Day One - Two Day Fine Art & Antiques Sale

Saturday 01 Oct, 2022 - 10.00am

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Friday 30th September - 12pm to 5pm

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Lot 1

A George III Silver Circular Salver, by Ebenezer Coker, London, 1763, the shaped and moulded rim with scroll and shell mounts, the centre later engraved with floral...

Estimate £400 - £500 Sold For £400
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 2

A George III Silver Circular Waiter, by C T, Dublin 1750, the shaped and moulded rims with gadroon and leaf cast mounts, engraved with crest to centre, on three scroll...

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £170
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 3

A Victorian Silver Goblet, by George Fisher, London, 1875, the bowl embossed with bands of bead, scroll and strapwork ornament, bead mounts to stem and foot rim,...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £360
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 4

A Victorian Silver Scent Flask, by Horton & Allday, Chester 1883, of tapered form, the whole embossed with serpents, shells, sea scrolls and floral ornament, on a...

Estimate £400 - £600 Sold For £360
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 5

A Late Victorian Silver Baluster-Shaped Hot Water Jug, by Daniel and John Wellby, London, 1890, with spiral reeded body and cover, leaf cast spout and ebonised scroll...

Estimate £150 - £250 Sold For £200
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 6

An Edward VII Silver Oval Kettle on Stand and Similar Oval Teapot and Milk Jug, the kettle on stand by Z Barraclough & Sons, Sheffield, 1905, with ebonised handle and...

Estimate £550 - £650 Sold For £660
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 7

An Edward VII Silver Oval Bowl, by Mappin & Webb, London 1904, with shaped and moulded rim, bulbous body on shaped and moulded foot rim, 14.5ins x 9.75ins x 7.75ins...

Estimate £650 - £750 Sold For £720
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 8

A Pair of Edward VII Silver Sugar Casters, by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1909, the shaped covers with gadroon mounts and scroll moulded finials, on circular foot...

Estimate £120 - £160 Sold For £130
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 9

An Edward VII Silver Gilt Oval Basket, maker's mark rubbed, London, 1905, of classical form with shell, scroll and leaf cast mounts, the pierced sides cast with swags,...

Estimate £120 - £160 Sold For £160
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 10

An Edward VII Irish Silver Circular Three Piece Tea Service, by Charles Lambe, Dublin 1909, with shaped rims and moulded girdles to bodies, scroll handles and on pad...

Estimate £300 - £400 Sold For £380
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 11

A George V Harlequin Silver Oval Four-Piece tea and Coffee Service, by Daniel and Arter, Birmingham, 1928 and 1931, of oval form with angular handles, comprising -...

Estimate £800 - £900 Sold For £940
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 12

An Elizabeth II Silver Circular Dish, by S & B Ltd., Sheffield, 1964, the mounts cast with fruiting vines and with pierced borders, on circular foot rim, 12.25ins...

Estimate £300 - £400 Sold For £360
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 13

A Pair of Elizabeth II Silver Three Light Candelabra, by Garrard & Co. Ltd, London, 1969, with gadroon and leaf mounts, reeded branches and fluted stems, on circular...

Estimate £1250 - £1600 Sold For £1700
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 14

A George V Silver Circular Three-Piece Tea Service, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd., London, 1931,of circular squat form, with moulded girdle to body and scroll handles,...

Estimate £400 - £600 Sold For £420
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 15

An Elizabeth II Silver Circular Tray, by Peter Charles Maxwell Alwyn, London 1990, with shaped and moulded rim, and engraved monogram to centre, 8ins diameter, weight...

Estimate £120 - £160 Sold For £150
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 16

A George VI Silver Circular Three-Piece Tea Service, by E. Silver & Co., Sheffield, 1949, of panelled form and on scroll feet, comprising - tea pot with ebonised...

Estimate £350 - £500 Sold For £380
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 17

A George I Silver Tankard, by William Fawdery, London 1722, with scroll handle and moulded foot rim, 4ins high, weight 8ozs

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £440
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 18

A George III Silver Rectangular Snuff Box, by John Shaw, Birmingham 1808, of slightly curved and reeded form, 2.25ins x 1.25ins, weight 1.2ozs

Estimate £80 - £120 Sold For £80
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 19

An 18th Century Silver Mote Spoon, by F E, London, circa 1760, the bowl pierced with crosslets and scrolls, 7ins overall, weight .73ozs

Estimate £100 - £150 Sold For £100
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 20

Two 18th Century Silver Mote Spoons, one rat tail spoon by John Lefebure, London, circa 1720, the bowl pierced with leaf scrolls, 5.25ins overall, the other unmarked,...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 21

Two 18th Century Silver Single Drop Mote Spoons, one possibly by Elias Cachart, London, circa 1739, the bowl pierced with crosslets and scrolls, 5.75ins overall, the...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 22

Two 18th Century Silver Mote Spoons, one double drop possibly by Thomas Oliphant, London, circa 1750, the bowl pierced with crosslets, dots and scrolls, 5ins overall,...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 23

Two 18th Century Silver Mote Spoons, one double drop maker's mark illegible, London, circa 1750, 5.25ins overall, one shell back possibly by Sarey Price, London, circa...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 24

Two 18th Century Silver Mote Spoons, one by Thomas Wallis, London, circa 1760, the bowl pierced with scrolls, 5.25ins overall, the other double drop, maker's mark...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 25

Two 18th Century Silver Mote Spoons, one double drop possibly by Samuel Key, London, circa 1760, the bowl pierced with cluster of crosslets and scrolls, 5.5ins...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 26

Two 18th Century Silver Mote Spoons, one fancy back by Samuel Meeriton II, London, circa 1775, the bowl pierced with three crosslets and scrolls, 5.5ins overall, the...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 27

Two 18th Century Silver Fancy Back Mote Spoons, one by Jeremiah King, London, circa 1740, the bowl pierced with crosslets and scrolls 4.5ins overall, the other by...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 28

An Elizabeth II Silver and White Guilloche Enamel Backed Five Piece Dressing Table Set, by T P, London, 1959, the enamel backs set with marcasite flower heads to...

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £190
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 29

A George III Silver Meat Skewer, maker's mark rubbed, London 1761, with plain blade and cast shell and ring terminal, 12.75ins overall, weight 3.5ozs

Estimate £120 - £160
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 30

A George III Silver Marrow Spoon and Two Pairs of George II Silver Table Spoons, the marrow spoon by Charles Hougham, London 1791, one pair of table spoons by Philip...

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £170
Plus buyers premium of 27%

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