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A Late Victorian Silver Plated Table Oil Lamp, circa 1890, with combed red and white conical shade on a concave sided reservoir applied with lion masks, on three reeded inswept supports enclosing a small parian nude, 71cm high overall
Guide Price: £300-500
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An Indian Silver and Enamel Goblet, Kashmir, circa 1880, the oval bowl raised on a high pedestal foot engraved and enamelled in blue and green with boteh within foliate reserves, 16cm high, 9oz 13dwt
Guide Price: £120-180
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A Russian Silver Novelty Tea Caddy, A Kuzmichov, Moscow 1877, modelled as a woven basket with tied linen cover, applied with vacant cartouche, interior gilt, 10cm high, 6oz 15dwt
Guide Price: £600-900
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A Set of Four Silver Burmese Spoons, circa 1880, each with plain oval bowls, chased mask and acanthus stems and cast figural finials modelled as dancers, 22cm long, 16oz 4dwt Provenance: Formerly the property of Sir William John Keith, one time Administrator in Burma.
Guide Price: £100-150
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A Burmese Milk and Sugar Basin, late 19th century, the dumpy baluster milk jug with dragon scroll handle, worked in high relief with eight Buddhistic figures within shrub divided arches, the underside engraved with peacock, the handles of the compressed ovoid sugar basin as scrolling cobras, and with two further claw and ball feet, the body similarly decorated, 8.3cm highProvenance: Formerly belonged to Sir William John Keith, one time Administrator of Burma. Sir William lived until his death in St Margarets, Dunbar, now Winterfield Golf Clubhouse.
Guide Price: £150-200
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An Indian White Metal Two-Handled Bowl, probably early 20th century, oval with arching and beaded rim, the handles formed as peacock heads, the body repousse with luxuriant foliage against a textured ground, on a flared leaf edged foot, 41cm wide, 16cm high
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A Pair of Continental Silver Candlesticks, L Janesich, probably Estonia, circa 1850, the shaped square bases rising to leaf capped baluster stems with fluted campana sconces, 31cm high
Guide Price: £250-350
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A French Five Piece Christening Set, Jean E Puiforcat, early 20th century, comprising beaker, napkin ring, fork, tablespoon and teaspoon, each engraved and etched with neo-classical motifs, the beaker 7.4cm high, in original watered silk case
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A White Metal Mounted Half Coconut Shell Tripod Bowl, probably circa 1800, with serrated rim mount, the frontal oval applied plaque engraved with a lion rampant erased crest, on three outswept legs with hoof feet, 11cm high; and A Tortoiseshell Mounted Oval Teapot Stand, John Batson & Sons, London 1912, retailed by Callow of Mount Street, with scroll embossed and fretted narrow gallery and plain base, on four bifurcated swept feet, 14cm wide
Guide Price: £400-600
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Two German Silver Beakers, various marks, circa 1680-1700, both cylindrical with foliate chased reserves, one depicting village scenes, the other monarchs from antiquity, both later inscribed Caroline Lister, 10cm high, 7oz 2dwt
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