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The Silver (London hallmarks unless otherwise stated) (lots 194 - 281)

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Lot	Description	Illustration
194	A silver gilt dessert service, comprising twelve knives, twelve spoons and twelve forks with mother-of-pearl mounted handles and fluted scroll finials, Sheffield 1928, probably by George Howson, with some replacements by the Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Company, in a brass bound case Sold for £500 Lot 194 illustration & condition report or notes
195	A small three-piece tea service, of circular form, raised on shaped legs, initialled, together with a pair of sugar tongs, 1904, by Charles Boyton & Son, in a case Sold for £130 Lot 195 illustration
196	A pair of George II waiters, with piecrust and shell borders, each raised on three scroll feet and engraved an armorial, 17cm (6.75") diameter, 1745 by John Sanders 435gms Sold for £350 Lot 196 illustration
197	A late Victorian inkstand and pentray, rectangular, with gadroon borders, fitted a wafer box with taper stick cover flanked by two oval inkwells with hinged covers and clear glass liners,35cm (13.75") wide, 1898 by Daniel and John Wellby 1985gms Sold for £750 Lot 197 illustration & condition report or notes
198	A two-handled sugar bowl and matching cream jug, with serpentine rim, 1800, re-fashioned with lotus moulding at a later date, the jug given an ivory handle Sold for £90 Lot 198 illustration
199	A George III sugar ladle, of Old English pattern, 1788, a sterling silver paper knife with foliage handle by Pauline Ewers of Sydney and a plated cheese scoop Sold for £90 Lot 199 illustration
200	A George II oval punch ladle, marks poor, but believed Edinburgh 1801, embossed at a later date, with slender turned wood handle Sold for £140 Lot 200 illustration
201	An early George III pear shaped coffee pot, with gadroon borders, shaped spout and carved scroll handle, a spiral pointed finial to the hinged cover, 1764 by John Swift Sold for £820 Lot 201 illustration
202	A George IV fox mask snuff box, with engine turned hinged cover, 7.5cm (3") long, Birmingham 1826 by George Tye and James Kilner Sold for £1,250 Lot 202 illustration & condition report or notes
203	A 17th Century sugar caster, of cylindrical shape (embossed and crested at a later date) with pierced skirt base, the pierced cover with cable border, cut card decoration and finial, having a bayonet fitting, 18.5cm (7.25") high, no date letter, the base with two maker's marks I W above a star and I W below a crown (see Jackson pages 126 and 139), the cover not marked Sold for £420 Lot 203 illustration
204	A pair of sugar nippers, Birmingham 1908, a napkin ring and a tea spoon Sold for £55 Lot 204 illustration
205	A silver mounted hand mirror, 1947, a matching hair brush, a silver mounted purse, Sheffield 1900 and a silver mounted glass hair tidy Sold for £85 Lot 205 illustration
206	A shaped oval tray, with raised pie crust border, 48.5cm (19") wide, Birmingham 1962 2015gms Sold for £420 Lot 206 illustration & condition report or notes
207	A goblet, Tewkesbury Festival 1971 (no 356) 16cm (6.25") high, another Pershore Millennium 1972 (no 118) 12.75cm (5") high and another Worcester 1971 (no 340), 12.75cm (5") high (Unsold) Lot 207 illustration
208	A pair of octagonal waiters, with pie crust borders, 16cm (6.25"), Birmingham 1962 Sold for £110 Lot 208 illustration
209	Six silver gilt and enamel coffee spoons, the reverse of the bowls painted individual flowers in colour, believed Birmingham 1973, in a case Sold for £50 Lot 209 illustration
210	An engine turned cigarette box, 17cm (6.75") wide, an ashtray set a Churchill crown piece, 1965, and EPNS ashtray, six plated lobster picks in a case and a cigarette lighter Sold for £90 Lot 210 illustration
211	A silver gilt presentation key, 1932, in a case Sold for £90 Lot 211 illustration & condition report or notes
212	A pair of coasters, with turned wood bases, 12.75cm (5") diameter, Birmingham 1989 (Unsold) Lot 212 illustration
213	A sugar caster, of 18th Century design, 17cm (6.75") high, 1912 Sold for £75 Lot 213 illustration
214	A pair of sauceboats, of 18th Century design, with gadroon borders and open scroll handles, raised on shell and hoof feet, Birmingham 1978 540gms Sold for £130 Lot 214 illustration
215	A four-piece tea and coffee service, of rectangular design with canted corners and pedestal bases, Birmingham 1934 and 1935 1780gms Sold for £400 Lot 215 illustration & condition report or notes
216	A cruet set, comprising a pair of salt cellars, a pair of mustard pots (all with spoons and blue glass liners) and a pair of pepper pots, Birmingham 1924 Sold for £100 Lot 216 illustration
217	A cream jug, of 18th Century design, Birmingham 1994, an ashtray, Birmingham 1952 and a spoon Sold for £60 Lot 217 illustration
218	A pair of salad servers, Sheffield 1914 Sold for £28 Lot 218 illustration
219	A pair of candlesticks, with oval stems and bases and having thread borders, 24cm (8") high Sold for £270 Lot 219 illustration
220	An 18th Century mote spoon Sold for £85 Lot 220 illustration
221	A double ended spoon, 1869, a Christening spoon, 1949, various salt spoons, a caddy spoon, 1907, etc Sold for £70 Lot 221 illustration
222	An engraved Christening spoon and fork, 1871, a pair of butter knives with mother-of-pearl handles, Sheffield 1946, in two cases and a square engine turned powder compact, Birmingham 1946 (Unsold) Lot 222 illustration
223	A pair of George III oval salt cellars, pierced, engraved and initialled, raised on claw and ball feet, 1777 by Thomas Daniel, and another pair matching, 1784 by William Pitts, all with blue glass liners Sold for £380 Lot 223 illustration
224	A late George III circular two-handled entree dish, and cover with gadroon borders, thread and bound acanthus handles and a similar oval handle to the cover, engraved armorials, the dish 22.25cm (8.75") diameter, 1819, possibly by William Fearn 1110gms Sold for £450 Lot 224 illustration & condition report or notes
225	A George III cinquefoil cruet frame, with pierced and engraved gallery, central handle and five claw and ball feet, complete with five cut glass bottles (one cut down), three with original silver mounts, two Birmingham 1781, Sheffield 1777 by Richard Morton & Co Sold for £400 Lot 225 illustration
226	A cut glass box, with engraved silver cover, 9.25cm (3.5") wide, 1859, three smaller circular boxes with silver covers and a shield with a bust portrait of Queen Mary in relief, 7.5cm (3") high, believed 1935 Sold for £80 Lot 226 illustration
227	A shoe horn/letter opener, 20.5cm (8") long, Birmingham 1960 and two silver mounted button hooks Sold for £15 Lot 227 illustration
228	A pair of salt cellars, a pair of mustard pots with spoons, and a pair of pepper pots, Birmingham and Sheffield 1909 and a figure-of-eight shaped cut glass box with embossed silver cover, 12.75cm (5") wide, Birmingham 1905 Sold for £30 Lot 228 illustration
229	Six tea knives, and six pastry forks (all with silver mounted handles) various coffee spoons, butter knives etc Sold for £75 Lot 229 illustration
230	A pair of sugar tongs, Edinburgh 1822, a fiddle pattern jam spoon, Edinburgh 1865, four matching teaspoons and another teaspoon, Glasgow 1859 Sold for £30 Lot 230 illustration
231	A quantity of glass fittings, from dressing cases with silver mounts, contained in a gentleman's leather dressing case (no fittings) Sold for £70 Lot 231 illustration
232	A hand mirror, with embossed mounts, Birmingham 1899, a pair of gentleman's hair brushes, a button hook, the mounts from a watch case, etc Sold for £40 Lot 232 illustration
233	An American fruit bowl, spirally embossed flowers, C scrolls etc and monogrammed, raised on four acanthus and claw feet, 24cm (9.5") diameter, by Tiffany & Co 725gms Sold for £500 Lot 233 illustration & condition report or notes
234	A cut glass powder bowl, with engine turned silver cover, Birmingham 1918, two small trinket boxes, a circular photograph frame, etc Sold for £60 Lot 234 illustration
235	A pair of goblets, 12.75cm (5") high, Birmingham 1971 and a pedestal sauceboat 1911 Sold for £55 Lot 235 illustration
236	A pair of mustard pots, crested, 1934 (one blue glass liner missing), a matching two-handled salt cellar, an Armada ashtray and an oval mustard pot Sold for £70 Lot 236 illustration
237	A shaped dish, on an oval footrim, 22.5cm (8.75") wide, 1966 by Anthony Hawksley Sold for £40 Lot 237 illustration
238	A George III ogee shaped mug, with scroll handle, 9.5cm (3.75") high, 1742, embossed at a later date Sold for £200 Lot 238 illustration
239	An octagonal vase shaped sugar caster, 16cm (6.25") high, 1907 and a pierced and embossed sweetmeat dish, 15cm (6") diameter, 1892 Sold for £50 Lot 239 illustration
240	A stag's head menu holder, Birmingham 1901 and four napkin rings various Sold for £95 Lot 240 illustration
241	A cut glass scent bottle, with embossed silver mounts, 12cm (4.75") high, Birmingham 1889, another 8.5cm (3.25") high, Birmingham 1903 (no stopper) and another Sold for £85 Lot 241 illustration
242	A two-handled tea tray, with gadroon border and reed and acanthus handles, monogrammed 66cm (26") wide, Birmingham 1931 2295gms Sold for £580 Lot 242 illustration & condition report or notes
243	A George III Irish silver sugar basket, of oval pedestal boat shape, partially fluted and with shaped swing handle, 19.5cm (7.75") wide, Dublin 1796 by Jos Jackson Sold for £600 Lot 243 illustration & condition report or notes

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