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Total lots: 1690

Lot	Title	Estimate	Hammer price
2239	An Edwardian novelty silver and cut-glass perfume bottle holder in the form of a miniature Tantalus, Horace Woodward, Birmingham 1910, registration No	£180 - £250	£240	View
2240	A pair of George III silver wine coasters, Solomon Hougham, London 1799, each with circular ribbed wood base engraved with initials, 12cms diam. (2)	£300 - £500	£480	View
2241	A pair of 20th century silver sauceboats, D and J Welby Ltd., London 1924, each boat shaped and engraved with a crest, on scrolled hoof foot and handl	£150 - £250	£190	View
2244	Two Victorian silver water jugs, William And George Sissons, London, 1875 and 1876, one gilt and with engraved crest, the other plain, each with ivory	£250 - £350	£460	View
2245	Tiffany And Co., New York; a late 19th century American silver three piece tea set, each decorated with bands of engraved strapwork, marked 1688, 925/	£200 - £300	£420	View
2246	An Edwardian set of twelve pairs of fish knives and forks, Harrison Bros., Sheffield, 1908, in fitted oak case with label Spink & Son Ltd Piccadilly.	£180 - £250	£200	View
2247	A late 19th century Continental silver gilt three piece tea set, import marks for London, 1888, additionally marked with fleur-de-lys and SHC 950, tea	£180 - £250	£640	View
2248	An American silver three piece tea set, Hardy & Hayes, marked 1902 Sterling 925, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, each with raised floral r	£250 - £400	£390	View
2249	Two late 19th/early 20th century Continental silver novelty pepperettes, marks indistinct, each modelled as a bird with red glass eyes, removable head	£180 - £250	£360	View
2251	Black, Starr & Frost; an American set of twelve sterling silver soufflé dishes in the form of miniature saucepans, marked 879, Sterling, eight with gl	£100 - £200	£220	View
2252	An Edwardian silver mantel timepiece, maker's mark RP, Birmingham, 1909, of waisted outline with enamel dial and Arabic numerals, Swiss movement, 11.4	£120 - £180	£140	View
2253	A pair of silver plate vase and covers in the Regency Style, each of ovoid form with twin lion mask and half ring handles upon four ball feet 28cms hi	£80 - £120	£170	View
2254	A pair of late Victorian silver gilt cache-pots, Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1900, each of George II style with glass liners (one liner possibly as	£200 - £400	£380	View
2255	A George V silver meat dish of oval form, Charles and Richard Comyns, London, 1924 with engraved coat-of-arms, 49.5cms wide, 38.4cms high, 1,410g.	£400 - £600	£440	View
2256	A pair of George IV silver and moulded glass box and covers, probably Joseph Angell, London 1829, each surmounted by a duck final and floral banded li	£250 - £400	£380	View
2257	A Victorian silver water kettle, burner and stand, Atkins, Sheffield 1877, engraved overall with foliage, of baluster form, with shaped handle, the st	£250 - £400	£540	View
2258	An Edwardian silver gilt burner and snuffer, William Hutton And Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1908, of cylindrical pierced form, with scroll handle, 9.5cms hig	£80 - £120	£140	View
2259	A William IV silver brandy bowl, Edward And Edward Junior, John And William Barnard, London, 1835, of lobed bellied form, lid with hinged spout, 26cms	£180 - £250	£280	View
2260	A George IV silver gilt part flatware service in the hourglass pattern, Eley, Fearn and Chawner, London 1829, comprising; 12 table spoons and 10 table	£300 - £400	£480	View
2261	A late 19th century French silver gilt dinner service in a Rococo pattern by Claude Doutre Roussel, comprising: twelve table spoons, twelve table fork	£400 - £600	£460	View
2262	An early 19th century Russian set of six silver gilt spoons in the English manner, St Petersburg AH, ICP, later initialled, 277g. (6) Illustrated	£100 - £200	£110	View
2263	A matched silver flatware service in the hourglass pattern, assorted dates and makers but predominately early 19th century, part bearing armorial cres	£1,200 - £1,800	£1,550	View
2264	A matched silver flatware service in the feather edge pattern, assorted dates and makers but predominately early 19th century, part bearing heraldic c	£600 - £1,000	£900	View
2265	A pair of George III silver pepperettes, John Emes, London, 1805, one engraved with a crest 9.5cms high 200g. (2)	£100 - £150	£400	View

Total lots: 1690

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