Fine Interiors Day Two 2024-03-20 Auction - 252 Price Results - Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers in England
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A Charles I East Anglian provincial silver seal-top spoon,A two-seater sofa by George Smith,A Louis XV Gobelins mythological tapestry of the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche,
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Fine Interiors Day Two

Fine Interiors Day One | Lots 1-226 Day Two | Lots 227-481 As the days get lighter and the temperatures milder, we are excited to share our March Fine Interiors online catalogue, filled with colour, texture and warmth to herald the coming of spring. In the selection of almost five-hundred lots, we have brought together items from an assortment of periods and styles from Antiquity to the present day, all meticulously catalogued and beautifully photographed by the Sworders? team. We hope that you enjoy browsing the full online catalogue and make a visit to view in person in London or Stansted. For Fine Interiors updates, content and more, keep an eye on Instagram in the lead-up to the sale.
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A William IV silver condiment ladle,: A William IV silver condiment ladle, probably by John Throp, Birmingham 1825, 13cm long, together with two pairs of silver sugar tongs, 18th century, 12 and 12.5cm long, 1.92ozt total (3)
0227: A William IV silver condiment ladle,Est. £200-£400
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A Queen Anne silver basting spoon,: A Queen Anne silver basting spoon, by William Juson, London, date mark possibly 1718, the oval bowl with a plain rat-tail, the terminal with dog nose and reverse with engraved lion crest, 27.5cm
0231: A Queen Anne silver basting spoon,Est. £200-£400
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A small George II silver naturalistic ladle,: A small George II silver naturalistic ladle, attributed to Francis Harache (fl.1738-1754), London c.1740, with a shell bowl and terminal with foliate decoration, marked with a crowned 'FH', 8.2cm
0232: A small George II silver naturalistic ladle,Est. £200-£400
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A Queen Anne silver marrow spoon,: A Queen Anne silver marrow spoon, by Francis Batty II, Newcastle c.1712, the bowl with extended rat-tail and engraved crest, marks indistinct, 21.1cm long, 1.96ozt
0233: A Queen Anne silver marrow spoon,Est. £200-£400
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A George II Irish silver hook-end spoon,: A George II Irish silver hook-end spoon, by Daniel Popkins, Dublin 1759, the terminal with a crowned eagle crest, 32cm long, 4.48ozt
0234: A George II Irish silver hook-end spoon,Est. £300-£500
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A George III Irish silver meat skewer,: A George III Irish silver meat skewer, by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1814, of conventional form, engraved with a dragon crest, 30cm long, 3.13ozt
0235: A George III Irish silver meat skewer,Est. £200-£400
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A George III silver meat skewer,: A George III silver meat skewer, by Robert Jones of Liverpool, Chester 1795, of conventional form, engraved 'S' over 'W N', 30.7cm long, 2.54ozt
0236: A George III silver meat skewer,Est. £200-£400
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A pair of William IV silver basting spoons,: A pair of William IV silver basting spoons, by Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1835-6, Old English pattern, each with bright-cut engraved stems, decorated with floral and foliate motifs, monogram 'AR' to the
0237: A pair of William IV silver basting spoons,Est. £200-£400
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A Queen Anne silver dog-nose spoon,: A Queen Anne silver dog-nose spoon, by Andrew Archer, London 1705, with rat-tail, and engraved initials '*P*' over 'R*S', 21cm long, together with a George I dog-nose three-pronged fork, London 1725,
0239: A Queen Anne silver dog-nose spoon,Est. £200-£400
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A Charles II provincial silver Puritan spoon,: A Charles II provincial silver Puritan spoon, probably by James Emery II, Lewes 1668, the reverse of the shaped oval bowl with a rudimentary rat-tail, marked to the reverse of the stem 'E' within a
0240: A Charles II provincial silver Puritan spoon,Est. £600-£800
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A Dutch-style silver-gilt beaker,: A Dutch-style silver-gilt beaker, 19th century, possibly Hanau, Germany, with later gilding, of tapering cylindrical form with an everted rim and moulded foot, the body with engraved cartouches
0242: A Dutch-style silver-gilt beaker,Est. £200-£400
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A Victorian silver sauce boat,: A Victorian silver sauce boat, by James Barclay Hennell, London 1881, with a naturalistically cast handle and raised on three acorn and oak leaf cast feet, 20cm wide 11.5cm high, 17ozt (2)
0244: A Victorian silver sauce boat,Est. £300-£500
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A George III Irish silver sauce boat,: A George III Irish silver sauce boat, mark for Charles Townsend, Dublin 1772, with acanthus-wrapped 'C' scroll handle and raised on three shell-capped feet, 20cm wide 12cm high, 11.5ozt
0245: A George III Irish silver sauce boat,Est. £400-£600
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A set of four George III silver salts,: A set of four George III silver salts, by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London 1818, two with blue glass liners, 7.5cm wide 5cm high, 12.5ozt (4)
0246: A set of four George III silver salts,Est. £200-£400
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A George III and later silver soup tureen,: A George III and later silver soup tureen, with cancelled marks and LAO no. 9587 the cover set with an acanthus-cast handle, above a globular body with similarly decorated twin handles, raised on a
0247: A George III and later silver soup tureen,Est. £500-£800
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A collection of George III Irish silver flatware,: A collection of George III Irish silver flatware, comprising: twelve three-pronged table dinner forks, seven by Michael Keating, Dublin 1771, five by John Craig, Dublin 1772, twelve tablespoons, six
0250: A collection of George III Irish silver flatware,Est. £1,500-£2,000
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A pair of silver and ivory-mounted figures,: A pair of silver and ivory-mounted figures, late 19th/early 20th century, German, by Neresheimer of Hanau, in the form of a king and queen, the former wearing a brocade tunic and armour, his shield
0251: A pair of silver and ivory-mounted figures,Est. £400-£600
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A Victorian silver punchbowl,: A Victorian silver punchbowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1899, engraved 'Presented to Mr Herbert George Donald Cory by a few friends at Whitchurch as a memento of the attainment of his Majority
0252: A Victorian silver punchbowl,Est. £1,000-£2,000
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