Two Day Sale of Fine Art & Antiques

Tuesday 08 Oct, 2013 - 10.00am

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Lot 34

An Edward VII silver pot-pourri box and cover of lobed outline, the cover pierced and cast with fuchsias, 6.25ins x 4.25ins x 1.125ins high, by Wiiliam Comyns, London...

Estimate £120 - £160 Sold For £420
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 35

A Victorian silver three piece travelling communion set by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1885, comprising - chalice, 3ins high, paten, 2.75ins diameter, and wine...

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £220
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 36

A Victorian silver circular string box of bulbous form, the body embossed with birds and leaf scrolls and on three splayed feet, 3.5ins diameter x 3.75ins high, by...

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £290
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 37

A George IV silver circular mustard pot of bulbous reeded form with shell and leaf cast handle and footrim, 3ins high, maker's mark rubbed, London 1825, an Edward VII...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £220
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 38

A late Victorian "Nurse's" silver buckle cast with birds, mask and floral ornament, 5.75ins x 3.5ins overall, by G. & Co, Birmingham 1894 (weight 2.5ozs) and four...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £160
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 39

A Victorian child's silver rattle, the body cast with flowers, with whistle to end, hung with nine bells and with coral teething bar, 5.5ins long, Birmingham 1861

Estimate £300 - £400 Sold For £360
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 40

An Edward VII silver shell pattern nutmeg grater, 1.75ins x 1.25ins overall, by F.H., London 1908

Estimate £600 - £800
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 41

An early 19th Century Scottish silvery metal mounted horn snuff mull, the lid inset with oval cabochon agate, the body applied with oval cartouche, 2.75ins (cartouche...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £200
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 42

An early 19th Century Scottish silvery metal mounted horn vinaigrette, the embossed lid inset with a caingorm, 2ins overall (lacking interior grille)

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £290
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 43

A William IV silver gilt vinaigrette with engine turned ornament, 1.625ins x 1ins x .375ins high, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1835 (engraved initials "JJ" to lid)

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £210
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 44

A George III silver gilt vinaigrette with engine turned ornament and cast floral mounts, 1.25ins x 1.125ins x .5ins high, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1818

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 45

An Edward VII silver rectangular vesta case engraved with leaf scroll ornament and initials "G.EC." within rectangular panel, 1.875ins x 1.375ins, Birmingham 1904, and...

Estimate £100 - £150 Sold For £140
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 46

A George V silver hat pin by Charles Horner, the 24cms steel pin with amethyst set thistle pattern finial, 35cms overall, Chester 1911, three silvery metal mounted...

Estimate £250 - £350 Sold For £380
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 47

A George V silver thistle pattern hat pin by Charles Horner, with scrolling thistle pattern finial set with an amber coloured stone, 30mm overall, Chester 1911, and...

Estimate £250 - £300 Sold For £360
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 48

A George V silver golf club pattern hat pin by Charles Horner, Chester 1910, another similar hat pin by A.C., Birmingham 1910, a Charles Horner Welsh hat pattern hat...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £280
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 49

A George V silver and enamel button topped hat pin by Charles Horner, surmounted by an open button top in silver and white enamel "Daisy" pattern, 20mm diameter,...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £290
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 50

An early 20th Century sterling silver hat pin, with hardstone set dirk to finial, 60mm overall, a George V silver Charles Horner with triangular and ball pattern...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 51

An early 19th Century French silvery metal wig pin, the finial with pierced open leaf pattern and indistinct convention marks to shank, 20cms overall, and another...

Estimate £120 - £160
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 52

A late Victorian tortoise-shell and silver mounted button pattern hat pin, with a circular button and inlaid star to centre, a pair of Edward VII silver and celluloid...

Estimate £250 - £300 Sold For £360
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 53

An early 20th Century bone hat pin, the finial carved as a tulip, 30mm overall, eleven French jet, Whitby jet and Bakelite imitating jet finial pattern hat pins, and...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £250
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 54

A pair of 1930s celluloid tipped double ended hat pins, with shocking pink, green, blue and gilt enamelled finial, two pairs of gilt brass and glass button topped hat...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £210
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 55

A late 19th Century Japanese "Satsuma" pottery hat pin, the finial decorated with iris and wisteria in gilt and enamel colours, contained in a 20th Century "Satsuma"...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £190
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 56

An Art Deco Bakelite pen pattern hat pin, with faux tortoise-shell pen handle and with gilt metal pen nib pattern fixer, 26cms overall

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £160
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 57

An early 20th Century Cornish Motto ware pottery hat pin holder, the waisted body decorated with yachts in sail, four other associated pieces of Motto ware, two other...

Estimate £100 - £150 Sold For £110
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 59

A William IV silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon by William Eaton, London 1832 (engraved with crest), and a Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish slice, by David...

Estimate £200 - £300
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 60

A George III Irish silver fish slice with oval engraved and pierced blade and plain terminal by Christopher Haines, Dublin 1789, a Victorian silver fish fork with...

Estimate £200 - £300 Sold For £360
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 61

Two George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles, London 1808 and 1809, a pair of William IV silver fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1831, four George IV fiddle...

Estimate £300 - £400 Sold For £440
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 62

A William IV silver "Berry" spoon with bright cut handle, possibly by Charles Boyton, London 1832, six Victorian silver fiddle pattern tea spoons, London 1865...

Estimate £250 - £350 Sold For £290
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 63

A pair of George III silver "Berry" spoons, the handles engraved with scroll and floral ornament, by Elizabeth Tookey, London 1768, a pair of George III silver...

Estimate £150 - £200 Sold For £140
Plus buyers premium of 27%
Lot 64

A pair of George V silver "Triffid" pattern table spoons with leaf scroll cast terminals, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1931, a George III silver ladle with...

Estimate £250 - £350 Sold For £240
Plus buyers premium of 27%

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