A Selection of Items
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 A menagerie of Victorian and Edwardian animals.
Back row: A Victorian owl pepper and a Victorian cockatoo decanter. Maker: Alexander Crichton, London 1882.
Front row from left: A Victorian silver budgerigar scent bottle. A Victorian silver parrot pepper. An Edwardian sparrow pepper. A rare cockatoo pepper. All fully hallmarked English silver c.1890-1910. |  A very rare Victorian novelty silver mustard pot, modelled in the form of a seated monkey. EC Brown, London 1867. |  A Victorian novelty silver cat cruet, to include mustard pot and two casters. Robert Hennell, London 1860. |
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 An pair of early Victorian silver candlesticks, by Charles Fox. |  A rare Commonwealth period silver porringer with full hallmarks for London, 1658. Maker 'SA'. With later fitted presentation case. |  Ex. Malcolm Fraser Collection.
A suite of three eighteenth century Irish silver two handle cups. |
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 An English provincial silver beaker - York.
A fine pair of Victorian silver gryphon form stirrup cups. |  A pair of George III silver gilt goblets. | ![IMG_5887[312861]](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/524dce_f06394436c86447493e6f042f1254eaa~mv2.jpg) Hester Bateman Silver
Three fantastic pieces of silver by Hester Bateman to include a teapot, tea caddy and swing handle sweetmeat basket.
Each with fine bright cut decoration. |
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 Britannia Standard (0.958) Silver.
A fine pair Queen Anne silver octagonal tea caddies.
A George I silver side pouring octagonal coffee pot, with fruitwood handle. Thomas Farren. London, 1719. |  A very rare pair of Victorian silver figural salts, modelled in the form of a couple holding flower baskets. Walter and John Barnard, London 1886. |  Probably unique. A Victorian heavy cast silver cream jug, modelled after the ancient 'Askos' vessel. Complete with scurrying mice. |
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 A fine early Victorian silver argyle, made by John S Hunt for Hunt & Roskell, court jewellers to Queen Victoria. | ![IMG_5892[312856]](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/524dce_8aaba96a1010477ca60c7f386aaf59dd~mv2.jpg) A Queen Anne Britannia Standard (0.958%) bleeding bowl or single handle porringer, of exceptionally large size.
A Commonwealth period two handled porringer.
A Queen Anne Britannia Standard (0.958%) silver tazza, with splendid contemporary coat of arms. |  John Samuel Hunt for Hunt & Roskell, parcel-gilt claret jug, the glass body with etched fruiting vine. Hallmarked for London, 1861. Hunt & Roskell were silversmiths and jewellers to Queen Victoria and had retail premises at 156 New Bond Street, London. Their work is of the finest quality. |
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 An important set of four George III cast silver candlesticks.
Provenance: Ex. Tata family collection. (Tata Motors) |  A George III cast silver gilt vinaigrette with inset cabochon aventurine in claw setting. With rare 'basket of flowers' grille. Birmingham, 1809. |  A spectacular Art Nouveau silver comport. Struck with sponsor's mark of Gilbert Marks and also signed G Marks. |
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 Superb book form vinaigrette with fine decoration with applied turquoise detail to the spine. Paris, circa 1830. |  A very rare George III London marked silver eye bath. Ophthalmic articles are a specialist collecting field and eye baths are most likely found made from glass and sometimes ceramic. Solid silver examples are very scarce indeed. |  A George III, Birmingham hallmarked platter. Matthew Boulton and John Fothergill. |
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 Of exceptional proportions. London, 1826. |  Britannia Standard silver (95.8% purity), side handle coffee pot with faceted spout. London, 1715. |  Of exceptional large size. London 1708. |
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 George III Regency silver jug on stand by the master silversmith Paul Storr. With contemporary coat of arms. |  |  |
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 A substantial pair of Regency silver fluted goblets. |  Silver mounted with etched and cut glass body. Joseph Angell Jr |  An extremely rare Charles II silver mug with contemporary Coat of Arms, maker 'IS', London 1683, ex Albert Collection. |
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 An Edwardian sterling silver covered tripod bowl, with naturalistic floral decoration, signed Latino Movio, maker Holland Aldwinkle and Slater, London 1903. |  A fine and rare particularly attractive Queen Anne covered tea bowl, of fluted design for strength, by William Fleming, London 1707. |  |
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