Silver and Objects of Vertu 2022-03-03 Auction - 510 Price Results - Chiswick Auctions in London - Page 11
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A large mid-20th century Iranian (Persian) 840 standardHer Majesty’s Vase – A Victorian Royal presentationImperial presentation – A very large early 20th
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Global silver continues to prove the department?s strength, with solid sections from Iraq, Austria, Japan, Persia, and Burma. A great rarity from colonial America by Myer Myers makes its auction debut, previously unrecorded, alongside a rediscovered Royal presentation Warwick vase, last seen when presented in 1845, after which it vanished, only to now make its reappearance in our sale.
An early 18th century German silver ecuelle and cover,: An early 18th century German silver ecuelle and cover, Augsburg 1724-28 by Johann Christoph Treffler I (c. 1652–1722, master 1680) Of tapering circular form with cast shaped cartouche handles
0244: An early 18th century German silver ecuelle and cover,Est. £4,000-£6,000Lot Passed
A late 18th century Gustav IV Swedish silver sugar: A late 18th century Gustav IV Swedish silver sugar vase, Stockholm 1799 by Pehr Zethelius (1740-1810 active from 1766) Of campana form upon a pedestal square base with pierced edge of ovals raised
0245: A late 18th century Gustav IV Swedish silver sugarEst. £600-£800Lot Passed
SOLD
An early 20th century Norwegian 830 standard silver: An early 20th century Norwegian 830 standard silver bowl, Oslo circa 1910 by Jacob Tostrup Of founded circular form upon a circular truncated conical base. The body with spiral fluting and chased
0246: An early 20th century Norwegian 830 standard silverEst. £100-£150
SOLD
An early 20th century Norwegian 830 standard silver: An early 20th century Norwegian 830 standard silver teapot, dated 1915 Inverted baluster form upon four curved feet. The curved spout opposite a C scroll handle with insulators pinned to a scroll
0247: An early 20th century Norwegian 830 standard silverEst. £120-£160
SOLD
A pair of mid-20th century Norwegian silver: A pair of mid-20th century Norwegian silver candlesticks, Oslo by David Anderson, import marks for London 1961 by ND (untraced) Circular base rising to cylindrical stems with screw thread attached
0248: A pair of mid-20th century Norwegian silverEst. £300-£500
SOLD
A matched pair of mid-20th century Danish sterling: A matched pair of mid-20th century Danish sterling silver modernist "Bolgeslag" The Waves candelabra, Copenhagen 1952/56 designed by Ibi Trier Mørch (1910-80) for Anton Michelsen Comprised of six
0249: A matched pair of mid-20th century Danish sterlingEst. £800-£1,200
A cased assembled set of sixteen 20th century Danish: A cased assembled set of sixteen 20th century Danish sterling silver cruets, Copenhagen circa 1930 by Georg Jensen Each of bell form upon three ball feet, drill pierced holes or blind holes with
0250: A cased assembled set of sixteen 20th century DanishEst. £1,200-£1,600Lot Passed
A late 20th century Danish sterling silver charger or: A late 20th century Danish sterling silver charger or plate, Copenhagen circa 1980 designed by Johan Rohde (1856-1935) for Georg Jensen Of circular form with a moulded edge, applied stylised organic
0251: A late 20th century Danish sterling silver charger orEst. £1,000-£1,500Lot Passed
SOLD
A late 20th century Italian sterling silver charger,: A late 20th century Italian sterling silver charger, Florence by Casetti Of circular form with a broad edge with embossed fruit. Marked to inner edge. Diameter – 36.6 cm / 14.35 inches Weight
0252: A late 20th century Italian sterling silver charger,Est. £400-£600
SOLD
A large late 20th century Italian sterling silver: A large late 20th century Italian sterling silver charger, Florence by Casetti Of circular form with a broad edge with embossed fruit. Marked to inner edge. Diameter – 46.5 cm / 18.25 inches
0253: A large late 20th century Italian sterling silverEst. £600-£800
A mid-20th century 800 standard silver four-piece tea: A mid-20th century 800 standard silver four-piece tea and coffee service, Milan circa 1960 by Carlo Mozzoni Comprising a coffee pot, a teapot, a milk jug and a covered sugar bowl. Each of barrelled
0254: A mid-20th century 800 standard silver four-piece teaEst. £800-£1,200Lot Passed
A mid-20th century 800 standard silver kettle, Milan: A mid-20th century 800 standard silver kettle, Milan circa 1960 by Carlo Mozzoni of barrelled oval form with reeded rims, wooden scroll swing handle pinned. Hinged domed lids. Curved spout opposite a
0255: A mid-20th century 800 standard silver kettle, MilanEst. £800-£1,200Lot Passed
SOLD
An early 19th century Italian 889 standard silver small: An early 19th century Italian 889 standard silver small plate or dish, Rome circa 1830 by Filippo Della Miglia (active 1828-36) Of circular form, with die-rolled laurel border, the centre engraved
0256: An early 19th century Italian 889 standard silver smallEst. £100-£200
SOLD
Borghese service - An early 19th century Italian 889: Borghese service - An early 19th century Italian 889 standard silver second course dish, Rome circa 1825 by Pietro Paolo Spagna (active 1817-61) Of shaped circular form with a moulded rim, the edge
0257: Borghese service - An early 19th century Italian 889Est. £600-£800
SOLD
An early 18th century Italian silver jug, Venice circa: An early 18th century Italian silver jug, Venice circa 1720 Of baluster form with a wrought C scroll handle leading to a hinged domed lid surmounted by a wrythen finial. Engraved with initials
0258: An early 18th century Italian silver jug, Venice circaEst. £250-£350
An early 19th century Sicilian (Italian) silver sugar: An early 19th century Sicilian (Italian) silver sugar vase, Catania 1819, consul’s mark SFC The bowl of rounded circular form with a half-fluted base, raised on four caryatid supports formed
0259: An early 19th century Sicilian (Italian) silver sugarEst. £1,000-£1,500Lot Passed
SOLD
An early 19th century Portuguese silver beaker, Porto: An early 19th century Portuguese silver beaker, Porto circa 1820 by ?&B John VI period. Of tapering cylindrical form with a flared rim, the body with die-rolled decorative bands of rosettes in
0260: An early 19th century Portuguese silver beaker, PortoEst. £200-£300
SOLD
A mid-19th century Portuguese silver snuffers tray,: A mid-19th century Portuguese silver snuffers tray, Porto circa 1855 by APC script possibly for Antonio Pereira de Castro Peter V period. Of shaped broadly oblong form raised upon four ball feet. The
0261: A mid-19th century Portuguese silver snuffers tray,Est. £200-£300
SOLD
A mid-19th century Portuguese silver snuffers tray,: A mid-19th century Portuguese silver snuffers tray, Porto circa 1855 by MAS (unidentified V. 1396) Peter V period. Of shaped broadly oblong form raised upon four ball feet. The body with embossed
0262: A mid-19th century Portuguese silver snuffers tray,Est. £200-£300
A mid-18th century Portuguese silver gilt covered jug,: A mid-18th century Portuguese silver gilt covered jug, Lisbon circa 1740 by F.I or F.D (untraced) John V period. Of baluster form raised upon three shaped feet with splayed shell junctions. The
0263: A mid-18th century Portuguese silver gilt covered jug,Est. £400-£600Lot Passed
A large late 18th century Portuguese silver coffee pot,: A large late 18th century Portuguese silver coffee pot, Porto circa 1780 by Antonio José Soares da Silva D.Maria period. Of baluster form upon a stepped pedestal foot with beaded edge and cavetto
0264: A large late 18th century Portuguese silver coffee pot,Est. £1,000-£1,500Lot Passed
SOLD
A mid-19th century Brazilian silver snuffers tray, Rio: A mid-19th century Brazilian silver snuffers tray, Rio de Janeiro circa 1850 by Francisco Duarte Graça Emperor Dom Pedro II (1831-89). Of everted rectangular form upon four lion paw and acanthus
0265: A mid-19th century Brazilian silver snuffers tray, RioEst. £200-£300
A pair of mid-19th century Brazilian silver: A pair of mid-19th century Brazilian silver candlesticks, Rio De Janeiro circa 1840 by Quintin Antonio Raposo Emperor Dom Pedro II (1831-89) period, each with shaped incurved square bases the domed
0266: A pair of mid-19th century Brazilian silverEst. £600-£800Lot Passed
An early 19th century Portuguese Colonial (Brazilian): An early 19th century Portuguese Colonial (Brazilian) unmarked silver inkstand or standish, Recife dated 1806 Of elongated octagonal form, raised upon four scroll feet. The top fitted with five
0267: An early 19th century Portuguese Colonial (Brazilian)Est. £800-£1,200Lot Passed