*** | A Victorian silver cruet set. Maker Joseph & Albert Savory. London 1838-9. Six glass bottles on scrolled feet, each with a mask and a carrying handle. 850gm. | *** | |
*** | A Victorian seven bottle silver cruet stand. Maker Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co (Charles Hawksworth & John Eyre). Sheffield 1861. Oval form raised on four feet with chased foliate and flower decoration, containing seven cut glass vessels including glass… | *** | |
*** | A pair of silver sauce boats. Maker Martin Hall & Co. Ltd. Sheffield 1907. Both of pedestal form, with oval foot bases. 418gm. | *** | |
*** | A George IV silver nutmeg grater. Cushioned rectangular form with exterior bright cut engraved decoration with two hinged covers and internal rasp. Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1826 | *** | |
*** | A pair of George III Silver sauce boats, maker Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart London 1796. Each with reeded handle on an oval base. Weight 458 gm 13.5 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A William IV silver cruet set. Six glass bottles on scrolled feet, each with a mask and a carrying handle. Maker a William IV silver cruet set. Six glass bottles on scrolled feet, each with a mask and a carrying handle. Maker: Edward, Edward junior, John… | *** | |
*** | A fine George III silver nutmeg grater with ribbed details to the body. Internal blue steel rasp. Maker: John Shaw, Birmingham 1817. 4 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A Victorian silver cruet, maker Richard Sibley II London 1840, with three glass bottles with silver tops, the stand with handle and cartouche on three paw feet. 18.5 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A set of four George III silver salts, maker William Bateman, London 1815, each of bulbous rectangular form on four feet with red glass liners. 349gm, 5.5 cm high, 9.5 cm wide | *** | |
*** | A George III silver nutmeg grater with ribbed decoration. Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1812. 4 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A George III silver nutmeg grater by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham 1806. 6 cm high, 3 cm wide. | *** | |
*** | A pair of George III sterling silver spice castors. Maker William Turton possibly 1769 | *** | |
*** | A very rare George I Irish silver vase shaped caster hallmarked to both the body and cover. Maker's mark possibly John Clifton, Dublin 1718. 14 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A Victorian silver egg cruet, maker John Harrison & Co Ltd London 1895. the oval stand pierced on scrolled feet and rope moulded handle. 958 gms | *** | |
*** | A pair of Norwegian sterling silver salts with enamel decoration | *** | |
*** | A Victorian sterling silver sugar bowl with gilt interior, chinoiserie style foliate decoration to the body. Hallmarked of Martin Hall & Co. London, 1881. 6.5 cm high, 11 cm diameter, 168gm. Provenance: Originally purchased at the London silver vaults and… | *** | |
*** | A George III silver nutmeg grater of fine quality. By John Reily, London, 1808. | *** | |
*** | A George II Silver sugar sifter. Maker P & A Bateman. London 1792-3. 38gm. | *** | |
*** | A George III neoclassical nutmeg grater. Joseph Phipps, London, circa 1775. | *** | |
*** | A George IV Regency silver cylindrical nutmeg grater with engine turned decoration by John Reily London 1825. 65 cm long approx. 1.5 cm high, 3 cm wide. | *** | |
*** | Set of four Victorian salts London 1890 each of ovoid form with alternate panel of flowers and fluting on domed base | *** | |
*** | A George II caster. Maker Samuel wood. London 1740. 81gms. | *** | |
*** | A George III silver sugar castor, maker Thos. Doxsey London 1777, of baluster form chase with C scroll and foliate. Height 15 cm | *** | |
*** | A pair Edward VII silver sauce boats maker Watson & Thomas Bradbury London 1902. 400gm | *** | |
*** | A George III silver mustard pot. Maker William Abdy II. London 1798. 8.5 cm, 178gms. | *** | |
*** | Pair of Scottish George III sterling silver salts, raised on a rectangular foot and with rope border and gilt interior, Edinburgh, circa 1810, by George Fenwick. Width 11 cm | *** | |
*** | A George III sugar castor. London 1769 | *** | |
*** | A set of four sterling silver salts, maker Robert Harper' London 1856, each with gold washed interior of bulbous form with chase decoration on three feet. Diameter 7 cm | *** | |
*** | Pair of German silver sauce boats on oval stands, circa 1900. Width 19 cm | *** | |
*** | George V silver mustards salt and pepperettes. Gorham Manufacturing Co, 1920. 536gm, the salts and mustard are of globular form, with blue glass liners on pad feet with conforming pepperettes | *** | |
*** | A large George III silver salt of heavy gauge, with gadroon border, gilt interior on oval foot with further gadroon decoration. Engraved with period crest of a lion passant. Maker: Robert Henell and Samuel Henell. London, 1802 | *** | |
*** | A Victorian silver mustard pot, maker Edward & John Barnard London 1860, of cylindrical form with hinged cover and blue glass insert, together with a later silver salt. Height 8 cm | *** | |
*** | London silver sugar castor. Maker: Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London, 1890. Baluster form, with spiral reeded decoration and pull-off pierced cover. 17 cm high, 108gm | *** | |
*** | A pair of Victorian salts of globular form. Maker A B Savory & Sons, London 1863 | *** | |
*** | An Edward VIII silver sugar castor of hexagonal bulbous form with pierced cover, maker gold and silversmiths Regent Street London 1936. Height 20 cm | *** | |
*** | 800 silver cruet set with six bottles, of octagonal form with octagonal glass bottles, four with silver covers. Stand is 751gm. 22 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A pair of silver salts maker Samuel Hennell London 1807 together with salt spoons London 1832, each helmet shaped with gadrooned edge on bun feet. Height 4.5 cm. Length 9 cm | *** | |
*** | Pair of George V Birmingham 1914 silver sauce boats each with gadrooned border on paw feet | *** | |
*** | Edward VII silver condiments set, maker Jones & Crompton -Edward Samuel Jones & Hubert Crompton. Chester 1908. Hallmark Chester 1912. Mustards, salts and pepperettes. 305gm. | *** | |
*** | Victorian silver sugar caster, maker Nathan & Hayes Birmingham 1893-4, of cylindrical form with pierced decoration | *** | |
*** | An Edward VII silver set comprising a pair of salts, pair of pepperettes and a mustard each bearing London maker mark of Edward Barnard & Sons London 1910, 398gm | *** | |
*** | A large pair of George III silver master salt cellars with cast floral borders, lobed bodies and gilt interior, AB Savory and Sons. London, 1813. 4.5 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A Victorian silver mustard pot, maker Hawksworth Eyre & Co. Sheffield 1854. Cylindrical form pierced with C scroll decoration, with a domed hinged cover and blue glass insert. Height 9 cm | *** | |
*** | A George III Silver sugar castor, maker Robert Palmer London 1763 18 cm high 183 gm | *** | |
*** | George III Edinburgh silver mustard pot, worn marks, having a gadrooned border scrolled edge on domed foot and a George III silver spoon London 1814 | *** | |
*** | An Elizabeth II boxed set of silver mustard salt and pepperette with two later spoons. Pepperette 12 cm high | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver sauce boat, maker William Cox. London 1771, the body of globular bulbous form, with short spout and acanthus capped scroll handle, finished with a gadrooned border to rim, supported on three feet with hock embellished shoulders | *** | |
*** | A pair of unusual Victorian silver triangular salts by Charles Evans, full hallmarks for Sheffield, 1871. | *** | |
*** | A fine George III neoclassical silver mustard pot, with blue glass liner, by William Abdy, London, 1781. | *** | |
*** | A George IV sterling silver mustard pot with ornate handle. Maker Eames and Barnard. | *** | |
*** | A pair of Victorian silver salts. George Angell London 1858, each with circular border with C scroll decoration on three paw feet. Height 8 cm | *** | |
*** | George V sugar castor maker Elkington & Co Birmingham 1912 | *** | |
*** | A pair of George III sterling silver salts of rectangular form. Each atop a waisted spreading collet foot with applied gadroon detail, surmounted by Rococo shell and anthemion leaf detail. Sponsors mark for Crispin Fuller, London 1810. 180gm. | *** | |
*** | A Victorian silver condiment set containing two pepperettes and a mustard pot, each of vase form atop a pediment shaped base, engraved with rococo floral scrolls, Josiah Williams & Co. (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton, London 1901,… | *** | |
*** | Danish sterling silver mushroom condiment set comprising five enamel salt with enamel interior and six pepperettes with enamel panels. | *** | |
*** | Impressive set of six crystal and brass salts in original leather-bound case. | *** | |
*** | George V Art Deco cruet set comprising salt cellar with spoon and glass liner, pepperette, mustard pot with spoon and glass liner.10 oz silver without glass. Richard Smart & Son, London, 1934 | *** | |
*** | A set of four Sterling Silver salts and spoons in a box. | *** | |
*** | A George III sauce boat. Maker John Edwards III. London 1795. In the centre a scalloped edge armorial, with four hoofed feet and scrolled handle. 18 cm wide. 217gm. | *** | |
*** | A silver pepperette. Art Deco. Maker: Brittin, Gould & Co. Birmingham, 1935. Together with an Art Deco silver mustard. Maker: Brittin, Gould & Co. Birmingham, 1935. Together with another pair of George V mustards. Maker: S.Blackansee & Son Ltd. Birmingham… | *** | |
*** | A pair of 800 silver Art Deco square salts with glass inserts | *** | |
*** | A Victorian silver gilt salt and pepperette in leather case. Maker E.G Birmingham 1897/98. | *** | |
*** | A pair of George I salts London 1724, each of circular form on three hoof feet with later chased flower head decoration, together with a pair of George V silver pepperettes Birmingham 1912 and a Victorian silver dish maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd,… | *** | |
*** | A set of four Victorian silver salts with intricate decoration and bead edge border, by Robert Hennell, London, 1864. Retailed by Elkingtons. | *** | |
*** | A pair of early Victorian silver circular master salts with rare Chinoiserie decoration. John King, London, 1845. | *** | |
*** | A pair of William IV silver grape scissors London 1831. Together with George IV silver salt London 1826. And a Victorian Kings pattern mustard Dublin 1853. 140gm. | *** | |
*** | A George III silver pepperette, London, 1783, with worn marks. 15 cm high, 94gm | *** | |
*** | Victorian sterling silver mustard pot with wooden finial. London 1895, maker Thomas Bradbury of Sheffield | *** | |
*** | A George VI silver sugar castor. Maker: Walker & Hall. Sheffield, 1946. 181gm. 17 cm high | *** | |
*** | A George V silver sugar bowl and cover with sifter. Maker Henry Wilkinson & Co Ltd London 1932. Of flared form with domed cover on bun feet with blue glass insert together with a sugar sifter. Height 13.5 cm | *** | |
*** | A box set of four salts. Maker: Harry Atkin. London, 1933. 149gm | *** | |
*** | Sterling silver cased condiment set | *** | |
*** | A George IV sugar caster. Maker George Paton. Edinburgh 1825. 9 cm, 73gms. | *** | |
*** | An Edward VII silver sugar castor. Worn marks. Birmingham, 1909. 18 cm high. 182gm | *** | |
*** | A set of four Victorian silver salts. Maker Robert Harper, London 1865, each circular of bulbous form with beaded edge on three paw feet with blue glass insert. 4 cm high, 8 cm wide. Weight 259gm. | *** | |
*** | A matching set of sterling silver salts with blue glass inserts and coaster, pepper, and two silver spoons. | *** | |
*** | A George V silver mustard (5 cm high) and salt, Birmingham, 1921,. Harrison Brothers, on silver tray (maker: George Howson) measuring approx. 9 x 16 cm. Total weight 257gms. | *** | |
*** | A Victorian silver sugar castor, maker VB & S Birmingham 1847, of bulbous form with fluting and pineapple finial. 21 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver muffinere set comprising of two mustard pots, two open salts with blue Bristol liners, two pepper pots, two salt spoons and one mustard spoon. Birmingham 1925. 6 cm high. | *** | |
*** | Victorian sterling silver salts with ruby inserts | *** | |
*** | Cased set of four Victorian sterling silver two handled salts. Sheffield 1896. Maker Walker & Hall | *** | |
*** | A George V silver sauce boat. London 1919. Shield shape with reeded edge. 101gm. | *** | |
*** | Edward VII silver salts two salt spoons and two pepperettes Exeter | *** | |
*** | George V silver sugar castor. Maker M & J Birmingham 1932. Height 18 cm | *** | |
*** | A silver mustard and silver salt. Maker: W.J.S (925). Together with an Art Deco silver pepperette and silver salt. Maker: Wilmott Manufacturing Co. Birmingham, 1915 | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver condiment set, Birmingham 1927. | *** | |
*** | Four Victorian silver salts, London 1887, each with gilt interiors, blue glass liners the exterior decorated with S-scrolls. 5.5 cm wide | *** | |
*** | Two pairs of salts. Maker: G.F.Westwood & Sons. Birmingham, 1921. Maker: D & F. Birmingham, 1915. Together with a mustard. Maker: James Deakin & Sons | *** | |
*** | A pair of silver cherub musicians mounted salts. | *** | |
*** | A Victorian sterling silver pepperette, body having spiral fluted writhen style decoration. Hallmarks to body and bezel of cover. Sponsor's mark for Edward Hutton of the firm Hutton & Sons. Assay mark for London 1889. 7 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A George V boxed silver condiment set, maker William Neale & Son Birmingham 1925, London retailers mark, comprising a salt, mustard with blue glass liners and pepperette. 155g. | *** | |
*** | A George VI sterling silver three piece cruet set, with Bristol blue inset glass | *** | |
*** | A sterling silver sugar sifter. 1830 London | *** | |
*** | A pair of sterling silver pierced salts having blue glass insert | *** | |
*** | A pair of silver pierced glass inset salt dishes. 4.5 cm high. | *** | |
*** | A set of three French silver salts with glass liners | *** | |