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Silver — Philips Auctions Australia

$18,000
A Regency armorial sterling silver coffee pot on stand, 1806…
$16,800
A massive George III embossed sterling silver soup tureen,…
$15,600
A magnificent George II sterling silver bread basket, 1744…
$15,600
A fine George III neoclassical sterling silver soup tureen,…
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Philips Auctions Australia
Number of lots recorded:96
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Silver
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*** A pair of boxed Australian sterling silver napkin rings, 20th century, marked sterling silver, with maker's marks of Apex, plain heavy gauge non-engraved rings, with narrow applied foliate borders, in the original lined box. Silver weight 81gr ***
*** Two Victorian sterling silver spoon and napkin ring sets, 1895 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Hilliard & Thomason; other Birmingham, no date, no maker's mark, both sets cased, a bright cut set with foliated details and patterns, hallmarked to terminal… ***
*** A set of six and a set of five sterling silver Georgian teaspoons, early 19th century, both sets without town assay stamps but with date stamp, set of six marked with single letter 'D' for presumably maker's mark, set of five with maker's mark Rc, Old… ***
*** A boxed set of sterling silver teaspoons and nips, 1938 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Arthur Price & Co, the elegant reed edged spoons with a handkerchief fold triangular finial, the nips similarly decorated, housed in the original box and… ***
*** Three sterling silver sugar tongs: two Victorian pairs and one late Georgian Irish pair, 1837 and after Dublin, London, various makers, three long handle fiddle pattern sugar tongs; hallmarked to all. Silver weight 139gr. Height 15.5 cm and smaller ***
*** A cased set of six Victorian sterling silver apostle spoons, 1899 London, with maker's mark for Charles Stuart Harris, the set of six parcel gilt demitasse apostle spoons, each with tapering twist stem terminating in apostle terminal, with gilt washed… ***
*** A Russian .875 silver and niello goblet, circa 1908-1926, with Kokoshnik stamp, the goblet of typical pedestal form, lightly engraved with flora and scrolls, with a gilt washed interior; partial hallmarks underside, silver weight 49gr height 8.5 cm ***
*** Two pairs of sterling silver sugar tongs, 18th century, with silver standard and maker's mark, It, a pair of bright cut nips with flower embellished bowls; and 1910 Chester, with maker's marks for Barker Bros, a small unadorned pair of nips, hallmarked to… ***
*** A sterling silver sauce boat, 1914 Birmingham, with maker's mark for a J Zimmerman, the low form boat with a broad flat scalloped rim, a curvaceous ear form handle and raised on three curved legs with trefoil adornments and hoof feet; hallmarked to upper… ***
*** A pair of sterling silver salts, 1903 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Horton & Allday, of compressed oval form with a slightly boat shaped profile, each with four scrolling legs and gadrooned rims, with original blue glass liners. Silver weight 98gr… ***
*** A pair of George III sterling silver sugar nips, circa: 1770s London, with maker's mark for Stephen Adams I, the scissor action nips with cast shell form bowls, scroll motifs to the arms, and thumb spurs to the finger rings, marked twice to rings with no… ***
*** A boxed sterling silver cruet set, 1931 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Adie Brothers Ltd, the set comprising a salt, small pillar pepperette and a lidded mustard pot with associated spoons, of simple drum form with threaded stepped bases and low domed… ***
*** Three mixed Victorian to Edwardian sterling silver items, comprising a fine late Victorian pierced dish (1898 Birmingham, Minshull & Latimer) and two napkin rings 1899 London, Robert Pringle & Sons and 1923 Sheffield, Walker & Hall. Weight 123g length 18… ***
*** A cased sterling silver child's cutlery set, 1981 Sheffield, with maker's marks for probably Harrison Brothers, the Queen's pattern set with steel blades comprising a spoon, knife and fork, hallmarked to handles and housed in the hard case of issue,… ***
*** A set of eight French silver dessert spoons, Minerva 1 standard, with maker's mark for Andre Calle (Amiens), the fine pair of French .950 silver dessert spoons of plain form, with delicate floral designs to the underside of the handle and finial, marked… ***
*** A set of four American sterling silver dessert spoons, early 20th century, with maker's mark for Alvin Corporation, new jersey, elegant Art Deco spoons with pointed bowls, stems with deeply channelled edges and arched terminals, engraved with initials,… ***
*** A sterling silver helmet pedestal jug, 1905 Birmingham, with maker's mark for John rose, with neoclassical styling the slender milk jug with a ribbed rim and conforming strap handle having a stepped socle to a squared base; hallmarked to upper body.… ***
*** A Georgian sterling silver toddy ladle with a baleen handle, circa 1800, no marks apparent, the bowl of typical cauldron with a flattened forked mount to a wrythen baleen handle terminating in a sterling silver cap; initialled Hjg, length 38 cm ***
*** Two Victorian sterling silver pin dishes, 1884 & 1894 London, with maker's mark for John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, and Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, an oval dish with a fluted rim embossed with Jacobean style birds and vegetal arabesques,… ***
*** A George III sterling silver pepper pot, 1780, London, with rubbed maker's marks, possibly Thomas shepherd, of plain form with a long neck and bulbous lower body to a pedestal foot, hallmarked underside, silver weight 63gr, height 10.5 cm ***
*** Two boxed sets of sterling silver coffee spoons, 1935 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Hukin & Heath, and Jubilee punch, a set of six coffee bean spoons, and; 1940 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Frank Cobb & Co, six spoons of plain form with Doric… ***
*** A George II sterling silver salt, mid 18th century, London, date and maker's mark rubbed, a heavy gauge cauldron salt with gadroons to the rim and raised on pad and shell feet with ornate mask head mounts, hallmarked underside, silver weight 111gr, height… ***
*** Two sterling silver kiddush cups, 1911 & 1912 Birmingham, with makers' marks for probably Rosenzweig, Taitelbaum & Co, and; Josef Zweig, the pedestal cups both simply embellished with bright cut borders and decoration, gilt washed to the interiors,… ***
*** Three sterling silver items: a thimble, pill box, chatelaine needle box, 1895 Birmingham, with maker's mark for a & J Zimmerman; 1899 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Adie & Lovekin Ltd, and; 1907 Chester, with maker's mark for Charles Horner, a… ***
*** Two pairs of Georgian sterling silver sugar nips, 1832 Exeter, with maker's mark for Simon Levy; one pair without town mark, with maker's mark Gt, the fiddle pattern pair hallmarked to interiors of stems, silver weight 71gr, length 15.5 cm and 15 cm. ***
*** Two Edwardian sterling silver tankard cups, 1912,1913 Birmingham, with makers' marks for Henry Clifford Davis and Patterson & Sons limited, the straight-sided tapering cups with simple 'C' scroll handles, both with bright cut foliate engraving, one… ***
*** Three Victorian sterling silver dessert spoons, 1860 London, with maker's mark for Chawner & Co, and; 1872 London, with maker's marks for H J Lias & Son (pair), fiddle pattern spoons, hallmarked to all, silver weight 150gr, length 18 cm ***
*** Two sterling silver old English pattern ladles, 1810 & 1940 London, with rubbed maker's marks to the earlier ladle and maker's marks for D&J Wellby to the latter; hallmarked to stems, silver weight: 100gr, length 17 cm, and smaller ***
*** A pair of Austro-Hungarian .900 silver salts, post 1867, Zagreb and .900 standard numeral, maker's mark for Jck, a pair of cauldron salts with scalloped thread edged rims, raised on stepped pad feet with conforming mounts, gilt washed to the hallmarked… ***
*** A Rectangular.800 silver box with engraved deer decoration, mid 20th century, the ribbed rectangular box, hinged and gilt washed to the interior, engraved, to the lid with a prancing deer amidst foliage on a basket weave textured, ground, silver weight… ***
*** An elegant German.830 silver spiral Decor bowl 20th century, with crown & crescent stamp, and Berlin city mark. The scallop edge dish with eight spiral ribs, stamps underside. Silver weight 145gr. Height 4.5 cm. Diameter 16.5 cm ***
*** Two silver caddy spoons, possibly Austro-Hungarian with 13 loth mark?, and; Indonesian silver with Aa and chess piece mark, the scallop shell caddy spoons, one with a fiddle pattern stem, the other shaped with cast floral designs; hallmarked to both,… ***
*** A Georgian sterling silver gravy ladle, late 18th-early 19th century Newcastle, maker's mark for John Langland II, the Old English pattern ladle with engraved crest to terminal, boldly hallmarked underside (no date letter), silver weight 450gr, length 18… ***
*** A pair of Victorian sterling silver cutlery rests and a pair of Georgian, sterling sugar tongs, 1883 London, with maker's marks for Pairpoint Brothers (rests), a pair of bar, bell rests, and 1803 London, with maker's marks Rt, a pair of fiddle pattern,… ***
*** A pair of sterling silver 'Bar Bell' knife rests, 1924 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Boodle & Dunthorne, heavy gauge rests with traditional cast 'Jack-style' rest ends and plain round central struts; hallmarked to the struts, silver weight 110gr,… ***
*** A pair of urn style sterling silver salts and three mixed salt and pepper pots, 19th to 20th century, London, Birmingham, Chester, various makers, the pedestal urn pots with scrolling handles and ribbed bands, two cylindrical pots and one barrel shaped… ***
*** A pair of sterling silver sugar nips, 1804 London, with maker's mark for George Beckwith, and; 1825' Newcastle, with maker's mark Ib, probably John Brown, the Old English pair hallmarked to interiors of stems, silver weight 61gr, length 14.5 cm and 13.5… ***
*** Two sterling silver sugar Sifting spoons, 1881, London with maker's marks for Aldwinckle & Slater, 1904 London, with maker's marks for William Hutton & Sons, a Victorian gilt washed spoon with engraved designs, a delicately pierced bowl and an unusual… ***
*** A sterling silver Pillar pepper pot, 1989 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Elkington & Co, of traditional elongated pear shaped form with a waisted foot, having a pierced top and tiny finial, silver weight 90gr. Height 15 cm ***
*** A pair of American sterling silver salt and pepper shakers, 20th century, with maker's marks for Empire, the weighted shakers of high shouldered tapering form with tall domed screw tops and raised on domed pedestal bases, with gadrooned borders, marked… ***
*** A German silver cake service: a cake slice and six spoons, 20th century, with .800 silver standard, the serving slide and spoons of shallow pointed form, the handles with an asymmetric terminal simply embellished with an angled fluted design; hallmarked… ***
*** A pair of.950 silver salts with spoons. Early 20th century, France, with Minerva 1 fineness mark and maker's marks for Emile Puiforcat. The oval footed salts with waisted bases, slightly lobed bodies, and gadrooned to the rims, with clear glass liners and… ***
*** A Dutch silver cake server and six sterling silver coffee figural spoons, early 20th century, Dutch .800 stamp (server) and European marks to spoons, marked, .925 with stamp of bird or duck, and British import marks, the ornate Teniers style pierced Dutch… ***
*** A set of six American sterling silver 'Chantilly' pattern Bouillon spoons, 1895, year of pattern patent, with maker's mark for Gorham, the spoons of threaded and shaped foliate form to both sides with ornately decorated throats; hallmarked to reverse of… ***
*** A pair of Continental silver serving spoons. Germany, post 1886 and maker's mark for Jwp & S, with spiral ribbon handles to chased leaf and scroll rococo inspired terminals; hallmarked to both. Silver weight 161gr. Length 21.5 cm ***
*** A pair of matching sterling silver mustard pots and a two piece cruet, 1954 & 1963 Sheffield, with maker's marks for Viner's Ltd, and 1925 Birmingham, with maker's mark for Henry Williamson Ltd, the matching pots of faceted pedestal form, the Birmingham… ***
*** A Continental silver ladle, after 1886 Germany, with mark of.800 fineness. The fluted oval bowl of deep form with a lightly gilded brushed interior, and having a threaded fiddle pattern handle; hallmarked underside to throat. Silver weight 161gr. Length… ***
*** Two pairs of American sterling silver salt and pepper shakers, 20th century, one pair with marks of Gorham sterling, a small squat weighted baluster pair with high domed lids, and a slender urn shaped pair with high domed lids with finials, gadrooned… ***
*** An interesting trio of Russian.875 silver sugar tongs 1887 and after, all with zolotniki 84 mark of fineness, comprising a bright cut pair with a floral motif and leaf form spoons, and two pairs with pan Slavic designs; hallmarked to all. Silver weight… ***
*** A French.950 silver serving spoon or ladle, after 1880, with Minerva 1 mark of fineness and maker's mark to lozenge, probably Emile Huignard, Eh with axe and handle. The shallow circular bowl shaped near the throat, with a threaded and fine rough cast… ***
*** A three piece sterling silver cruet, 1930s Birmingham (various dates), with maker's marks for Hardy Bros, comprising two mustard pots of compressed form with four curvaceous feet, one with a blue glass liner, and a pear shaped pepper shaker; hallmarked to… ***
*** A small pierced silver dish, 20th century, with a reticulated border and profuse vegetal engraving throughout; Arabic markings underside, silver weight 136gr height 1.5 cm. Diameter 16 cm ***
*** Three mixed Continental silver servers, plus one, early to mid 20th century, ranging from.830 to.875 marks of fineness, including a cheese slice with a stainless blade, a flat circular petit-fours server, a jam or relish spoon and a large unmarked fork;… ***
*** A mixed sterling silver three piece cruet set, three spoons, early to later 20th century, Birmingham and Chester, various makers, all of similar compressed design and raised on small curvaceous feet, glass lined; hallmarked to all, some marks… ***
*** Three boxed spoons: a pair of Dutch silver spoons and a 'Math record' spoon, early 20th century, Netherlands, and; 1964 Birmingham, rubbed maker's mark, the small Dutch silver serving set with beaded cushion form finials with paterae decoration and… ***
*** A pair of Oriental silver vases, early 20th century, the lead weighted vases of baluster form with fluted rims, upon a socle and a circular rimmed foot, embossed with frieze like bands of oriental figures in a range of mystic poses and landscape settings… ***
*** A Finnish 813 silver ladle, Kultakeskus Oy, unidentified town mark, 1956, the circular bowl with lobed rim gilt inside and out on a plain fiddle pattern shaft, the terminal engraved with a monogram. Height 19 cm. Total weight 51gr ***
*** A pair of sterling silver salt cellars, levi and Salaman, Birmingham, 1942/3, each of mortar shape with an everted serpentine rim, on shell-form pad feet. Height 3.5 cm. Diameter 6 cm. Total weight 68gr ***
*** A Russian silver beaker, Kiev 1908 or later, with unidentified maker's mark Iez (in Cyrillic), but possibly Igor Zaviandv Successors, a simple straight sided beaker with a rolled rim lightly engraved and prick worked, hallmarked and with Zolotnik 84 stamp… ***
*** Eight various pieces of sterling silver tableware, comprising a set of three Victorian pistol grip carving implements by Harrison Bros & Howson (rubbed marks), a bread knife inscribed as such to the blade, two bright cut napkin rings, one by Chester maker… ***
*** A set of six Continental 800 silver tea spoons, unidentified marks including anchor and lion statant (not Birmingham), each with a twisted shaft and a terminal of a Maltese cross above a cartouche. Total weight 66gr length 11 cm ***
*** Two shell salts, sterling silver and mother-of-pearl. 19th century/early 20th century, including a scallop shell with three dolphin feet, 1872 Birmingham with rubbed marks, and a mother of pearl supported on a weighted sterling silver pedestal, 1907… ***
*** A boxed pair of sterling silver napkin rings Joseph Rodgers & Sonss, Sheffield, 1912/3, retailed by a and J Smith, Aberdeen each plain, unusually cut on the diagonal, engraved 'Awm' and 'Mc' respectively diameter 4.5 cm total weight 69gr. ***
*** A sterling silver-capped glass hip flask indistinct maker's marks (rubbed), Birmingham, 1910/11 the plain domed silver cap enclosing a cork stopper, the flattened oval bottle cut with a starburst design to one side, otherwise plain length11 cm ***
*** A Continental 833 silver goblet and saucer, the goblet with a flared rim above chased floral decoration, on a waisted stem and stepped foot, marked Lg, the saucer similarly chased and marked Sn, weight 88gr ***
*** A Continental silver beaker, 20th century, the hammered beaker with flared lip set with scroll handles. Marked 800 verso. Weight 69gr. Height 6 cm ***
*** A sterling silver comport, suckling Ltd, Birmingham. 1949/50, twelve-facetted shape with applied decoration to the rim and attractive floral piercing to the upper bowl tapering to a circular foot, weight 80gr. Height 9.3 cm. Diameter 10 cm ***
*** An Indian silver ewer. 20th century, the tiered and tapered form with wide flared spout and arced handle decorated with incised floral motifs and a river scene cartouche. Incised inscription 'To Mrs. Boyd from - Surat girls club'. Height 22 cm ***
*** A sterling silver bon-bon basket walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1918/8 the hexagonal basket with a rolled edge and plain upper register above a finely pierced register, on a moulded hexagonal foot. Height 5 cm. Width 9 cm. Weight 57.5gr. ***
*** A Georg Jensen 'Acanthus' tea caddy spoon. Post 1945, designed by Johan Rohde in 1917. The acanthus spoon with a pleasing circular shallow bowl and a tapering stem with a decorated finial; hallmarked underside to the throat. Silver weight 21gr. Length 10… ***
*** A pair of Victorian sterling silver sugar tongs, 1842 Newcastle, with maker's mark for John Walton the early Victorian fiddle and shell pattern pair of sugar tongs, marked to the interior. Weight 47g, length 15 cm ***
*** Two Victorian sterling silver mustard spoons, 1878 London, with maker's mark for Henry John Lias & James Wakely, Queen's pattern spoons with oval gilt washed bowls and honeysuckle heals, hallmarked to stems, silver weight 54gr, length 11 cm ***
*** A small Harbin .875 silver cup, early 20th century, with Kokoshnik stamp and maker's mark BC, the cylindrical cup with a bulbous lower section and spreading pedestal base, with a 'C' scroll handle and Art Nouveau flower and tendril decoration upon a matte… ***
*** Five Victorian sterling silver bright cut teaspoons, 1848 London, with maker's mark for John Le Gallais, Old English spoons, profusely decorated with foliate forms, engraved Jsfr to the terminals, hallmarked underside, silver weight 85gr, length 13.5 cm ***
*** Two J.M. Wendt Australian silver items, Joachim Matthias Wendt (Adelaide), c1880s comprising a napkin ring of plain circular form, stamped with crown, 'J. M. Wendt Adelaide' and lion passant, and a butter knife with foliate engraved blade, stamped with… ***
*** Seven.800,.830 and.925 silver German and Dutch dishes, spoons, late 19th to 20th century, comprising three cast spoons, two with leafy bowls, and pierced handles, one, fashioned as a small shovel with farmyard animals and a milkman finial, an ashtray with… ***
*** Two boxed sets of sterling silver demi-tasse spoons, 1938 and 1939 Birmingham with maker's marks for William Suckling Ltd, and Arthur Price & Co., one set of plain form, the other set with tubular stems and coffee bean, terminals, in the original velvet… ***
*** Two George III sterling silver soup spoons, 1766 London, with maker's mark, probably Jj with star, not listed by Grimwade, and; 1788 London, with maker's mark for Samuel Wintle, Old English pattern spoons, hallmarked to stem and finial, silver weight… ***
*** Two pairs of sterling silver sugar tongs 1851/2 London, with maker's marks for Robert Rutland 1966/7 London, with maker's marks for Wakely & Wheeler. AGeorgian thread and shell pair, and a pierced pair with knot weave arms and shell form spoons;… ***
*** Two pairs of Continental silver sugar tongs, German and Austro-Hungarian. Early 20th century, German pair marked Wtb. The German pair with barley twist stems, crown finial and paw feet nips, the other of thread edged and shaped design; hallmarked to both.… ***
*** A pair of Victorian Gothic revival napkin rings, 1877 Sheffield, with maker's mark for Martin, Hall & Co, boldly decorated with strapwork in relief upon a matte textured ground, with applied rims, hallmarked to the interiors, silver weight 59gr ***
*** A Christofle sterling silver spoon and fork set, and a Christofle sterling silver condiment spoon, modern era, a Hanoverian style spoon and fork housed in the original presentation box, and a small fiddle pattern condiment spoon with an oval bowl in the… ***
*** A sterling silver dressing table tray, 1906 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Henry Matthews, rectangular with raised shaped rims embossed in the rocaille manner with an amorini group to the centre; hallmarked to tray near rim. Silver weight 147gr.… ***
*** A sterling silver three piece cruet set, 1937 Birmingham, with maker's marks for Fenton, Russell & Co Ltd, an elegant pedestal set with slightly ogee profile bodies decorated with low bands of Gothic and Celtic inspired fretwork and studs, the handle to… ***
*** Three silver beakers: two Continental silver and one other. Hungary post 1937-65 period, and Germany post 1886, both 800 silver; mark of metal Argent and numerical mark (partial). Afluted German beaker, a tapering stepped rim Hungarian beaker with a… ***
*** A boxed set of English hallmark Coronation sterling silver teaspoons, 1952, each with individual city marks and maker's marks for Roberts & Belk, the Old English teaspoons, each rat tail spoon marked with an individual city mark: London, Birmingham,… ***
*** A French.950 silver serving spoon 1838 and after, plus maker's lozenge mark with partial surname, star and other figural mark, probably Mathieu (Katz?), with a fine patina, the spoon of thread edge fiddle design, hallmarked underside. Silver weight 145gr.… ***
*** A four piece sterling silver cruet set, 1909 and 1910 Chester, with maker's marks for Deakin & Sons, the salt cellar, mustard pot and shakers of elegant faceted design, the pots raised on petite ball feet, with blue glass liners; hallmarked to all, silver… ***
*** An Eastern silver tray, 20th century, with partial marks, the tray with borders of arabesques and five roundels with elephants and other beasts, centred with a fantastic knot of five birds with interlaced necks; hallmarked to the rim'silver weight 288gr.… ***
*** A pair of sterling silver salts, a pair of small American sterling Pillar shakers and two condiment spoons, 1896 Birmingham, with maker's marks for William Devenport, early 20th century American, English spoons, two gadrooned cauldron salts with glass… ***
*** A set of twelve Continental silver demitasse spoons, all with reeded stems terminating in broader finials decorated with a small scroll and an acanthus leaf motif; hallmarked 800 underside and also with maker's mark in shield. total weight 161gr. Length… ***
*** A French silver and ivory serving set of a fork and spoon, early 20th century, indistinct marks, each silver with Art Nouveau style floral and foliate decoration in low relief. Length 28 cm. Total weight 129gr. ***
*** A pair of Continental silver salt and pepper shakers, delightful petite screw top spheres marked S and P and raised upon three ball feet; hallmarked underside. silver weight 50gr. Height 3.5 cm ***
*** A pair of Australian sterling silver napkin rings, F .J. Mole, Queensland each plain cylindrical with punched and raised edges, engraved 'Rmj' and 'Hg' respectively diameter 4.5 cm total weight 30.4gr. ***
*** Two sterling silver nips and a set of six demitasse spoons, 18th century, with maker's mark for possibly Thomas Justis, a pair of bright cut nips, marked to the bowls; circa 1908 Chester, with maker's marks for Barker Bros, a pair of plain small nips, and… ***
*** A pair of Georgian sterling silver sugar tongs, circa 1835. U nknown maker, decorated with incised floral and bead patterns with H monogrammed to the top. Length 14 cm. Weight 32gm ***