*** | George III sterling silver meat cover, mark of Joseph Craddock and William Reid, London, 1818, the oval scalloped dome with gadroon and shell border and engraved armorial, surmounted by a double snake and acanthus leaf handle, hallmarked, weight 3430.3… | *** | |
*** | Possibly William Townsend, sterling silver Irish dish ring, circular form, waisted and pierced with sprays, crosslets and commas and engraved with 'Widows Lozenge' coat of arms, bearing Irish marks of the harp and Hibernia and uncertain makers mark… | *** | |
*** | Gentleman's hip flask, 9ct yellow gold decorated with triangular vertical lines, screw top lid, with British hallmarks for 9ct gold., 103 grams | *** | |
*** | George III sterling silver dish ring, Dublin 1796 modelled in the form of a pierced flared waisted ring, decorated with flowering roses amid vines, centred by a baronial coronet surmounted by twin headed griffin resting on a furled rep, diameter 22 cm… | *** | |
*** | Four sterling silver and enamel eggs, mark of Stuart Devlin, London, 1984,1985, 1986 and 1987, comprising the dragonfly, model 56, three rabbits and a bird, model 55, Squirel amongst flowers, model 58, and frog over a pond, model 93, all hallmarked, with… | *** | |
*** | Probably William Abdy, sterling silver dish cross, having swivel arms each with adjustable sliding unit comprising circular beaded foot below beaded figure of eight dish support and with central burner having circular beaded cover and wick aperture,… | *** | |
*** | Stuart Devlin, three silver and silver-gilt Christmas Carol boxes, comprising: God rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, London 1972, the Holly and the Ivy, London 1975 and Ding Dong Merrily on high, London 1978 each numbered 137 of an edition of 500, hallmarked, with… | *** | |
*** | Two sterling silver fighting roosters, mark of Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London, 1968, one crouched, the other upright with one talon raised, hallmarked, with fitted case, weight 1569 grams | *** | |
*** | Stuart Devlin, London eleven silver gilt animals comprising two monkeys (1976), a frog (1977), a bull (1977), a koala (1984), an owl (1985), a kingfisher (1977), a horse (1984), a camel (1976), a bear (1985) together with another frog (1985), all… | *** | |
*** | Pair of sterling silver pheasants, mark of Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London, 1969, naturalistically modelled as two pheasants, hallmarked (2), total weight 751 grams approx. Height 13 cm length 25 cm | *** | |
*** | Stuart Devlin, London 1973 Sydney opera house silver and gilt cup hallmarked, marked number 35 from an edition of 100, with box, weight 435 grams, height 11 cm, diameter approx 14 cm | *** | |
*** | Stuart Devlin (Australian, b. 1931), Silver Surprise Box, Good King Wenceslas, 1971, hallmarked 'SD, London, 1971', weight approximately 186 grams, Labels: cf. for comparison collection of the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne | *** | |
*** | Hester Bateman, sterling silver toddy ladle, plain hemispherical bowl with pouring lip and lightly everting rim and with coin dated 1680 inset to base, mounted with turned wood handle, bearing marks on handle socket shank for Hester Bateman circa 1780;… | *** | |
*** | Set of four sterling silver Anglo-Indian ornaments, in the neoclassical style, chased and hammered in high relief with acanthus leaves (4), height 63 cm | *** | |
*** | Hammered silver hip flask, stamped 'Sterling', together with a silver cigar cutter, a profusely engraved silver card holder with interior slip pockets, hallmarked, and two pill boxes, one mounted with a turtle the other in the form of a 'Bon-bon' (5) | *** | |
*** | Russian silver tea glass holder, decorated all over in high relief with sea creatures and other marine life, cast handle modelled as a stylised sturgeon surmounted with sea-wave scrolls, marked to base 84, St. Petersburg townmark and ARB, height 11 cm,… | *** | |
*** | Stuart Devlin, London 1985 Christmas edition silver gilt egg the exterior top surface engraved with sheep under stars, opening to reveal an angel upon sheep and shepherds sitting on an enamel ground, hallmarked, with box, number 46, weight 175 grams,… | *** | |
*** | Sterling silver hip flask, mark of Hardy Brothers, Sheffield, c. 1940, 5/8 pint, with cognac leather mount, height 18 cm | *** | |
*** | Stuart Devlin, London 1979 boxed silver and silver gilt Christmas Carol Surprise box, 'While shepherds watched their flocks by night' matted silver gilt textured rectangular cover surmounted with a simulated string bow, opening to reveal an angel upon… | *** | |
*** | Stuart Devlin, London 1976, 1980 silver gilt candle snuffer and paper knife the candle snuffer with silver gilt filigree handle, hallmarked for 1976, together with a paper knife/letter opener with a tapering flat textured surface handle, hallmarked for… | *** | |
*** | Russian glass holder, Moscow 1895 the body with bands of Greek key decoration, with looped handle, two cartouches, one engraved '?EAH', weight 180 grams, height 9 cm | *** | |
*** | Silver gilt tea glass Holder bearing makers mark Kf and stamped AA/1896, Moscow, decorated with a view of St Basils within a rectangular foliate cartouche, circular foot, weight 126g. Height 10.5 cm | *** | |
*** | Pair of Anglo-Indian silver and tiger claw card Holders, English, c. 1900, (2) | *** | |
*** | Miniature silver four light lamp post, with four fountains at base, stamped. Height 19 cm. Weight approx. 266 grams. Provenance: The Estate of the late Alida Haskins widow of Sam Haskins | *** | |
*** | Sterling silver flask monogrammed, one pint volume, stamped sterling. Height 22 cm | *** | |
*** | Two Miniature Silver Trompe L'oeil Boxes, Birmingham 1822 and 1901 in the shape of pianos, the lids opening to reveal the interior, respectively 22 grams, 20 grams | *** | |
*** | Lovesley Brothers, Birmingham, 1908 sterling silver wine bottle holder. Weight 161 grams | *** | |
*** | Toddy ladle, 18th century whale bone handle, the sterling silver bowl with coin insert dated 1787, together with a Continental silver heavy ladle, plain design (2). Weight of ladle 240 grams | *** | |
*** | Two Georgian toddy ladles, with turned fruitwood handles, makers' marks rubbed, one bearing marks for London, 1795 (2) | *** | |
*** | Selection of 19th century sterling silver spoons, English, together with a candle snuffer with baleen handle | *** | |