Silver and Objects of Vertu

A pair of George III cast silver gilt figurative c

Maritime Interest. An Edwardian silver and enamel

International Exhibition and William Shakespeare I

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Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

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Silver and Objects of Vertu

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A late nineteenth or early twentieth-century polis: A late nineteenth or early twentieth-century polished cast metal novelty mechanical butcher's bell, modelled in the form of a pig or hog, both the snout and tail are articulated, the interior with

0001: A late nineteenth or early twentieth-century polisEst. £700-£900Lot Passed

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George Formby Interest. A twentieth-century plated: George Formby Interest. A twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, of slightly tapered cylindrical form, with detachable cover and cap, with presentation inscription, "To George & Beryl Formby in

0002: George Formby Interest. A twentieth-century platedEst. £200-£400

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A twentieth-century novelty plated cocktail shaker: A twentieth-century novelty plated cocktail shaker, modelled in the form of a snowman, the tapered cylindrical body with detachable cap in the form of the snowman's hat, struck with a cross keys mark

0003: A twentieth-century novelty plated cocktail shakerEst. £20-£40

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A French twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker,: A French twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, in the Art Deco style, of tapering cylindrical form, decorated with reeded bands, the top with an anthemion leaf border, the underside struck with

0004: A French twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker,Est. £20-£40

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A twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, in the: A twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, in the Art Deco style, of tapered cylindrical form, with bands of reeded decoration, the underside marked '15', height 22cm approx

0005: A twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, in theEst. £20-£40

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A twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, of tap: A twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, of tapered cylindrical form, the underside marked 'JHP', '8G', and with a seahorse mark, possibly for Jean Hippocampe Painlev?, height 21.2cm approx

0006: A twentieth-century plated cocktail shaker, of tapEst. £20-£40

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An English plated-metal travelling spirit flask, t: An English plated-metal travelling spirit flask, the exterior with coopered bands and engine-turning, the base with integrated detachable drinking beaker, the hinged cap secured by a screw thread,

0007: An English plated-metal travelling spirit flask, tEst. £20-£40

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A quantity of plated items, to include a bacon dis: A quantity of plated items, to include a bacon dish or breakfast warming dish, two-bottle inkstand with central taperstick, entree dish and cover decorated in the Lindisfarne style, King's pattern

0008: A quantity of plated items, to include a bacon disEst. £30-£50

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A twentieth-century cut glass and electroplated co: A twentieth-century cut glass and electroplated cocktail shaker, the cut glass body with star cut base, the plated mount with detachable cap and internal sieve section, the mount marked 'EPNS A1',

0009: A twentieth-century cut glass and electroplated coEst. £30-£50

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Harrods. A twentieth-century twelve-place setting: Harrods. A twentieth-century twelve-place setting canteen of plated flatware, complete to include entree forks and knives, dessert spoons, soup spoons, teaspoons, coffee spoons, main course forks and

0010: Harrods. A twentieth-century twelve-place settingEst. £60-£100

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A twentieth-century electroplated cocktail shaker,: A twentieth-century electroplated cocktail shaker, with dual detachable covers, each with cork stoppers, the angular handle with reeded detail, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, with trumpet (bugle)

0011: A twentieth-century electroplated cocktail shaker,Est. £70-£100

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An Elkington electrotype inkwell, cast in the Rena: An Elkington electrotype inkwell, cast in the Renaissance style with portrait medallions of poets and philosophers, in a foliate scroll ground, the central lid with Classical plaque of Cupid and

0012: An Elkington electrotype inkwell, cast in the RenaEst. £70-£100

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A twentieth-century white metal dressing table jew: A twentieth-century white metal dressing table jewellery box, of rectangular form, the exterior decorated with chevrons and foliate scrolls, alternating between a stippled and green/yellow ground,

0013: A twentieth-century white metal dressing table jewEst. £80-£120

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A late nineteenth or early twentieth-century Arts: A late nineteenth or early twentieth-century Arts & Crafts plated kettle on stand, the fixed angular handle inset with an ebonized section, the stand with integral burner, possibly after the style of

0014: A late nineteenth or early twentieth-century ArtsEst. £80-£120

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A French Art Deco cocktail shaker, plated, of tape: A French Art Deco cocktail shaker, plated, of tapered conical form, the detachable cover fitted with an integrated sieve section, the underside marked 'RAVINET / DENFERT', Paris c.1930, height 21cm

0015: A French Art Deco cocktail shaker, plated, of tapeEst. £100-£150

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A Victorian plated 'Castle Top' swing handle baske: A Victorian plated 'Castle Top' swing handle basket, the base depicting Windsor Abbey in relief, the lobed body decorated with flowers and scrollwork, apparently unmarked, diameter 19.9cm approx

0016: A Victorian plated 'Castle Top' swing handle baskeEst. £100-£150

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Elkington. A Victorian Elkington plated box and co: Elkington. A Victorian Elkington plated box and cover, of squat cylindrical form, the exterior decorated in relief with floral garlands, and putto, the applied finial in the form of a female bust,

0017: Elkington. A Victorian Elkington plated box and coEst. £100-£150

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A two-handle trophy cup and cover, for the 'Queen': A two-handle trophy cup and cover, for the 'Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry 1899', the exterior decorated with bands of fluting, floral and foliate scrolls in relief, with detachable stepped domed

0018: A two-handle trophy cup and cover, for the 'Queen'Est. £150-£250

Keith Murray for Mappin and Webb, an Art Deco plat: Keith Murray for Mappin and Webb, an Art Deco plated cocktail shaker, conical form, with angular handle and incised concentric ring banding to the rim and root, the underside marked 'W28994', and

0019: Keith Murray for Mappin and Webb, an Art Deco platEst. £300-£500Lot Passed

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A nineteenth-century Austro-Hungarian silver-colou: A nineteenth-century Austro-Hungarian silver-coloured metal pendant, in the form of a double-headed eagle, with suspensory loop, the centre inset with a watercolour portrait miniature of a naval man

0020: A nineteenth-century Austro-Hungarian silver-colouEst. £50-£100

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Brigg of London. A Edwardian gold-mounted walking: Brigg of London. A Edwardian gold-mounted walking stick, the shaft possibly made from afrormosia, with 12-carat gold mounted collar, engraved 'CAPTAIN FRED T. GARRATT / HAMPTON-IN-ARDEN', sponsor's

0021: Brigg of London. A Edwardian gold-mounted walkingEst. £40-£60

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A Victorian nine-carat gold fitted case, of rectan: A Victorian nine-carat gold fitted case, of rectangular form, with a sprung hinge, with lined and fitted interior, sponsor's John Millward Banks, with 9ct gold assay marks, Birmingham 1898, length

0022: A Victorian nine-carat gold fitted case, of rectanEst. £200-£300

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An Edwardian nine-carat gold cheroot case, of roun: An Edwardian nine-carat gold cheroot case, of rounded rectangular form, with suspensory loop and push button release, sponsor's mark Horton & Allday, with 9ct gold assay marks, Birmingham 1905,

0023: An Edwardian nine-carat gold cheroot case, of rounEst. £150-£250

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A late Victorian eighteen-carat gold combination v: A late Victorian eighteen-carat gold combination vesta case and photograph frame, of rounded rectangular form, the base with integral striker, the sprung and hinged front section folds down to reveal

0024: A late Victorian eighteen-carat gold combination vEst. £600-£800

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