JEWELLERY, DECORATIVE & FINE ARTS AUCTION Tuesday, 2 November 2021 / 10:00 am start
A cased set of four .925 silver handled reflexology implements, the faux ivory tools with Art Nouveau handles.
Estimate: $120 - $200
An unusual silver Art Deco cigarette case by Asprey & Co, London, the lid engraved with a map of Western Europe and the Mediterranean, with the capital cities named. The cartography detailed with various plain and machine engraved grounds. Black onyx thumbpiece, the interior with a hinged solid retaining bar. London 1936. 115 x 82 x 10mm. 189gm.
Estimate: $200 - $400
An Edwardian mother-of-pearl and silver jewel casket, panelled body, the silver lid embossed with a Reynolds angel. Silk and velvet lined two ring interior. Compressed ball feet. Chester 1905. 73 x 46 x 40mm.
Estimate: $200 - $300
An Edwardian silver hat pin cushion stand, the top with the portrait bust of a maiden in profile. Chester 1908. H.74mm.
Estimate: $160 - $260
An early 20thC rare silver tennis themed pin cushion, the stand as two crossed rackets centred with balls flanking the cushion. Birmingham 1912. By Adie & Lovekin Ltd. H.50mm.
Estimate: $300 - $600
An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell jewel box, in the French style, the top inlaid with silver pique work, raised on four scroll legs. Birmingham 1909. 100 x 85 x 40mm.
Estimate: $200 - $400
An uncommon Edwardian silver dog handled boot hook, the pug type dog with glass eyes, with collar and leafy and floral bands, steel shaft. L.230mm. Birmingham 1907, by Crisford & Norris Ltd. Minor faults consistent with age.
Estimate: $200 - $320
An Edwardian silver Art Nouveau photo frame, waterlily leaf and flower repeating embossed border on maroon velvet. Velvet back with wooden strut. 180 x 185mm. Birmingham 1902 by William Devonport. Minor faults consistent with age.
Estimate: $260 - $400
A Victorian silver teapot, squat circular with domed hinged lid, floral chased and engraved; boxwood handle and finial. London 1848, probably by Walter Morrisse. 458gm.
Estimate: $460 - $550
An Edwardian silver teapot, fluted oval shape with repousse decoration. Birmingham 1909 by Deakin & Francis. 300gm
Estimate: $300 - $400
A Geo. III silver baluster cream jug, with serpentine rim, acanthus capped double scroll handle, foliate engraved body, gilt washed interior, raised on circular foot. London 1765 by Wm. Kinman (Grimwades mark 3210). H.105mm. 70gm
Estimate: $140 - $220
A Geo. III silver baluster cream jug, with serpentine rim, acanthus capped double scroll handle, foliate repousse body, raised on circular foot. London 1770, maker's mark: NS/AN. H.105mm. 70gm
Estimate: $140 - $220
An early 1900 German 800 silver mounted claret jug, undecorated body with plain silver top, monogram to lid, German silver marks. 130 x 110mm.
Estimate: $180 - $280
A set of early 20thC Portuguese silver cutlery, by Muva Moreira e Filio, Oporto 1886 - 1938. 2330gm incl. steel blades,
Estimate: $1,750 - $2,000
A French silver patisserie serving slice, with hourglass blade with engraved decoration on short hourglass stem and neo-classical decorated handle. Maker's mark for Henry Lapeyre, Paris 1895-1923, L.320mm
Estimate: $120 - $200
A set of four George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1800 by Wm. Eley and Wm. Fearn,
Estimate: $280 - $340
A Wm. IV silver pie spoon, fiddle pattern, London 1830 by Cornelius Bland. 76gm
Estimate: $90 - $200
A Geo III silver pie spoon, Old English pattern, London 1810 by Eliza Sumner. 106gm
Estimate: $120 - $200
A Geo III silver pie spoon, Old English pattern, monogrammed W F * C, London 1776 by Stephen Adams. 94gm.
Estimate: $120 - $200
A Geo III silver pie spoon, fiddle pattern, monogrammed M, London 1817 by Wm. Bateman. 128gm
Estimate: $140 - $220
A pair of Geo III silver sauce ladles, Old English pattern, monogrammed, London 1809 by Solomon Hougham. 100gm
Estimate: $120 - $200
A pair of Geo III silver sauce ladles, fiddle and shell pattern. London 1819 by Solomon Royes and John East Dix. 130gm
Estimate: $140 - $220
A Geo III Scottish silver sauce ladle, Old English pattern, Edinburgh 1806 by Cunningham & Simpson. 22gm,
Estimate: $100 - $150
A Geo III silver soup ladle, fiddle pattern, London 1818 by Solomon Royes and John East Dix. 175gm
Estimate: $200 - $280
A Geo III silver soup ladle, Old English patten, script monogram. London 1796 by Solomon Hougham. 177gm
Estimate: $200 - $260
A Geo III silver sifter ladle, Old English pattern, London 1819 by Wm. Eley and Wm. Fearn. 55gm
Estimate: $100 - $150
A pair of Geo III silver sauce ladles, Old English pattern, script monogram. London 1810 by Solomon Hougham. 100gm
Estimate: $120 - $200
A Vict. silver apostle spoon, the saint finial on stepped plinth and twist stem, acanthus and angel joint to the bottom marked bowl. London 1897 by William Hutton & Sons. L.183mm, 47gm
Estimate: $100 - $180
A set of six Edw. silver dessert spoons, fiddle pattern with bright cut decoration, London 1801 by Chas. T. Maine (of Jersey). 279gm
Estimate: $280 - $340
A set of six silver pâté knives, with acanthus capped pistol grip handles, silver plated blades. Sheffield 1920 by Yates Bros.
Estimate: $100 - $200
A Geo IV silver caddy spoon, Old English pattern with fig shaped bowl. London 1828 by Chas. Shipway.
Estimate: $100 - $150
A Geo IV silver caddy spoon, fiddle pattern with scalloped fig shaped bowl, London 1822 by Geo. Knight. L.83mm
Estimate: $100 - $160
A Geo IV silver caddy spoon, Old English pattern with fig shaped bowl. London 1825 by Wm. Schofield.
Estimate: $100 - $150
A Wm IV silver caddy spoon, Old English pattern with fig shaped bowl. London 1825 by Rich'd Britton
Estimate: $100 - $150
A set of four Vict silver salts, oblong boat shape, fluted, raised on conforming bases. Sheffield 1886 by Levesley Bros. 140gm
Estimate: $150 - $220
A pair of Geo III silver mustard spoons, Old English pattern. London 1789 by Thos. Wallis.
Estimate: $100 - $140
A pair of Edw silver King's pattern mustard spoons, Birmingham 1905 by James Deakin & Sons.
Estimate: $100 - $150
A set of four Edw. silver King's pattern salt spoons, Birmingham 1905 by James Dixon & Sons
Estimate: $120 - $160
A Geo III silver fish slice, fiddle pattern with pierced blade. London 1802 by Wm. Fearn and Wm. Chawner. 132gm.
Estimate: $150 - $220
A Geo III silver fish slice, fiddle pattern with pierced blade, monogrammed. London 1802 by Perter and Ann Bateman. 141gm
Estimate: $150 - $220
