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251A — Lot withdrawn: please contact Bonhams for more information about this lot

300 — A Novelty silver Wheelbarrow Asprey and Co, London, 1981

301 — An Art Deco novelty electoplated table lighter 1930s

302 — A silver ice bucket by Asprey & Co., London, 1967

302A — A collection of flatware various dates and makers

302B — A three piece silver tea service maker's mark WB over LD, Birmingham 1919

303 — Five Baltic or Scandinavian Silver Spoons 17th century (5)

304 — A pair of silver candlesticks maker's mark HE, Sheffield, 1899

305 — Two silver pierced dishes

306 — A George III silver sugar basket maker's mark HG, London, 1789

307 — Four French silver pierced twin-handled dishes control marks, c1900

308 — A late Victorian silver dressing table mirror maker's mark WG, London, 1896 (2)

309 — A pair of 19th century French silver-gilt double salts French control marks (8)

310 — A four piece silver tea service maker's mark EV, Sheffield, 1960 and 1961 (5)

311 — A pair of George III silver salts maker's mark HN, London, 1803 (2)

312 — A pair of George V silver cornithian column candlesticks maker's mark WL&S, Sheffield, 1912 (4)

313 — A pair of five-light silver candelabra Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1958

314 — An Edwardian Silver Mantle Timepiece B T Greening, Birmingham, 1904,

315 — An Edwardian four piece silver tea service Frances Howard, Sheffield, 1906-09

316 — A George VI silver tazza Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1937 (2)

317 — A pair of Baltic amber and silver goblets Probably Polish, Late 19th/early 20th century

318 — A Pair of double salts Marc Augustin Ledbrun, Paris, circa 1830, maker's mark and LEDBRUN incuse mark

319 — A Three piece victorian silver tea service JR, Birmingham, 1898

320Ω — A collection of fiddle pattern cutlery various makers and dates

321 — An edwardian silver dressing table mirror maker's mark unclear, London, 1909

322 — A silver-mounted table cigar box maker's mark unclear, London, 1922

323 — An Edwardian rococco silver jewellery casket, maker's mark WC, London, 1901, (2)

324 — A modern five piece Irish silver tea service maker's mark RH, Dublin, 1971 and 1973

325Y — A collection of silver to include a teapot, a sugar bowl, a comport, a basket, an over-sized thimble and a pair of sugar tongs the teapot and sugar bowl bearing maker's mark JSH, London, 1884 and 1886 (7)

326 — A Maltese Silver Model Dis, Maltese standard mark

327 — A pair of George III silver sauce boats maker's mark W.B, London, 1756

328 — A Modern Dublin four piece silver tea service maker's mark RII, dublin, 1969-1970

329 — An 18th century silver marrow scoop maker's mark R.S, London, 1767

330 — An Edwardian four piece silver tea service maker's mark JD over WD, Sheffield, 1904

331 — A silver waiter, also a small collection of silver tableware and flatware by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1973 and various others (25)

332 — A pair of twin branch silver candelabra maker's mark AJA, Birmingham 1993 & 1995,

333 — A George III swing handled silver basket by Francis Crump, London 1758,

334Y — A George III baluster silver coffee pot maker's marks indistinct, London 1781

335 — A George III Irish silver circular salver by Robert Williams, Dublin 1807,

336 — A George III matched silver tea service the teapot and stand by J.E. Terry & Co, London 1817, the jug and sugar bowl by Samuel Hennell, 1812 & 1813, (4)

337 — A pair of George III silver sauceboats maker's mark indistinct, London 1770

338 — A pair of George v silver cafe au lait pots maker's mark R&S, London, 1927

339 — A George II silver salver by Dennis Langton, London 1732

340 — Two George III silver baluster mugs the larger by Richard Gurney and Thomas Cook, London, 1750 the smaller by William Shaw and William Priest, London, 1754 (2)

341 — A late George III silver cream jug by Paul Storr, London, 1820

342Y — A Victorian silver coffee pot by Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1849

343 — Christopher Dresser for Hukin & Heath, an arts and crafts electroplated tea kettle retailed by Leuchars & Son, London & Paris, model number 2110

344 — A composite canteen of Danish silver flatware first quarter 20th century, makers to include J. Svinth, assay master C.F Heise, also stamped with the Dansk Arbedje mark

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300 —
A Novelty silver Wheelbarrow
Asprey and Co, London, 1981

301 —
An Art Deco novelty electoplated table lighter
1930s

302 —
A silver ice bucket
by Asprey & Co., London, 1967

302A —
A collection of flatware
various dates and makers

302B —
A three piece silver tea service
maker's mark WB over LD, Birmingham 1919

303 —
Five Baltic or Scandinavian Silver Spoons
17th century (5)

304 —
A pair of silver candlesticks
maker's mark HE, Sheffield, 1899

305 —
Two silver pierced dishes

306 —
A George III silver sugar basket
maker's mark HG, London, 1789

307 —
Four French silver pierced twin-handled dishes
control marks, c1900

308 —
A late Victorian silver dressing table mirror
maker's mark WG, London, 1896 (2)

309 —
A pair of 19th century French silver-gilt double salts
French control marks (8)

310 —
A four piece silver tea service
maker's mark EV, Sheffield, 1960 and 1961 (5)

311 —
A pair of George III silver salts
maker's mark HN, London, 1803 (2)

312 —
A pair of George V silver cornithian column candlesticks
maker's mark WL&S, Sheffield, 1912 (4)

313 —
A pair of five-light silver candelabra
Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1958

314 —
An Edwardian Silver Mantle Timepiece
B T Greening, Birmingham, 1904,

315 —
An Edwardian four piece silver tea service
Frances Howard, Sheffield, 1906-09

316 —
A George VI silver tazza
Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1937 (2)

317 —
A pair of Baltic amber and silver goblets
Probably Polish, Late 19th/early 20th century

318 —
A Pair of double salts
Marc Augustin Ledbrun, Paris, circa 1830, maker's mark and LEDBRUN incuse mark

319 —
A Three piece victorian silver tea service
JR, Birmingham, 1898

320^Ω —
A collection of fiddle pattern cutlery
various makers and dates

321 —
An edwardian silver dressing table mirror
maker's mark unclear, London, 1909

322 —
A silver-mounted table cigar box
maker's mark unclear, London, 1922

323 —
An Edwardian rococco silver jewellery casket,
maker's mark WC, London, 1901, (2)

324 —
A modern five piece Irish silver tea service
maker's mark RH, Dublin, 1971 and 1973

325^Y —
A collection of silver to include a teapot, a sugar bowl, a comport, a basket, an over-sized thimble and a pair of sugar tongs
the teapot and sugar bowl bearing maker's mark JSH, London, 1884 and 1886 (7)

326 —
A Maltese Silver Model Dis,
Maltese standard mark

327 —
A pair of George III silver sauce boats
maker's mark W.B, London, 1756

328 —
A Modern Dublin four piece silver tea service
maker's mark RII, dublin, 1969-1970

329 —
An 18th century silver marrow scoop
maker's mark R.S, London, 1767

330 —
An Edwardian four piece silver tea service
maker's mark JD over WD, Sheffield, 1904

331 —
A silver waiter, also a small collection of silver tableware and flatware
by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1973 and various others (25)

332 —
A pair of twin branch silver candelabra
maker's mark AJA, Birmingham 1993 & 1995,

333 —
A George III swing handled silver basket
by Francis Crump, London 1758,

334^Y —
A George III baluster silver coffee pot
maker's marks indistinct, London 1781

335 —
A George III Irish silver circular salver
by Robert Williams, Dublin 1807,

336 —
A George III matched silver tea service
the teapot and stand by J.E. Terry & Co, London 1817, the jug and sugar bowl by Samuel Hennell, 1812 & 1813, (4)

337 —
A pair of George III silver sauceboats
maker's mark indistinct, London 1770

338 —
A pair of George v silver cafe au lait pots
maker's mark R&S, London, 1927

339 —
A George II silver salver
by Dennis Langton, London 1732

340 —
Two George III silver baluster mugs
the larger by Richard Gurney and Thomas Cook, London, 1750 the smaller by William Shaw and William Priest, London, 1754 (2)

341 —
A late George III silver cream jug
by Paul Storr, London, 1820

342^Y —
A Victorian silver coffee pot
by Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1849

343 —
Christopher Dresser for Hukin & Heath, an arts and crafts electroplated tea kettle
retailed by Leuchars & Son, London & Paris, model number 2110

344 —
A composite canteen of Danish silver flatware
first quarter 20th century, makers to include J. Svinth, assay master C.F Heise, also stamped with the Dansk Arbedje mark