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Lots 451 to 500 of 1750

 
 
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Lot 453

A Composite Service of Elizabeth II Hanoverian Pattern Flatware, mainly 1950s, comprising twelve table forks, fourteen dessert forks, twelve soup spoons, fourteen dessert spoons, fifteen teaspoons and two sauce ladles, hallmarks include Sheffield, Chester, London, 1952-1959 and others, some earlier, total weight 3776g, 120 1/2 oz

Estimate: £600-800

Sold: £850
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Lot 454

An Elizabeth II Strawberry or Salad Dish, Robert Garrard, London 1965, of typical shallow lobed circular form, stamped with retailer's Usher of Lincoln, 31cm diameter, 1359g approx, 43.6oz

Estimate: £500-700

Sold: £550
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Lot 455

A Pair of Silver Snipe, import mark for London 1966, realistically modelled with glass inset eyes, 18cm long, 16oz 2dwt all in See illustration

Estimate: £600-800

Sold: £1400
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Lot 456

A George VI Silver Gilt Cup, Reid & Sons of Newcastle, London 1937, the foliate chased foot rising to a plain flared bowl, with twin leaf capped loop handles, inscribed GOSFORTH PARK CUP, 5 FURLONGS WORN BY G & S FARRAND'S "HARMACHIS JUNE 24th 1937", 33cm across handles, 46oz 11dwt

Estimate: £250-350

Sold: £280
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Lot 457

A George VI Silver Gilt Cup and Cover, Sebastian Garrard for Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1937, modelled as a 17th century porringer, the leaf capped circular bowl with twin foliate scroll handles, domed cover chased with a band of wrythen acanthus leaves beneath a cast openwork foliate finial, inscribed STEWARDS CUP 1938 won by G & S FARRAND'S HARMACHIS, 26.7cm high, 58oz 16dwt See illustration

Estimate: £300-500

Sold: £650
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Lot 458

A George VI Two-Handled Tea Tray, Sheffield 1943, of rounded rectangular form, with partly ribbed handles, retailer's mark HLB, 58.5cm wide, approx 2628g, 84.5oz

Estimate: £600-800

Sold: £800
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Lot 459

A Pair of Elizabeth II Cast Table Candlesticks, in early 18th century style, Asprey & Co plc, London 1995, of typical octagonal panelled knopped form, from square bases with indented angles, 13.8cm high, approx 603g, 19.4oz

Estimate: £250-350

Sold: £250
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Lot 460

A George V Five Piece Tea Service, Finnigans Ltd, London 1930, each piece of oval section, chased with scrolls, leaves and textured banding, comprising teapot with ivory knop and handles, hot water jug, helmet milk jug, two-handled sugar basin, and quatre-lobed two-handled tea tray, 72cm wide, the water jug 22.5cm high, 7483g, 240oz all in See illustration

Estimate: £1400-1600

Sold: £2300
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Lot 461

A Pair of George V Octagonal Cafe au Lait Pots, Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1923, the coffee pot with handle at 90 degrees to the spout, each with ebonised wood finials and handles, 20cm high, combined gross weight 997g, 32oz

Estimate: £300-400

Sold: £300
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Lot 462

A Pair of George V Sauceboats, Sebastian Garrard for Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1921, three pad feet rising to a boat shaped bowl with a leaf capped flying scroll handle, 19.75cm long, 23oz 12dwt

Estimate: £200-300

Sold: £340
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Lot 463

A George V Small Tripod Bowl, The Artificers' Guild Ltd, probably designed by Edward Spencer, London 1934, of hammered semi-ovoid shape with punched rim, with interlocked bud-like knees to the reeded and square section outswept short legs with rectangular pad feet, the base with stamped circular mark Edward Spencer, 5cm high, 8cm diameter, 151g, 4 1/2oz See illustration

The Artificers Guild was founded in 1901 by Nelson Dawson who lived at Swan House, Chiswick Mall, London. In 1903 the Artificers Guild passed into the control of Montague E Fordham of Montague Fordham Ltd and his fellow directors. Edward Napier Hitchcock Spencer and Henry Franks Waring trading at the Montague Fordham Gallery, 9 Maddox Street, Regent Street, London, listed there from 1903-1906 as house jeweller and metalworker, and at The Artificers Guild's workshops, Oil Mill Lane, Hammersmith, London. The work of The Artificers Guild, much of it designed by Edward Spencer, extended to stained glass panels and objects in steel, wrought iron, silver, jewelled silver and jewellery.

Estimate: £500-800

Sold: £700
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Lot 464

A Pair of George V Sauceboats, D & J Welby, London 1911 & 1913, three shell feet rising to boat shaped bowl with gadrooned rim and leaf capped scroll handle, 21.5cm long, 26oz 8dwt

Estimate: £200-300

Sold: £420
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Lot 465

An Edward VII Silver Mounted Easel Back Photograph Frame, Birmingham 1909, of cartouche shape, with raised repeat flowerhead decorated rim, chased with ribbon tied swags above the oval glazed photograph aperture, oak strut back, 28cm high

Estimate: £300-500

Sold: £280
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Lot 466

An Edward VII Tea Tray, Boardman, Glossop & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1903, oval, with scroll and shell cast rim, richly engraved with scrolls and trellis in the Rococo style, each end pierced with heart shaped handle apertures, 64.5cm wide, 3537g, 1134oz

Estimate: £700-900

Sold: £950
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Lot 467

A Victorian Four Piece Teaset, Job Frank Hall, London 1893, in 18th century style, each piece of pedestal baluster form richly repousse with rococo scrolls and flowers, comprising teapot with ebonised wood handle, hot water jug (27.5cm high), two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, gross weight 1997g, 53oz See illustration

Estimate: £500-700

Sold: £750
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Lot 468

An Important Victorian Ewer and Basin, Robert Garrard for R & S Garrard & Co, London 1879, the helmet form ewer cast and applied with shell and scroll lambrequins interspersed with classical medallions beneath a border of leaf capped arcaded strapwork, centred around an oval leaf capped cartouche with grotesque mask surmount, inscribed DONCASTER CUP 1879 WON BY ISONOMY, the large circular basin en suite, both stamped R & S Garrard, Panton Street, London, the basin 66cm long, the ewer 45.7cm high, the ewer 127oz See illustration

Estimate: £15000-25000

Sold: £26000
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Lot 469

A Victorian Silver Mounted, Slice Cut and Engraved Glass Claret Jug, James Charles Edington, London 1872, of hexagonal panelled shaft and globe form, the body cut with prismatic shapes and windows engraved with diverse flowers including thistles, roses and fruiting vines, with strapwork, fruit and satyr mask embellished mounts, the hinged lid operated by a slender hinged pull-handle, 29.5cm high See illustration

Estimate: £500-800

Sold: £1300
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Lot 470

A Victorian Pedestal Claret Jug, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1867, of vase form, with acanthus capped slender swept handle to the shoulder, the hinged cover with beaded spherical finial, engraved all over with ribbon tied swags of leaves and flowers and with frontal shield enclosing a monogram, upon a beaded circular foot, 35cm high, 525g, 16 1/2oz

Estimate: £400-600

Sold: £650
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Lot 471

A Victorian Pedestal Bowl, London 1900, of ogee shape, the everted rim cast and pierced with linked arched panels of scrolls and shell motifs, the body repousse with six leaf points against an hammered fish scale ground, on a gadrooned circular foot, maker's mark indistinct, 18cm high, 23cm diameter, 796g, 25.5oz

Estimate: £200-300

Sold: £420
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Lot 472

A Victorian Dinner Plate, Hunt & Roskell, London 1880, of bracketed circular shape with acanthus leaf punctuated reeded rim, engraved with an armorial with unicorn supporters, the underside stamped Hunt & Roskell late Storr & Mortimer, 8089, 28.5cm diameter, 614g, 19 1/2oz

Estimate: £120-180

Sold: £270
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Lot 473

A Victorian Inkstand, Sheffield 1899, of serpentine rectangular shape, gadrooned rim, supporting two star cut glass ink bottles divided by an engraved monogram, scroll form end handles, raised on four leaf sheathed knurled feet, 27.8cm wide, 14 1/2oz free

Estimate: £150-250

Sold: £250
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Lot 474

A Victorian Presentation Cup, Robert Hennell II, London 1866, of semi-ovoid two-handled pedestal shape, worked in high relief with a stag hunting scene, with one hunter accidentally killed by a fellow hunter's arrow, about a cartouche inscribed Presented by Pask Cornish & Smark, Covent Garden and Spitalfields for Best Exhibit Six Sticks of Sutton, on a garland enriched circular foot, 28.4cm high, 960g, 30.8oz

This cup was presented to Thomas Henry (Harry) Holmes for the Best Exhibit of Six Sticks of Sutton (Rhubarb) at the Annual Rhubarb Show. It is thought he won the award five years in succession when is was then allowed to keep the cup.

Estimate: £400-500

Sold: £400
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Lot 475

A Pair of Victorian Candlesticks, Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield 1897/8, the octagonal bases rising to baluster stems and octagonal sconces with detachable nozzles, 17cm high, loaded

Estimate: £300-400

Sold: £300
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Lot 476

A Composite Service of Fiddle and Thread Pattern Flatware, 19th century; comprising five table forks, six dessert forks, six dessert spoons and eight assorted table/dessert spoons, hallmarks include London 1811, 1856, 1860 and 1873, various makers, 1485g, 47oz

Estimate: £250-350

Sold: £400
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Lot 477

A Pair of William IV Matched Candlesticks, one S C Young & Co, Sheffield 1830, the other Kirby, Waterhouse & Co, Sheffield 1832, cast shell and scroll pattern on a shaped square base, detachable nozzles, 24cm high, loaded

Estimate: £300-400

Sold: £500
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Lot 478

A Victorian Coffee Jug, Walter & John Barnard for Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1878, the circular pedestal foot rising to a part fluted vase shaped body, wood scroll handle, and domed cover with urn finial, 30cm high, 20oz 8dwt all in

Estimate: £150-250

Sold: £280
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Lot 479

An Early Victorian Three-Piece Teaset, Robb & Whittet, Edinburgh 1843, comprising cushion shape teapot with floral knop to the flat lid, worked in high relief with sprays of flowers and rococo scrolls, two-handled sugar basin and baluster milk jug, the teapot 16.8cm high, 1499g, 48oz all in

Estimate: £500-700

Sold: £600
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Lot 480

A George IV Pedestal Coffee Pot, Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1822, of baluster shape, the leaf decorated hinged cover with mushroom knop, fruitwood S scroll handle, upper fruiting laurel collar, conforming circular foot, 22cm high, 660g, 21oz See illustration

Estimate: £250-350

Sold: £550
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Lot 481

A George III Biggin, Joseph Craddock & William Reid, London 1817, of typical gadrooned tapered cylindrical shape, the domed cover with ivory button knop, fruitwood angular and downswept handle, engraved with two crests on one side only, 19.5cm high, gross weight 572g, 18oz See illustration

Estimate: £200-300

Sold: £320
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Lot 482

A Pair of William IV Candlesticks, Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield 1834, the shaped quatrefoil bases rising to everted stems supporting campana sconces with detachable nozzles, foliate chased borders throughout, initialled B within an engraved strap and buckle cartouche, 23cm high, loaded

Estimate: £500-700

Sold: £550
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Lot 484

A George IV Soup Ladle, James Beebe, London 1820, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, crested, 33cm long, 9oz

Estimate: £180-220

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Lot 485

A George III Fiddle and Thread Pattern Ladle, Richard Crossley, London 1804, engraved with initials; and An Old English Pattern Ladle, maker's mark James Beebe, London 1808, with goat head erased and crown engraved crest, combined weight 395g, 12 1/2oz

Estimate: £200-300

Sold: £260
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Lot 486

A George III Three Piece Composite Teaset and Stand, the teapot and stand Richard Cooke, London 1804, the cream jug and sugar basin William Stroud, London 1805, the oval bodies with angular scroll handles, domed covers with button finials, engraved with Greek key borders throughout, initialled JH, the teapot 16.5cm high, 40oz 18dwt all in

Estimate: £150-200

Sold: £480
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Lot 487

A George III Biggin, William Burwash & Richard Sibley, London 1810, of plain barrel form, with gadrooned rim and pull-off slightly domed cover with ivory button finial (and engraved on the rim with cursive initials), the same initials engraved on the side of the vessel, with short spout and ivory swept handle, 20cm high, 723g, 23oz gross

Estimate: £150-250

Sold: £360
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Lot 488

A George III Inkstand, Christian & David Reid, Newcastle 1803, the plain oblong base with gadrooned rim and raised on four anthemion bracket feet, fitted with two glass inkwells, wafer box and chamberstick, with conical snuffer, initialled GSM to TAM to base, 19cm long, 9oz 8dwt free See illustration

Estimate: £500-800

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Lot 489

A George III Teapot, Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, London 1795, shaped oval with wood scroll handle, domed cover with button knop, bright-cut engraved throughout, 16.5cm high, 14oz 10dwt all in

Estimate: £400-600

Sold: £380
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Lot 490

A George III Wine Funnel, John Emes, London 1798, the circular ogee bowl with reeded rim and detachable spout, initialled E, 12cm high, 2oz 8dwt, and A Close-Plated Funnel (2)

Estimate: £120-180

Sold: £280
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Lot 491

A George III Soup Tureen, Cover and Liner, Robert Garrard, London 1819, oval, on four scroll and knurl feet, leaf and scroll cast handles, the detachable domed cover with artichoke-like finial, gadrooned borders, the body engraved on one side with a coat-of-arms within foliate mantling, marked on the base, cover and finial, the plain oval liner with maker's mark SC, London 1821, 46cm long, 27.5cm high, 5663g, 182oz See illustration

Estimate: £5000-8000

Sold: £7000
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Lot 492

An Irish Sauceboat, Dublin, third quarter of 18th century, of inverted helmet shape, acanthus capped S scroll handle, the body worked in high relief with a milkmaid, and other cattle, goats and wildfowl on a lake near a farm amongst trees, with bold rocaille cartouche beneath the lip, each swept leg headed by a female mask, with engraved hoof feet, crowned harp and hibernia marks only, scratch 9.19.12, 17cm long, 293g, 9oz See illustration

Estimate: £500-700

Sold: £1000
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A Pair of George III Waiters, William Bennett, London 1801, with bright cut decoration, armorials to the centres within scrolls, acanthus scroll and floret punctuated framing band, reeded rims, upon four outswept feet, 23.8cm wide, combined weight 830g, 26oz See illustration

Estimate: £2500-3000

Sold: £3000
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A George III Coffee Pot, Thomas Robins, London 1817, the reeded circular foot rising to a part flued baluster body with an everted gadrooned rim, angular swept leaf capped handle and domed cover with fruiting finial, 21.5cm high; and A George III Sugar Bowl, Joseph Angell, London 1819, the foliate chased shaped circular foot rising to a bulbous circular bowl chased with panels of cavorting putti amidst foliate swags, with twin cast scroll caryatid handles and pierced foliate everted rim, 23cm across handles, 47oz 2dwt all in (2)

The armorial on the sugar bowl is the arms of Owen quarterly Bulkeley for Hugh Owen of Tedsmore, near Shrewsbury.

Estimate: £500-800

Sold: £680
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Lot 495

A George III Oval Teapot and Stand, Solomon Hougham, London 1804, engraved with a running guilloche band, the teapot with arcading, ebonised finial and handle, 30.5cm long, 622g, 19 1/2oz gross all in

Estimate: £250-350

Sold: £360
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Lot 496

A George III Teapot, William Vincent, London 1784, shaped oval with wood scroll handle, domed cover with button knop, bright-cut engraved throughout, initialled, 12.75cm high, 14oz 15dwt all in

Estimate: £200-300

Sold: £350
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A Fine George III Coffee Pot, Carter, Smith & Sharp, London 1778, the beaded circular foot rising to a baluster body engraved with garya and drapery swags around a central oval cartouche, bearing an armorial, with wood scroll handle, beaded spout and domed cover with cast acorn finial, 30.5cm high, 31oz 6dwt all in See illustration

Estimate: £600-800

Sold: £1100
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Lot 498

A George III Sauceboat, David Crawford, Newcastle 1773, of inverted helmet shape with bracket cut rim and flying C scroll handle, engraved with initials PMI, on three pad feet with shell knees, 14cm long, 100g, 3.2oz troy

Estimate: £250-350

Sold: £320
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A George III Sugar Basket, Henry Chawner, London 1790, the spreading oval foot rising to a navette shaped bowl with a pale pierced border beneath a reeded rim and swing handle, crested, with blue glass liner, 16cm long, 6oz 6dwt free See illustration

Estimate: £100-150

Sold: £220
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Lot 500

A George III Sugar Basket, maker's mark CM, London 1772, four trefoil feet rising to a pierced square base supporting a vase shaped body, pierced throughout with foliate and quatrefoil borders, rising to a cast openwork swing handle, initialled B, 14cm high, 6oz 7dwt

Estimate: £100-150

Sold: £130
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A George III Silver Mounted Tripod Coconut Shell Basket and Cover, London 1799, the half-nut with domed cover with vase finial beneath an arched and reeded hinged handle, on a short fluted stem and outswept legs, claw and ball feet, 17cm high See illustration

Estimate: £300-500

Sold: £500
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A George III Armorial Tray, Ebenezer Coker, London 1767, of waved circular shape with beaded rim, the border chased with rococo scrolls, flowers and shells, around a (later engraved) central acanthus mantled armorial, on four claw and ball feet, inscribed on the underside L Jones 13st August 1767 and LP, 3920g, 119oz See illustration

Estimate: £1500-2000

Sold: £2200
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Lot 503

A George III Coffee Pot, John King, London 1774, of baluster shape, with S scroll fruitwood socketed handle, with later all-over floral repousse decoration, engraved with a crest, on a rocaille frill circular foot, maker's mark indistinct, 26.5cm high, gross weight 818g, 26.2oz See illustration

Estimate: £500-800

Sold: £600
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