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Sale type & date:

Fine Art Sale on Thursday 22nd April 2004

Lot numbers:

62-91 of 681

Lot

Description & Estimate

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Hammer Price £

62

SIX CHINESE LIQUEUR CUPS of silver coloured metal, the tapering bodies each with an applied dragon decoration, 4cm.; 4.75oz, upon a carved hardwood tray £100-200

Nil

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260
63 AN EDWARDIAN MUSTARD POT the cylindrical body with applied and pierced scrollwork of Art Nouveau design, flowerhead terminal, on raised scroll feet, shaped handle, with spoon, by EB (possibly Edward Beer or Edmund Barker), Birmingham, 1902, 9.5cm.; 5.75oz (2) £150-200

Nil

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420
64 A CHINESE BOX of silver coloured metal, with hinged lid, repousse decoration of dragons, 14cm. wide; 5oz £60-80

Nil

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150
65 AN EDWARDIAN JEWELLERY BOX in the shape of a grand piano, upon turned tapering legs, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1905, 9cm. high; 9.25oz total £150-250

Nil

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500
66 A PAIR OF GEORGE III SALTS of compressed circular shape, with cable borders, on hoof feet, by IS and AN, 1769, 6.25cm. across; 3oz (2) £70-100

Nil

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140
67 A VICTORIAN MUG the slightly tapering body engraved with ferns, upon a raised rim foot, by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield, 1878, 12cm.; 8oz £100-150

Nil

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70
68 A GEORGE III MUSTARD POT of plain drum shape, with pierced thumbpiece and scroll handle, with contemporary crest, by Robert Hennell, 1774, 8cm. high overall; 4oz of silver £100-150

Nil

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170
69 A VICTORIAN MUSTARD POT of drum shape, with slightly domed lid, shell thumbpiece and scroll handle, floral scrolling engraved decoration, by Henry Holland, 1857, 7.5cm.; 4oz; with a caster in George II style, baluster shape, with pierced engraved cover, by TER, 1918, 10cm.; 3oz (2) £120-180

Nil

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140
70 A GEORGE IV CRUET STAND the rounded square base with gadroon border and shaped panel feet, the central loop handle with floral decoration, four various glass bottles, by AK, 1823, 20cm.; 11oz £150-250

Nil

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71 A VICTORIAN BONBON DISH oval, with floral repousse border and pierced sides, by Ahronsberg Brothers, Birmingham, 1895, 16.5cm.; with a shallow dish upon a raised foot, Sheffield, 1915, 9cm.; and a pair of sugar nips, 5.5oz total (3) £50-80

Nil

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72 FOUR GEORGE VI DRESSING TABLE BOTTLES various shapes, each with silver tops, by B&GW, 1947 (4) £50-100

Nil

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60
73 A SMALL VICTORIAN CARRIAGE CLOCK within an oblong case with repousse scroll and flowerhead decoration, swing handle, on bun feet, maker's mark rubbed, 1897, 10cm. £150-250

Nil

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420
74 A CASED GEORGE V CHEROOT HOLDER with amber mouthpiece and silver collar, by H. Perkins and Sons, Birmingham, 1912; within a plain tapered silver case, Chester, 1896, the case 7.5cm.; with a folding ivory ruler, by Yeates and Son of Dublin (2) £60-100

Nil

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60
75 A GEORGE V INKWELL of capstan shape, with shaped rim, Birmingham, 1928, 9.5cm. diam. £60-100

Nil

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80
76 A GEORGE V WAITER shaped square, with bright cut engraving to the centre, by Hawksworth Eyre and Co. Ltd., 1910, 17.5cm.; 10oz; with a George V jam pot, glass and silver mounted, by Hukin and Heath, Birmingham, 1910, 13.5cm. including handle. (2) £100-150

Nil

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260
77 A VICTORIAN IVORY AND SILVER PAPER KNIFE probably by James Jay, Birmingham, 1898; another with tortoiseshell blade, the handle set with a magnifying glass, by Aspreys, Birmingham, 1928; and another plated example, the handle set with a mirror (3) £80-120

Nil

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150
78 A VICTORIAN HIP FLASK of slightly rounded rectangular shape, with detachable cup, by Henry Titterton Brockwell, 1894, 15cm.; 7oz; and an Edwardian example, by G&J and WH, Sheffield, 1902, 13.5cm.; 8oz (2) £120-180

Nil

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190
79 A GEORGE II TODDY LADLE the shaped bowl with repousse decoration, damaged, 1748; a Continental caddy spoon, the handle in the form of a Dutch figure playing pipes, marks for Chester 1903; a Continental strainer, pierced, handle lacking; and a cased set of six coffee spoons in Celtic style, Chester 1933, 4oz of silver. (4) £70-100

Nil

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140
80 A VICTORIAN MUSTARD POT of drum shape with pierced scrolling sides, by George Unite, Birmingham, 1895, 5.5cm.; with a cream jug of helmet shape in George III style, by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, 12cm.; 5.25oz overall (2) £80-100

Nil

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140
81 A GEORGE V CASTER cylindrical, with Art Nouveau repousse motifs, probably by Roberts and Belk, 1910, 13cm.; 4oz £80-120

Nil

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150
82 A VICTORIAN MUSTARD POT the pierced, drum shaped body with scrolling leaf and bird decoration, beaded rims, shell thumbpiece, probably by George Heath, Birmingham, 1899, the spoon by Elkington and Co, 1907, 6.5cm.; 3.5oz £100-150

Nil

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140
83 AN EDWARDIAN BREAD SAW with serrated blade and ivory handle, maker's mark rubbed, 17.5cm.; 13.25oz total, cased £80-120

Nil

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380
84 A PAIR OF VICTORIAN GRAPE SCISSORS silver gilt, the handles with cast vine decoration, by George William Adams, 1845, 4oz. £100-200

Nil

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260
85 FOUR MENU HOLDERS each in the form of a palette upon an artist's easel, the palettes each set with coloured glass "paints", by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1922, 4.5cm. high; 1.5oz (4) £200-300

Nil

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86 A GEORGE III WINE LABEL for White Wine, by TH, circa 1780 £30-50

Nil

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80
87 A CASED SET OF GEORGE IV FRUIT KNIVES AND FORKS for eighteen settings, carved ivory handles, probably by Alexander Hewat, Sheffield, 1826 £120-180

Nil

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450
88 A GEORGE III CADDY SPOON with reeded handle, by Thomas Wallis, 1794; and an Old English teaspoon, c.1770, all marks rubbed, 0.5oz (2) £60-80

Nil

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55
89 EXETER: FIDDLE PATTERN comprising one table spoon, 1840; nine dessert spoons, 1840-1857; and one teaspoon, 1840; by RW (Robert Williams?) and others, 16.5oz (11) £100-150

Nil

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90
90 ONSLOW PATTERN a cased set of twelve teaspoons, by John Maitland Barton, Chester, 1899, 5oz £100-150

Nil

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91 A CASED SET OT TWELVE TEASPOONS & SUGAR TONGS plain, with pointed terminals, by Richard Martin and Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1895, 3.75oz; with a cased set of twelve pastry forks, Old English pattern, by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield, 1931, 7.5oz (2 cases) £100-150

Nil

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140

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