March Sale - Day One

Chapvis, Alfred, The History Of The Self-Winding Watch 1770-1931, first Englishedition, 1956 Est.50/80

A pair of silver sauceboats, Sheffield, 1944, a silver cream jug, London, 1906,and another cream jug, Sheffield, 1914. (4) Est.50/90

An Edwardian silver telescopic hunting cup, London, 1904, in a silver watchcase Est.60/100

A pair of Georgian Old English pattern silver berry spoons in a case by CharlesHougham, 1781. (?) Est.80/120

A small silver (?) mug, a pierced silver mustard pot, 1900, a Victorianmuffineer 1881, and a pair of cruet items. (5) Est.50/80

A small George III silver mug, maker CK (?), 1810 Est.100/150

A pair of silver fish servers with mother of pearl handles, 1931, and a pair ofsalad servers by Walker & Hall, 1905 Est.50/100

A George II silver meat skewer, by Peter and Ann Bateman, 1792 Est.100/150

A large modern silver tankard, 1965 and a sugar basket with a swing handle,1897 Est.100/150

A Sterling silver plate, a Georgian fiddle pattern sifter spoon by Thos. Wallis& Jonathan Hayne, 1816, a set of four Victorian Apostle salt spoo...

An engine turned silver cigarette box, 1933 Est.150/250

A George III silver cream pail, with swing handle, by Robert Hennell, 1787 Est.200/300

A George II silver double ended marrow scoop, maker R H, 1751 Est.80/120

A Victorian sugar caster, London 1895, embossed and chased with spiral flutingand scrolls. 8 3/4" (22cm) high Est.140/160

A Victorian twelve piece cased dessert set, with two servers and lobster picks,silver mounts and a burr walnut case, Sheffield, 1879 and 1893 Est.200/

A Victorian silver teapot of octagonal form, with engraved decoration and domedlid, by Samuel Hayne and Dubley Cater, London, 1853. 7" (18cm) h...

A set of four George III silver salts, each with moulded edges, on rectangularbases, makers mark rubbed (HM ?), London, 1795, each 4 1/4" (11cm...

A George III silver mustard pot with a loop handle, thumb piece and engravedinitials, clear glass liner. 2 3/4" (7cm) high Est.150/200

A pair of Edwardian silver pepperettes, makers mark for Stokes and Ireland,Chester, 1920 Est.70/100

An Edwardian tea caddy, Sheffield 1901, chased with a wreath and tied ribbonand with an ivory pineapple finial. 3 3/4" (9.5cm) high Est.140/160