Fine Silver Auction

James Dixon & Sons, 19th C. Shaped oblong with leafage-capped scrolling edges, the initialled top with a removable scroll chased handle enclosed...

Late 19th C. The domed base, silver, of shaped oval form chased with scrolling foliage within a crimped egde and supporting the plated scale with two

James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield ca. 1920 The molded rectangular base supporting a wire frame holding three cut crystal decanters below a guard rim...

Altered; 19th C. The molded edge and beaded border over sides engraved with bands of Greek key and stylized anthemions, one side with initials, on a c

Ca. 1835 The bombe body engraved with a coat of arms below a gadrooned edge and conforming domed lid with a scrolled leafage handle, the sides set wit

19th/ 20th C. Comprising an oblong sauce tureen with gadrooned rims, a removable domed cover with a shell and leafage handle and on four leafage and s

Elkington Shaped rectangular, the gadrooned edge with shell and leafage corners and two scoll shell and leafage handles, all around a center chased an

Early 19th C. In sizes, each oblong with a gadrooned edge enclosing a ribbed border and around a plain center, on four ball feet. Uninitialled. Slight

In the form of a bottle of champagne, the applied label engraved Veueve Cliquot/ Reims.,the side hinged and opening to a cylindrical holder for cigare

Each with a short cylindrical holder with a turned finial supporting the end of the bottle and swivelling on a scroll form carriage with cross support

Elkington & Co., ca. 1880 The fluted tapering standard supporting a central cup form base with beaded borders and a circular etched glass dish, ...

Ca. 1930 Hanoverian pattern, comprising 11 table forks, 12 dessert forks, 4 tablespoons, 12 round bowled soup spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 12 teaspoons,

Late 19th/ early 20th C. Each of rectangular section, the baluster form standard with a flared nozzle holding three-light branches with scrolled candl

19th C., unmarked The ovoid body chased with flowering sprays between swags of bellflowers, the center with a coat of arms behind a spade-shaped ivory

The mounts Birmingham, 1907 The shaped front with molded panels and a central round clock face above a chased circular reserve of putti heads in cloud

Comprising a letter opener and a magnifying glass, each with a cylindrical handle set with an applied flat-dot pattern and spherule borders. Marked on

London 1874, maker's mark RH The ovoid body engraved with fern sprays below a long neck with a flaring molded lip and strap handle, on a short m...

A. & G. Burrows, London 1806 The oblong body with a plain molded waist below a short incurved neck and hinged domed lid with oval finial, all on...

Bearing marks for London 1793 Oval, the crimped edge enclosing a chased scene after Teniers of villagers at a dance. Altered. L: 5-3/8 in. $200-300

Chester 1898, maker's mark SI Ld The rectangular frame with a scrolled wire crest above and scrolled bracket feet to each side. H: 5-1/2 in. $80...

Birmingham 1893, D&H In the form of a green ship's lamp, the circular glass body inside a wire cage below a circular hinged lid with a loop ...

Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1937 In the George III style, the oblong body with a fine gadrooned rim, leafage-capped scroll handle, and on three ca...

John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1886 Of typical form, the spherical body below a low cylindrical neck under a domed hinged lid and set with a c...

Birmingham 1918 Rectangular, opening to a gilt interior. Minor scratches. 5-3/4 x 3-1/2 in. $125-200

Birmingham 1898, J. R. Ltd. Each side of the hinged case modelled as four short cigars. L: 4-3/4 in.; wt.: 4 oz. $125-200

Birmingham, 1923 Rectangular, the domed engine-turned lid above a rectangular body with a flush-fitting cup with a gilt interior. Maker's mark r...

20th C. Of typical form, heavily cast and chased. The rim with marks similar to those for Dublin. H: 3-7/8 in.; wt.: 15 oz. $400-600

Bearing marks for London 1803 Realistically cast and chased, marked on rim. H: 2-7/8 in.; wt.: 3.5 oz. $300-500

Birmingham 1890, H & A The shaped ovoid body with overall scroll and floral chasing on a matted ground with a hinged turban- shaped lid above. M...

Birmingham 1903, T.F The upper part pierced and chased with foliage around a cobalt blue glass liner, on a spreading foot with a plain rim. H: 8-3/4 i

Barnard Bros., London 1875 Cylindrical, with engine turned sides and a central vacant oval cartouche with an engraved ribbon tied garland border, the

Ca. 1810 Each engraved with a different scene of a rider and a horse. Marked with standard mark and maker's mark TB only. Cased. Diam.: 15/16 in...

1st Quarter 19th C. Of typical form, the cylindrical body with reeded borders below a removable domed pierced lid on a short stem and slightly domed f

Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham/ Chester, 1895 Each with an oval vasiform body chased overall in C-scrolls, flower heads and leafage on a matted grou...

William Comyns, London 1898 The top with a putto amid extensive floral and scroll chasing around a vacant cartouche and enclosed by a crimped border,

Late 18th C., altered Of typical form, the bowl chased with berries and fruit, the handle engraved with a floral motif. Marked on stem with standard m

William Eaton, London 1836 Of typical form, the narrow uninitialled stem marked underneath. Light wear. L: 7-3/4 in. $80-120

John Wilks, London 1723, Britannia Standard The narrow gilt bowl chased with leafage, scrolls and fruit all above a later-engraved Hanoverian pattern

Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1897 Circular, the cylindrical body and removable domed lid chased with flower heads amid C-scrolls on a matted ground...

London 1853 WRS Each of compressed circular form with floral and scroll chased sides around a vacant reserve below feathered rims and on three scroll

Early 19th C. The first, PORT, rectangular with pierced out letters and a reeded edge, Elizabeth Morley, London 1801, the second, SHERRY, oblong with

One of shaped rectangular form with reeded edges, RYE, London 1819, FP, a pair of cescent shape with feathered edges, later engraved for BRANDY andWHI

Comprising two sets of three: hourglass pattern, London 1819 by Thomas Barker, and fiddle thread pattern London 1842 by George Adams. Light wear to bo

The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1919 Of typical form, the rectangular blades pierced and engraved with scrolling foliage. Uninitialled

Thomas Barker, London 1812 Fiddle pattern, of usual form, the outer surfaces later-engraved with fine and extensive bright-cut scrolling foliage on a

19th C. Each in Old English pattern, the first by William Bateman, London 1814, the second by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson, London 1840, with

Richard Crossley, London 1791 Of usual form, the ring handle with bright cut engraving (worn). L.: 13-3/4 in.; wt.: 3.3 oz. $200-300

Aberdeen, maker's mark WW The bowl pointed in the French manner. Marked under handle W.W A B D N. Initials removed from handle; now has later on...

William Law, Dublin ca.1790-1800 Of typical form, both sides with bright cut borders joining at the bend to form an initialled reserve, the ends with

London 1837, maker's mark J B Of typical form, the scimitar shaped blade with a pierced central reserve of interlocking scrolls, handle with scr...