131
William IV silver wine funnel,
in two sections, the rim
cast with scroll designs, one section only with marks for Sheffield 1836, maker indistinct,
5 1/2in (14cm) high
£80-120sold
for £90
132
Set of six silver teaspoons and tongs,
with apostle terminals,
London 1911,
in a fitted case
£25-35
sold for £45
133
Late Victorian silver tea service,
comprising of a teapot,
sugar and cream, each partly fluted and raised on four ball feet, maker
TH, Birmingham 1894, 17ozs (3)
£100-150
sold for £110
134
Silver condiment set,
comprising of a mustard
pot, pepper and salt casters, Birmingham 1933/5; and another
silver mustard pot (4)
£40-60
sold for £50
135
Silver mounted glass decanter with stopper,
Birmingham 1913, 11
1/4in (28.6cm) high
£80-120
sold for £90
lots 139 & 135
136
Late Victorian silver posy stand,
modelled in the form of
a gondola,
London 1900, 7 1/4in (81.4cm) long
£70-90
sold for £90
137
Silver circular card tray,
maker RP, London 1925,
8 1/4in (21cm) diameter; and a plated jug (2)
£70-90
sold for £90
138
Silver circular teapot,
with a gadrooned rim and
scroll handle, Birmingham 1926, 17ozs
£80-120
sold for £70
139
Victorian silver gilt basket frame,
cast with fruiting vines
and with a swing handle to the circular formed body and raised on three
feet, maker HE&Co,
Sheffield 1848, 5 1/2in (14cm)
diameter
£100-150sold
for £85
lots 139 & 135
140
Silver mounted crystal jug,
by Walker & Hall,
Sheffield 1899,
7 3/4in (19.7cm) high; and a silver vase, Birmingham 1913, 8in (20.3cm)
high (2)
£70-100
sold for £70
141
Group of four plated circular salvers
£60-90
sold for £50
142
Pair of silver fish servers,
Sheffield 1915
£50-70
sold for £60
143
Victorian silver soup ladle,
with a fiddle patterned
ladle,
maker EE, London 1856
£70-90sold
for £120
144
Lot of silver and plated cutlery,
including two pairs of
grape scissors,
also including a silver caster (a lot)
£50-80
sold for £110
145
Pair of plated wine slides,
each circular in form,
the rims cast in relief with fruiting vines and with wood inset bases,
maker Martin Hall & Company,
9 1/4in (23.5cm) diameter
£50-80sold
for £70
146
Silver rectangular card case,
Birmingham 1921, 3 3/4in
(9.5cm) long
£40-60
sold for £45
147
Silver sugar caster by Mappin & Webb,
baluster shaped and on a
stepped foot, Sheffield 1933, 7in (17.8cm) high
£50-70sold
for £75
148
Continental, possibly German, silver jewel casket,
oval in form with a
hinged cover, the finial set with an oval malachite stone, further set
with stones around the rim and body and with engine turned panels
bordered with graduated beaded sections, the interior gilt, stamped
800 on the underside,
10in (25.4cm) wide
£300-500
lot 148
149
Late Victorian silver tea service,
comprising of a teapot,
jug, sugar and cream , each richly embossed with c-scrolls and foliate
designs, maker James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1898/9, 60ozs (4)
£500-700
sold for £500
lot 149
150
Silver photograph frame,
with an easel support,
engine turned and with an arched pediment over the rectangular aperture,
Birmingham 1912,
13 1/2in (34.3cm) high
£100-150sold
for £150
151
Art Deco silver photograph frame,
with an easel support,
of tapering rectangular form with chamfered top corners, Birmingham
1923,
11 1/2in (29.2cm) high
£100-150
sold for £210
152
Silver table comport,
circular with a cast
foliate rim and stemmed over a domed foot, Birmingham 1924,
7in (17.8cm) diameter
£50-70sold
for £40
153
Victorian silver overlaid tortoiseshell photograph frame,
Birmingham 1892; and a
bronzed metal photograph frame (2)
£50-70
sold for £90
154
Pair of mother of pearl handled jelly
spoons in a fitted case; and a pair of
similar butter knives in a fitted case (2)
£40-60
sold for £40
155
Eastern metal tea service with tray,
comprising of a teapot,
jug, sugar basin, pair of pots, tea strainer and oval tray, each richly
embossed with scrolling foliate designs on a hammered ground, stamped
800 (7)
£150-200
sold for £150
156
Edwardian silver mounted glass decanter with a stopper,
Birmingham 1902, 11
3/4in (29.8cm) high
£50-70
sold for £60
157
Victorian silver and tortoiseshell inkstand,
the rectangular base
with two well apertures, though only one well, within a pierced scroll
and mask decorated raised border, London 1894, 10in (25.4cm) wide
£100-150
sold for £120
158
Art Deco silver and tortoiseshell inkstand,
the hinged rectangular
lid inset with a tortoiseshell panel and opening to reveal a circular
recess, the body of spreading rectangular form, Birmingham 1922,
4in (10.2cm) wide
£100-150sold
for £220
159
Silver and enamel dressing table set,
comprising of an oval
trinket box, scent bottle, powder jar, four brushes and a mirror, each
decorated with blue guilloche enamel, London 1926 (8)
£100-150
sold for £100
160
Art Nouveau silver dressing table set,
comprising of four
brushes, glass jar and a mirror, each embossed with winged cherubs,
various marks including London 1906 (6)
£100-150
sold for £120
161
Belgian white metal tureen,
with a detachable
rectangular cover and twin handles, stamped makers mark Wiskeman,
12in (30.5cm) wide
£50-80sold
for £50
162
Silver hot water jug,
with an ebony handle and
squat circular feet, Birmingham 1929,
8 3/4in (22.2cm) high
£80-120
sold for £90
163
Silver teapot,
with an ebony handle,
Birmingham 1904,
8 1/2in (21.6cm) long
£50-80sold
for £45
164
Foreign silver circular bowl,
engraved with a military
crest, the cast
c-scroll decorated rim over ball feet,
4 1/4in (10.8cm) diameter
£50-80
165
Set of three Victorian silver open salt dishes in a fitted case,
London 1890
£70-100
additional lots 166-190
