ANTIQUE SILVER CIRCULAR SALVER, FIDDLE PATTERN TABLESPOONS, TABLE SILVER
ANTIQUE SILVER CIRCULAR SALVER, FIDDLE PATTERN TABLESPOONS, TABLE SILVER
A George III flared cylindrical Mug,
decorated with reeding above and below a band of
bright-cut and wriggleworked foliage incorporating a
vacant cartouche, gilt interior and angular handle,
3in. high, by Urquhart and Hart, London, 1810, 3oz. 3dwt.
A pair of William IV Sugar Tongs, with leaf wrapped
stems and grips, initialled inside the stems, shell bowls,
by Theobalds and Atkinson, London, circa 1835; and a Fiddle
Thread and Shell pattern Caddy Spoon, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1826.
A William IV oblong seven bar Toast Rack, the
base decorated with stiff leafage and with end grips in
the form of flowerheads, wirework pointed arch
dividers, later initialled below the shell and foliate
scroll ring handle, on four shell supports,
by John, Henry and Charles Lias, London, 1832, 9oz.
9dwt.
A GEORGE III IRISH BOAT-SHAPED SWEETMEAT
BASKET, the fluted body bright-cut with formai leafage
below a waved reeded rim, swing handle, gilt interior,
the pedestal base conforming in outline,
marked on base and handle, byjohn Stoyte, Dublin, 1801,
8oz. 17dwt.
A SHAPED CIRCULAR SALVER, fiat chased with a
band of flowers, scrolls and foliage below the raised and
applied scroll and shell border, on four scroll and shell
decorated panel supports, Struck with the
sponsors mark of Sotheby Parke Bernet, London, 1981,
39oz. 13dwt.
Six George III Old English pattern Tablespoons,
initialled, four by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, 1808, the
others by Solomon Hougham, 1805, all London, 12oz.
ldwt.
Six GEORGE IV FIDDLE PATTERN TABLESPOONS
AND six TABLE FORKS, crested, by Robert Peppin,
London, 1822, 25oz. 13dwt.
A GEORGE III HELMET-SHAPED MILK JUG, ribbed
and fluted at the angles, engraved with initiais, reeded
rim and angular handle, the pedestal base conforming
in outline, high, by Samuel and Edward
Davenport, London, 1795, 4oz. 9dwt.
Six George III Fiddle pattern Dessert Spoons,
initialled, by Josiah and George Piercy, London, 1818,
7oz. 9dwt.
A GEORGE II BALUSTER MUG,
decorated in Queen Anne taste with ilutes and
punch beading incorpor-ating a vacant scroll and
scalework cartouche, leaf capped scroll handle and
spreading base, 43/sin. high, by John Moore, Dublin,
circa 1736, 9oz. 2dwt.