AUCTIONEERS Established 1861 - Wright Manley

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247 - OMAR RAMSDEN A LARGE COMMEMORATIVE CIGARETTE BOX London 1936, of hammered silver with slightly flared sides, the hinged cover centred by a plaque enamelled en plein with a galleon in full sail within a rope border and flanked by raised initials above Nov 12 1936 and June 1st 1897 1937, the sides with a raised inscription I Was Wrought for James and Nancy Barnes by command of William and Lily Barnes to commemorate 40th anniversary of their wedding day, signed underneath Omar Ramsden Me Fecit, 8" wide See illustration £2000 - 3000 Lot 248 248 - A SECOND SIMILAR BOX OMAR RAMSDEN London 1936, the cover with a different enamelled plaque between the same initials and dates, the sides reading I Was Wrought for Lionel Alfred and Dorothy Green by command of William and Lily Barnes to commemorate the 40th anniversary of their wedding day, also signed underneath Omar Ramsden Me Fecit 8" wide. See illustration £2000 - 3000 249 - A PAIR OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS, Sheffield 1937, four silver coffee spoons with cat mounts, Birmingham hallmarked 1929, and another silver Old English coffee spoon, a silver plated pair of sugar tongs. A boxed set of stainless and white handled tea knives. £40 - 60 250 - TWELVE SILVER GEORGIAN TEA SPOONS Old English design various hallmarks and silver plated butter knife and sugar tongs. £80 - 100 251 - A PAIR OF GEORGE II SUGAR NIPS of typical form makers mark and lion passant only, Robert Cox, London circa 1760 £50 - 70 252 - A SMALL PLAIN VESTA CASE, possibly Chinese, Wang Hing, inscribed HMS Whiting 1898 and on the other side R Roberts £20 - 30 253 - A LATE 18TH CENTURY TODDY LADLE of typical form with turned whalebone handle, the bowl set with an earlier William III shilling £80 - 100 Lot 254 254 - AN IMPRESSIVE TABLE CENTRE PIECE Barnard Bros, London 1894, well chased with blooms, shells and trellis panels framing a presentation inscription on one side and the recipients crest monogram and the date on the other, the waved floral scroll border terminating in rocaille grips with swinging laurel garland handles 16 1 /2" wide 1590gms. See illustration £700 - 1000 255 - A PAIR OF FANCY INITIALED NAPKIN RINGS Birmingham 1902, a second pair with vacant cartouches, framed by feathers, Sheffield 1908, cased napkin ring, a sixth example 110gms and a Middle East napkin ring, a Vesta case with vacant cartouche Birmingham 1897, a second smaller example 1905, a plated example, a folding knife with 4" blade, plated mounts, a pair of small salt cellers, Sheffield 1908, an old English pattern initialled salt spoon 1811, an oval glass box with detachable silver cover stamped with blooms and scrolls, Birmingham 1907 and a second glass box with damaged silver cover £60 - 80 256 - A PAIR OF GEORGE III INITIALLED BRIGHT CUT SUGAR TONGS London 1806 and an Old English pattern caddy spoon Peter and Anne Bateman London 1791, initialled and with fluted bowl £40 - 60 257 - A GEORGE IV OVAL CREAM JUG Joseph Angell London 1824 engraved with a leafy band below the gadroon border, cast handle and on paw feet 6" wide 230gms £125 - 175 258 - AN EARLY VICTORIAN BALUSTER CHILD'S MUG makers mark indistinct London 1840, chased with foliage on matted ground framing an initialled cartouche 4" high 85 gms. See illustration £100 - 150 Lot 258 Lot 263 Lot 259 Fine Winter Sale 14 Thursday 2nd December 2010
259 - A GEORGE III BALUSTER MUG John Payne London 1769, engraved underneath with the initials of a married couple and dated 1770, 3 3 /4" high 190gms See illustration £250 - 350 260 - A GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN SERVING SPOON Peter and Anne Bateman, London 1798, crested 105gms £50 - 70 261 - AN EARLY VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN SERVING SPOON J J Whiting London 1837, initialed 155gms £50 - 70 262 - TWO OPEN FACED SILVER CASED POCKET WATCHES, mid 19th century, distressed £20 - 30 263 - A QUATREFOIL DESSERT DISH Chester 1902, pierced with scroll motifs below the waved border 12 1 /2" wide, and a central handle from a cruet frame circa 1830 400gms £100 - 150 264 - A WILLIAM IV SNUFF BOX Nathaniel Mills Birmingham 1833, engine turned top and base, reeded sides, 2" wide £125 - 175 265 - A GEORGE IV SMALL VINAIGRETTE Nathaniel Mills London 1829, reeded sides, cast floral border £125 - 175 267 - A MOST UNUSUAL CASED BREAD KNIFE and three pronged fork Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1907 £40 - 60 268 - A LARGE TROPHY CUP Birmingham 1905 and a second smaller example Chester 1914, both inscribed, 795 grams. £150 - 200 269 - A CASED SET OF SIX LATER DECORATED DESSERT SPOONS, two London 1790, 1826, the other four bottom marked, circa 1770, 210 grams. £150 - 200 270 - FOUR VICTORIAN SMALL CAULDRON SHAPED SALT CELLERS on three feet, London 1889 and a cased pair of shell salts complete with spoons, Chester 1894, 95 grams. £70 - 100 271 - A PAIR OF CORINTHIAN COLUMN CANDLESTICKS Birmingham 1902, 6" high (loading loose in one) £200 - 300 272 - TWO BALUSTER CREAM JUGS Birmingham 1927/28 and three modern ash trays, 410 grams £80 - 120 273 - A VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN SIFTER LADLE London 1864, a child's christening spoon 1871 and a small Old English Pattern sifter ladle Sheffield 1902, 85 grams. £40 - 60 274 - A PAIR OF BULBOUS VASES stamped with bloom and scrolls below wavy inverted borders, Sheffield 1902, 4", 445 grams. £150 - 200 275 - A TWO HANDLED BOTTLE STAND, Mapin & Webb, Sheffield 1905, 7" high, 510 grams. £125 - 175 276 - A VICTORIAN ELABORATE SHAPED CIRCULAR DESSERT BASKET, Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1852, crested with discrete and contemporary presentation inscription, applied open work border cast with trailing's and scroll motifs, garlanded handle, 11" diameter, 690grams. See illustration £300 - 500 Lot 280 Lot 278 Lot 280 277 - A GEORGE III HELMET SHAPED CREAM JUG makers mark WW, circa 1800, initialled and engraved with a band of leaf and crescent motifs, 4" high, 100 grams. £125 - 175 278 - A SMALL TABLE TIMEPIECE WITH POINTED PEDIMENT ON BUN FEET, marks rubbed, circa 1920 and three cased pairs of napkin rings, Birmingham 1907,1914,and 1989, 185 grams. £90 - 120 279 - TWO CASED SETS OF SIX TEASPOONS, Birmingham, Sheffield 1923/25 and a three piece cruet set complete with blue glass lining and spoons Birmingham 1974, 275 grams. £70 - 90 280 - A PAIR OF ADAM STYLE TABLE CANDLESTICKS Thomas Bradbury, London 1891 each with vase shaped stems and batwing fluting detachable nozzles, 7 1 /2", weighted. See illustration £200 - 300 281 - A REPRODUCTION HEART SHAPED PHOTO FRAME Sheffield 1991, richly decorated 11" high. See illustration £100 - 150 Lot 281 Lo 282 282 - A DIAMOND CUT GLASS SILVER MOUNTED CLARET JUG, London 1973, beaded borders 11" high. See illustration £100 - 150 283 - A CUT GLASS DECANTER AND STOPPER with silver collar London 1972 11" high £30 - 50 284 - A HOBNAIL CUT SPIRIT DECANTER with silver collar S J Rose Birmingham 1984 8 1 /2" high £40 - 60 285 - A VICTORIAN CUT GLASS SCENT BOTTLE AND STOPPER London 1893, silver collar and pull off silver cap 5 1 /2" high £50 - 70 Fine Winter Sale 15 Thursday 2nd December 2010
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