Silver, Glass, Ceramics and Asian Art

Robert Hennell III, London, 1837. Of typical form with reeded body, interspersed with floral decorated sections, hinged domed lid with removable acor

Samuel Jacob, London, 1896. Of circular form with repoussŽ floral panels interspersed with gadrooned columns and inset silver coin in base. Diamet

Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1893. Of typical form with engraved crest on one handle. Length 18.0 cm. (7 in.). Approximate weight

The silver mounts by Charles James Fox, London, 1893-1901. The brown crocodile leather case opens to reveal a green leather interior with flanking re

J. Gilbert, Birmingham, 1864, handles marked JG, Sheffield. Each of Queen's pattern with loaded handles, the blade with openwork decoration. Le...

J. Hay or Howden, Edinburgh, 1855. The teapot of bombŽ form with panelled sides, decorated with flat chased scroll work, domed hinged lid, C-scroll h

John Hunt & Robert Roskell, London, 1874. The Cellini pattern ewer with mask decoration flanked by ram, stag and peahen motifs, mask decorated ...

John Deakin & William Deakin, Sheffield, 1904. Each in the form of a meat skewer. Length 12.75 cm. (5 in.). Total approximate weight 48.6 g. (1

Robert Pringle, Chester, 1909. Each ticket in the form of a vine leaf with grape surround, and cutout title reading ÔBRANDY' and ÔWHI...

Joseph Ridge, Sheffield, 1905. King's pattern with engraved crest on front of terminal. Length 30.0 cm. (11 3/4 in.). Approximate weight 206.2