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1
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A late 18th century silver nutmeg grater, by Samuel Meriton,
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£288
€336
US$ 449
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2
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A George III silver nutmeg grater, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1809,
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£360
€420
US$ 562
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4
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A George III silver egg-shaped nutmeg grater, by Samuel Meriton, London 1790, and another nutmeg grater (2)
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£408
€476
US$ 637
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5
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A George III silver nutmeg grater, by John Death, London 1804,
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£600
€700
US$ 937
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8
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A silver mounted tortoiseshell compact, by Spurrier & Co, Birmingham 1923,
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£72
€84
US$ 112
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9
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A Victorian silver and enamel scent bottle, by Saunders & Shepherd, London 1888,
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£432
€504
US$ 674
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10
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A late 19th century Austrian silver and enamel cigarette case, by Georg Adam Scheid,
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£600
€700
US$ 937
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11
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A late 19th century Continental silver and enamel box, sponsor's mark of Martin & Hall, import marks for London 1900,
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£540
€630
US$ 843
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12
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An early 20th century German silver and enamel cigarette case, maker's mark LA?, also stamped "900",
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£600
€700
US$ 937
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13
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A Victorian clear glass and silver-mounted glass scent bottle of large size, retailed by Jones, and another similar by Mappin & Webb (2)
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£432
€504
US$ 674
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14
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An unusual 19th century silver-gilt rotating seal, a gold example and seven further rotating seals (9)
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£840
€981
US$ 1,312
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15
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A group of gold, gilt and hardstone mounted seals, (18)
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£780
€911
US$ 1,218
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16
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Two silver-mounted novelty pin-cushions, by Sampson Mordan & Co, Chester 1908/15,
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£360
€420
US$ 562
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17
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A group of gold, gilt and hardstone seals, (18)
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£780
€911
US$ 1,218
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18
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A group of gold, gilt and hardstone seals, (22)
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£2,040
€2,382
US$ 3,186
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19
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A pair of 19th century oval paste-set pendants, (2)
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£432
€504
US$ 674
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24
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An Edwardian silver mounted ceramic scent bottle, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1908 and five further scent bottles. (6)
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£336
€392
US$ 524
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26
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A 19th century Russian silver combined cigarette case, vesta case and lighter, assaymaster possibly A.A. Artsybashev, Moscow 1892,
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£204
€238
US$ 318
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27
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A Continental silver novelty combined table cigarette box and lighter,
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£252
€294
US$ 393
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28
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A late 19th century Russian silver mounted onyx note pad holder, maker's mark unidentified, Moscow,
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£120
€140
US$ 187
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29
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A George III silver snuff box, maker's mark WE, probably for William Ellerby or William Edwards, London 1819,
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£360
€420
US$ 562
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30
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A George III silver snuff box, by John Reily, London 1805,
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£300
€350
US$ 468
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32
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A George III silver snuff box, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1825,
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£264
€308
US$ 412
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36
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A late 18th century gilt-metal mounted agate etui,
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£432
€504
US$ 674
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37
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A 19th century Continental etui, interior pieces stamped with Paris guarantee mark,
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£408
€476
US$ 637
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38
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A William IV silver snuff box, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1832,
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£408
€476
US$ 637
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41
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A 19th century tortoiseshell circular box,
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£660
€770
US$ 1,030
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45
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A Victorian silver rattle, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1876, and another rattle (2)
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£360
€420
US$ 562
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50
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Two Victorian silver rattles, by George Unite, Birmingham 1869/80, (2)
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£300
€350
US$ 468
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54
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A cased set of three Meerschaum pipes, (3)
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£480
€560
US$ 749
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57
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A Victorian silver snuff box, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1845,
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£264
€308
US$ 412
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61
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A small quantity of silver items,
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£300
€350
US$ 468
|
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63
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A Victorian silver snuff box, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1841, and two further snuff boxes, (3)
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£552
€644
US$ 862
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71
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A silver mounted tortoiseshell travelling timepiece, by H. Matthews, Chester 1913, also stamped "54",
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£108
€126
US$ 168
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73
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A silver trinket box, maker's mark rubbed, Chester 1912, a dressing table set, a vesta case and a shoe.(Qty)
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£420
€490
US$ 656
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75
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A Victorian silver vinaigrette by Alfred Taylor, Birmingham 1854,
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£312
€364
US$ 487
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76
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A Victorian silver vinaigrette, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1840, and another by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1834, (2)
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£312
€364
US$ 487
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79
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A William IV silver vinaigrette, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1837, and a quantity of small objects (Qty)
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£504
€588
US$ 787
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80
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A Victorian silver vinaigrette, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1847, and two further vinaigrettes,(3)
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£336
€392
US$ 524
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81
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A silver-gilt vinaigrette, possibly American, and two further vinaigrettes, (3)
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£300
€350
US$ 468
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82
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A George III silver 'valise' vinaigrette, by Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1817, a vinaigrette, by Jesse Sargeant, Birmingham 1836 and a further vinaigrette (3)
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£312
€364
US$ 487
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84
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A Victorian silver 'Windsor castle' castle top vinaigrette, by Francis Clark, Birmingham 1839,
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£600
€700
US$ 937
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85
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A George III silver vinaigrette, by Lawrence & Co, Birmingham 1817, and another vinaigrette (2)
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£288
€336
US$ 449
|
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87
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A Victorian silver vinaigrette, by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1863, and two other vinaigrettes, (3)
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£432
€504
US$ 674
|
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88
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A George III silver vinaigrette, by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1799, and another by by Francis Clark, Birmingham 1839 (2)
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£264
€308
US$ 412
|
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89
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A George IV silver vinaigrette, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1832, and another by the same maker,
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£288
€336
US$ 449
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90
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A George IV silver vinaigrette, by Lawrence & Co, Birmingham 1825, and another,
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£240
€280
US$ 374
|
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92
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A Charles II silver nutmeg grater, maker's mark I C with pellet below in a shield, see Jackson's page 128, sixth entry, London circa 1668,
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£2,160
€2,522
US$ 3,373
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97
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A silver and enamel scent bottle, maker's mark rubbed, London 1923 and four further scent bottles. (5)
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£288
€336
US$ 449
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98
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A 9 carat gold propelling pencil, by E. Baker & Son, Birmingham 1928 and two further gold pencils. (3)
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£360
€420
US$ 562
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99
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A Victorian silver scent bottle, by A. W. Pennington, Birmingham 1892 and four further scent bottles. (5)
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£288
€336
US$ 449
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100
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A Victorian silver cigar case, by Rawlings & Summers, London 1854 and a silver cigar cutter. (2)
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£240
€280
US$ 374
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101
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A Victorian silver-gilt mounted glass dressing set in a coromandel case, by Frances Douglas, London 1854,
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£660
€770
US$ 1,030
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103
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A late 19th century French silver scent bottle etui,
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£120
€140
US$ 187
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104
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A cased late 19th century Chinese Export ivory dressing table set, (4)
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£720
€840
US$ 1,124
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106
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An Edwardian silver mounted time piece, by William Comyns, London 1901, (3)
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£900
€1,051
US$ 1,405
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|
107
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A pair of Edwardian silver beakers, by John Bodman Carrington, London 1905, and a Victorian beaker, (3)
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£660
€770
US$ 1,030
|
|
108
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A pair of early George III silver beakers, by William & James Priest, London 1766,
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£2,640
€3,083
US$ 4,123
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109
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A George III silver helmet-shaped milk jug, by William Eley II, London 1825,
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£504
€588
US$ 787
|
|
110
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An Edwardian silver inkstand, by Elkington & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1903,
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£456
€532
US$ 712
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111
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A silver chinoiserie bowl, by R. Comyns, London 1935,
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£1,860
€2,172
US$ 2,905
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|
113
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A pair of silver-mounted glass decanters, by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1910, and a small quantity of silver items, (Qty)
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£432
€504
US$ 674
|
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114
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A silver two-handled presentation cup, by Wilmot, Marks & Cohen, Birmingham 1915,
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£540
€630
US$ 843
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116
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An 18th century silver mounted shagreen flatware and knife box, mounts with lion passant and maker's mark only, possibly by Gawen Nash, London,
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£1,320
€1,541
US$ 2,061
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117
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A George IV pair of silver-gilt grape scissors, no makers mark or town mark, London 1820,
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£336
€392
US$ 524
|
|
119
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A George III silver meat skewer, by Eley & Fearn, London 1815, and a cased set of six tot cups, (7)
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£432
€504
US$ 674
|
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120
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A George III Irish silver soup ladle, maker's mark, town mark and Hibernia only, by John Craig, Dublin circa 1775,
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£264
€308
US$ 412
|
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121
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A George II provincial silver mounted wood punch ladle, hallmarks rubbed, lion passant and town mark legible, Exeter possibly 1749,
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£264
€308
US$ 412
|
|
122
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A 17th century silver apostle spoon, possibly St Bartholomew, London, maker's mark and date letter illegible,
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£720
€840
US$ 1,124
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123
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A 17th century silver apostle spoon, St Mathew, Exeter,
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£840
€981
US$ 1,312
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124
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A Charles I silver apostle spoon, probably St James the Greater, London 1631,
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£1,140
€1,331
US$ 1,780
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125
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A late 17th century provincial silver seal-top spoon, mark unascribed, see Jackson's p526, circa 1690,
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£864
€1,009
US$ 1,349
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126
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A 17th century silver seal-top spoon, maker's mark RW with a heart above, probably an alternative mark for Robert Wade of Taunton,
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£1,320
€1,541
US$ 2,061
|
|
127
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A Charles I silver seal-top spoon, maker's mark S?, London 1626, and another similar example, (2)
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£540
€630
US$ 843
|
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128
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A George III silver conch shell shaped toddy ladle, by Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, London 1774,
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£432
€504
US$ 674
|
|
129
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A George III silver meat skewer, by Peter & Anne Bateman, London 1793, and a pair of sauce ladles
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£264
€308
US$ 412
|
|
130
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A pair of late 17th century silver trefid spoons, by William Gough, with maker's mark WG with three stars in a shield struck twice and another WG mark, Malborough, Circa 1680-85, (2)
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£816
€953
US$ 1,274
|
|
131
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A set of twelve 18th century silver-gilt coffee spoons, maker's mark E.I, circa 1720, (12)
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£1,260
€1,471
US$ 1,968
|
|
133
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A cased pair of silver salad severs, by Jackson & Fullerton, London 1902, another pair of American servers, by Alvin Corporation,
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£228
€266
US$ 356
|
|
139
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Three 17th century silver Trefid spoons
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£720
€840
US$ 1,124
|
|
141
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A pair of Victorian silver King's pattern asparagus tongs, by George Adams, London 1843,
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£360
€420
US$ 562
|
|
142A
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A 19th century Scandinavian silver dessert service of flatware, maker's mark GWA, (Qty)
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£456
€532
US$ 712
|
|
143
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An 18th century French silver-gilt fork, maker's mark illegible, St-Lo 1745-49,
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£480
€560
US$ 749
|
|
144
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A pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard silver-gilt trefid spoons, by Lawrence Coles, London, date mistruck, 1709 or 1711, (2)
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£312
€364
US$ 487
|
|
145
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A Channel Island silver-gilt trefid spoon, by Pierre Amiraux, Jersey, 2nd half 18th century, and a rat-tail table spoon, (2)
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£312
€364
US$ 487
|
|
147
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An early 18th century Channel Islands silver trefid spoon, by Jean Gavey Jersey, and another, (2)
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£432
€504
US$ 674
|
|
149
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A collection of six silver-gilt dog-nose spoons, (6)
|
£384
€448
US$ 599
|
|
151
|
A collection of six silver rat-tail spoons,
|
£660
€770
US$ 1,030
|
|
154
|
A pair of Continental silver presentation spoons, bearing French pseudo marks, with import marks for S Boyce Landeck, Sheffield 1897,
|
£276
€322
US$ 431
|
|
156
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A George IV silver Old English feather-edge pattern straining spoon, by William Bateman, London 1821,
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£504
€588
US$ 787
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