Silver & Plated Ware 2013-09-16 Auction - 856 Price Results - Fellows in UK - Page 31
Silver & Plated Ware
A William IV silver table snuff box, Indian pig
A turn of the century pair of German glass claret jugs.
A set of seven continental silver and enamel spoons and
Done
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Auction Details

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 1930's silver cigarette case.: A 1930's silver cigarette case of oblong form, the front case with green guilloch� enamel, engraved border and opening to reveal a silver-gilt interior. Hallmarked Hardy Brothers, Birmingham
Est.
£60
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£90
SOLD
An early twentieth century silver cigarette case.: An early twentieth century silver cigarette case with double hinged front case with initial engraving and opening to reveal a silver-gilt interior with personal inscription. Hallmarked Horace
Est.
£120
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£180
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An early 20th century silver cigarette case.: An early twentieth century silver cigarette case, of slightly curved rectangular form, with EG monogram and push clasp. Hallmarked Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1911. Length 3 3/16 inches (8
Est.
£60
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£90
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A mid twentieth century silver cigarette case.: A mid twentieth century silver cigarette case of slim oblong form with engine turned decoration, initialled cartouche and silver-gilt interior with further inscription. Hallmarked possibly Birmingham
Est.
£70
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£100
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A group of novelties to include a 1930's silver: A 1930's silver cigarette case, of oblong form with engine turned detail and an initialled cartouche, hallmarked William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1938. Together with a circular silver compact with
Est.
£100
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£150
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A Russian cigarette case.: A mid twentieth century Russian cigarette case, of oblong form with rounded corners, engraved to one side with a clocktower, surrounded by a foliate wreath and ribbon. Russian assay mark of a
Est.
£80
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£120
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An Edwardian silver cigarette case.: An Edwardian silver cigarette case, both sides with scrolling floral engraving, with monogrammed circular cartouche. Hallmarked Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1903. Length 4 1/16 inches (10.4 cm).
Est.
£50
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£80
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Victorian silver ovoid box.: A Victorian silver ovoid shape box and cover, with a floral and foliate scroll embossed band in between lobed decoration, the whole with figurative finial and suspended from a chain. Box hallmarked
Est.
£60
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£90
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Two George III silver boxes & a similar box.: A George III silver small circular box with punchwork and stippled borders, hallmarked Birmingham 1799, with maker's mark 'IT', tentatively attributed to John Thornton, diameter measuring 21 mm.
Est.
£120
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£180
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Three small continental boxes.: A small continental box of hexagonal shape, embossed panels alternating with musical, fruit and wreath motifs with a basket of flowers to the hinged lid, height measures 28 mm. Together with two
Est.
£60
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£90
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Two boxes, embossed one continental.: An Edwardian silver small circular box, floral, foliate and scroll embossing throughout with central engraved monogram to the hinged lid, hallmarked Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis
Est.
£50
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£80
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Two silver boxes & a further box.: A late Victorian silver small bulbous box of circular outline and hinged lid, embossed with foliate scrolls, diaper pattern and floral motifs, hallmarked Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham 1898, maximum
Est.
£50
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£80
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A Victorian novelty silver horse shoe box.: A Victorian novelty silver box modelled as a horse shoe with central engraved scene of a boy and girl, the hinged body opening to a silver-gilt interior. Hallmarked Birmingham 1885, with the maker's
Est.
£180
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£240
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A late Victorian lady's hairgrip box.: A late Victorian lady's hairgrip box of reeded oblong form, the hinged lid mounted with a hairgrip. Hallmarked Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1897. Length measuring 9 cm, weight 51.6 grams.
Est.
£70
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£100
SOLD
A selection of trinket and pill boxes.: A Greek trinket box, marked 'S.Vanikiotis 950', of square rounded shape with engraved monogram to removable lid. Together with a further square form box impressed '950', with pink gem inset to lid, a
Est.
£120
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£180