Silver & Plated Ware 2012-06-18 Auction - 736 Price Results - Fellows in UK - Page 22
6: George II Scottish silver coffee pot.156: A pair of early twentieth century silver candlesti28: Late Victorian silver mounted pair of candlesticks.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Over 700 lots of Georgian, Victorian and modern silverware.
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A selection of silver and mother-of-pearl cutlery.: A selection of silver and mother-of-pearl cutlery, to include a set of six 1930's silver pastry forks, a George III silver spoon and a set of twelve mother-of-pearl caviar spoons. Hallmarked Robert
0505: A selection of silver and mother-of-pearl cutlery.Est. £50-£80
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A modern set of eight silver Apostle spoons.: A modern set of eight silver Apostle spoons of plain form and figurative finials. Hallmarked London 1976/77 with the maker's mark BM. Length measuring 6 inches (15 cm), gross weight 8.7 ozt (273
0506: A modern set of eight silver Apostle spoons.Est. £180-£220
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George IV pair of silver sugar nips, etc.: George IV pair of silver sugar nips of plain form and initial engraving, hallmarked William Eley & William Fearn London 1820. Together with a George III silver table spoon with feather edge,
0507: George IV pair of silver sugar nips, etc.Est. £160-£220
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George III silver Old English table spoon & a set: Late George III silver Old English Pattern table spoon with monogrammed terminal, hallmarked Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult, London 1817; together with a 1930's cased set of six silver
0508: George III silver Old English table spoon & a setEst. £30-£50
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William IV silver King's pattern serving spoon & a: William IV silver serving spoon in King's pattern with shell motif to heel, hallmarked Randall Chatterton, London 1834; together with an early Victorian example in a slightly varying Kings's Pattern
0509: William IV silver King's pattern serving spoon & aEst. £200-£300
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Edwardian silver Queens pattern table spoon & a Ki: Edwardian silver single table spoon in Queen's Pattern with a palmette motif to heel and initialled terminal, hallmarked Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1909; together with a slightly later
0510: Edwardian silver Queens pattern table spoon & a KiEst. £150-£200
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Cased set of six silver teaspoons.: Early twentieth century set of six teaspoons, each with slim stem spreading to a pointed terminal with foliate detail, all in a fitted case. Hallmarked William Suckling Ltd., Birmingham 1922.
0511: Cased set of six silver teaspoons.Est. £40-£60
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Two cased sets of silver teaspoons & various assor: 1930's silver cased set of six teaspoons, each with stylised foliate detail to terminal, hallmarked Viner's Ltd., Sheffield 1932; together with a British Hallmarks commemorative set of six silver
0512: Two cased sets of silver teaspoons & various assorEst. £240-£340
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Victorian silver pair of sauce ladles.: Victorian silver pair of sauce ladles, each of Hanoverian pattern with engraved initial to reverse of terminal and long rat-tail to reverse of the circular bowl. Hallmarked Josiah Williams & Co
0513: Victorian silver pair of sauce ladles.Est. £90-£140
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Early Georgian silver sifter spoon, George III sil: Early Georgian silver sifter spoon in Hanoverian Pattern with pierced shell bowl, bright cut engraved floral and foliate motifs to the stem and engraved monogram to the reverse of the terminal,
0514: Early Georgian silver sifter spoon, George III silEst. £80-£120
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Pair of George III Newcastle silver table spoons &: George III pair of Newcastle silver table spoons in Old English Pattern, with extended single drop and crested terminal, bottom struck hallmarks for John Langlands I & John Robertson I (1779-1791);
0515: Pair of George III Newcastle silver table spoons &Est. £220-£280
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Four George III & later silver spoons.: George III silver Old English Pattern table spoon with wavy line and stippled border to the stem and monogrammed terminal, hallmarked London 1784, maker's mark W.S; together with a slightly smaller
0516: Four George III & later silver spoons.Est. £80-£120
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Pair of George III silver berry spoons in fitted c: George III silver pair of berry spoons, each with embossed berries and leaves to the bowl, engraved floral, foliate and diaper pattern motifs to the stem and leading to a monogrammed terminal, all in
0517: Pair of George III silver berry spoons in fitted cEst. £120-£180
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William IV silver set of six teaspoons.: William IV silver set of six teaspoons in plain Old English Pattern, each with crested terminal depicting a rearing lion. Hallmarked William Chawner II, London 1831. Combined weight 4.18 ozt (130.2
0518: William IV silver set of six teaspoons.Est. £70-£100
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Victorian silver serving spoons, sifter spoon & Du: A pair of Victorian silver serving spoons with circular gilt domed bowls, the Dutch style stems embellished with vanitas imagery and putti finials, hallmarked William Hutton & Sons Ltd London 1894.
0519: Victorian silver serving spoons, sifter spoon & DuEst. £100-£150
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Edwardian silver part canteen in Old English patte: Edwardian silver part canteen in plain Old English Pattern, comprising ten table spoons, twelve table forks and six dessert forks, each with crested terminal. Hallmarked James Parkes, London 1904.
0520: Edwardian silver part canteen in Old English patteEst. £800-£1,200
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1940's silver set of six teaspoons, a set of five: 1940's cased set of six silver teaspoons, each with foliate detail to the slim stem and leading to an initialled circular terminal, hallmarked R N Hollings & Co., Birmingham 1947; together with a
0521: 1940's silver set of six teaspoons, a set of fiveEst. £100-£150
Georgian and later spoons, etc.: A set of five Early Victorian silver Fiddle Pattern teaspoons with initialled terminals, hallmarked William Eaton London 1838. Together with a George IV silver teaspoon, a Georgian silver teaspoon, a
0522: Georgian and later spoons, etc.Est. £133-£180Lot Passed
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Georgian silver bachelor travelling knife and fork: Georgian silver bachelor travelling knife and fork, the tapered handles decorated in high relief with flowers and shells. The knife hallmarked London, duty mark and the maker's mark IT only, fork
0523: Georgian silver bachelor travelling knife and forkEst. £100-£150
George IV silver fish slice.: George IV Scottish silver fish slice with single struck King's Pattern terminal, crested, and simple pierced blade. Hallmarked James & William Marshall and Adam Elder Edinburgh 1829. Length measuring
0524: George IV silver fish slice.Est. £180-£220Lot Passed
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A cased set of six teaspoons and a cased fork and: A cased set of six early twentieth century silver teaspoons of shaped form with oval stylised sunburst terminal, Together with a cased plain 1930's silver fork and spoon set. Hallmarked Purcell
0525: A cased set of six teaspoons and a cased fork andEst. £50-£80
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Two cased sets of early 20th century silver spoons: Two cased sets of early twentieth century silver spoons, to include a set of six coffee spoons and a set of six teaspoons. Hallmarked Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1923 and Cooper Brothers & Sons
0526: Two cased sets of early 20th century silver spoonsEst. £70-£100
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A selection of flatware.: A selection of flatware, to include a white metal spoon depicting fishermen, a white metal spoon with Asian figural terminal, two mother-of-pearl silver folding fruit knives, a Victorian silver fish
0527: A selection of flatware.Est. £30-£50