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Fine Furniture, Silver, Decorative Arts and Clocks

Auction highlights

Lot gallery

1096 — A George II sterling silver kettle-on-stand by Thomas Whipham, London, 1756

1097 — A George II sterling silver tankard by William Williams I, London, 1747

1098 — A set of twelve George II sterling silver soup plates by Paul Crespin, London, 1732

1099 — A harliquin set of twelve George II/III sterling silver dinner plates eight by Edward Wakelin, London 1759 and four John Parker and Edward Wakelin, London 1772

1100 — A pair of George IV sterling silver rectangular covered entree dishes by Philip Rundell, London, 1820

1101 — An assembled George VI sterling silver miniature six-piece tea and coffee service by Adie Brothers, Ltd., Birmingham 1949

1102 — An assembled suite of Georgian Old Sheffield Plate servingware apparently unmarked, late 18th-early 19th century

1103 — A pair of Regency sterling silver meat-dish covers probably William Stroud, London, 1813

1104 — An Edward VII sterling silver two-handled shaped rectangular tray by Carrington & Co., London, 1904

1105 — An Edward VII sterling silver Armada pattern wine ewer by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1901

1106 — A Victorian sterling silver foliate-decorated two-handled urn by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London, 1897

1107 — A Victorian parcel-gilt sterling silver covered pineapple cup by Robert Garrard II, London, 1856

1108 — A Regency sterling silver floral and foliate-decorated covered bowl-on-stand by Samuel Whitford II, London 1818

1110 — A pair of George III sterling silver covered vegetable dishes the dishes by Thomas Heming, London, 1768, the covers by Robert Garrard I, London, 1811

1111 — A George IV sterling silver two-handled wine cooler by Benjamin Smith III, London, 1827

1112 — A set of four early Victorian sterling silver candlesticks by Benjamin Smith III, London, 1838

1113 — A pair of George IV sterling silver and turned wood decanter coasters by ST/N&H, Sheffield, 1826

1114 — A pair of George III sterling silver chamber candlesticks with extinguishers by John Roberts & Co., Sheffield, 1807

1115 — A Regency sterling silver and cut-clear-glass inkstand by John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield, 1819

1116 — A George V sterling silver church-form bank by S. Blanckensee & Son, Ltd, Birmingham, 1929

1117 — A large William IV sterling silver footed presentation salver by John Edward Terrey & Co., London, 1835

1118 — A pair of Regency sterling silver candlesticks by S. C. Younge & Co., Sheffield, 1819

1119 — A George IV sterling silver footed salver by S. C. Younge & Co, Sheffield, 1824

1120 — A pair of George III sterling silver two-handled sauce tureens by Andrew Fogelberg, London, 1776

1121 — A set of eight George IV sterling silver soup plates by Paul Storr, London, 1825

1122 — A set of four George III sterling silver meat dishes by Paul Storr, London, 1801

1123 — Two graduated Regency sterling silver oval meat dishes by Paul Storr, London, 1816

1124 — A pair of George III sterling silver second course dishes by Paul Storr, London, 1806

1125 — A set of six George III weighted sterling silver candlesticks by John Roberts & Co, Sheffield, 1808

1126 — A Pair of early Victorian sterling silver stepped domed entree dish covers by Charles Fox, II, London, 1837

1127 — A Victorian sterling silver oval reticulated footed cake basket by Edward & John Barnard, London, 1859

1128 — Two George III sterling silver footed waiters one probably by John Cox, the other by Elizabeth Cooke, London, both 1770

1129 — A pair of George III sterling silver candlesticks by John Schofield, London, 1794

1130 — A George III sterling silver oval footed two-handled tray by Thomas Hannam & John Crouch II, London, 1799

1131 — A Victorian sterling silver floral-and-foliate-decorated flagon by John Hunt & Robert Roskell, London, 1867

1132 — A George V sterling silver seven-piece tea and coffee service and a matching sterling silver two-handled tray by Crichton Brothers, London, 1913

1133 — A Continental silver-gilt, enameled and stone-inset nef apparently unmarked, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1134 — A Continental silver-gilt, enameled and stone-inset model of a three-horse chariot (troika) apparently unmarked, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1135 — A Continental silver-gilt, enameled and stone-inset table clock apparently unmarked, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1136 — A Hungarian parcel-gilt silver, enameled and stone-inset chess set no maker's mark evident, the board apparently unmarked, all pieces marked 925, 20th century

1137 — A matched pair of Continental sterling silver, enameled and stone-inset ewers marked 925 only, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1138 — An Austrian lapis-clad and enameled 800 standard silver ewerprobably by Hans Bauer, Vienna, 1866-1922

1139 — An Austrian enameled 800 standard silver shell-form footed cuppossibly by Johann Fabinger, Vienna, early 20th century

1140 — An Austrian silver and enameled harp-form table clock by Hermann Böhm, Vienna, circa 1890

1141 — An Austrian rock crystal and green stone-mounted enameled 800 standard silver box and A Hungarian lapis, amethyst, pink stone, pearl and sapphire-mounted enameled parcel-gilt silver box the first by Karl Rossler, Vienna; the second maker's mark possibly TH, Pest, late 19th century

1142 — A Continental 18K yellow gold, diamond and spinel-inset snuff box unmarked, probably Danish, 19th century

1143 — A German sterling silver-gilt singing bird box no maker's mark evident, early 20th century

1144 — A German 14K vari-gold and enameled snuff box by Charles Colins Söhne, Hanau, circa 1825

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1096 —
A George II sterling silver kettle-on-stand
by Thomas Whipham, London, 1756

1097 —
A George II sterling silver tankard
by William Williams I, London, 1747

1098 —
A set of twelve George II sterling silver soup plates
by Paul Crespin, London, 1732

1099 —
A harliquin set of twelve George II/III sterling silver dinner plates
eight by Edward Wakelin, London 1759 and four John Parker and Edward Wakelin, London 1772

1100 —
A pair of George IV sterling silver rectangular covered entree dishes
by Philip Rundell, London, 1820

1101 —
An assembled George VI sterling silver miniature six-piece tea and coffee service
by Adie Brothers, Ltd., Birmingham 1949

1102 —
An assembled suite of Georgian Old Sheffield Plate servingware
apparently unmarked, late 18th-early 19th century

1103 —
A pair of Regency sterling silver meat-dish covers
probably William Stroud, London, 1813

1104 —
An Edward VII sterling silver two-handled shaped rectangular tray
by Carrington & Co., London, 1904

1105 —
An Edward VII sterling silver Armada pattern wine ewer
by Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1901

1106 —
A Victorian sterling silver foliate-decorated two-handled urn
by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London, 1897

1107 —
A Victorian parcel-gilt sterling silver covered pineapple cup
by Robert Garrard II, London, 1856

1108 —
A Regency sterling silver floral and foliate-decorated covered bowl-on-stand
by Samuel Whitford II, London 1818

1110 —
A pair of George III sterling silver covered vegetable dishes
the dishes by Thomas Heming, London, 1768, the covers by Robert Garrard I, London, 1811

1111 —
A George IV sterling silver two-handled wine cooler
by Benjamin Smith III, London, 1827

1112 —
A set of four early Victorian sterling silver candlesticks
by Benjamin Smith III, London, 1838

1113 —
A pair of George IV sterling silver and turned wood decanter coasters
by ST/N&H, Sheffield, 1826

1114 —
A pair of George III sterling silver chamber candlesticks with extinguishers
by John Roberts & Co., Sheffield, 1807

1115 —
A Regency sterling silver and cut-clear-glass inkstand
by John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield, 1819

1116 —
A George V sterling silver church-form bank
by S. Blanckensee & Son, Ltd, Birmingham, 1929

1117 —
A large William IV sterling silver footed presentation salver
by John Edward Terrey & Co., London, 1835

1118 —
A pair of Regency sterling silver candlesticks
by S. C. Younge & Co., Sheffield, 1819

1119 —
A George IV sterling silver footed salver
by S. C. Younge & Co, Sheffield, 1824

1120 —
A pair of George III sterling silver two-handled sauce tureens
by Andrew Fogelberg, London, 1776

1121 —
A set of eight George IV sterling silver soup plates
by Paul Storr, London, 1825

1122 —
A set of four George III sterling silver meat dishes
by Paul Storr, London, 1801

1123 —
Two graduated Regency sterling silver oval meat dishes
by Paul Storr, London, 1816

1124 —
A pair of George III sterling silver second course dishes
by Paul Storr, London, 1806

1125 —
A set of six George III weighted sterling silver candlesticks
by John Roberts & Co, Sheffield, 1808

1126 —
A Pair of early Victorian sterling silver stepped domed entree dish covers
by Charles Fox, II, London, 1837

1127 —
A Victorian sterling silver oval reticulated footed cake basket
by Edward & John Barnard, London, 1859

1128 —
Two George III sterling silver footed waiters
one probably by John Cox, the other by Elizabeth Cooke, London, both 1770

1129 —
A pair of George III sterling silver candlesticks
by John Schofield, London, 1794

1130 —
A George III sterling silver oval footed two-handled tray
by Thomas Hannam & John Crouch II, London, 1799

1131 —
A Victorian sterling silver floral-and-foliate-decorated flagon
by John Hunt & Robert Roskell, London, 1867

1132 —
A George V sterling silver seven-piece tea and coffee service and a matching sterling silver two-handled tray
by Crichton Brothers, London, 1913

1133 —
A Continental silver-gilt, enameled and stone-inset nef
apparently unmarked, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1134 —
A Continental silver-gilt, enameled and stone-inset model of a three-horse chariot (troika)
apparently unmarked, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1135 —
A Continental silver-gilt, enameled and stone-inset table clock
apparently unmarked, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1136 —
A Hungarian parcel-gilt silver, enameled and stone-inset chess set
no maker's mark evident, the board apparently unmarked, all pieces marked 925, 20th century

1137 —
A matched pair of Continental sterling silver, enameled and stone-inset ewers
marked 925 only, probably Hungarian, 20th century

1138 —
An Austrian lapis-clad and enameled 800 standard silver ewer
probably by Hans Bauer, Vienna, 1866-1922

1139 —
An Austrian enameled 800 standard silver shell-form footed cup
possibly by Johann Fabinger, Vienna, early 20th century

1140 —
An Austrian silver and enameled harp-form table clock
by Hermann Böhm, Vienna, circa 1890

1141 —
An Austrian rock crystal and green stone-mounted enameled 800 standard silver box and A Hungarian lapis, amethyst, pink stone, pearl and sapphire-mounted enameled parcel-gilt silver box
the first by Karl Rossler, Vienna; the second maker's mark possibly TH, Pest, late 19th century

1142 —
A Continental 18K yellow gold, diamond and spinel-inset snuff box
unmarked, probably Danish, 19th century

1143 —
A German sterling silver-gilt singing bird box
no maker's mark evident, early 20th century

1144 —
A German 14K vari-gold and enameled snuff box
by Charles Colins Söhne, Hanau, circa 1825