle. Maker unidentified London 1828. Weight: 119.9 grams. A set of Georgian tongs. By Robert Essex London 1820s. Weight: 28.4 grams.
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Two early 20th century English cigarette cases, both are in sterling silver with blue guilloche enamelled fronts with marcasite embellishments the larger 85 x 65 mm by Henry Clifford Davis Birmingham 1935. Weight: 93.1grams. The other measures 82 x 65 mm. By Adie Brothers Ltd Birmingham 1939. For Fairfax and Roberts Sydney. Weight: 91.2 grams.
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Victorian salts dishes, mid-Victorian three lion paw feet with shell embellishments having embossed sides and fancy edging. 35 mm high. Diameter: 65 mm. By Robert Harper London 1863. Weight: 126.1grams.
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Victorian sterling silver forks, by Chawner & Co (George William Adams) London 1843. Weight: 259.0 six in total.
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A large Georgian spoon, made in sterling silver by William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner London 1807. This large George III serving spoon has a pear shaped bowl tapered stem and flared monogrammed handle. Length: 300 mm. Weight: 125.5 grams.
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A fine French cigarette case, manufactured in French silver with a gilt back and internal surfaces. The front panel has an enamelled border and guilloche enamel in two colours. 85 x 70 mm. Weight: 135.3 grams. Stamped with French marker marks.
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Classic mid 19th century ink well and stand, a four-footed inkwell stand with pierced worked sides, pen rest and cube-shaped cut glass ink well having a sterling silver hinged top by Charles Thomas fox & George fox London 1849. Stand weight is only 193.0 grams.
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A Notable embossed silver bowl, having lion head embellishments with three-pawed feet and beaded impressed edging. 55 mm high. Diameter: 110 mm. Marked as follows. Maker George Bellew & Sons Ltd Dublin 1966 and the "Sword of Light" mark celebrates 50th anniversary of the 1916? Easter rising. Weight: 139 grams.
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Commemorative Irish silver dish, a sterling silver dish with scalloped sides and a flat base to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Easter rising. Diameter of 125 mm and having a total weight of 220.2 grams it is marked as follows Hibernia, harp crowned, date letter Y and the 1916 to 1966 sword of light stamp. By Thomas O Conner and Sons.
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Danish silver coasters, totalling twelve in number these silver coasters have a diameter of 78 mm. With a pie crust border, scalloped sides and a total weight of 305.8 grams.
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Estonian silver spoons, having 875 silver marks from Estonia these 10 silver teaspoons have a total weight of 236.2 grams.
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Four silver table service items, two pairs of 800 marked silver tongs, one sterling silver set of tongs and a long handle shell-styled slotted bowl spoon. Weight: 197.4 grams.
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French silver bottle, French 800 silver, circa the late 1900s, with folate decoration upon an elongated cubed body and circular domed threaded top.Height: 140 mm. Weight: 242.0 grams.
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Georgian silver salt bowls with spoons, having three hooved feet and a circular engraved bowls with a 600 diameter and 40 cm height. By Edward wood London 1740. Weight: 156.2 grams. One spoon by Thomas James London 1804 and the other by Thomas Northcote 1798.
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Large ladle in Russian silver, marked 84 dated 1863 St Petersburg. This ladle has an oval-shaped bowl long bevelled stem and a scalloped flanged handle. Weight: 170.1 grams.
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Seven silver table items, comprised of 1x sterling silver beaker 60 mm diameter 75 cm high. 1 x 800 marked silver beaker 52 mm diameter 72 mm height. 1x silver egg cup tested as 800 silver. 45 mm diameter 60 mm high.3x sterling silver napkin rings. 1x circular sterling silver and hardwood bottle coaster. Total silver weight: 221.0 grams.
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Shell dish and condiment items, in sterling silver and consists of a shell dish by James Deakin & Sons Sheffield 1992. Weight: 62.0 grams. A selection of four sterling silver mustard pot, with red glass inserts and spoon, toothpick holder, and a pair of salts with red glass inserts. Various makers. Weight: 114.2 grams.
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Silver and glass perfume bottle, with a spherical mouldered cut glass base and circular top section in sterling silver with an engine turning patternation, silver collar and hinged top with glass stopper.110 mm high. By Charles green & Co Ltd Birmingham. 1903.
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Silver Celtic letter opener, having a Celtic symbol handle and a hallmarked blade.Showing the maker as Thomas O?Connor Dublin 1966 with the commemorative Easter Riasing 1916 to 1966 sword of light stamp. Length: 190 mm. Weight: 67.4 grams.
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Silver cigarette cases, one case in sterling silver with machined patterned finish front and back with central monogram and gilt interior 109 x 81 mm. Makers stamp very worn Chester 1928. Weight: 155.1 grams. One in sterling silver not stamped, tested as silver having enamelled borders and polished surfaces and raised anchor symbol. 105 x 82 mm. Weight: 106.5 grams.
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Silver commemorative pickle forks, in sterling silver seven pickle forks to commemorate the 1973 Irish entry into the Eu. Length: 140 mm. By Thomas O?Conner Dublin 1973. Weight: 113.8 grams.
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Silver perfume bottle, in sterling silver and having a tapered cylindrical form with engraved scenes depicting birds and bullrushes. Finished with a hinged spherical top. By Gw Birmingham 1888. Length: 150 mm. Weight: 108.0 grams.
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Six silver spoons, in Victorian sterling silver by Henry Holland (of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater) London 1845. Weight: 283.8 grams.
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Small oval hip flask, in sterling silver with an engraved monogram on both sides. Inscription as follows: True love from Me good Health to Thee." with a locking hinged lid.100 x 60 mm. By William Summers London 1879. Weight: 87.3 grams.
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Sterling silver small teapot, having four clawed feet with a squat body, ornate border and hinged lid with a wooden finial and scrolled wooden handle. By Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater (Thomas Alfred Slater, Walter Brindsley Slater & Henry Arthur Holland). London 1901. Weight: 313.2 grams.
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Two boxed enamelled silver cutlery, 7x sterling silver cocktail forks with enamel bowls and stems. Weight: 40.9 grams. 7x sterling silver coffee spoons with enamel bowls and stems. Weight: 56.2 grams.
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Two commemorative letter openers, sterling silver letter openers to commemorate the 1973 Irish entry into the Eu. Length: 175 mm. By Thomas O?Conner Dublin 1973. Weight: 92.0 grams.
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Two George Jensen silver utensils, a large cheese slice that is constructed with a sterling silver handle and stainless steel blade. One small fork which is in sterling silver.
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Vinaigrette and perfume bottle, a French-styled perfume bottle with ornate silver hinged top on blue enamelled cut glass. 95 mm high. A vinaigrette in the shape of a horn of plenty in cobalt blue colour cut glass a hinged silver top and end collar and cap. Also fitted with a small length of silver chain.
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Two Irish silver dishes, finished with scalloped sides and a flat base which is stamped with Irish hallmarks, being 1916 to 1966 50th commemorative sword of light stamp maker Thomas O?Conner Dublin 1966. Diameter: 120 mm. Weight: 222.9 grams.
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A pair of small ladles, a matched set of small ladles, being George III with over-shaped bowls and monogrammed handles. By John, Henry & Charles Lias London 1810 length: 180 mm. Weight: 124.8 grams.
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4 x silver blue enamel items, a pair of George Jensen salts with blue enamel bowls ball feet and small silver spoons 40 mm in diameter. Weight: 43.4 grams. A pair of silver blue enamelled candle holders with wire frame stands. 60 mm diameter, 20 mm height. Weight: 89.6 grams.
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Silver dish & mug, one Georgian sweetmeats dish with scalloped octagonal bowl and stepped octagonal base. Robert Hennell I, David Hennell II & Samuel Hennell London 1899. One small silver mug octagonal shape with a circular base. By the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Sheffield 1914. 90 mm high. Weight: 258.9 grams.
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A very large silver ladle, one sterling silver George III ladle with oval-shaped bowl unadorned tapered stem and flared handle length: 320 mm. By Stephen Adams II London 1807. Weight: 214.3 grams.
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Danish silver dessert forks, the forks have folk tail-themed handles. Six are marked 830 silver and six are marked with three towers indicating 925 Danish silver total weight: 360.0 grams.
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Irish silver scalloped dish, a sterling silver dish to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Easter rising with a raised central area and scalloped side this dish has a diameter of 145 mm. Stamped as follows: by Thomas O?Conner Dublin 1973. Dublin assay mark. The 1916 to 1966 sword of light stamp and the 1973 Eu entry celebratory stamp.
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Silver and glass Whisky bottle, one scotch whisky Dimple Haig bottle with silver floral overlay and three window displays, silver collar and stopper. Marked sterling. Bottle marked Haig. Height: 22 cm.
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Six sterling silver small forks, by James Beebe London 1830s. Weight: 236.4 grams.
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Six table spoons, all are sterling silver. Three spoons are by Robert Rutland London 1822. Two by William Esterbrook London 1826 and one spoon by William Chawner II 1833. Weight: 234.1 grams.
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Victorian shoe horn, having an embellished silver handle with swelling and floral patterning and an ivory blade. By E S Barnsley & Co (Edward Souter Barnsley) Birmingham 1887. Length: 190 mm.
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Whisky bottle, a Dimple Haig bottle with a silver overlay of interlocking floral design with silver collar and stopper. Marked silver 950. Height: 22 cm.
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A sterling silver quality cigarette case, Sir Paul Hasluck purportedly owned this fine-quality cigarette case probably of Australian origin. The case has a hinged lid with an engraved copy of the etching of Vedute di Roma: view of the Piazza del Popolo by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720 ? 1778). The box measures 160 x 120 x 30 mm. Weight: 424.7 grams.
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Danish silver dessert spoons, the spoons have folk tail-themed handles. Six are marked 830 silver and six are marked with three towers indicating 925 Danish silver total weight: 360.0 grams.
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Danish table service Ware, consisting of two large serving spoons, a large salad fork, a large fish fork, a small ladle and a small serving spoon. All are 830 Danish silver. Weight: 381.4 grams. With a further six items having 830 silver handles and stainless steel bowls and blades. Consisting of a fish knife, salad serving spoon and fork, fish slice and fork and a circular shaped slice.
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Irish silver bowl, a sterling silver sugar bowl with scalloped edges and shell embellishments with three hooved feet. Height: 65 mm. Diameter: 125 mm. Marked as follows: maker Thomas O?Conner Dublin 1966. Irish assay mark and the commemorative" Easter Rising" 1916 to 1966 sword of light stamp.Weight: 291.0 grams.
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Irish silver coasters, three sterling silver coasters. Diameter 125 mm by Thomas O?Connor Dublin 1966 with the commemorative Easter Riasing 1916 to 1966 sword of light stamp. Weight: 355.0 grams.
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Silver cutlery, They are comprised of two large forks, two large spoons and two large knives. In 800 silver. Weight of forks and spoons only: 330.8 grams.
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Six large forks, George III sterling silver forks. By William Eley I & William Fearny London 1815 weight: 361.2 grams.
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Six serving spoons large, consisting of George III, William IV and Victorian sterling silver spoons. Two by Elizabeth Eaton London 1851. Two by Thomas Wilkes Barker 1814. One by Cornelius Bland London 1828. By Chawner & Co (George William Adams) 1854. Weight: 303.3 grams.
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Small Danish silver forks, twelve Danish silver forks with reeded stems and handles. Weight: 468.8 grams.
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Two Irish silver goblets, Small-sized goblet having a Georgian style with circular stepped domed bases and turned stems. ByThomas O?Connor & Sons Ltd Dublin 1973 weight: 314.
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Various table wares, comprised of seven Danish 830 silver items 2x pickle forks, 2x tea spoons, 1x small ladle, 1x pear shaped bowl spoon, and 1x small fork. Weight: 133.0 grams. Latvian silver marked 875 as follows. 2x spoons, 1x fork, 2x cheese rakes,1x tea spoon and 1x small converse spoon. Weight: 200.0 grams. Danish sterling silver as follows. 3x teaspoons, 1x fork and 1x knife.Weight: 154.0 grams. A small silver fancy ladle and a small pickle fork marked 800 silver. Weight: 24.7 grams. Three…
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Silver coasters, eight coasters with a diameter of 100 mm and trimmed with a geometric border. Stamped 800. Weight: 486.7 grams.
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Danish table spoons, eight large silver table spoons with oval-shaped bowls reeded stems and handles. Weight: 474.9 grams.
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A silver tankard, George III tankard with a domed circular base and ornate scrolled handle.180 mm high. Maker unknown. London 1717. Weight: 426.8 grams.
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Danish silver spoons, twelve silver dessert spoons with oval-shaped bowls reede stems and handles. Weight: 538.2 grams.
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Commemorative silver scalloped dish, a sterling silver dish to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Easter rising (further information available on request) the dish has a diameter of 125 mm and a total weight of 196.2 grams. And is marked as follows Risl Royal Irish silver limited, Hibernia, harp crowned date letter Y and the 1916 to 1966 sword of light stamp. The central medallion by Thomas O Conner and Sons. Sheffield import mark. With Sheffield assay mark.
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Six large forks, in sterling silver with reeded stems and shell-decorated handles. Four William IV spoons by Charles Shipway London 1833 two Victorian spoons by John James Whiting London 1837. Weight: 581.4 grams.
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Danish silver forks, twelve large silver forks with reede stems and handles. Weight: 698.8 grams.
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Victorian tea service, comprised of a small teapot with a gadrooned lower body and floral upper section finished with garland border wooden finial and handle and straight spout. With matching twinhandle sugar bowl and milk jug. Maker: army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd (Frederick Bradford Macrea). London 1887. Weight: 579.6 grams.
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Milk jug and sugar bowl, in sterling silver and classicly Georgian in style, with squat oval faceted bowl and milk jug, four-hooved feet and elegant scrolled handles. Height: 65 mm. By Viner?s Ltd (Emile Viner) Sheffield 1936. Weight: 473.3 grams.
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Large water jug, a Victorian sterling silver water jug. With a circular pedestal base and short stubby stem, an ovoid-shaped body, a short broad tapering spout and a scrolled ornate handle. Engraved body, borders and base. Maker unknown. Makers stamp P in an oval. Assay in Edinbough 1833-1839. Height: 37 cm weight: 760.6 grams.
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One sterling silver salver, this 19th century three-footed salver has gadrooned edging sloped sides and an engraved flat base. Diameter: 310 mm. Engraving reads as follows: "Presented by the members of the Sandrige marine Lodge to Bro Phillip Leigh Esq, for the diligent and efficient discharge of his duties as master. Also for his untiring zeal and energy in promoting the interest of the lodge. Sandridge 16 October 1861. By W Edwards Melbourne. Weight: 841.2 grams.
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A pair of silver candle stick stands, having a modern style with curved trilliant shape bowls and three-footed wire stands. Weight: 59.6 grams.
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