*** | A William IV sterling silver fish slice, 1833 London, with maker's mark for a B Savory & Sons, the typically shaped slice with a fiddle pattern handle, the blade pierced and bright cut with a fancy bird in an oak tree branch with acorns, hallmarked… | *** | |
*** | A George III sterling silver basting spoon, 1826 Exeter, with early maker's mark for William Woodman, a fiddle pattern spoon with an engraved terminal, hallmarked underside, silver weight 149gr length 32 cm | *** | |
*** | An elegant four piece sterling silver cruet, 1898 London, with maker's marks for George Jackson and Fullerton, comprising two salts, a mustard pot and a small caster, designed as campana style urns, with stepped pedestal bases, flying scroll handles and… | *** | |
*** | An Edwardian sterling silver box, 1905 Chester import mark, mark of Berthold Muller, a small rectangular box, the hinged lid with a romantic scene of a couple feeding, a swan, and swags to the body, hallmarked underside, silver weight 46gr, height 2.5 cm,… | *** | |
*** | Three sterling caddy spoons, a pair of.800 silver condiment spoons, early 19th century and after, a plain Georgian spoon by Thomas Wallis II, a Victorian spoon with a moulded handle, in King's pattern variant, a Victorian scallop shell spoon with a bead,… | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver sugar caster, 1925 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Albert Edward Jones, of lightly hammered cylindrical form having a pierced dome lid with ball, finial and rosette border, a rope twist band to the base, bearing an inscription to the… | *** | |
*** | A pierced and ornamented sterling silver dish, 1900 Sheffield, with maker's marks for Jenkins & Timm, lozenge shaped with scalloped edges, profusely embossed and chased with, shell, scroll and floral forms, with pierced circle and quatrefoil motifs,… | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver toast rack, 1941 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Harrison Bros & Howson, the six slice rack of simple arched form with a gadrooned frame and flared cusped feet; hallmarked above frame, silver weight 158gr, height 10 cm, length 12 cm,… | *** | |
*** | Two cased sets of sterling silver coffee spoons, 1933 Sheffield (both sets), with makers' marks for Walker & hall, and angora silver plate Co, a delightful set of spoons with cusped terminals bearing crossed hockey stick motifs in low relief, and; a… | *** | |
*** | A set of nine bright cut Georgian silver teaspoons, 1828 London, with maker's mark for George Smith III & William Fearn, the Old English pattern spoons, crisply bright cut to the stems and finials, with armorials to wreath cartouches; hallmarked underside… | *** | |
*** | Four George II to Edwardian sterling silver table wares, 1751, 1836, 1903 London, various makers, a refined George II cauldron salt by David Hennel I of ornate embossed and chased floral design upon hoof feet; a pair of William IV crested mustard spoons… | *** | |
*** | A Georgian sterling silver bone handled fish server, 1791 London, with maker's mark of I.B with pellet in cartouche, a pierced and bright cut trowel bearing a central armorial of a hand clasping a stoat, joined to a tapering and silver capped bone handle;… | *** | |
*** | Two pairs of Australian sterling silver salt and pepper pots, early 20th century, with maker's marks for Wj Sanders, the tapering tri-footed pots with flaring edged rims and domed caps, hallmarked to body. Silver weight 212gr. Height 9.5 cm and smaller | *** | |
*** | An Art Nouveau sterling silver 'Loving cup' presentation bowl, 1907 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Stewart Dawson & Co, the elegant small bowl with an embossed spear head border above a pedestal, with a studded band to the waist and foot and a trio of… | *** | |
*** | Three sterling silver items an ashtray, pedestal cup, and comport, early 20th century, a 1909 London made ashtray by Mappin & Webb, a 1912 Birmingham, neoclassical style pedestal cup with high set handles probably by William, Aitken, and an American… | *** | |
*** | Two French silver Sifters,.950 and.800 silver, early 19th century, one bearing the Paris guarantee mark and figural mark of.950 silver, the other with cockerel and Paris provincial.800 silver marks, and other later marks, one of highly decorative form… | *** | |
*** | A Victorian sterling silver ladle. 1884 Sheffield, with maker's mark for James Dixon & Sons, the Old English pattern ladle with engraved initials to terminal, boldly hallmarked underside. Weight 177g | *** | |
*** | Two reticulated silver dishes: one sterling, one Continental, post 1896 German, with maker's mark for Lutz & Weiss, no standard mark, with lion punch; 1949 Birmingham, with maker's mark for William Suckling Ltd, an oval boat with a pierced rococo style… | *** | |
*** | Two boxed sets of crystal and sterling silver knife rests, 1918, 1925 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Levi & Salaman; I.S Greenburg & Co, cut crystal with silver ends, hallmarked and housed in original presentation boxes. Length 10 cm and 9.5 cm | *** | |
*** | A Georgian sterling silver creamer, late 18th century, no city mark, rubbed maker's marks Rr?, the slightly barrel shaped creamer with a threaded bracket handle, a bright cut patterned and floral border to the collar, a flower and two vacant shields with… | *** | |
*** | Four small decorative dishes, sterling and Continental, 20th century, two small pierced lozenge and boat shaped dishes, an embossed oval dish and one other; hallmarked to all. Silver weight 140gr. Height 2.5 cm. Length 16 cm. Width 11.5 cm and smaller | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver miniature Dutch commode, 1898 London import mark, mark for John George Smith, importer, and also, bearing pseudo Hanau type marks, a small lift top commode, gilt washed to the interior, decorated throughout, in the rococo manner with a… | *** | |
*** | A George II sterling silver marrow scoop, early-mid 18th century London, with rubbed partial marks, the scoop of typical form with an engraved and floral embellished 'K' to the back of bowl; rubbed marks to the underside of stem, including mark of an… | *** | |
*** | A Dutch.833 silver soup ladle 1871 with maker's mark for Kempen & Zonen. The ladle having an integral tapering curved handle with floral and patterned bright cut decoration; hallmarked underside to the stem. Silver weight 128gr. Length 25.5 cm | *** | |
*** | Two sterling silver caddy spoons, 1999 Sheffield, with Tudor rose stamp and maker's mark of Robert Carr, and; 1962/63 Sheffield, with maker's mark for F. Howard, two scallop shell caddy spoons, one with a shaped unadorned handle, the other with an… | *** | |
*** | A Victorian Scottish sterling silver shell sauce boat, 1892 Edinburgh, with maker's mark for Hamilton & Inches, the scallop shell boat embossed with scrolls and pendant flora and raised on three cone shell feet, hallmarked to handle, silver weight 63gr | *** | |
*** | A French. 800 silver soup ladle, early 19th century, with Paris provincial mark, 800 silver provincial cockerel mark, and maker's mark 'K' with leaf in lozenge, an elegant long stemmed ladle with an arrow from drop, tapering handle to a swollen terminal… | *** | |
*** | Two sterling silver sauce boats, 1913 Birmingham, with maker's mark for A&J Zimmerman, 1947 Canada, with maker's mark for Birks (Henry Birks & Sons), with serpentine rims, one with an ear form handle, the other with a flying scroll handle with acanthus… | *** | |
*** | A George III sterling silver marrow scoop, George Smith IV, London, 1808, of typical double ended form, weight 54g, length 23 cm | *** | |
*** | A George III sterling silver marrow scoop, Solomon Hougham, London, 1805, of typical double ended form, weight 48g, length 23 cm | *** | |
*** | A pair of Victorian sterling silver ladles, 1860 London, with maker's mark for the Portl& Co. (Francis Higgins III), a good pair of fiddle pattern ladles with oval bowls, initialled to the terminals, hallmarked underside, silver weight 144gr, length 18 cm | *** | |
*** | A cased Continental silver gilt tea spoon set, circa 1900, .800 standard and lion salient punch, comprising twelve teaspoons, a pair of claw footed tongs and a tea strainer, all finely decorated in relief with silver flora upon a textured gilt ground,… | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver and timber wine coaster, 1996 London, with maker's mark for MC Hersey & Son, the wine coaster with an elegant pierced border and a sterling button to the interior, green felt underside; hallmarked, total weight 142gr. Height 4 cm.… | *** | |
*** | Two pairs of sterling silver salt & pepper shakers 20th century American, with maker's mark for Fisher and Duchin Creations. Asquare set baluster and pedestal pair and a weighted tapering carinate shaped pair; marked underside to both pairs. Total weight… | *** | |
*** | A boxed sterling silver cruet set, 1911/12 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Williams (Birmingham) Ltd, the urn form pedestal salts with double scrolled handles and a pair of matching spoons; hallmarked, silver weight 76gr. Height 5.5 cm. | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver tea strainer with bowl, 1997 Birmingham, with marks of Whitehill Silver & Plate, the tea strainer with pierced floral handles and a plain bowl; hallmarked, silver weight 70gr. Length 11 cm | *** | |
*** | A boxed Victorian sterling silver Christening set, 1893 Sheffield, with maker's marks for Martin Hall & Co. the knife and fork with tapering bead edged handles and anthemion terminals, initialled Ncj, housed in a presentation box; hallmarked to stems… | *** | |
*** | Four small mixed French silver table accessories. Variously marked, comprising a cast gilt washed spoon, a sifting spoon with a foliate handle, a hollow handled fork with a knot motif, and a pierced shovel with a hollow handle and a delicate neoclassical… | *** | |
*** | Two pairs of American sterling silver salt and pepper shakers, second half 20th century, with maker's marks for garden Silversmiths Ltd, the shakers of baluster shape with domed collars, high domed pointed lids and raised on pedestal bases; marked… | *** | |
*** | A set of sterling silver fish servers 1993 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Robert Carr. The servers of Old English bead edge design; hallmarked underside. Silver weight 290gr. Length 31.5 cm. And 22.5 cm | *** | |
*** | A pair of sterling silver toast racks, 1933 and 1934 Sheffield, with maker's marks for Viner's Ltd, the arched pair with chamfered corners, pointed arch handles and scalloped lower rails, crisply hallmarked to both, silver weight 217gr. Height 11 cm.… | *** | |
*** | A Victorian sterling silver marrow scoop, Mappin & Webb (mark of John Newton Mappin), Sheffield, 1864, of double ended form, the flat centre engraved with a lion rampant heraldic device, weight 41g, length 23 cm | *** | |
*** | A Georgian sterling silver cream jug, marked MB (Matthew Boulton?), early 19th century (town and date marks lost), the plain vase shaped body with a rim and reeded handle mounted on a square foot, weight 111g, height 11 cm | *** | |
*** | An Edwardian sterling silver cream jug, F.H. Adams Ltd, Birminhgam, 1910, the plain baluster shaped body with shaped rim and C scroll handle and feet, engraved to one side with an armorial device and motto, weight 102g, height 11.5 cm | *** | |
*** | An Edwardian sterling silver cream jug, unidentified maker (mark rubbed), London, 1905, the repousse decorated vase shaped body with a rim and C scroll handle mounted on a spreading foot, weight 80g, height 10.5 cm | *** | |
*** | An L.C. Tiffany Favrile glass open salt cellar, Louis Comfort Tiffany, early 20th century, circular, slightly irregular in shape, on four short splayed feet, silver and gold in colour, etched 'L.C.T.' mark underside, height 3 cm, diameter 5.5 cm | *** | |
*** | An enamel and sterling silver pill box, the petite hinged circular box, the lid having a cushion profile and depicting an 18th century gentleman and a spaniel; stamped .925 to base, diameter 1.5 cm | *** | |
*** | Four sterling silver items: two wine labels, a napkin ring and a pair of sugar tongs. Modern, stamped sterling silver, the 'Port' and 'Dry Sherry' labels with Empire style festoons; mid 20th century, with maker's mark for Hardy Bros, a plain napkin ring,… | *** | |
*** | A Continental silver dish$1933-1934 Italy, with maker's number mark 119, a low form bowl with a pierced and lightly scrolled rim decorated with encircling floral and foliate designs; raised upon three small scroll feet; hallmarked 800 and with marks to… | *** | |
*** | A pair of sterling silver napkin rings, 1910 Birmingham, with maker's marks probably J W, for John Edward Wilmot, fashioned as engine turned bands with a circular unmarked cartouche and having applied plain narrow bands to the edges; hallmarked, silver… | *** | |
*** | An American sterling silver candle snuffer, Lunt Silversmiths, Greenfield, Massachusetts, modern, in the plain Georgian manner with a pierced terminal to the shaft. Length 23 cm. Weight 30gr | *** | |
*** | A Georgian spoon, two forks and a salt spoon, all sterling. 1774 London, with maker's mark Wp, spoon in Old English pattern; 1848 Exeter with maker's marks for Robert, James and Josiah Williams; fiddle pattern forks; 1890 London, with maker's mark for… | *** | |
*** | A large German.800 tureen soup ladle, late 19th to early 20th century, with maker's mark for E Deppe, active Berlin; also marked to stem with Gbr Friedlaender, the spoon with a large flattened gilt washed bowl and a fiddle pattern stem having a threaded… | *** | |
*** | A group of three sterling silver pepper pots and a salt, the three pillar form pots including: 1979 Birmingham, with maker's marks for J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd; 1972 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Barker Ellis silver Co; and one with a swan mark… | *** | |
*** | A boxed sterling silver condiment set, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, 1979, retailed by Winsor Bishop, Norwich, comprising a salt cellar, a mustard pot with hinged cover, and a sugar caster, the cellar and pot each with a cobalt glass liner and a serving… | *** | |
*** | A George III sterling silver caddy spoon maker's mark rubbed, London, 1785/6 and duty mark the scalloped circular bowl with bright-cut engraving to the handle. Length 6.5 cm. Weight 8.8gr. | *** | |
*** | An early Victorian sterling silver caddy spoon marked Wt over Ra for, theobalds and Atkinson, London, 1839/9 the scallop shell-shaped bowl with fiddle and thread handle, engraved with initials IWC. Length 10.5 cm. Weight 26.3gr. | *** | |
*** | A pair of sterling silver napkin rings, circa 1959 London, S.J. Rose & Sons, the plain wide rings well stamped. Height 3 cm. Weight 125gr | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver swing-handled basket, WG over JL (William Gibson & John Langman), London. 1898/9, oval shape with scalloped acanthus rim on a flared scalloped acanthus foot with a strapwork plain swing handle, weight 139gr. Height 5 cm. Length 13 cm | *** | |
*** | A George III sterling silver cream jug, 1799 London, with maker's mark rubbed., the helmet shape cream jug with flat bottom, reeded rim and squared handle, repousse with flower vases, acanthus leaves and a vacant cartouche under, the spout. Weight 94g… | *** | |
*** | Three Victorian sterling silver dishes, 1895 Chester, with maker's mark for George Nathan & Ridley Hayes 1896 Sheffield, with maker's mark for James Dixon & Sons Ltd comprising a pair of reticulated Chester circular bonbon dishes, with pierced walls and… | *** | |
*** | A Victorian sterling silver toast rack, marked Jb, London, 1884/5. Plain, the five arched dividers on a rounded rectangular base on turned feet, the central divider with a ring handle. Height 10 cm. Length 9 cm. Weight 107gr | *** | |
*** | A pair of Georgian sterling silver spoons, 1826 London, maker's mark illegible. With later berry decoration, the silver gilt bowls with scalloped edges and embossing featuring fruit and foliage, to shaped handles with shell terminal, marked to the… | *** | |
*** | A boxed set of six gilded sterling silver teaspoons, 1910 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Levi & Salaman, modelled as anointing spoons, after the original Royal Regalia spoon with fine Gothic decoration to the bowls and stems, with rosettes, spirals… | *** | |
*** | A pair of George IV sterling silver salt spoons, 1825 London, with maker's mark for William Chawner II the fine pair of Queen's pattern sauce ladles, with decoration on both sides, gilt washed bowl, engraved with crest to the top terminal, initialed and… | *** | |
*** | Three Georgian sterling silver berry serving spoons, 1789 London, with maker's mark for Thomas Heming 1795 London, with maker's mark for William Eley I & William Fearn 1814 London, with maker's mark for Sarah & John William Blake, the finely cast serving… | *** | |
*** | A Georgian sterling silver sifter spoon, 1782 London, with maker's mark for probably Joseph Steward II, an elegant curved Old English sifter with a reeded bead edge and an engraved armorial to the finial, hallmarked underside, silver weight 42gr. Length… | *** | |
*** | A Georg Jensen sterling silver 'Blossom' jam or sugar spoon, post 1945, pattern 84, the rounded bowl with a lightly hammered finish, a tapering stem to a pendant floral motif; hallmarked underside to throat and presented in the original box, retailed… | *** | |
*** | A decorative sterling silver dish, later 20th century, Greece, with silver standard mark, the embossed and reticulated dish embellished with fruiting grape vines, lattice and scroll and shell forms to the rim, raised on a trio of rococo styled feet;… | *** | |
*** | A boxed set of fourteen Swedish silver teaspoons, 1972, town mark for Eskilstuna, maker's marks Gab for Guldsmeds Aktiebolaget, thread edged spoons with scrolling waisted terminals with foliate decoration; hallmarked underside. Silver weight 196gr. Length… | *** | |
*** | Five assorted sterling, Britannia and Continental silver spoons, early 19th to 20th century, a Georgian berry spoon, a shell jam spoon, a trefid finial rat tail spoon with crest for the Royal Cinque Ports golf club, and two others, Continental and other… | *** | |
*** | A set of eight French silver dessert spoons, 19th century, the .950 silver spoons, with Minerva 1 standard and maker's mark for J. Granvigne to lozenge, with gilt washed bowls and generously threaded ribbon tied floral edges, finely embellished to both… | *** | |
*** | An Australian sterling silver cup, 20th century, with maker's mark for Proud and mark of fineness, the bowl shaped cup with a rolled rim and a small tapering foot rim, with looped handle and a flat thumbpiece. Silver weight 92gr. Height 5.5 cm | *** | |
*** | A pair of Australian sterling silver toast racks, 20th century, with sterling standard and maker's marks for William Drummond & Co Melbourne, a Gothic arched pair; hallmarked underside. Silver weight 113gr. Height 9 cm. Length 8 cm. Width 5.5 cm | *** | |
*** | A Dutch sterling silver rack spoon, stamped 1815 Netherlands, and apparently also1871, a British stamp for silver importers Samuel Boyce Landeck with.925 standard of fineness, and other marks, the embossed oval spoon bearing a coat of arms, a richly… | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver toast rack, 1898 London, with maker's mark for William Hutton & Sons, heavy gauge with four partitions, a central handle and raised on four waisted, feet, hallmarked to lower edge, silver weight 134gr, height 10.5 cm, length 9 cm | *** | |
*** | A cased set of six Finnish silver dessert spoons, 1950, with 813 standard, Finnish responsibility mark, lion for Hämeenlinna, Crisp fiddle pattern spoons with anthemion finials, engraved with initials & Hallmarked to stems; in the original presentation… | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver sugar basin with a Bristol blue liner, 1960 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Hardy Bros, in the Victorian style with pierced floral lattice to the body, rope twist edging and twin handles, raised on four feet with vegetal mounts,… | *** | |
*** | Two Georgian and one Victorian sterling silver gravy ladles, 1832 London, with maker's mark for Ab Savory; 1819 London, with maker's mark for Stephen Adams II, and 1846 London, with maker's mark Ga for Chawner & Co, in fiddle pattern, two with engraved… | *** | |
*** | Two sterling silver pots: for salt & spice, 1901 Chester, with maker's marks for John Millward Banks, 1923 Birmingham, with maker's marks for F.H. Adams & Co, a pierced foliate salt cellar with notched borders and a spice pot with a deep waisted border… | *** | |
*** | An American sterling silver strainer spoon with an ebonised handle, late 19th century, with maker's trademark for Davis & Galt of Philadelphia, the large strainer with a broad embossed floral border surrounding the strainer bowl, an applied rim and… | *** | |
*** | Two Georgian sterling silver gravy ladles, 1808 London, with makers' marks for Crossley & Smith; and 1817 London, with makers' marks for William Eley and William Fearn, in Old English pattern, one with threaded edges and having oval bowls; hallmarked… | *** | |
*** | An eight piece sterling silver cruet set with blue glass liners, 1938 London, with maker's marks for Hardy Bros; spoons by Edward Barnard & Sons, Birmingham, 1938 & 1937, two footed pepper pots, two salts and a mustard pot of shell and gadroon design with… | *** | |
*** | Two sterling silver toast racks, 1912/13 Birmingham, with maker's marks for George Unite; and one by Hardy Bros, Australia, one of shaped arching form, the other with graduated circular straps raised on small ball feet and both with central looped handles… | *** | |
*** | Two sterling silver gravy boats 1928/9 Birmingham, with makers' marks for A&J Zimmerman 1909/10 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Es Barnsley. Of typical boat form with wavy edges, ear form handles, one boat with hoof feet, the other with pad feet and… | *** | |
*** | Two pierced silver oval footed dishes, 1970 Sweden, with maker's marks for Gewe, and Gorham, America, marked sterling, a small oval dish with pierced flaring rim embossed with a rose border, and a waisted looped lattice style dish with an internal spiral… | *** | |
*** | A small Scottish Georgian sterling silver coin cup, 1833 Edinburgh, with unclear maker's mark, - & Co, the small ogee form compressed cup upon a stepped circular base, centred with a 1719 Dutch silver guilder; hallmarked, silver weight 69gr. Height 5 cm.… | *** | |
*** | Two pairs of Georgian bright cut sugar tongs 1793/94 London, date letter to second pair rubbed, both with maker's marks for Peter & Ann Bateman. Of typical form with bright cut and prick worked patterns to the stems with delicate floral sprigs; hallmarked… | *** | |
*** | A set of six. 800 silver spoons, with butter & pate knives, early 20th century, German, with maker's marks to spoons for Koch & Bergfeld. the spoons with gilt washed bowls and delicate pendant floral motifs to the shaped finials; the tapering hollow… | *** | |
*** | A silver dish, marked London 1907 with maker's mark B WMJS into a shield (William, Michael & John Barnard & Sons), fluted sweet dish with scalloped edging, a quartet of floral designs in relief with a central leaf and flower motif. Diameter 15.5 cm.… | *** | |
*** | A Danish pierced silver dish, 20th century, the decorative dish with scalloped edging and foliate piercing enclosing a central scene of rural folk enjoying recreations in a bucolic setting; hallmarked Denmark underside and also with maker's symbol. Silver… | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver jug, 1816 London, with partial maker's mark for probably Samuel Knight, the Regency style jug with a compressed lower section, a ribbed waist and a broad boat shaped pouring spout with a gadrooned edge, having a threaded strap handle and… | *** | |
*** | A George V sterling silver bon bon dish, 1911 London, with maker's mark for Thomas Bradbury & Sons, the oval footed dish with a linen fold rim and scalloped edging; hallmarked to body underside. Silver weight 119gr. Height 5.5 cm. Width 13 cm. Depth 10.5… | *** | |
*** | A group of four small silver pieces, a pair of knife rests by T. Wooley, Birmingham, 1905/6; an early Georgian-style toddy ladle with repousse bowl by H.J. Cooper & Co. Ltd, Birmingham, date mark rubbed; and a pair of plain tongs, maker's mark rubbed,… | *** | |
*** | A Victorian sterling silver sauce ladle, circa 1878 London, Francis Higgins, decorated in fiddle thread and shell pattern, with cockerel crest, length weight 92gr | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver flask, circa 1903 Birmingham Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, set with G,H and N monogram to the front with a rounded cap, weight 126gr. Length 13 cm | *** | |