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Click here to subscribeTwo sets of Victorian silver forks in the Old English pattern with bright-cut engraved feather-edge decoration, each bearing lion rampant armorial to the terminal, comprising five table forks, maker Chawner & Co (George William Adams), London 1864, length 19.5cm; and six dessert forks, maker Francis Higgins III, London 1886, length 16.5cm, gross weight 18ozt
A collection of seven early to mid-19th century silver tablespoons, in the Fiddle Pattern, comprising a pair by John James Whiting, 1848; a pair with monogrammed terminals, maker Mary Chawner, 1839; two further with monogrammed terminals, makers William Eley II & William Fearn (1822) and Chawner & Co (George William Adams) (1858), all London assays; and a Scottish example bearing motto 'Hinc Orier' and armorial to terminal, maker RT, Edinburgh 1816, lengths approx 23cm, gross weight 16.6ozt (7)
John Gudgeon of Bury (St Edmunds) - a George III silver pair cased pocket watch, having an unsigned white enamel Arabic dial, chain driven verge fusee movement with pierced balance cock, signed to the backplate J Gudgeon Bury and numbered 2213, cases assayed London 1820, dia.5.5cm, gross weight 153.1g
A six-place setting of Victorian silver dessert cutlery, comprising six each silver-bladed knives and forks, the loaded handles crafted in an ornate variant of the Kings pattern, maker Francis Higgins II, London 1853 & 1856, knife length 21cm, fork length 17cm, gross weight 17.5oztAll excellent with no apparent faults.
A yellow and white metal, diamond set horse and jockey brooch, the mounted jockey in blue and white enamel detail, the horse with 61 Old European and rose cut diamonds and a small blue cabochon eye, diamond dimensions between approx 1mm and 2.72 x 1.65mm, total weight estimated as 1.58 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour H to I and clarity VS2 to SI1, brooch length 40mm, gross weight 9.4g, not marked but tested as 15ct gold and silverEnamel chipped.
A collection of five 19th century silver teaspoons, comprising a pair in the Old English pattern, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1895, further stamped Lavine Bros, Johannesburg; and three in the Hanoverian pattern with monogrammed terminals, makers William Weston, Richard Crossley, and Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1808-1813, each approx length 17cm, gross weight 6.4ozt
A circa 1900 African rhino horn and white metal topped walking cane, the turned rhino horn in two sections, the white metal leaf and flower chased, handle with cartouche stating 'Made in Zanzibar by Alidina Visram', length 87cmThe cane is made in two sections. Obvious join 1/3 from top. Some shrinkage splits near top. Cane is slightly bowed. Silver with numerous small dents. No splits. Some surface wear to top. Weighs 460g.
William Craig of Holtwhistle - a William IV gent's silver-gilt pair cased pocket watch, having an unsigned white enamel Roman dial, chain driven verge fusee movement with pierced and engraved balance cock, signed to the backplate and numbered 216, both cases assayed Birmingham 1833, 157g, dia.5.7cmMovement not running.Dial has hairline cracks.
A set of three George III Exeter silver tablespoons, in the Old English pattern with monogrammed terminals, maker William Welch II, 1808; together with a Victorian Exeter silver tablespoon, in the Fiddle pattern with monogrammed terminal, maker William Rawlings Sobey, 1841, each approx 22cm, gross weight 8.4ozt (4)
A set of four Victorian silver serving spoons, in the Fiddle pattern, maker Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson), London 1895, 23cm; together with a tablespoon in the Fiddle pattern with shell cast and monogrammed terminal, maker John James Whiting, London 1850, 21.5cm, gross weight 12.3ozt (5)
A pair of George III silver picture-back tablespoons, in the Hanoverian pattern, each with embossed three-masted ship decoration to the reverse of the bowl and monogrammed terminal, maker probably John Spackman II, London 1779; together with another silver tablespoon in the Old English pattern with monogrammed terminal, makers mark worn, London 1779, gross weight 6.2ozt, 21.5cm (3)
A late 19th century continental silver snuff box, of waisted rectangular form, having a domed hinged cover with raised thumbpiece and gilt-washed interior, all-over engine turned foliate scrolling decoration and figural scenes to the cover, marks worn, 8 x 6 x 3cm, 2.6ozt
A pair of yellow and white metal, pearl and diamond stud earrings, each comprising an old cut diamond in a bezel setting with a 5.7 x 5.42 baroque pearl suspended below, with threaded post fittings, diamond dimensions each approx 3.7 x 3.1mm, total weight estimated as 0.54 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour J to K and clarity I1 to I2, gross weight 2.1g, not hallmarked but tested as 14 to 15ct gold and silverMetal tarnished.Stems are very short.Both diamonds are fractured.
An associated fin de siecle silver three-piece tea service, comprising teapot with domed hinged cover and ebonised handle and finial, helmet form cream jug, and twin handled sugar bowl, each of half reeded oval form, teapot maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co (William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman), Sheffield 1891, further stamped Mappin Brothers below sun-face and above addresses verso, the sugar and cream both maker John Henry Potter, Sheffield 1909, teapot length 22cm, gross weight 17.2ozt
A white metal, sapphire and diamond tortoise brooch, grain set with thirteen sapphires and twenty-one Old European and rose cut diamonds, with a yellow metal roller catch, sapphire dimensions between approx 1.9 x 1.35mm and 3.4 x 3.25 x 2mm, total weight estimated as 1.78 carats, diamond dimensions between approx 1mm and 1.75 x 1.5 x 1.5mm, total weight estimated as 0.31 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour I to J and clarity SI1 to SI2, brooch length 20mm, gross weight 3.7g, not marked but tested as 18ct gold and silverSeveral stones have minor fractures.
A continental silver cased gent's keyless triple calendar pocket watch with moonphase, having an unsigned white enamel Roman dial with triple subsidiary dials, the jewelled movement stamped The Atlas Watch, back cover and inner back cover with 0.35 silver mark, dia.6.8cm, with leather outer travel caseWatch runs.With chip to outer edge between 7 and 8 o'clock.silver unpolished.Travel case distressed, with loss to base and some leather losses.
Three George III silver tablespoons by the Bateman family of silversmiths, in the Old English pattern with monogrammed terminals, two assayed Peter & William Bateman, London 1805, the third Peter, Anne & William Bateman, 1799, each approx 21cm; together with a pair of George III bright-cut engraved silver serving spoons, in the Old English pattern with long rat-tail, monogrammed terminal and geometric motifs within feather edging, maker George Gray (often overstruck on pieces by the Batemans), London 1792, 22cm, gross weight 9.5ozt (5)
J.C. Herbert of London - an early Victorian silver cased doctor's pocket watch, having a convex white enamel dial with Roman main and subsidiary seconds dial, chain driven verge fusee movement with pierced balance cock, engraved and signed backplate numbered 13436, 111g, case dia.5cmWatch runs.Glass good and original with flat spot to centre.Small hairline to edge of dial at 9 o’clock.
An Edwardian silver sauceboat, repousse decorated with figures amongst flowers and vacant cartouche beneath spout, having a reeded rim, acanthus leaf capped S-scroll handle, and standing upon three flower capped hoof feet, maker Wakely & Wheeler (James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler), London 1896, length 22cm (including handle), 10ozt
A matched pair of George II silver and silver-gilt berry spoons, in the Hanoverian pattern having repousse decorated gilded bowls and scroll engraved stems to both sides, the terminals engraved with a monogram cartouche, makers mark worn but both London 1741, 21cm; together with a pair of George III silver tablespoons in the old English pattern, the stems bright cut engraved with stars and vacant cartouche, the terminals each pinprick monogrammed verso, maker Richard Crossley, London 1790, 21.5cm; and a William IV tablespoon in the Kings pattern, makers mark worn, London 1833, 22.5cm, gross weight 11.2ozt (5)
A pair of George IV Irish silver gilt berry spoons, the bowls having a frilled edge and bi-colour banded repousse decoration, the stems bright cut engraved with banded foliate scrolls and vacant heart shaped cartouche to terminals, maker Samuel Neville, Dublin 1823, length 22cm, gross weight 3.6oztBoth excellent.Would benefit from a polish but no apparent faults.
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