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Lot 1
A pair of 19th century Padley, Parkin & Staniforth, silver plated twin branch candelabra, each of elaborate form with curved detachable arms and sconces, relief cast mermaids to central column, foliate detail and standing on a three splayed base with cast foliate and scrolled design, both marked PP&S and hand symbol to base, each approx. 66cm high x 47cm wide. Further details: both with loss to plating, all areas with wear, some age related scratching and overall tarnishing.
Estimate£200 - £300
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Lot 2
A Victorian large silver plated five branch candelabra (converted to electric), of Corinthian style columned centre on three pointed base with three cast winged sphinx (Egyptian) supports, the five branches to top with Rams head detail, three Rams head detail to knopped stem near top. Converted to electric, drilled to base and wire goes along exterior of column and inside column coming out of central candle holder top. With two bulbs and old wiring. Needs rewired etc. Approx. 73.5cm high. Furt
Estimate£20 - £30
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Lot 3
A suitcase shaped cased canteen of Bestecke Solingen gold-plated cutlery, looks complete, generally good condition, only minor wear and loss to gilding, case with only minor scuffs.
Estimate£60 - £80
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Lot 4
A 20th Century Sheffield silver plated (EPNS) complete canteen of cutlery in a mahogany table with four removable legs and green leather top. (hinges to case broken)
Estimate£100 - £150
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Lot 5
An early 20th Century large oak canteen of cutlery, top pull out tray all by W.H Pobjoy of Liverpool, with celluloid handles, bottom area contents by Daniel & Arter, Nevada Silver, oak canteen with key, and brass plaque inscribed "Presented to Mr Henry Nuttall, by the L'pool Brass Founders Society, as a mark of appreciation of his services during 18 years as Treasurer, April 1913".
Estimate£60 - £70
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Lot 6
A large collection of silver plated early to mid 20th Century items to include: candle sticks, tea sets, posie vases, fruit bowls, fruit baskets, flat wares, cake and plate stands, condiments and more. (Large Q in 2 boxes)
Estimate£80 - £100
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Lot 7
A collection of mid 20th Century flat wares, various cutlery, along with place mats, tea towels and other boxed items.
Estimate£10 - £20
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Lot 8
A collection of plated items to include; a cased set of early 20th century fish knives, forks and servers, with ivorine handles; an elaborate tureen and cover; punch ladle; elaborate toast rack; sauceboat; a pair of lily pad handled salt cellars; plated trinket dish; Danish taper stick holder etc.
Estimate£30 - £40
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Lot 9
A small collection of silver plated items to include; two entrée dishes; small dishes and covers; carving set on stand; twin handled bowl, along with a small amount of glass items and an Eastern inlayed knife. (1 box)
Estimate£40 - £60
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Lot 10
A late 19th Century silver plated ink stand with stag figure detail, two ink pots, three silver plated pencils and a miniature ink well in bullet shaped case.
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Lot 11
A 20th century silver plated three piece tea set, on curved feet with angular handles and ribbed edging, tea pot with ebonised handle and finial (loose). (3)
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Lot 12
A small amount of silver plate to include; a footed comport with swing handle by Mappin & Webb; an EPNS oval swing basket with pierced border; a plated curved rectangular dish with swing handle; a plated baluster form sugar caster, and a Civic plated tea pot on four feet. (5)
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Lot 13
An early 20th century Continental silver and enamel trinket box, elaborately enamelled to cover with central blue flower surrounded by yellow guilloche enamel with vines, green enamelled band to side of box, with gilt interior, base engine turned, Continental marks to rim, approx. 7.1cm diameter x 2.2cm high. Gross weight approx. 120 grams (3.8ozt) Further details: enamel loss to cover near edge, small scuffs and scratches to cover enamel also; minor impact area to green enamel band to side;
Estimate£100 - £150
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Lot 14
A collection of silver items to include; an Edwardian silver dressing table tray, of curved rectangular shape with scrolled edging, foliate and scrolled embossed design, hallmarked by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1903, approx. 27cm long; a late Victorian silver dish, with scrolled and crimped edging, embossed foliate design and plain centre, hallmarked by Fenton Bros Ltd, Sheffield, 1896, approx. 17.2cm diameter; an Edwardian silver trinket dish, with pierced Art Nouveau stylised design, hallmarked
Estimate£150 - £250
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Lot 15
A Victorian double ended scent bottle, having cylindrical twisted glass body, one end with silver screw top, other hinged, both engraved with foliage and scrolls, hallmarked by HF, London, 1859, approx. 14.5cm long. Further details: chips and some loss to glass body; tarnishing, surface scratches and wear to both silver ends; both ends misshapen; glass stopper missing; general wear.
Estimate£30 - £40
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Lot 16
A pair of novelty Victorian silver figural desk seals, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, one assayed Chester the other Birmingham, both 1895, modelled as a gentleman with cane doffing his hat and a lady holding a flower, raised upon circular plinth seal bases, height approx. 5.6cm. (96.5g). (2)
Estimate£120 - £180
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Lot 17
A pair of early 20th century novelty silver salt and pepper shakers, modelled as a Continental couple, he with pot belly and twist-lock head pierced to top, she holding a rose and with pierced twist-lock top to hat, import hallmarks for George Bedingham, London, 1912, and impressed marks to base (probably Dutch), each approx. 10cm high, total weight approx. 177.9g. (2) Further details: tarnishing, minor knocks and small dents; scratching and wear.
Estimate£150 - £200
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Lot 18
A pair of late Victorian silver asparagus servers, Queens pattern curved handle and pierced ends, hallmarked by Francis Higgins III, London, 1898, approx. 25cm long. Weight: approx. 217.6 grams (7ozt) Further details: some surface scratching and slight scuffs; general wear and tarnishing.
Estimate£100 - £150
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Lot 19
A George II silver double ended marrow scoop, hallmarked, London, 1730 (rubbed), makers mark indistinct, approx. 20.9cm long. Weight: approx. 50.4 grams (1.6ozt) Further details: makers marks completely rubbed; date letter slightly rubbed; other marks eligible; tarnishing and surface scratching, general wear.
Estimate£40 - £60
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Lot 20
A pair of George III Old English patterned silver table spoons, engraved edging and with rampant lion terminals, hallmarked by Hester Bateman, London, 1780, each approx. 21.5cm long; together with two similar bright cut engraved George III Old English patterned silver table spoons, both with initialled terminals, hallmarked by Hester Bateman, London, 1784 and 1787. (4) Weight: approx. 241.9 grams (7.7ozt) Further details: tarnishing; surface scratching and wear.
Estimate£100 - £150
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Lot 21
A collection of George III Old English patterned silver table spoons to include; a pair hallmarked by Thomas Wallis II, London, 1790, another pair hallmarked by Charles Hougham, London, 1787, and another pair hallmarked by William Sumner I, London, 1784, all pairs with varying initials, each approx. 21.5cm long. Weight approx. 337.8 grams (10.8ozt) Further details: all with marks and tarnishing; couple with dents; some with green Verdigris and oxidisation; scratching and general wear.
Estimate£120 - £180
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Lot 22
A set of six George III Irish provincial silver Celtic Point dessert spoons, all bright cut engraved to stems with central crest (Phoenix on cross terminal), each stamped STERLING, Cork or Limerick, with maker's mark IH, circa 1780/90, each approx. 18.7cm long. Weight: approx. 154 grams (4.9ozt) Further details: tarnishing; general wear and some surface scratching.
Estimate£500 - £700
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Lot 23
A William III Britannia silver trefid spoon, with oval bowl and ridged rat tail, the reverse handle engraved initials: I R to I K, hallmarked by Thomas Allen, London, 1700, approx 1.69 ozt (52.1 grams), 19.2 cm long Further details: marks on reverse handle, marks worn
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Lot 24
A Charles II silver trefid spoon, with oval bowl and rat tail with raised dot detailing, the reverse handle engraved initials: H over T M., hallmarked by SH, London, 1684, approx 1.95 ozt (60.8 grams), 20cm long Further details: marks on reverse handle, maker's mark and date letter worn, lion passant & leopard's head lacking, marks worn
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Lot 25
An Edwardian silver photograph frame, of elegant form with relief scrolls and foliate design, initialled cartouche and engraved 1880 - 1905, with fabric easel back, hallmarked by E. Mander & Sons, Birmingham, 1904, approx. 16.4cm wide x 21.6cm long. Further details: dents to silver; hole to scrolled decoration to left side; few dings and smaller dents to surface; smaller holes to areas; paper stained; back with lots of wear and stains; silver loose to sides from back.
Estimate£60 - £80
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Lot 26
A George V silver cigarette case, of curved shape with engraved scrolls and floral decoration, initialled cartouche to centre, hallmarked Birmingham, 1921, makers mark ineligible, approx. 9.3cm wide, together with a Victorian silver cigarette case, engraved foliate and scrolled design, hallmarked by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham, 1897, approx. 9cm long. (2) Weight approx.152.8 grams (4.9ozt) Further details: larger case has been cut to cartouche so is a flap and with damage to surrounding pa
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Lot 27
A George V silver toast rack, of four divisions and domed arched shape, hallmarked by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, 1930, approx. 9cm high, together with a Victorian silver cream jug, of classical style with bow and banner repousse design, ribbed neck and scrolled handle, on a circular footed base, hallmarked by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham, 1893, approx. 13.2cm high. (2) Weight approx. 172.3 grams (5.5ozt) Further details: patch to body of cream jug of oxidisation / green Verdigris, s
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Lot 28
A collection of silver items to include; a small Victorian silver trinket dish, pierced sides and foot, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1887; a small novelty pin tray, commemorating Man's First Moon Landing in 1969, hallmarked by SJ Rose, Birmingham, 1969, approx. 10.2cm diameter; a Birmingham silver weighted pin cushion holder (replacement pin top, missing original); a pair of Celtic style Birmingham silver napkin rings by Henry Pidduck & Sons; a small Scottish style Edwardian silver pill box with
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Lot 29
A collection of silver items to include; a tall late 19th / early 20th century posy vase, of tapered cylindrical shape, on circular footed base, hallmarked London, circa 1900, (rubbed), approx. 25.6cm high (weighted); a boxed Modern Sheffield silver handled grapefruit knife, together with an elaborate white metal bonbon / trinket dish, with embossed floral design, only marked SILVER, approx. 13cm wide, and a Modern, AE Williams pewter egg shaped pin cushion and cover. (1 bag) Further details:
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Lot 30
A matched Elizabeth II silver bowl and spoon, of modernist style with ribbed circular foot, hallmarked by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1963 (bowl), / Sheffield, 1964 (spoon), in original fitted green case for bowl, bowl approx.5cm high x 11cm diameter. Weight approx.157.2 grams (5ozt) Further details: minor tarnishing and light scratching, general wear.
Estimate£70 - £100
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Lot 31
A collection of silver and other items to include; a cased Elizabeth II silver tot cup in the shape of a thimble, engraved "Just a Thimble Full", hallmarked by James Swann & Sons, Birmingham, 1978, approx. 5.5cm long; a small Victorian elaborate sifter spoon; various cut or etched glass pieces to include; a trumpet shaped vase with Birmingham silver base (weighted), cut glass toilet bottle, spherical shaped match holder, pair of posy vases with silver rims and others; a small novelty silver Imp
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Lot 32
A collection of silver and plate to include; a cased set of six Elizabeth II silver and guilloche enamel coffee spoons, decorated with flowers / fruits in enamel, each hallmarked by Cohen & Charles, Birmingham, 1964; a single engraved circular silver napkin ring, Sheffield, 1944, and a Modern, Sheffield hallmarked silver handled steel paper knife, together with a small amount of plated wares to include; a sauceboat; ladle; elaborate butter dish and cover of gadrooned design; two napkin rings; gr
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Lot 33
A cased set of four Edwardian silver salts, of curved shape with ribbed edging, gilt interiors, hallmarked by Robert Pringle, London, 1902, each approx. 2.6cm high x 6.2cm wide, with matched salt spoons, hallmarked by Robert Pringle, Chester, 1901, in fitted case, together with a cased set of four Victorian silver salt cellars, each of ribbed bowl shape with gilt interiors, on three ball feet, with only three matching salt spoons, all hallmarked by Mitchell Bosley & Co, Birmingham, 1887, each sa
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Lot 34
A matched George V silver and enamel dressing table set, consisting of hand mirror, hand brush, clothes brush, compact and comb, four pieces with engine turned light blue guilloche enamel decoration, comb without, hallmarked by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1925 / 26, and C.S. Green & Co, Birmingham, 1927 for compact only, all within original Mappin & Webb retailers case; a small selection of silver spoons to include; two silver gilt coronation spoons, one by Turner & Simpson, other by Suckling Ltd
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Lot 35
An Elizabeth II silver paper knife, the replica of a Georgian meat skewer, hallmarked by Francis Howard, Sheffield, 1973, in presentation case; a weighted modern silver seal style weight with loop, hallmarked by David Scott-Walker, together with a cased Elco Alpaka plated egg cup and spoon, and a boxed plated presentation trowel with celluloid handle. Weighable silver approx. 57.7 grams (1.8ozt) Further details: tarnishing; surface wear, scratches etc.
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Lot 36
A collection of mixed silver flatware to include; a cased set of six Edwardian silver spoons, with matching sugar tongs, all with stylised terminals, hallmarked by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, 1903; a cased set of six George V Hanoverian patterned silver teaspoons, hallmarked by Arthur Price & Co, Birmingham, 1930; a loose set of six Barker Bros Silver Ltd silver teaspoons; a three other silver spoons and a two pronged silver fork, varying makers and dates. (1 bag) Weight approx. 328.3 gra
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Lot 37
A George V silver photograph frame, of angular shape with engine turned decoration, oak easel back, missing glass, silver hallmarked by Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham, 1929, approx. 12.6cm wide x 16.2cm long; a Birmingham silver collared cut glass perfume bottle with later not matching stopper; a novelty Birmingham silver babies rattle in the form of an Owl, with two hanging balls (one broken and detached), circular plastic ring handle and mother of pearl teether (broken and detached), together
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Lot 38
A collection of silver to include; a cased set of six Elizabeth II silver coffee spoons, each initialled L, hallmarked by JB Chatterley & Sons, Birmingham, 1963; a matched George V / Elizabeth II silver cruet set, consisting of mustard pot and salt cellar with blue glass liners, hallmarked by Barker Bros, Birmingham, 1962, pepper pot hallmarked by Docker & Burn, Birmingham, 1925, and matching mustard spoon, and plated spoon, in case; a cylindrical ebonised wooden needle case with non-matching si
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Lot 39
A pair of 20th century weighted Sterling silver candlesticks, of curved hexagonal stems upon circular bases with removable sconces, marked to bases Sterling, cement filled, reinforced with rod, each approx. 19.2cm high, together with a George V silver cigarette case, with gilt interior and engraved initials, hallmarked by Joseph Cook & Sons, Birmingham, 1916; and a cased Victorian silver spoon, fork and knife set, all with shell and scrolled handles and engraved detail, hallmarked by Cronin & Wh
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Lot 40
A pair of Edwardian silver and mother of pearl knife rests, the mother of pearl carved as wings, on weighted hexagonal section flared bases, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1907, cased. Further details: one wing to one rest broken but with lot; light scratching and tarnishing; otherwise good.
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Lot 41
A George V silver sugar caster, of lighthouse shape with plain body upon circular footed base and removable pierced domed cover with spherical finial, hallmarked by Carrington & Co, London, 1931, approx. 15cm high, together with an early to mid 20th century silver sugar caster, of globular shape with circular footed base, hallmarked by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham, date letter rubbed possibly q for 1915, approx. 16.5cm high. (2) Weight: approx. 302.6 grams (9.7ozt) Further details: lighthous
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Lot 42
A pair of late Victorian silver salt cellars, having pierced and embossed decoration depicting putti and classical designs, of circular shape, with three ball feet and original blue glass liners, and hallmarked by TH Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham, 1898; an ornate Victorian silver apostle topped spoon, with twisted serpent stem leading to cast apostle terminal and gilt bowl, hallmarked by Francis Higgins, London, 1859, approx. 19.5cm long; a George III silverberry spoon, with engraved handle and fr
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Lot 43
A George V silver hand mirror, having relief wavy border and engraved banner and foliage, hallmarked by WG Sothers & Co, Birmingham, 1912; a similar shaped George V silver hand mirror, of scrolled shape with engraved initials, hallmarked by Adie Bros, Birmingham, 1923, and a Birmingham silver clothes brush, engine turned decoration, by William Neale Ltd. (3) Further details: all three pieces with some dents; marks, wear to glass; surface tarnishing, scratching and wear.
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Lot 44
A George VI silver cigarette case, of rectangular shape with engine turned decoration, initialled cartouche top left, engraved inside 28.6.41, gilt interior, hallmarked by H Bros, Birmingham, 1940, approx. 13cm long, along with a George VI silver Yard-O-Led propelling pencil, with engine turned decoration, hallmarked London, 1947, approx. 11.8cm long. (2) Weighable silver approx. 171.9 grams (5.5ozt) Further details: case - heavily tarnished; very minor dings and scratching; general wear. Pen
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Lot 45
A small collection of silver to include; a matching Edwardian silver sugar bowl and milk jug, with crimped edging and curved feet, hallmarked by James Aitchison, London, 1909; a modernist George VI silver circular bowl, with ribbed crosshatch border and on circular base, hallmarked by Kenneth Kirkpatrick Drury, London, 1951, approx. 8.1cm diameter; a Modern London silver napkin clip with shell design, and a George VI Scottish silver salt spoon of stylised Celtic knot design, hallmarked by George
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Lot 46
An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, engine turned decoration, cedarwood interior and leather based, hallmarked by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1965, approx. 17.3cm wide x 14.4cm deep x 3.8cm high. Further details: surface wear and scratching; small area to reverse base rim with knock / wear; otherwise good.
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Lot 47
A late Victorian silver hand mirror, having elaborate scrolls and foliate design, with engraved central cartouche, hallmarked Birmingham, 1898, makers mark ineligible. Further details: large dent / impact to top corner; others areas with dents or loss; impact and wear to glass; tarnish and scratching, general wear.
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Lot 48
An early to mid 20th century Egyptian silver bowl, profusely decorated with symbolic and stylised engravings to whole piece, circa 1930s, with Egyptian marks to base, approx. 5cm high x 11.1cm diameter. Weight approx. 92.1 grams (2.9ozt) Further details: generally good; few small dings / dents to surface, minor tarnishing and surface scratches, general wear.
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