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A pair of Art Nouveau silver vases by J & R Griffin Chester, 1915, weighted. Height 17.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both vases are structurally sound. Both circular bases are in good order. Both vases have been dropped. Vase 1 has a dent at the back of one of the four handle supports and other minor dents to the column. The same vase has five small dents to the main bowl. We do not think that the handles have been detached from the bowl. Vase 2 has two dents where the bottom branch of the arm joins the main body of the vase. It looks as if two of the four handles have had a soldered repair where they join the body of the bowl. The bowl itself has seven or eight small dents. Both vases sit square.
A silver rose bowl by George Maudsley Jackson and David Landsborough London 1896. 595 grams. CONDITION REPORT: The bowl is in generally extremely good condition. There are no dents. It is not misshapen. The embossed work is not rubbed through. The hallmark is clear. Diameter 19.5 cm, height 13.5 cm, base diameter 11.5 cm.
A rectangular silver salver, of small form, Edward VII 1901, maker Carrington & Co (John Bodman Carrington), 223 grams, 14.5 cm x 20 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The tray is in generally very good order with no signs of any damage, no repairs and no restoration. There are no dents and no significant scratches. There is no tarnishing of any note.
A George IV silver gilt snuff box, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1827, engine turned and with guilloche engraving, 72 mm x 44 mm x 17 mm, 78 grams (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The snuffbox is in generally very good condition. There are no issues with the hinge and the lid closes as it should. There are no corner dents to the main body. The interior is in extremely good order also with no significant tarnishing.
A collection of Chinese and other eastern snuff bottles, ceramic, enamel, silver coloured metal, jewelled and inlaid mother of pearl, variously set with jade, amber, etc. and a hardback book "Chinese Snuff Bottles" by Lilla S. Perry. Tallest 85 mm. CONDITION REPORT: The blue porcelain snuff bottle has a hairline crack running for +/- 4.5 cm. The folding double snuff bottle has no stoppers. The enamelled example is in good order with no issues. The three other metal snuff bottles are in good order with no issues. The moon shaped example is missing its stopper top.
A George III silver boat shaped salt, with blue glass liner, London 1796, makers mark rubbed, together with a silver matchbox holder, Birmingham 1909, a small silver funnel, a silver coloured metal snuffer, a continental silver christening mug stamped 835 and a silver mustard spoon.
A late Victorian Betjeman's patent "The Tantalus", with silver plated mounts, oak and with three cut glass decanters. Width 36.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: We have the key and the mechanism operates. All plated sections are present. They are all tarnished. The oak case is in generally good order but is a little dirty. There are no cracks or significant damage. Two of the three decanters are in generally good order. There are no significant chips and only minor nibbles around the edges of the base. The third decanter has a chip and glued repair to the top lip. There are also other minor nibbles to the bottom edge. All three stoppers have a very slight scuff to the top point where this has touched the underside of the locking mechanism.
A pair of Birmingham silver sauce boats 1938 maker Adie Brothers Ltd, 196 grams. CONDITION REPORT: Both sauce boats are in generally very good condition. We can see no evidence of any repairs. There are no significant marks or scratches and the hallmarks are clear. One sauce boat has minor denting around the pouring lip and one very small dent to the body, the other has no issues.
A pair of George II silver salts, circular with cabriole legs and pad feet bearing crest, London 1737, maker I.S. (unrecorded) diameter 6.5 cm, together with a second pair smaller, London 1905, maker C S Harris & Sons Ltd and a third similar in pattern by the same maker, London 1927, another by J Parks, Vigo Street, London 1919, the last with London marks rubbed, combined weight 476 grams, excluding liner.

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