Fine Art & Antiques 16th April

A George III silver rectangular entree dish and cover w

A George VI gentleman’s 18ct gold cased open faced pock

A 19th Century Russian icon of “Holy Princess Olga” and

Done

Kent, United Kingdom

Auction Details

Fine Art & Antiques 16th April

The Canterbury Auction Galleries

Auction to include silver, jewellery, watches, gold, paintings

Search:

Sort:

Lot Number: Lowest

View:

Sold

A George V silver six piece condiment set by James Deak: A George V silver six piece condiment set by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1921, 1927, 1928 and 1929, comprising - two pepper pots, two salts and two mustard pots, and blue glass liners for same, and

0050: A George V silver six piece condiment set by James DeakEst. £200-£300

See Sold Price

Sold

A 19th Century silvery metal oval two-handled porringer: A 19th Century silvery metal oval two-handled porringer with pierced and cast handles, the body embossed with vase of flowers, scroll and reed ornament, on oval embossed footrim, 10ins x 4.625ins x

0051: A 19th Century silvery metal oval two-handled porringerEst. £200-£300

See Sold Price

Sold

A set of eight George VI silver rectangular napkin ring: A set of eight George VI silver rectangular napkin rings each with a moulded rectangular name cartouche, each 2.625ins x .75ins, by George Unite, Birmingham 1924 (gross weight 9ozs)

0052: A set of eight George VI silver rectangular napkin ringEst. £120-£160

See Sold Price

Sold

A George V silver oval sauce boat with shaped rim and C: A George V silver oval sauce boat with shaped rim and C-scroll handle, on three shaped feet, 3.75ins high, by Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1915 (weight 6ozs), two pairs of silver salts, and a

0053: A George V silver oval sauce boat with shaped rim and CEst. £200-£300

See Sold Price

Sold

A George V silver circular two-handled bowl, the C-scro: A George V silver circular two-handled bowl, the C-scroll handles cast with bellflower ornament, 6ins diameter x 4ins high, London 1919 (weight 11ozs), a plated oval two-handled revolving breakfast

0054: A George V silver circular two-handled bowl, the C-scroEst. £150-£200

See Sold Price

Sold

A George V silver mounted horse’s hoof inkwell, 2.75ins: A George V silver mounted horse’s hoof inkwell, 2.75ins high, by George Neal & George Arthur Neal, London 1910 (engraved “Southern Cross” to lid)

0055: A George V silver mounted horse’s hoof inkwell, 2.75insEst. £100-£150

See Sold Price

A 19th Century scrimshaw and silver mounted vesta box i: A 19th Century scrimshaw and silver mounted vesta box incised and decorated with the English and Confederate flags, and with applied striker to back, 4ins high, mount with the London assay mark but

0056: A 19th Century scrimshaw and silver mounted vesta box iEst. £500-£700Lot Passed

Sold

A George IV silver bladed and engraved mother of pearl : A George IV silver bladed and engraved mother of pearl handled folding fruit knife, 3.125ins overall, Sheffield 1829, contained in leather covered fitted case, two Georgian silver bladed folding

0057: A George IV silver bladed and engraved mother of pearl Est. £200-£300

See Sold Price

Sold

A George V silver mounted cylindrical four division cig: A George V silver mounted cylindrical four division cigar holder/humidor with engine turned ornament, 3.25ins diameter x 5ins high, by J.C.., Birmingham 1935, a Dunhill silvery metal cased table

0058: A George V silver mounted cylindrical four division cigEst. £150-£200

See Sold Price

Sold

An Edward VII silver oval two-handled tea caddy of Geor: An Edward VII silver oval two-handled tea caddy of Georgian design with spiral reeded body, 4ins x 3ins x 4.25ins high, by Carrington & Co, London 1903 (with applied crest to front - rubbed -

0059: An Edward VII silver oval two-handled tea caddy of GeorEst. £200-£300

See Sold Price

Sold

A George IV silver christening mug with bulbous lobed b: A George IV silver christening mug with bulbous lobed body embossed with flowers and with leaf capped handle, 3.5ins high, by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1827 (dented to footrim), a

0060: A George IV silver christening mug with bulbous lobed bEst. £150-£200

See Sold Price

Sold

A pair of George VI silver napkin rings of plain design: A pair of George VI silver napkin rings of plain design by R.F. Mosley & Co, Sheffield 1945/6, and eight Victorian and later silver napkin rings (various dates and makers - combined weight 9ozs)

0061: A pair of George VI silver napkin rings of plain designEst. £100-£150

See Sold Price

Sold

A George III silver meat skewer, 13.25ins, by William G: A George III silver meat skewer, 13.25ins, by William Grundy, London 1766 (weight 3ozs - engraved with crest to terminal)

0062: A George III silver meat skewer, 13.25ins, by William GEst. £200-£250

See Sold Price

Sold

A pair of Edward VII silver four division toast racks w: A pair of Edward VII silver four division toast racks with pierced leaf shaped bases on paw feet, 5ins overall x 4.25ins high, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1901 (gross weight 5ozs), and an

0063: A pair of Edward VII silver four division toast racks wEst. £120-£160

See Sold Price

A Victorian Scottish silver circular two-handled quaich: A Victorian Scottish silver circular two-handled quaiche, 4.5ins diameter x 2ins high, by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1883 (weight 6ozs - engraved), a pair of Edward VIII silver salt and pepper

0064: A Victorian Scottish silver circular two-handled quaichEst. £500-£700Lot Passed

Sold

A Victorian silver urn pattern sugar sifter, embossed w: A Victorian silver urn pattern sugar sifter, embossed with panels of strapwork with duck head pattern terminal, scroll handle and with scroll supports, 5.25ins high, by Edgar Finley and Hugh Taylor,

0065: A Victorian silver urn pattern sugar sifter, embossed wEst. £250-£350

See Sold Price

Sold

A late 17th Century English silver “Trifid” spoon, 7.5i: A late 17th Century English silver “Trifid” spoon, 7.5ins long, by William Matthew, bears assay mark for London, circa 1678-1697 (lacks date letter - engraved to reverse of terminal “Staple

0066: A late 17th Century English silver “Trifid” spoon, 7.5iEst. £350-£500

See Sold Price

Sold

A pair of George I silver Hanoverian pattern table spoo: A pair of George I silver Hanoverian pattern table spoons by Thomas Allen, London 1721 (engraved to reverse of terminals “John Dawson, Staple Inn”)

0067: A pair of George I silver Hanoverian pattern table spooEst. £120-£160

See Sold Price

Sold

A late 17th/early 18th Century silver rat tail pattern : A late 17th/early 18th Century silver rat tail pattern spoon with shaped terminal Note : Possibly Channel Islands

0068: A late 17th/early 18th Century silver rat tail pattern Est. £100-£150

See Sold Price

Sold

A pair of George II silver Hanoverian pattern dessert s: A pair of George II silver Hanoverian pattern dessert spoons by Thomas Partis, Newcastle 1731 (engraved to reverse of terminals)

0069: A pair of George II silver Hanoverian pattern dessert sEst. £100-£150

See Sold Price

Sold

A George I silver Hanoverian pattern table spoon possib: A George I silver Hanoverian pattern table spoon possibly by James Strang, Exeter 1714, a ditto table spoon possibly by Humphrey Payne, London 1721, and four George I and later silver Old English rat

0070: A George I silver Hanoverian pattern table spoon possibEst. £150-£200

See Sold Price

Sold

Two George II silver Hanoverian “Picture Back” table sp: Two George II silver Hanoverian “Picture Back” table spoons by Ebenezer Coker, London 1747 and 1757 respectively, and an early George III silver Hanoverian “Picture Back” table spoon possibly

0071: Two George II silver Hanoverian “Picture Back” table spEst. £100-£150

See Sold Price

Sold

A George III Irish silver “Celtic Point” pattern table : A George III Irish silver “Celtic Point” pattern table spoon, the terminal with bright cut engraving, by John Pittar, Dublin 1782 (engraved to terminal with armorial)

0072: A George III Irish silver “Celtic Point” pattern table Est. £70-£100

See Sold Price

Sold

A 19th Century silver fiddle pattern table spoon possib: A 19th Century silver fiddle pattern table spoon possibly Channel Islands by H.E.T. with raised moulded wheat sheaf design to terminal and scallop pattern “Picture Back” to reverse of bowl, one

0073: A 19th Century silver fiddle pattern table spoon possibEst. £100-£150

See Sold Price

View:

Auction Details

The Canterbury Auction Galleries

Kent, United Kingdom58 Followers

Bid Increments

PriceBid Increment

£0£10

£300£20

£1,000£50

£2,000£100

£5,000£500

£20,000£1,000

£50,000£5,000

£100,000£10,000

£200,000£20,000

£500,000£50,000

Preview

Saturday 13th April 10am-4pm Sunday 14th April 12pm-4pm Monday 15th April 10am-7pm

40 Station Road West

Canterbury

Kent, CT2 8AN

Buyer's Premium

Terms & Conditions

Buyers Premium: 23% will be added to the hammer price of all lots purchased using Live Auctioneers bidding platform (comprising - 20% commission plus 3% online charge). Payment: Due to the recent bout of fraudulent bidding in our sales, we have been forced to impose a new policy regarding payment for purchases of silver, jewellery, watch, coins and other high value items. We will now only accept payment for these items by bank transfer or by card payments or cash payments in person. With the exception of regular buyers known to us, we will no longer accept payment by card over the telephone or by cheque. This policy applies regardless of the invoice total. Thank you for your understanding. Please also note that we do not accept American Express. Shipping: We recommend that purchasers who wish their items to be shipped to them use Mail Boxes Etc who have a branch in Canterbury, local to us. Their contact number is +44(0)1227 7464161. Prospective Foreign Purchasers who wish to Import their Purchases to their Home Country/Territory must ensure that they have checked and comply with the Import /Custom Regulations of that Country/Territory before bidding. We cannot be held liable for any problem/inability for any Purchases to be transported outside of the U.K.

Taxes

Local Taxes Apply