Silver, Glass, Ceramics and Royal Doulton - Session 1

george iii silver footed salver Richard Rugg, London, 1782. Of circular form with beaded rim and bright-cut banded ground, and raised on three floral

george iii SILVER TEA CADDY with matched victorian silver tea caddy S. Herbert & Co., London, 1766 and W. W. Williams, London, 1860, retailed by...

three georgian SILVER APOSTLE SPOONS Unidentified maker’s mark, London, mid-to-late 18th century. Each of typical form with an apostle terminal.

william iv SILVER creamer Robinson, Edkins & Aston, Birmingham, 1834. The creamer of demi-gadrooned form with short skirt foot, acanthus capped ...

pair of william iv silver candlesticks Maker’s mark I.W with central pellet, Sheffield, 1836. Each loaded shaped square base with knopped stem,

pair of victorian silver salt spoons George William Adams, London, 1855. Each of Old English Thread pattern with engraved armorial crest on front of t

eight victorian SCOTTISH SILVER teaSPOONS Davis & Son, Glasgow, 1884-1885, also bearing marks of WS or SW. Each of Old English pattern with brig...

victorian silver presentation bowl Frederick Bradford McCrea, London, 1889. Of circular form with reeded sides, engraved disk, flanking lion drop hand

three piece victorian SCOTTISH SILVER TEA SERVICE J. Hay or Howden, Edinburgh, 1855. The teapot of bombZ form with paneled sides, decorated with flat

seven ENGLISH SILVER handled luncheon KNIVES Maker’s mark T.S with central pellet, no date or assay mark. Each of shell capped pistol grip desig

english silver and steel BOTTLE HOLDER Maker’s mark H.R, probably English, late 19th century. Of scrolling arm form with solid ring neck, and ad

edward vii silver cased scent bottle Maker’s mark W.N, Chester, 1902. Of circular form with foliate scroll decoration, hinged top and body, with

cased edward vii silver open salt service Maker’s mark J&RG, Chester, 1906. Each of plain kettle form raised on three rod form legs, with ...

EDWARD VII SILVER INKWELL John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton, London, 1906. The inkwell of ogee sided form with hinged plain lid (bru...

edward vii silver buckle Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1908. The buckle of oval form with offset opening. Length 9.0 cm. (3 1/2 in.). Approximate we

six cased edward vii silver demi-tasse spoons Robert Pringle, Sheffield, 1901. Each of Onslow pattern. Length 10.75 cm. (4 1/4 in.). Total appro

pair of george v silver spoons Thomas & Bradbury & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1913-1914. Each in a stylised Puritan pattern with engraved initial...

six cased george v silver demi-tasse spoons Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1926-1927. Each with oval bowl and plain stem leading to a green coffee be...

six george v SILVER handled dinner KNIVES Charles Henry Townley & John William Thomas, London, 1915, blades marked Harrison Bros. & Howson. ...

george v silver pedestal stand Charles Boyton & Son, Sheffield, 1926. The stand raised on a square base with baluster form shaft, and terminatin...

george v silver hot water pot Maker’s mark JBC & S LTD., London, 1931. Of baluster form with reeded shoulder, ebonized ball finial and C-s...

edward viii silver mounted cane Jonathan Howell, London, 1936. Of typical form with engraved initials, ebonized shaft and horn tip. Length 91.5 cm.

pair of elizabeth ii SILVER CANDLESTICKS W. I. Broadway & Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1973. Each loaded low candlestick with domed base and simple sco...

elizabeth ii silver frog form salt Maker’s mark RC with pellet, London, 1973. Modeled as a frog with glass eyes, and tung form salt spoon. He

pair of egyptian revival silver open salts Unidentified maker’s mark, early 20th century. Each of plain bombZ form, raised on three pharaoh capp

SIX ANGLO-INDIAN SILVER SALTS No maker’s mark, late 19th/early 20th century. Each of bombZ form with repoussZ floral scroll decoration, with fiv

mexican SILVER WATER PITCHER, Maciel, Mexico City, 20th century. Of bulbous form with demi-gadrooned sides. Height 20.0 cm. (7 7/8 in.). Approxi

twelve cased dutch silver gilt demi-tasse spoons. Maker’s marks ZZ flanking a hammer, .835 fine, mid 20th century. Each spoon with a plain bowl

twelve cased dutch silver dessert forks Gerritsen & Van Kempen, .835 fine, mid 20th century. Each of Hanovarian pattern with incorporated blade....

dutch silver bowl Unidentified maker’s mark, attributed to Hendrik Cuperus. The oval bowl on a domed foot with overall repoussZ scroll work, wit

dutch silver box Maker’s mark of three Dutch figures, .830 fine, late 19th/early 20th century. Of bombZ form, decorated with floral scroll work

dutch silver two handled tea tray Gerritsen & Van Kenpen, Utrecht, .833 fine, 1950. Of shaped oval form with pie-crust rim, plain ground, and fl...

six cased austrian silver handled butter knives Maker’s mark of a four leaf clover, .800 fine, early 20th century. Each in a stylised Sandringha

continental silver bottle coaster No maker’s mark, late 19th century. Of typical form with open leaf form sides, with a turned wooden base. D

french silver chamberstick Odiot, Paris, .950 fine, mid 19th century. Of typical form with laurel banding and engine turned decoration, vase form scon

cased french silver gilt CHALICE AND PATEN Unidentified maker’s mark, .950 fine, 1838-1878, base stamped A. CABARET. The chalice with a spreadin

continental SILVER EWER and basin No maker’s mark, .800 fine, late 19th century, both bearing the Swan mark from France. The ewer of typical for

continental SILVER covered CENTREPIECE with matching salver Unidentified maker’s mark, .800 fine, also stamped CHIAPPE, 20th century. The circul

Two canadian pressed glass green bullOs-eye pattern oil lamps Late 19th century. One electrified. Height 24.5 cm. (9 5/8 in.) and smaller. Prove

pair canadian pressed glass green bullOs-eye pattern oil lamps Late 19th century. Each electrified. Height 25 cm. (9 7/8 in.). Provenance: The E

canadian pressed glass green bullOs-eye pattern oil lamp Late 19th century. Electrified (lc base). Height 27 cm. (10 5/8 in.). Provenance: The E

two canadian pressed glass green leaf and fan pattern oil lamps Late 19th century. Both electrified. Height 28 cm. (11 in.) and smaller. Provena

Three Items canadian pressed glass 1) Trenton, Nova Scotia, circa 1890. Nova Scotia Tassel and Crest pattern covered comport (lcr) and a Nova Scotia V

three items purple malachite glass 1) Henry Greener, Sunderland, 1878, relief maker’s mark. Marquis and Marchioness of Lorne butter dish (base c

art nouveau glass and metal biscuit barrel Probably American, circa 1900. Cylindrical green glass barrel with silverplate waterlily motif lid and curv

pair anglo-irish cut glass covered bowls Early 19th century. Each conical with scrolling rim and domed cover with knob finial, cut with large diamonds

pair bohemian enamelled glass lustres Late 19th century. Each of typical form with domed foot and scrolling, scalloped rim, decorated with enamelled w

bohemian white overlay green glass jug and goblet 19th century. The pear-shaped jug with white overlay leaves ascending from the base, decorated with

bohemian cut glass covered jar 20th century. Of bucket form, elevated on a circular foot and with domed cover with hexagonal finial, flashed chartreus

Muller Freres cameo glass vase Muller Freres, Croismare, France, circa 1900, engraved maker’s mark. Footed elongated baluster vase with flaring