Silver and Objects of Vertu

A group of plated items to include a nin

A twentieth-century electroplated travel

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Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

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Silver and Objects of Vertu

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A group of plated items to include a nin: A group of plated items to include a nineteenth-century Old Sheffield Plate coffee biggin, the slightly flared cylindrical body with detachable cover and foliate finial, with turned wooden handle,

0001: A group of plated items to include a ninEst. £30-£50

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A twentieth-century electroplated travel: A twentieth-century electroplated travelling lunch set, comprising a sandwich box, of rectangular form with double-hinged folding side, the cover engraved in script, 'Kingfisher', ensuite with a

0002: A twentieth-century electroplated travelEst. £40-£60

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A twentieth-century electroplated travel: A twentieth-century electroplated travelling sandwich box, of rectangular form with double-hinged folding side, the interior stamped with maker's mark for James Dixon & Sons, together with a glass

0003: A twentieth-century electroplated travelEst. £40-£60

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Asprey. An English Art Deco silver-plate: Asprey. An English Art Deco silver-plated novelty cocktail shaker, modelled in the form of a bell, of sectional construction, the handle unscrews from the lower campana section, the tip of the handle

0004: Asprey. An English Art Deco silver-plateEst. £500-£800

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0005: A twentieth-century electroplated travelEst. £40-£60

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An English Victorian period claret jug,: An English Victorian period claret jug, with electroplated mount, the glass body acid etched and decorated with fruiting vine, with star cut base, the mount decorated with trailing vine and a mask of

0006: An English Victorian period claret jug,Est. £80-£120

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A Victorian silver cream or milk jug, of: A Victorian silver cream or milk jug, of baluster form with bead edge rim, atop a spreading circular pedestal foot, the body decorated with bands of graduated Persian style ogee lozenges, between

0007: A Victorian silver cream or milk jug, ofEst. £100-£150

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Chester. An early George III English pro: Chester. An early George III English provincial silver mug, of can form, the slightly bellied cylindrical body decorated with scrolls and floral sprays, with loop handle, Richard Richardson II,

0008: Chester. An early George III English proEst. £200-£300

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A twentieth-century American silver shav: A twentieth-century American silver shaving mug, of cylindrical form, both the exterior and loop handle decorated with flowerheads and rococo scrolls, the body with (worn) engraving, the underside

0009: A twentieth-century American silver shavEst. £30-£50

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An early twentieth-century Chinese expor: An early twentieth-century Chinese export silver walking cane, the silver pommel decorated in relief with dragons, the hardwood shaft with brass ferrule, marked "LH 90" and also with character mark,

0010: An early twentieth-century Chinese exporEst. £80-£120

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A George V silver capstan inkwell, the b: A George V silver capstan inkwell, the base decorated with a reeded border, the hinged cover similarly styled, full hallmarks struck to the base with corresponding part marks struck to the interior

0010A: A George V silver capstan inkwell, the bEst. £20-£40

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A twentieth-century American sterling si: A twentieth-century American sterling silver and leather belt, fitted with eight silver roundels each decorated with fluting and scrolls, each roundel marked, "Sterling", length of leather belt 93cm

0011: A twentieth-century American sterling siEst. £40-£60

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A George V silver Art Deco style mug, of: A George V silver Art Deco style mug, of slightly flared form, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1933, height 9cm, together with an Irish hallmarked silver tot cup and toddy ladle with a hallmarked silver

0012: A George V silver Art Deco style mug, ofEst. £40-£60

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A pair of George V silver candlesticks,: A pair of George V silver candlesticks, each with knopped baluster stem and spreading stepped circular foot (weighted), James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin), Chester 1915, height 12.5cm,

0013: A pair of George V silver candlesticks,Est. £40-£60

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A George VI silver condiment set, in the: A George VI silver condiment set, in the Lindisfarne style, comprising mustard pot with blue glass liner and spoon, pepperette and open salt cellar with blue glass liner and spoon, ensuite with a

0014: A George VI silver condiment set, in theEst. £40-£60

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A George V silver caster, of baluster fo: A George V silver caster, of baluster form, the detachable cover with pierced decoration depicting trellis work and foliate scrolls, hallmarked Birmingham 1914, height 15.3cm, together with a

0015: A George V silver caster, of baluster foEst. £50-£80

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A twentieth-century Italian silver compa: A twentieth-century Italian silver compact, the enamel cover depicts a classical rural scene, the body decorated with foliate scrolls, the hinged cover opening to reveal an integral mirror and gilt

0016: A twentieth-century Italian silver compaEst. £40-£60

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A pair of Victorian silver square-base d: A pair of Victorian silver square-base dwarf or library candlesticks, in the neoclassical revival style, decorated with anthemion and floral garlands surmounted by a repeated depiction of the figure

0017: A pair of Victorian silver square-base dEst. £80-£120

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A twentieth-century American silver shav: A twentieth-century American silver shaving mug, of cylindrical form, the body decorated with foliate scrolls, the loop handle with beading and foliate terminals, the underside marked, "Sterling",

0018: A twentieth-century American silver shavEst. £30-£50

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A George V silver shaving mug, of taperi: A George V silver shaving mug, of tapering cylindrical form, with scroll handle, the central top section with perforated base, J Boseck & Co, Birmingham 1928, height 7cm, weight 90g/2.89ozt approx

0019: A George V silver shaving mug, of taperiEst. £40-£60

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A twentieth-century American silver shav: A twentieth-century American silver shaving mug, of squat cylindrical form, the body decorated with a band of beading, the loop handle with applied oval thumbpiece, with interior with a fitted bar to

0020: A twentieth-century American silver shavEst. £20-£30

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A group of eight twentieth-century silve: A group of eight twentieth-century silver telescopic stands, possibly for a brush or razor, each with circular base, all with sponsor's mark, "JCB", two hallmarked London 1997 and six London 2000,

0021: A group of eight twentieth-century silveEst. £40-£60

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A Victorian silver six-place part-settin: A Victorian silver six-place part-setting of Albany pattern flatware, compromising six each of meat fork, dessert spoon, teaspoon, entree fork and tablespoon, together with a pair of sauce ladles,

0022: A Victorian silver six-place part-settinEst. £600-£800

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A Victorian silver-mounted rock crystal: A Victorian silver-mounted rock crystal scent bottle, of teardrop form, the hinged cover with gilt interior, fitted with a stopper, sponsor's mark GW, Chester 1894, length 6.2cm approx

0023: A Victorian silver-mounted rock crystalEst. £50-£80

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