Fine Art & Antiques 8th October

(ARR) Dod Proctor (1891-1972) - Oil painting - Shoulder

An early 20th Century French lady's gold and silvery

A set of twelve Norwegian silver, gilt and enamel tea

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Kent, United Kingdom

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Fine Art & Antiques 8th October

The Canterbury Auction Galleries

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A late Victorian tortoise-shell and silver mounted: A late Victorian tortoise-shell and silver mounted button pattern hat pin, with a circular button and inlaid star to centre, a pair of Edward VII silver and celluloid mounted button pattern topped

0052: A late Victorian tortoise-shell and silver mountedEst. £250-£300

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An early 20th Century bone hat pin, the finial carved: An early 20th Century bone hat pin, the finial carved as a tulip, 30mm overall, eleven French jet, Whitby jet and Bakelite imitating jet finial pattern hat pins, and three others, various

0053: An early 20th Century bone hat pin, the finial carvedEst. £200-£300

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A pair of 1930s celluloid tipped double ended hat pins,: A pair of 1930s celluloid tipped double ended hat pins, with shocking pink, green, blue and gilt enamelled finial, two pairs of gilt brass and glass button topped hat pins, and nine other hat pins,

0054: A pair of 1930s celluloid tipped double ended hat pins,Est. £200-£300

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A late 19th Century Japanese "Satsuma" pottery hat pin,: A late 19th Century Japanese "Satsuma" pottery hat pin, the finial decorated with iris and wisteria in gilt and enamel colours, contained in a 20th Century "Satsuma" hat pin holder

0055: A late 19th Century Japanese "Satsuma" pottery hat pin,Est. £200-£300

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An Art Deco Bakelite pen pattern hat pin, with faux: An Art Deco Bakelite pen pattern hat pin, with faux tortoise-shell pen handle and with gilt metal pen nib pattern fixer, 26cms overall

0056: An Art Deco Bakelite pen pattern hat pin, with fauxEst. £150-£200

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An early 20th Century Cornish Motto ware pottery hat: An early 20th Century Cornish Motto ware pottery hat pin holder, the waisted body decorated with yachts in sail, four other associated pieces of Motto ware, two other pottery hat pin holders, a 1920s

0057: An early 20th Century Cornish Motto ware pottery hatEst. £100-£150

A William IV silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon by: A William IV silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon by William Eaton, London 1832 (engraved with crest), and a Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish slice, by David Phillips, London 1855 (gross weight

0059: A William IV silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon byEst. £200-£300Lot Passed

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A George III Irish silver fish slice with oval engraved: A George III Irish silver fish slice with oval engraved and pierced blade and plain terminal by Christopher Haines, Dublin 1789, a Victorian silver fish fork with similar terminal by Henry Arthur,

0060: A George III Irish silver fish slice with oval engravedEst. £200-£300

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Two George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles,: Two George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles, London 1808 and 1809, a pair of William IV silver fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1831, four George IV fiddle pattern table forks, a small

0061: Two George III silver fiddle pattern sauce ladles,Est. £300-£400

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A William IV silver "Berry" spoon with bright cut: A William IV silver "Berry" spoon with bright cut handle, possibly by Charles Boyton, London 1832, six Victorian silver fiddle pattern tea spoons, London 1865 (initialled), and a selection of silver

0062: A William IV silver "Berry" spoon with bright cutEst. £250-£350

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A pair of George III silver "Berry" spoons, the handles: A pair of George III silver "Berry" spoons, the handles engraved with scroll and floral ornament, by Elizabeth Tookey, London 1768, a pair of George III silver circular salts, later embossed, on

0063: A pair of George III silver "Berry" spoons, the handlesEst. £150-£200

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A pair of George V silver "Triffid" pattern table: A pair of George V silver "Triffid" pattern table spoons with leaf scroll cast terminals, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1931, a George III silver ladle with leaf embossed double lipped bowl

0064: A pair of George V silver "Triffid" pattern tableEst. £250-£350

A set of six Victorian fiddle and shell pattern tea: A set of six Victorian fiddle and shell pattern tea spoons by Clement Gowland I, Newcastle 1846, a silver caddy spoon with shell pattern bowl, and a small selection of other silver spoons and forks

0065: A set of six Victorian fiddle and shell pattern teaEst. £150-£200Lot Passed

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A Victorian silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, the oval: A Victorian silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, the oval bowl engraved with flowers, 4ins long, a George III silver oval wine label for "Madeira" with gadrooned edge, 1.75ins x .75in, by Matthew

0066: A Victorian silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, the ovalEst. £200-£300

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A George III silver bead edge table service, comprising: A George III silver bead edge table service, comprising - six table forks, six dessert forks, five table spoons, six dessert spoons and two gravy spoons, various dates and makers (gross weight 44ozs)

0067: A George III silver bead edge table service, comprisingEst. £500-£700

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A William IV silver dip pen modelled as a quill,: A William IV silver dip pen modelled as a quill, 8.25ins overall, possibly by George Smith IV, London 1832 (engraved to barrel "Presented to Miss Sarah Anna Barker, Christmas 1832 at the Mrs Giles

0068: A William IV silver dip pen modelled as a quill,Est. £100-£150

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A George V silver rectangular cigarette case with: A George V silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned ornament throughout, 5ins x 3.25ins, by Thomas William Lack, Birmingham 1932 (weight 5ozs), and a small selection of sundry silver and

0069: A George V silver rectangular cigarette case withEst. £70-£100

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A Victorian silver "Punch Magazine" rectangular pin: A Victorian silver "Punch Magazine" rectangular pin tray with shaped rim, embossed to centre with title page design, 4ins x 3ins, by John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham 1897, a ditto miniature jug,

0070: A Victorian silver "Punch Magazine" rectangular pinEst. £150-£200

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A George V silver three piece cruet, the circular: A George V silver three piece cruet, the circular bodies with panelled sides, comprising - salt, pepper and mustard, with matching mustard spoon, by Sibray, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1922 (weight 7ozs),

0071: A George V silver three piece cruet, the circularEst. £120-£160

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A pair of George V silver circular "Chalice" pattern: A pair of George V silver circular "Chalice" pattern salts of ecclesiastical design, engraved to sides with motto and overlapping leaves, on reeded stem and moulded circular bases, 2.5ins diameter x

0072: A pair of George V silver circular "Chalice" patternEst. £150-£200

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A set of four late Victorian silver swan pattern salts,: A set of four late Victorian silver swan pattern salts, 2.25ins high, by H.G., London 1898, and a selection of silver and silvery metal condiments, various (gross weighable silver 13ozs)

0073: A set of four late Victorian silver swan pattern salts,Est. £150-£200

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A George II silver bulbous cream jug with splayed rim: A George II silver bulbous cream jug with splayed rim and shaped handle, the body embossed with leaf scrolls and flowers, 3.5ins high, possibly by Charles Chesterman (hallmarks rubbed - possibly

0074: A George II silver bulbous cream jug with splayed rimEst. £250-£300

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A late Victorian silver oval sugar bowl with pierced: A late Victorian silver oval sugar bowl with pierced rim, embossed band of scroll and floral ornament, on fluted base, 4.5ins x 3.5ins x 3.25ins high by James Wakeley & Frank Clarke Wheeler, and a

0075: A late Victorian silver oval sugar bowl with piercedEst. £200-£300

A Victorian silver christening mug embossed with oval: A Victorian silver christening mug embossed with oval cartouche and strapwork ornament, with C-scroll handle and pierced footrim, 4.25ins high, by William Kerr Reid, London 1851, a small selection of

0076: A Victorian silver christening mug embossed with ovalEst. £250-£350Lot Passed

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Saturday 5th October, 10am - 4pm; Sunday 6th October, 12pm - 4pm; Monday 7th October, 10am - 7pm; Tuesday 8th October, 8:30am - 10am; Wednesday 9th October, 8:30am - 10am

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