SF150802 Lot:128-168

128	A LATE VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR SERVING TRAY with a floral pierced rococo border and repousse central panel with a vacant cartouche, Birmingham, 12" Ł150-250	Nil	180
129	AN EARLY VICTORIAN BASKET with a grape and vine cast border and leaf engraved bowl on pedestal foot, (lacks handle), by TB & S, Sheffield, 1839, 11" (c.28oz) Ł200-400	Nil	210
130	A VICTORIAN SALVER of "Chippendale" design, with shell cast border and engraved surface, monogrammed "C" on three cast panel feet by WB, London, 1837, (c.14oz), 8.5" Ł150-250	Nil	220
131	A PAIR OF GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO REGENCY STYLE ENTREE DISHES AND COVERS of rectangular form, with reeded borders and detachable handles, London, 1928, (c.90oz), 10". See illustration Ł400-600	Nil	880
132	A GEORGE III CHAFING DISH of shallow circular form, with beaded border and twin side handles, the domed cover engraved with an armorial, with an ebonised finial by WC, London, 1775, 10" diameter on associated plated stand with burner. See illustration Ł300-500	Nil	280
133	A VICTORIAN THREE PIECE BACHELORS TEA SET the teapot of compressed ovoid form with lobed lower body, straight spout, hinged cover and ebonised spur-capped side handle, twin handled sugar bowl, cream jug and tongs ensuite, inscribed and dated to the base by JTH JHM, London, 1889 (c.21.5oz all in) in presentation case. See illustration Ł250-400	Nil	540
134	A GARRARDS CHIPPENDALE STYLE SALVER of circular form with "pie-crust" border on four scroll feet, London 1909 (c.41oz), 14" Ł300-500	Nil
135	AN EARLY VICTORIAN SALVER of circular form with a gadrooned and shell-cast border, engraved with shells, acanthus leaves and diaper panels with an armorial to the surface on three pierced scroll feet, by IT, London 1840 (c.44oz). See illustration Ł400-600	Nil	500
136	A SILVER COLOURED METAL PEDESTAL CUP of 18th century design with side handles set with four coins including States of Jersey 13 shilling, circa 1870, and Straits Settlements 1 cent 1872, 5.5" Ł50-80	Nil	50
137	A GEORGE II BALUSTER TANKARD embossed with a hunting scene of hounds, fox and huntsmen in a landscape with double scroll spurr capped side handle on low pedestal foot, by RGTG London 1756 (c.12.5oz) 5". See illustration Ł150-250	Nil	420
138	A GEORGE II SAUCEBOAT with wavy border and double flying scroll side handle on triple shell-cast feet, London 1747 (c.11oz) 7.5". See illustration Ł200-300	Nil	280
139	A VICTORIAN BEER FLAGON of baluster shape with short spout and floral repousse monogrammed and dated body, double scroll side handle on pedestal foot, by TW London 1877, 5.5" Ł100-200	Nil	130
140	A SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL BOWL repousse with floral panels and a monogram with parcel gilt interior, marked LM, 5.5". See illustration Ł200-300	Nil
141	PETER AND ANNE BATEMAN: A George III teapot and stand, the oval teapot with "bright-cut" neo-classical decoration of floral swags and armorial cartouche, within beaded borders, with straight spout, ivory spur capped side handle and domed cover with pineapple finial, 5.5", the oval stand with similar decoration and reeded border on four panelled feet, 6.75", by PBAB, London 1792, See illustration Ł1000-2000	Nil
142	AN EDWARDIAN EPERGNE of tapering trumpet shape with pierced and leaf cast border, on domed circular foot, London 1906, 13.5" and a small cinquefoil vase on pedestal foot, London 5" (2) Ł80-150	Nil	160
143	A REGENCY STYLE FIVE PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE comprising spirit kettle, burner and stand, the oval kettle with lobed lower body, swan-neck spout, domed cover and overhead handle, on stand with scroll legs and hoof feet, teapot, coffee pot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug ensuite, monogrammed and dated by HA, Sheffield 1907 and other dates (c.90oz). See illustration Ł800-1500	Nil	800
144	A PAIR OF VICTORIAN TABLE CANDLESTICKS of neo-classical design, the square tapering columns repousse with rams masks, ribbon ties and swags, with stiff leaf campana-shaped nozzles and detachable beaded sconces, on square classical urn embossed bases, and a pair of plated candlesticks ensuite (4), 12". See illustration Ł500-1000	Nil	1400
145	A SCANDINAVIAN SILVER "PEG" TANKARD of plain cylindrical form with scroll side handle on three compressed bun feet surmounted by a hinged slightly domed lid set with 17th century coins marked JF to the base, 18th century, 8.25" high. Provenance: Private collection, Dorset. See illustration Ł2000-4000	Nil	1950
146	A FINE PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER GILT WINE COASTERS with pierced grape cluster and vine leaf borders and gadrooned bodies, the bases engraved with an armorial, by JW Story & Elliott, London 1809, 7.25" dia. See illustration	Nil	8700
147	A GEORGE II IRISH SILVER CAKE BASKET of oval shape embossed with winged angels heads, lions masks, wheatsheafs and scythe to the border and trailling grape and vine on a matt ground to the frieze, on pierced gallery footrim, with simple overhead handle, by John Hamilton, Dublin 1737 (c.43oz) 13.5" wide. Provenance: Cummins Family of Belmont, Monte Notte, Co. Cork and thence by descent to a New Zealand branch of the family. See illustration. See illustration and detail of marks and border. Ł6000-10000	Nil	5800
148	AN EDWARDIAN GOLDSMITHS AND SILVERSMITHS COMPANY TABLE CENTREPIECE, the circular bowl repousse with leafy scrolls and vacant quatrefoil with parcel gilt interior and beaded border, with double scroll side handles on baluster cabochon column and domed spreading foot, London 1909 (c.53oz) 13". See illustration Ł300-600	Nil	700
149	A REGENCY STYLE DESK INKWELL the rectangular base with gadrooned border on four scroll panelled feet with pen trays, surmounted by three stiff leaf cast pedestal ink vessels, two with clear glass liners, domed covers and pineapple finials by SG London, 12.5" Ł300-500	Nil	1050
161	A PAIR OF VICTORIAN DESK STANDS WITH ELABORATE POUNCE POTS, one modelled as a corpulent gentleman wearing a hat, representing John Bull standing on a rectangular box with twin hinged lids, 5.5" the other a corpulent gent without a hat on a similar shaped box each by E.C.B. London, 1878, 5.25" (2). See illustration	Nil	2600
162	A MAPPIN & WEBB RECTANGULAR TRINKET BOX decorated with embossed fluting and scrollwork, London, 1894, 4.25" x 2" Ł40-80	Nil	70
163	AN EDWARDIAN MINIATURE STOOL decorated with embossed figures, after Fragonard, surrounded by scrollwork, by L & S Birmingham, 1901, 1" high, a miniature trinket box in the shape of a stool, Sheffield, 1901 and two other white metal miniature stools (4) Ł50-100	Nil	110
164	A VICTORIAN MINIATURE OVAL TRINKET BOX the lid decorated with a scene of cupids pulling a chariot in repousse work, by S.C. London, 1884, 0. 75" high and three other white metal miniature items (4) Ł40-80	Nil	180
165	A PAIR OF MINIATURE SILVER FIGURES modelled as a man and woman carrying churns, on rectangular bases with canted corners, import marks, London, 1902, 1.5" high and another white metal miniature figure (3) Ł40-80	Nil	130
166	AN EDWARDIAN MINIATURE CHAIR decorated with a winged cupid within scrollwork, by O & S Birmingham 1905, 1.5" and five other continental silver miniature chairs with English import marks (6) Ł50-100	Nil	130
167	AN EDWARDIAN VESTA CASE of rectangular cushion shape, decorated with engraved scrollwork and a monogram by C B Ltd, Birmingham 1906, 2" x 1.5" and two other white metal items (3) Ł30-60	Nil	35
168	A PAIR OF WHITE METAL MENU CARD HOLDERS modelled in the form of winged cupids holding fans, kneeling on a raised rococo scrollwork base, hallmarked .925, 4.25" Ł40-80	Nil	160

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