Clarets & Carats-The Jewellery & Silver Sale 2019-12-12 Auction - 683 Price Results - Cheffins in uk - Page 25
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A 19th century micro mosaic pendant / brooch,A diamond and gem set spider and fly brooch,A matched set of four George II / III cast silver
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Cambridge, United Kingdom
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Clarets & Carats-The Jewellery & Silver Sale

Jewellery, Objets de vertu, Watches & Silver Lots 1-700
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A George III silver chamberstick and snuffer,: by Elizabeth Jones, London 1791, the base of oval form with reeded edge, crested, the applied simple handle with leaf capped thumbpiece and slot to take the simple dome shaped snuffer, fully marked
0590: A George III silver chamberstick and snuffer,Est. £150-£200
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A pair of George III silver casters,: by Samuel Wood, London 1760, of traditional baluster form with reeded girdle and detachable fully marked friction fitting pierced and engraved covers each topped with an acorn finial, raised on
0591: A pair of George III silver casters,Est. £200-£400
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A George III silver waiter,: by Thomas Hannam & Richard Mills, London 1764, 'Chippendale' style with shell and scroll rim, the field engraved with a crest, and raised on three simple hoof feet, verso scratched '6 II 0', 5.8ozt
0592: A George III silver waiter,Est. £100-£200
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Three early George III silver tablespoons,: by Stephen Adams II, London 1770, 'Rattail' style, verso with three initials, 6.9ozt gross (Qty: 3)
0593: Three early George III silver tablespoons,Est. £100-£150
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A George IV silver toast rack,: by Thomas Wilkes Barker, London 1824, six slot with spectacle shaped dividers, plain oval crested handle and raised on four simple applied feet, 10.1ozt
0595: A George IV silver toast rack,Est. £100-£200
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A pair of George IV silver sauce tureens,: by Edward Farrell, London 1821, of oval form, each lavishly decorated with cut card foliate and scroll decoration around two Coats of Arms, with two applied scroll and foliate handles and foliate
0596: A pair of George IV silver sauce tureens,Est. £1,500-£2,500
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A set of twelve George IV silver dinner plates with: by Edward Farrell, London 1820, the plates, each 27cm (10 1/2") diameter, with shell and gadrooned rim and engraved with two Coats of Arms, the two handled oval shaped tray, 56cm (22") x 36.5cm
0597: A set of twelve George IV silver dinner plates withEst. £6,000-£8,000
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A William IV silver teapot,: by Charles Fox II, London 1831, of round, somewhat squat form with reeded girdle, flush fitting hinged cover topped with a black finial, and black handle, raised on a simple reeded foot, crested,
0601: A William IV silver teapot,Est. £150-£250
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A 38 piece set of Victorian silver flatware,: by Holland, Son & Slater (John Aldwinckle & James Slater), London 1883, 'Old English' pattern comprising 12 table spoons,12 dessert forks,11 dessert spoons and 3 teaspoons, 70ozt gross, crested (Qty:
0602: A 38 piece set of Victorian silver flatware,Est. £500-£700
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A Victorian silver two handled tray,: maker's mark illegible, but verso signed 'Goldsmiths' & Silversmiths' Company', London 1898, of oval form with reeded rim and gadrooned border, the field lightly engraved with starburst style
0604: A Victorian silver two handled tray,Est. £600-£800
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A Victorian silver fruit dish,: by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1890, of navette form, lavishly decorated with repoussé scrolls and foliage around a central vacant slightly domed field, 15.5ozt (Dimensions: h: 4cm w: 30cm d:
0605: A Victorian silver fruit dish,Est. £100-£200
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A Victorian silver large shell dish,: by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1896, in the form of a scallop shell, with ridged and pierced sections and pressed border, with a vacant cartouche to the thumbpiece, raised on three fluted ball feet,
0607: A Victorian silver large shell dish,Est. £70-£100
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A Victorian silver spirit flask,: by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Birmingham 1878, lavishly decorated all over with engraved foliate decoration, the upper with two visible sight levels, the lower a removable friction fitting cup with reeded
0608: A Victorian silver spirit flask,Est. £100-£200
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A Victorian silver inkwell and stand,: by John Wilmin Figg, London 1854, the stand of circular dished form with decorated border, the field edge engraved with repeating foliate designs, with dropped centre holding the glass inkwell of
0612: A Victorian silver inkwell and stand,Est. £100-£200
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