Autumn Fine Art & Antique Sale - Hansons Auctioneers and Valuers

Lot 59. Chester interest: an Edwardiansilver sugar bowl, with crimped rim,ribbed, raised on three cast lion headedpaw feet, crested, Chester, 1904, togetherwith matched silver milk jug, of similar form,London, 1902 (2) weight approximately13 ozt gross£100-£15060Lot 60. A pair of mid-18th century stylesilver twin-lipped sauceboats, of ovaloutline, cast with flowerhead to centre,single reeded handle, maker E V, Sheffield,1959 (2), weight approx 8 ozt£100-£150Lot 60A. An Edwardian sterling silverbon bon basket, swing handle, on circularpedestal, 10cm w£25-£30Lot 61. A pair of George III style silversauceboats, of crimped rim outline, flyingscroll handle, raised on three cabriole hooffeet, Birmingham, 1961 (2) weight 11 ozt£100-£15062Lot 62. A pair of silver shortcandlesticks, loaded, of reeded circularoutline, Birmingham, 1973, together witha George V silver cream jug, Birmingham,1929 (3)£50-£80Lot 63. A George V silver six-divisiontoast rack, Sheffield, 1918, together witha Victorian silver-plated ivory- handled fishslice server and two silver teaspoons (4),weighable silver approx 6.2 ozt£70-£100Lot 64. A George II style silver sugarcastor and cover, of lighthouse form,pierced domed cover, London, 1973, weightapprox 5.5 ozt£100-£15065Lot 65. A set of five Regency style silverwine labels, of cartouche outline, inscribedGin, Whiskey, Sherry, Port and Brandy,Birmingham, 1974 and 1976 (5)£80-£100Lot 66. A good set of four Regency silvercircular trench salts, of circular reededoutline, cast with stiff acanthus raised oncircular foot rim, with floret detail, gildedbowls, maker Thomas Robbins, London,1822, 8cm d, weight approx 22.4 ozt£1500-£2500Lot 67. A good Continental silver fivepiece teaset, circa 1860, of pear shapedoutline, the trellis engine turned groundbefore oval crest, bearing monogramand date 11th August 1868, with scrollhandles, raised on four acanthus cast feet,comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin-handledsugar bowl and cover, milk jug together withkettle on stand with burner below, approx60.5 troy oz gross£1500-£200068Lot 68. A George V silver square salver,with pie crust and cast corners, raised onfour short hoof feet, makers markR P Limited, Birmingham, 1935, 25.5cm x25.5cm, weight 23 ozt£300-£500Lot 69. A silver shallow circular fruitbowl with beaded rim, raised on circularstepped beaded pedestal, maker J D S,Sheffield, 1943, 20.5cm d, 11.3 ozt£180-£25070Lot 70. A Regency style three piecesilver teaset, of ribbed boat shaped outline,the teapot with ebony handle and finial tohinged lid together with silver twin-handledsugar bowl and milk jug, all raised on fourbun feet, maker S and W Limited, Sheffield,1943, weight approx 38 troy oz gross£500-£800Lot 71. A Victorian silver six-divisiontoast rack, on pierced base with castbeadedhandle, raised on four shell-beadedfeet, maker Harry Williamson and Co,Sheffield, 1867, 19cm l, weight 10.5 ozt£100-£15072Lot 72. Christopher Dresser interest: aHukin and Heath modernist silver-platedtoast rack, in aesthetic fan shaped form,with six divisions before ball finials raised onfour bun feet, h 12cm£80-£120Lot 73. A pair of late Edwardian smallglass decanters, with silver collars, clearglass stoppers, maker J T H and J H NBirmingham, 1908, h 14cm (2)£40-£60Lot 74. A late 19th century Dutch silverbox with lid in the style of Tenniers,embossed with country scenes and figure,import marks to base, inscribed “M.M.W.,1900’’, approx 137gm£100-£150Lot 75. An Art Deco style silver ashtray,Sheffield, 1947, 9cm d, together with fiveGeorge III silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons,maker Jonathan Hayne, London, 1823,weight 7.4 ozt£60-£8010 Contact us on 01283 733988