Autumn Fine Art & Antique Sale - Hansons Auctioneers and Valuers

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS108Lot 108. A George III silver twin-handledtea strainer, pierced circular outline, withscroll cast handles, London, circa 1775,15.5cm l, approx 2.5 ozt£70-£100Lot 109. A Victorian silver bulbousshaped vesta stand, chased with foliage,maker G J F, London 1884, retailed throughB Finnegan, Manchester, loaded, 6cm h£50-£70Lot 110. A George III silver helmetshaped silver cream jug, bright-cutengraved, centralling vacant shieldcartouche, ribbon-tied, below guillocheand beaded rim, maker probably ThomasCrippin, London 1786, 16.5cm h,approximately 5.5 ozt£70-£100Lot 111. A pair of George III piercedsilver bottle coasters on rosewoodand ivory inset stands, gadrooned rims,with crest, maker John Langford and JohnSebille, London, 1771, 12cm in d (2)£100-£150Lot 112. Newcastle interest: a George IIsilver muffin dredger with pierced domedcover, chased with rococo cartouche withcoronet, with initials B H M inscribed to base,maker John Langlands I, Newcastle, circa1758, 8cm h, approx 2.5 ozt£80-£120113Lot 113. An early George III silver ovalmustard, with hinged cover, of piercedreeded outline engraved with swags withcanted rectangular cartouches, with blueliners, maker indistinct, London, probably1761, 9cm h, approx 3 ozt of weighablesilver£60-£100Lot 114. A George III oval silver mustard,of reeded pierced outline, chased withswags centreing oval vacant cartouche,hinged lid opening to reveal blue glassliner, London, 1787, 8cm h, approx 3 ozt ofweighable silver£50-£80115Lot 115. A George III silver oval teapotstand, in neo-classical style, with crest andmonogram, chased to centre, raised on fourreeded splayed feet, maker Henry Green,London, 1795, 17cm l, approx 5.2 ozt£80-£120Lot 116. A fine set of four George IIIsilver oval salts, in neo-classical style,semi-lobed, before swagged husks tiedby rams heads, raised on four cast hoofsupports on oval egg and dart cast bases,with gilt interior, maker Robert Hennell,London, 1777, 7cm h, approx 26 troy oz£2000-£3000116117Lot 117. A George III silver oval teapotwith hinged cover, of oval neo-classicaloutline, cast with bright-cut engraved crestto either side, turned wood handle, makerHenry Green, London, 1795, 15cm h approx16 ozt gross£200-£300Lot 118. A pair of George III silver bottlecoasters, bright-cut engraved with scrollingswagged borders, centralling rectangularcartouches, marks indistinct, London, circa1790, 12cm d (2)£70-£100Lot 119. A pair of Regency silver bottlecoasters, egg and dart flared cast rims,above lobed casting, centreing mahoganyreeded inserts, maker John Roberts andCo, Sheffield, 1804, 15cm d, togetherwith another Regency silver bottle coaster,mahogany insert with coronet silver centre,maker William Sumner, London, 1808,15cm d (3)£100-£150Lot 120. A George III silver piercedbon bon basket on pedestal, cast andembossed with swags flanking rams headsand centreing figurative masks, belowbeaded border and scroll floral piercedhandle, enclosing blue glass liner, onpedestal and square foot rim, maker MaryMakemeid, London, 1773, 13cm h, approx10.5 troy oz£250-£300www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 13