Silver & Plated Ware 2013-09-16 Auction - 856 Price Results - Fellows in uk - Page 3
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A William IV silver table snuff box, Indian pigA turn of the century pair of German glass claret jugs.A set of seven continental silver and enamel spoons and
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Silver & Plated Ware

As autumn approaches, our September sale of Silver & Plated Ware promises a wide range of pieces from curious novelties to collectable items by celebrated silversmiths. Marked out for special attention firstly is a selection of lots consigned on behalf of the Gumboots Foundation, a charity aiming to address poverty and AIDS related issues in South Africa (Lots 157, 207, 244, 335, 366,488, 489, 563). The money raised through the sale of these lots will go towards improving education, nutrition, empowerment and well-being in South African communities and any interest will be greatly appreciated. We have several notable names featuring in this autumn sale, the first of whom is Christopher Dresser: Dresser's influential designs have featured on a number of occasions recently within the industry press. Lot 342, likely to be no exception, is a three piece tea service by Elkington & Co. designed by Christopher Dresser, the design appears in both Harry Lyons 'Christopher Dresser, The People`s Designer 1834-1904', and Michael Whiteway (Ed.) 'Christopher Dresser: A Design Revolution'. From one Prominent figure of the nineteenth century to another, we are proud to be offering a private collection of novelties by Sampson Mordan (Lots 583-607). The famed propelling pencil producers were also later known for their intricate and high quality novelties and this selection offers collectors a chance to purchase a discerning piece. Continuing the theme of distinguished names, Shakespeare himself is quoted on the engraving on Lot 337: 'More water glideth by the mill than wots the miller of' is from Titus Andronicus, often considered Shakespeare's bloodiest and darkest 'revenge play'. The quote is uttered in response to the revelation of a vicious revenge plot between the families of Titus Andronicus and the Emperor Saturinus, roughly translated it means 'Many things are done in a house which the master and mistress never dream of'.
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A late Victorian silver christening mug.: A late Victorian silver christening mug of embossed form, initialled cartouche and 'C' shaped handle. Hallmarked Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1895. Height measuring 3 1/2 inches (9 cm), weight 4.5 ozt
0049: A late Victorian silver christening mug.Est. £70-£100
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Two George III silver cream jugs.: Two George III silver cream jugs, each of bulbous form, with initialled cartouche and bands of foliate engraved decoration, one with angular handle and spout. Hallmarked Samuel Hennell, London 1800
0051: Two George III silver cream jugs.Est. £150-£200
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A William IV Irish silver teapot.: A William IV Irish silver teapot, of squat, scalloped form with central rim, supported on four scrolling foliate feet, the textured foliate handle and spout attached by profuse scrolling acanthus
0053: A William IV Irish silver teapot.Est. £500-£700Lot Passed
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An Edwardian silver comport.: An Edwardian silver comport, the shallow dish with scroll pierced gallery and reeded rim to the circular foot with conforming scroll piercing. Hallmarked William Aitken, Birmingham 1907. Height
0055: An Edwardian silver comport.Est. £150-£200
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An early Victorian silver salver.: An Early Victorian silver salver of shaped circular form with wheat ear and foliate motifs to the ribbed border, the centre engraved with a band of trailing and fruiting vine leaves, an inner garland
0056: An early Victorian silver salver.Est. £900-£1,400
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Two George II silver open salts.: Two similar George II silver open salts of plain circular form with rubbed engravings, on three hoof feet and one with rope-twist rim. One hallmarked Dorothy Mills & Thomas Sarbitt, London 1755, the
0059: Two George II silver open salts.Est. £60-£90
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A Victorian silver waiter.: A late Victorian silver waiter with a raised shell scrolling border leading to an engraved floral centre, raised above three similarly designed bracket feet. Hallmarked James Charles Jay, London
0060: A Victorian silver waiter.Est. £80-£120
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A silver christening mug, table lighter, etc.: A Victorian silver christening mug, the shaped and engraved form with embossed circular medallions, one with initials, hallmarked George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1859. Together with an Edwardian
0061: A silver christening mug, table lighter, etc.Est. £200-£300
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A late Victorian silver sweetmeat dish.: A late Victorian silver sweetmeat dish, raised on a pierced floral quatrefoil foot ring, the scalloped oval dish, with scrolling bow design, to the stylised floral lattice sides and floral scrolling
0062: A late Victorian silver sweetmeat dish.Est. £70-£90
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A Victorian silver lidded wine jug.: A Victorian silver wine jug, the bulbous body with embossed fluting and swags to the Bacchus mask mounted spout with hinged cover and lid, crested, and leather covered handle. Hallmarked Robert James
0064: A Victorian silver lidded wine jug.Est. £300-£400
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A George silver III tankard.: A George III silver tankard of tapered form with initialled body, domed and stepped lid to the pierced thumb piece, scrolling handle and raised on a flared footed base. Hallmarked London 1778 with
0065: A George silver III tankard.Est. £800-£1,200
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A Victorian silver bachelor teapot.: A Victorian silver bachelor teapot, the spherical body raised on three ball feet, a tapered straight spout, reeded collar to the detachable lid with replacement ebonised finial, the body engraved
0066: A Victorian silver bachelor teapot.Est. £120-£180
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A William IV silver christening mug.: A William IV silver christening mug, the cylindrical body with reeded banding. Hallmarked John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1832. Height measuring 3 inches (7.5 cm), weight 3.4 ozt (106 grams).
0067: A William IV silver christening mug.Est. £60-£90
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A Victorian silver christening mug.: A Victorian silver christening mug of cylindrical form with fern and foliate engraving, reeded borders and 'C' shaped handle. Hallmarked George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1876. Height measuring 2 3/4
0068: A Victorian silver christening mug.Est. £50-£80
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A George III silver cream jug.: A George III silver cream jug of oval bellied form, initial engraving and decorative rim. Hallmarked London 1817, with the maker's mark I?. Height measuring 2 3/4 inches (7 cm), weight 3.6 ozt (114
0069: A George III silver cream jug.Est. £60-£90Lot Passed
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A Victorian silver christening mug.: A late Victorian silver christening mug, the straight sided tapered body, with a central asymmetrical embossed band of floral scroll and diaper, surrounding a central engraved cartouche, beaded rims
0070: A Victorian silver christening mug.Est. £70-£100
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An Edwardian silver cream jug.: An Edwardian silver cream jug of waisted form with hammered finish, elongated lip and scrolling handle. Hallmarked Birmingham 1909, with the maker's mark T.W. Height measuring 2 3/4 inches (7 cm),
0072: An Edwardian silver cream jug.Est. £30-£50
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