Ella Jerman-Riddell
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A Farquhar Legacy
Lot 160
A selection of silver items Various dates and makers (6)
19 November 2025, 14:00 GMT
London, New Bond Street£400 - £600
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A selection of silver items
Various dates and makers
To include: a pair of George III silver wine coasters (London 1787, maker's mark possibly IH), of typical form with beaded rims above pierced sides with initial engraved cartouche, on turned wood bases, diameter 11.75cm;
a George V silver condiment / sugar vase (George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1914), of pierced urn form with hinged shallow dome and ball finial, raised on a pedestal stem on a square base, and blue glass liner, together with a matched William IV silver spoon (London, 1836), height of vase 13.5cm, weight 184gms;
a George V silver drum mustard pot (Adie Brothers Ltd, London 1913), the hinged cover with foliate engraved border and shell thumbpiece above a pierced body, and blue glass liner, height 6.5cm;
a George V silver and silver-gilt box (Henry Hodson Plante, Birmingham 1927, of typical rectangular form with foliate border leading to an engine-turned decorated body, the hinged lid opening to reveal a gilt interior and engraving A.F./FROM/C.B., length 10.5cm, weight total weighable 577gms. (6)
To include: a pair of George III silver wine coasters (London 1787, maker's mark possibly IH), of typical form with beaded rims above pierced sides with initial engraved cartouche, on turned wood bases, diameter 11.75cm;
a George V silver condiment / sugar vase (George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1914), of pierced urn form with hinged shallow dome and ball finial, raised on a pedestal stem on a square base, and blue glass liner, together with a matched William IV silver spoon (London, 1836), height of vase 13.5cm, weight 184gms;
a George V silver drum mustard pot (Adie Brothers Ltd, London 1913), the hinged cover with foliate engraved border and shell thumbpiece above a pierced body, and blue glass liner, height 6.5cm;
a George V silver and silver-gilt box (Henry Hodson Plante, Birmingham 1927, of typical rectangular form with foliate border leading to an engine-turned decorated body, the hinged lid opening to reveal a gilt interior and engraving A.F./FROM/C.B., length 10.5cm, weight total weighable 577gms. (6)