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London, London, United Kingdom
Auction Details
Silver & Objects of Vertu
The summer silver sale at Chiswick Auctions contains some precious and captivating expressions that single out the silver department as one of the most prominent nationwide. The strength of the non-European section can be summarized through a group of spouted wares; a dragon handled tea service from Yokohama, a truly rare example of a Burmese service replete with kettle, a fantastic elephant handled service by the master of all Indian silversmithing Oomersi Mawji, a set never before seen on the market, and perhaps most appealing of all - a Thai silver gilt and niello water pot (Ka Nam).
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0049: Pforzheim circa 1910 by Louis Kuppenheim An early 20th century German 900 standard silver and enamelEst.
£1,000
-£1,500
£1,000
0050: Austrian circa 1930 An early 20th century 935 standard silver and enamel cigarette caseEst.
£800
-£1,200
£800
0051: Pforzheim circa 1910 by A. Schollkopf, import marks for London 1929 by George Stockwell An earlyEst.
£250
-£350
£240
0052: Saint Petersburg circa 1915 by Fabergé, workmaster Feodor Afanassiev (active 1913-17) A Nicholas IIEst.
£500
-£800
£500
0055: London circa 1700 A William III unmarked silver mounted mother of pearl snuff boxEst.
£150
-£250
£150
0056: London circa 1700 by A? A William III silver mounted mother of pearl snuff boxEst.
£150
-£250
£150
0058: London 1839 by Charles Rawlings and William Summers A cased Victorian sterling silver gilt snuff boxEst.
£800
-£1,200
£800
0061: Birmingham 1812 by Cocks and Bettridge A George III sterling silver vinaigretteEst.
£400
-£600
£400
0062: Birmingham 1874 by Robert Thorton A large Victorian sterling silver gilt vinaigretteEst.
£500
-£800
£500
0064: Birmingham 1881 by George Unite A Victorian sterling silver combination whistle / vinaigretteEst.
£500
-£800
£500
0065: Birmingham 1817, no maker’s mark A George III sterling silver novelty vinaigretteEst.
£1,000
-£1,500
£1,000
0066: Birmingham circa 1815 by William Lea and Co A George III sterling silver novelty vinaigretteEst.
£1,000
-£1,500
£1,000
0067: Probably Austrian circa 1850 A mid-19th century silver gilt combination desk seal and vinaigretteEst.
£2,000
-£3,000
£2,000
0068: Birmingham 1857 by David Pettifer A Victorian sterling silver 'castle top' card caseEst.
£1,000
-£1,500
£1,000
0069: Birmingham 1871 by Hilliard and Thompson A cased Victorian sterling silver 'castle top' card caseEst.
£800
-£1,200
£800
0070: Birmingham 1835 by Taylor and Perry A William IV sterling silver ‘Castle Top’ card caseEst.
£200
-£300
£200
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