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Gorringe's Autumn Fine Art & Antiques Sale

28th September 2021

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624<br />

623<br />

Lot 622<br />

A good early George III silver<br />

salver, by Richard Rugg,<br />

of shaped circular form, with<br />

‘scaled’ border and engraved<br />

with armorial, on three scroll and<br />

paw feet, London, 1760, 35.6cm,<br />

38 oz.<br />

Lot 623<br />

£700 - 1,000<br />

A canteen of silver Kings<br />

pattern flatware and cutlery,<br />

for twelve, by Viners Ltd,<br />

Sheffield, 1959/60, comprising<br />

one hundred and thirty three<br />

items, housed in a mahogany<br />

canteen, weighable silver<br />

155.5oz.<br />

£2,000 - 3,000<br />

625<br />

Lot 624<br />

A set of four early 19th century<br />

South American? cast silver<br />

candlesticks,<br />

with waisted knop stems and<br />

engraved decoration, indistinct<br />

makers mark with 10 stamp,<br />

height 25.9 cm, 62.5oz.<br />

Lot 625<br />

£500 - 700<br />

A pair of early George III cast<br />

silver candlesticks by William<br />

Cafe,<br />

with waisted knopped stems, on<br />

shaped square bases, London,<br />

1760 & 1768, 24.9cm, 36.5oz.<br />

£1,000 - 1,500<br />

626<br />

Lot 626<br />

A George III silver hot water<br />

ewer, by William Sumner I?,<br />

of panelled vase shape, with<br />

engraved initial and crest,<br />

London, 1794, height 30.4cm,<br />

gross weight 24.5oz.<br />

Lot 627<br />

£300 - 500<br />

A pair of textured silver bottle<br />

coasters by Adrian Gerald<br />

Benney, with removeable<br />

silver mounted plastic liners,<br />

with wooden bases, London,<br />

1998, height 24.5cm, diameter<br />

12.7cm, gross weight of bases<br />

28oz.<br />

£1,500 - 2,000<br />

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