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A group of silver plate and metal. The group including: a silver plate mounted wooden tray, of oval form and raised on four ball feet, with plain oval cartouche to base and gadrooned decoration to rim and footrim, 60.3 x 40.5cm; two silver plated shell-shaped butter dishes, stamped OLRI to underside, raised on three ball feet, 8.7cm wide; a Christofle silver plated food warmer, the circular body to a wooden handle, with hinged cover decorated with reeded banding and engine turned design, 28cm long (inc. handle); two small Christofle silver plated dishes, each of circular form and with handle modelled as a rope, 9.7cm long (inc. handle); a set of six silver plated knife rests by Christofle, 8cm long; a silver plated Mappin & Webb dish, of circular form with scalloped rim, 15cm dia.; two plated metal baskets, of shaped oval form, pierced and decorated with scrolling rose motifs and with two vacant cartouches to sides, filled bases, the larger example 29.5cm wide; and other items (a lot)  

A 20thC brass cased carriage clock, the rectangular white enamel dial bearing Roman numerals for Mappin and Webb London, drum barrel movement, with glass sides, back and top, bearing presentation inscription for AT Kirk In Recognition of 38 Years Service with Lincolnshire County Council 1993, 11cm high.

A heavy Victorian silver copy of the Warwick vase, John Newton Mappin, (Mappin & Webb), London, 1896  With silver plated liner, on an ebonised rectangular plinth base inset with commemorative silver plaques, London 1897, 37cm wide, 29cm deep, 26cm high, overall height including base 44cm high,  (the vase 5067g) Provenance: Property from an historic family collection, Henley-on-Thames The Warwick Vase is a renowned ancient Roman marble vase that has captivated the attention of art collectors, historians, and connoisseurs since its discovery in the late 18th century. Discovered in 1771 at the bottom of a lake at Hadrian's Villa near Tivoli, Italy. The villa, built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century AD, was a sprawling complex of palaces, gardens, and baths. The vase was found in fragments, buried under centuries of silt and debris. Sir William Hamilton, a British diplomat and antiquarian stationed in Naples, acquired the fragments and later sold them to his nephew, George Greville, the 2nd Earl of Warwick. Greville, an avid art collector, had the vase meticulously restored by the sculptor James Byres in Rome. The reconstruction brought the vase back to its original grandeur, with its intricate carvings of Bacchic scenes—depicting Bacchus (Dionysus), the god of wine, and his followers.  The Warwick Vase gained considerable fame in the 18th and 19th centuries, becoming a symbol of classical antiquity and aristocratic taste. Its design was widely admired and replicated in various forms, including smaller vases, silverware, and even as motifs in furniture and ceramics. The vase’s influence extended beyond Europe, inspiring neoclassical designs in America as well. In the early 20th century, due to financial difficulties, the Greville family sold the Warwick Vase. It was purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, but the British government intervened to keep the vase in the United Kingdom. Eventually, it was bought by the Scottish National Gallery, where it remains today. The Warwick Vase is now housed at the Burrell Collection in Glasgow.

An 18ct gold cultured pearl set collar, with a series of spaced cultured pearls on omega link collar, to box clasp, London import hallmarks, 1998, Mappin & Webb sponsor's marks, Italian assay marks, signed UnoAErre, length 42cm Provenance: The collection of the late Jane Sinclair MorpethCondition Report: Approximate length 7.77 grams.

Mappin & Webb. A late Victorian sapphire five stone ring, of half-hoop design, set with five graduated mixed cushion-cut sapphires and rose-cut diamond points, to carved gallery and shoulders, stamped M&W 18ct, ring size L½Condition Report: One rose-cut diamond lacking. sapphires are bright and a pleasing mid blue with good life and transparency, well matched, no obvious chips or damage, mount is in good condition commensurate with age, gross weight 3.2g

A Collection of Various Silver Plated, Pewter and Stainless Steel Tankards to Include Victorian Presentation Example by Mappin & Webb Inscribed 'Aldershot 1871 Flat Race 100 Yards 3rd Prize Lieut G. H. Wilson 26th Regiment" etc

A Mappin & Webb silver-plated part service of flatware, contained in an oak canteen.                                                                            

George IV silver christening mug (London 1829), a Victorian silver three piece cruet and a pair of Mappin & Webb silver preserve spoons, all at 9.5ozs

1920s silver three piece coffee set, comprising coffee pot of panelled form, with engraved decoration, hinged domed cover and ebony loop handle, on square pedestal base, matching sugar and cream jug (Sheffield 1928/29) Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 32ozs. Coffee pot 23cm overall height.

1920s silver salver of circular form, with engraved initials and bead border, on four pad feet (London 1928) Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 50 ozs. 38cm diameter.

Victorian silver three piece teaset, comprising teapot with half reeded body, hinged domed cover and ebony handle, matching sugar and cream jug (marks rubbed circa 1897/98) Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 19ozs. Teapot 27.9cm across

1940s one pint silver tankard of baluster form, with leaf mounted scroll handle (London 1943) Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 8ozs. 14.5cm overall height.

circular form, with incised borders and scroll handles, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1937/38; the tea pot 9.5" (24.3cm) long; 21.8ozt (3). *CR General wear, a bit bright & polished, 2 or 3 small dents to each piece, otherwise OK. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.

of oval form, with scroll handles and the bodies, covers & spouts with part-fluted decoration, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1889; the tea pot 10.5" (26.6cm) long; 58.1ozt (4) Ivory Submission Reference: BM1WECNZ CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit. *CR Each piece with wear, tea pot with a split spout, the coffee pot the worst (loose handle, dents to the body and rocks in place significantly). Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.

the Corinthian capitals with four scrolling arms, a central light on a baluster stem and decorated with gadrooned borders, acanthus leaves and detachable nozzles, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1896; 8.5" (21.6cm) high; 83ozt (2). *CR General wear from usage, minor bending and do not balance in place, but reasonable. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.

with knopped stems and with part-fluted decoration, a pair by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1904 and a larger example by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1901, all with presentation inscriptions; the latter 9.6" (24.5cm) high; 19.6ozt (3). *CR All with wear, one of the pairs with a repaired stem and is now slightly shorter. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.

an Edwardian silver box, rounded rectangular form, with gadrooned borders, the cover engraved with the crest & motto of the company and inscribed "Fishmonger's Company 9th July 1902", by Mappin Brothers, Chester 1902; 3.3" (8.5cm) long; 4.5ozt. *CR Quite worn, the base with a cluster of pin dents, cover does not quite shut flush and has a slight dent to one side of the rim. Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.

An EPNS three piece tea set to include teapot on stand, sugar bowl, milk jug by Mappin & Webb together with a quantity of assorted flat ware

A George VI part engine turned silver mounted cigarette box, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1937, 11.5cm, together with another silver mounted cigarette box by Garrard & Co and four assorted silver cigarette cases. Condition - poor to fair

A boxed set of six silver Art Deco grapefruit spoons, a boxed set of silver plated grape scissors, a boxed Mappin & Webb hip flask, an Oriental style plate and a silver plated cigarette lighter etc.

A MAPPIN & WEBB, silver plated canteen of cutlery eight place settings, comprising dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert knives, dessert forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons, fish knives, fish forks, teaspoons, carving knife and fork, four serving spoons, fitted in an oak case.

Modern silver Pembury pattern canteen for twelve place settings, comprising table forks, table knives, side forks, side knives, dessert spoons, soup spoons, fish knives and forks, pair of fish servers, teaspoons, six table spoons, two sauce ladles, and a five piece carving set, hallmarked Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1940, 1943, 1944, 1946 and 1947, contained within a two draw mahogany canteen table with cabriole legs, ring handles and green baize lined interior, with two accompanying keys, table H75cm W75cm D49cmCondition Report: Good overall condition, silver with some surface scratches.Hallmarks clear and legible.Table with a few scratches, knocks and light general wear.

2 Boxes of assorted Pressed and cut glassware to include Silver Topped Mappin & Webb Fruit bowl

Silver coffee and tea set Mappin & Webb sterling silver marksZilveren koffie- en theeset Mappin & Webb sterling zilvermerkenH 10 - 18.5 W 15 - 29 cm

Quantity of Silverplate Items including Mappin Brothers Coffee Can, Silver Collar Perfume Bottle Ten Items in Total General condition is very good with some signs of use and wear but no dings or dents

12tlg. FischbesteckMappin & Webb/Sheffield/England, um 1912/13. 925er Silber. Punzen: Herst.-Marke, Stadt- und Feingehaltsstempel, Jahresstempel. Gew.: 592 g. 6 Fischgabeln L. 18 cm. 6 Fischmesser L. 22 cm.

3 x Vintage Mappin & Webb Guilloche Enamel Vanity Set

Antique silver salver Birmingham silver hallmarks makers mappin & webb weight 550g

Boxed set of Silver & enamel national emblems of the united kingdom by mappin & webb

Pair of Art Deco silver bon bon dishes in octagonal form with pierced sides by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1920, 4.22ozt

9CT GOLD SAMPSON MORDAN PENCIL HOLDER, London 1871, engine turned barrel, plain polished push button, ring attachment, in Mappin & Webb Ltd. box, 7.5cms long, 21.0gProvenance: locally consigned to benefit charityComment: push slightly sticky, otherwise good, hallmarks clear.

A boxed set of pewter napkin rings, boxed set of silver handled butter knives, mm Mappin & Webb; boxed set of silver teaspoons, London hallmark dated 1917, 63.5 gms, together with a quantity of silver spoons including two mustard spoon, sauce ladle, approx 178.4 gms, a mother of pearl butter knife and four enamel collectors spoons. 

Three silver Burwarton & District Breeders Association champion prize spoons, Sheffield hallmark dated 1952, mm Mappin & Webb, each spoon having a shaped bowl, with a cattle head and inscription to the finial, approx 16 cms in length, approx 124.1 gms. This lot includes a set of silver and mother of pearl fruit knife and forks, Sheffield hallmark dated 1935, mm Z. Barraclough & Sons. (af) Z Barraclough & Sons Ltd Condition Report Three forks and three knives have issues at the join, likely gone through a hot wash. 

A crate containing a quantity of ceramic items including Theodore Haviland tea and dinner ware produced for Mappin & Webb, etc.

An antique mahogany tray fitted cased silver plated dessert set by Mappin Brothers comprising twelve each knives and forks, four pairs of nut crackers, grape scissors and a serving knife and fork

A Mappin & Webb silver octagonal bon bon dish with pierced decoration - sold with a silver folding fruit knife with mother-of-pearl clad handle and a damaged silver pepperette

A 9ct gold Mappin and Webb art deco lady's cigarette case, of rectangular shape with engine turned decoration front and back, hallmarked to interior Birmingham 1938, 6cm x 4.5cm, 27.5g

An Art Nouveau sterling silver serving spoon, having repousse roses and vines and rose terminal, American c1905, 14cm, a Viking boat terminal spoon, Chester 1935, 11.5cm and a Victorian shell and scroll spoon Sheffield 1896, Mappin & Webb, 11.5cm, 2.14ozt (3)

Six silver condiment spoons, including a Georgian Scottish Provincial fiddle pattern mustard spoon Aberdeen c1800-1825 George Booth 11cm, salt shovel London 1795 Peter and Ann Bateman 10.5cm, long handled fiddle pattern egg spoon Newcastle 1872, 14.5cm, fiddle and thread pattern egg spoon Exeter 1867 James & Josiah Williams, 12.5cm, fiddle pattern egg spoon London 1835 Mary Chawner, 12cm, relish spoon London 1858 Edward Mappin Joseph C Mappin, 9cm, 2.65ozt (6)

A nice late Victorian silver plated desk inkstand by Mappin & Webb, with engraved presentation inscription, having figure of Mercury and two cut glass and plated inkwells

A Mappin & Webb silver photograph frame 16 x 12cm Sheffield 1996 and a pair of Georgian bright cut sugar tongs

45th (Sherwood Foresters) Regiment. An Edwardian silver sauceboat, beaded handle, on three hoof feet, regimentally crested, 24.5cm l, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1904, 14oz 3dwt Light overall wear, date letter worn but just readable

A late Victorian silver sugar scuttle and matching shovel, decorated with foliate design and on circular footed base, hallmarked by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1900, approx. 14cm high x 14.5cm wide. Weight: approx. 256.4 grams (8.2ozt) Further details: shovel missing tip to end; tarnishing and some surface scratches to both, general wear. 

A small collection of silver flatware to include; a set of twelve S. Kirk & Son Co, 925/1000 ornate American silver teaspoons, with cast floral and foliate handles, in felt cutlery holder; a boxed Isle of Mull silver mustard spoon of simple design; a George III silver condiment soo, London, 1780; an early George III silver salt shovel, circa 1760; two similar George III silver teaspoons, and four various silver mustard or salt spoons, various patterns, makers including James & William Deakin and Mappin & Webb. Weight: approx. 254.9 grams (8.1ozt) Further details: all with tarnishing and surface scratching; few Georgian examples with misshapen bowls or areas with splits.

A George V silver cigarette case, elaborately decorated with foliage and central initialled cartouche, hallmarked by Charles S Green & Co, Birmingham, 1917; a George V silver pocket match book, with engine turned banded design and gilt interior, with match area within, hallmarked by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1929, together with a plated engine turned match book and a plated vesta case. (1 bag) Weighable silver: approx. 127 grams (4ozt) Further details: light surface dents and surface scratching to cigarette case; similar to silver match book, slight tarnishing and all with wear and tear.

A silver Shire Horse Society commemorative medallion, diameter approx 45mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1905, Mappin & webb Further details some tarnish wear and tear commensurate with age 

Aufsatzschale im Adam-Stil Birmingham, um 1902, Mappin & Webb Gefußt. Runde Kuppa, teilweise facettiert. Gitterrand. H. 14 cm. Gew. ca. 290 g. Beschaumarke, Meistermarke. (60439)

A trolley, a copper coal scuttle, plated wares, champagne bucket, Mappin and Webb silver plated cocktail shaker, and two car radio receivers.

ROCK CRYSTAL, ONYX AND DIAMOND BROOCH, CIRCA 1930Of openwork, annular design, the cresting waves of cushion-shaped, old brilliant and rose-cut diamonds, with fancy-cut onyx accents, within a cylindrical rock crystal border, with cushion-shaped diamond and calibré-cut onyx arches, diamonds approx. 3.20cts total, possibly later brooch fitting, length 4.4cm, Mappin & Webb caseFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Mappin and Webb eight piece setting silver plated cutlery set, cased set of two berry spoons with mother of pearl handles, Civic pewter cigarette box, silver plated crumb tray with wooden handle and other itemsLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A George V silver four piece tea set comprising tea pot, hot water jug, cream jug and twin handled sugar bowl of octagonal faceted form, each raised on stepped base (by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1927 and 1928) total weight including ebonised handles 48.5 oz

A George V silver framed easel back mirror with engine turned decoration of tapered form (by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1934) 31 cm long x 24.5 cm wide at base

Silver plate including EPNS cream jug and sugar bowl on four feet without decoration, a bowl by Garrad's with presentation inscription, a milk jug and sugar bowl (Cardinal Plate), silver plated tongs, a pair of copper base Arthur Price candlesticks 16cm, a Mappin & Webb (Princess Plate) cream jug 9cm, and a pair of rose vases 11cm.

A matched pair of silver and alabaster mounted urns, later converted to electric table lamps, each raised on alabaster bases and moulded in relief with swags and ram's heads, one hallmarked for John Newton Mappin, London, 1891; the other hallmarked for Mappin & Webb, London, 189931cm high to top of lamp fitment

A Mappin and Webb gilt brass carriage clock.

A sterling silver condiment set/ Mappin and Webb London, 1971. With blue glass liners. Sterling weight. 308g.

William Moorcroft (1872-1945), a Florian Ware egg cup, for James Macintyre & Co., glazed earthenware, green painted initials, printed 'Florian Ware' stamp, registration number '32647', raised on a plated Mappin & Webb stand,egg cup 5.4cm highstand 9.3cm diameter, and aa teapot stand, for James Macintyre & Co., glazed earthenware, with printed factory stamp,13.3cm diameter (3)Condition ReportSome tarnish to the stand, a couple of pin head frits to the foot rim of the egg cup

An Elizabeth II silver Artichoke tureen by Mappin and Webb Ltd, Sheffield 1963, of circular form, the domed pull of lid with knop finial and reed edge set on a bulbous stepped base and raised on four knuckled feet, 15cms., (5.9ins.), 557gs., (17.9ozs.)

A cased set of silver hallmarked Mappin and Webb coffee spoons. Postage category B

A CASTLE TOPPED CARD CASE NATHANIEL MILLS, BIRMINGHAM 1840 of rectangular outline, depiction of Kenilworth Castle to one side and Windsor Castle to the other; together with a caddy spoon, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1977, the terminal modelled as Queen Elizabeth II for her silver jubilee with feature hallmarks to the bowl, presented in a fitted case (2) 9.5cm 8cm long, 90g (combined)