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An interesting English sterling napkin ring by W. H. H. Birmingham, 1906. This napkin ring is applied with an enamelelled decoration and is engraved "IAH." It is 2 inches in diameter. . |
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| Item 404615 | $375.00 | |
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A wonderful and important inkstand by Emes and Barnard, London, 1822-1825. The weighable silver weighs 43 ounces. It is engraved on the stand with the arms of the Bishop of Barbados. It is 12 1/2 inches by 8 1/2 inches. A very good clean inkstand. All pieces fully hallmarked. . |
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| Item 404310 | $8,500.00 | |
| Magnificent George III silver-gilt sideboard dish, London 1817 by Robert Garrard. 16" is diameter, embossed in extremely high relief with figures emblematic of the four Continents, each with her attendant animals and attributes. Engraved in the center with an elaborate but unidentified coat of arms. One of a small number of English dishes of the Regency Period in the Dutch 17th century taste.. |  |
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| Item 404474 | $18,000.00 | |
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A George III cup and cover by William Holmes, London 1787. In full Adam style, with fluted sides and cover, vitruvian scroll borders and bud finial. One side is engraved with an unidentified coat of arms in an applied wreath cartouche and the other has an applied cast plaque showing putti in a Bacchic procession between two temples. 16 1high; weight about 60 ounces. Evidently cups like this were always mostly ceremonial and decorative in nature, although the form derives from two handled drinking cups that would have been passed hand-to-hand at regimental banquets and similar formal affairs. The form has remained popular for prizes and trophies. This is a beautiful example of refined style and fine quality, in excellent condition.. | |
| Item 404475 | $14,000.00 | |
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A two handled cup and cover by the noted maker, John Schofield, London, 1797. This cup and cover stands 14 inches tall and weighs 38 ounces. Each side is engraved with a period Coat of Arms. Fully marked on body and cover. Small repair to interior lobing but not noticeable from the exterior. . |
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| Item 404366 | $8,500.00 | |
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A modern sterling photograph frame made by "D R and S", London, 1965. The top of the frame is draped with swags and the bottom has embossed wreaths and garlands. It would hold a 6 inch by 8 inch photograph. | |
| Item 403849 | $750.00 | |
| Fancy centerpiece candelabrum in English silverplate, probably circa 1850. Though unmarked, it resembles the products of Elkington & Co. It is 26" high, and is modeled as a grape vine with a center (original) glass dish and four candle arms complete with their bobeches. Very fine quality without any wear to the silver. Impressive! |  |
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| Item 402303 | $9,500.00 | |
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A pretty cream basket, London, 1773, with maker's mark "TW". The basket measures 5 inches tall to the top of the swing handle, and features beautiful delicate cutwork with swags and leaves on a square pedestal base. Comes with a blue glass fitted liner. In excellent condition. | |
| Item 403025 | SOLD | |
| A nice small silver gilt plateau with a mirror in the center by Johathan Hayne, London, 1829. It is twenty inches long and 13 inches wide. The interior edge has an applied border of flowers and foliage. It would work very well as a centerpiece for a small Georgian table. |  |
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| Item 403425 | $12,500.00 | |
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An impressive Old Sheffield plate epergne, English, circa 1795. This epergne stands 12 inches tall and is 16 inches across from dish to dish. There is only very slight bleeding on some of the highlights. The glass is original and unfortunately there is a repair on the central basket, however, the glass is cut so brilliantly that the repaired glass is almost unnoticeable. | |
| Item 403870 | $7,500.00 | |
| A nice small inkstand by Charles Price, London, 1832. It is 9 1/2 inches long and 6 1/4 inches wide. The bottles appear to be original and the internal silver caps and the bottle tops are individually hallmarked, except for the bottle on the right which has a replacement interior cap and modern bottle top. The handle is also hallmarked. There are wells on on both sides for pens. |  |
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| Item 403917 | $7.500.00 | |
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A good inkstand by the noted maker John Emes, London, 1807. This inkstand is 9 inches long and 6 1/2 inches wide and the stand weighs 18 ounces. The stand is fully marked. The detachable holders for the inkwells contain the lion passant, the maker's mark and the King's head. The bottle tops contain the lion passant, the maker's mark, the King's head and the date letter. A very handsome piece of silver and in excellent condition. | |
| Item 404021 | $5,800.00 | |
