A Victorian silver christening mug
By James Dixon, Sheffield, 1880,
of cylindrical form, with engraved palmette frieze and scroll cartouche, height 8cm, a circular dish, Sheffield, 1900, with embossed scroll border, a quaich, Birmingham, 1924, a double lipped jug, London, 1903, with twin handles, a christening spoon and fork, Sheffield, 1904-05, initialled, cased, a cased set of six teaspoons, London, 1926, a silver lidded glass box, London, 1835, a toasting fork, Sheffield, 1906, and the following electroplated items; a swing handled basket, two salvers, three sauce ladles, twelve mother of pearl handled fruit forks, ten knives, and two salt spoons, weight of weighable silver 14oz. (qty)
of cylindrical form, with engraved palmette frieze and scroll cartouche, height 8cm, a circular dish, Sheffield, 1900, with embossed scroll border, a quaich, Birmingham, 1924, a double lipped jug, London, 1903, with twin handles, a christening spoon and fork, Sheffield, 1904-05, initialled, cased, a cased set of six teaspoons, London, 1926, a silver lidded glass box, London, 1835, a toasting fork, Sheffield, 1906, and the following electroplated items; a swing handled basket, two salvers, three sauce ladles, twelve mother of pearl handled fruit forks, ten knives, and two salt spoons, weight of weighable silver 14oz. (qty)
Sold for
£300
inc. premium
Category: Decorative Arts / Silver
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