for our Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction to be held on Wednesday 24th of September 2025
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| 103 | A Victorian Scottish oval silver salver Edinburgh 1871, engraved inscription "Presented by The Langholm Congregation of The Free Church of Scotland ... March 28th 1872", 200 grams | 90-120 |
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| 104 | A silver boat shaped cream jug on bun feet, maker John Rogers and Co., Sheffield 1899, 126 grams | 50-75 |
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| 105 | A silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration Birmingham 1923, maker Alex Clarke & Co., 122 grams | 40-60 |
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| 106 | A Victorian silver salts bottle holder with reeded decoration, complete with glass stopper (small chip to top) Birmingham 1887, maker Horton and Allday 5cm, together with an Edwardian silver sovereign case, monogrammed, Birmingham 1907 | 40-60 |
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| 107 | An Indian circular embossed white metal bowl decorated figures of a seated gnash 10cm together with a silver spoon | 50-70 |
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| 108 | A pair of weighted silver candlesticks Birmingham 1954, maker Denton and Down, 18cm, together with a squat weighted silver candlestick on a square base Birmingham 1944 (sconce is loose) | 50-75 |
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| 109 | A hexagonal cut glass dressing table jar with silver mounts and cut glass stopper (stopper chipped), a cut glass perfume bottle with silver and yellow enamelled collar 9cm (the top off centred) and 4 other glass scent bottles with silver collars | 50-75 |
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| 110 | A Victorian silver bachelor's teapot with demi-reeded decoration and ebonised handle, Sheffield 1889, maker Atkin Brothers, gross weight 438 grams | 180-220 |
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| 111 | A pair of Georgian silver Old English pattern table spoons London 1810, maker Peter and William Bateman, monogrammed M, 118 grams | 70-90 |
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| 112 | A Victorian silver Kings Pattern basting spoon London 1857 (marks rubbed), 200 grams | 80-120 |
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| 113 | A silver twin handled bowl/quaich with engraved inscription, Birmingham 1918, maker Deakin and Francis Ltd. 210 grams | 80-120 |
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| 114 | A silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration, monogrammed VCL, Birmingham 1932, maker Joseph Gloster, 166 grams | 40-60 |
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| 115 | A George III silver Old English pattern basting spoon, London 1819, makers mark WE, 150 grams | 70-90 |
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| 116 | A silver spirit table lighter Birmingham 1915 11cm, a silver tea strainer Birmingham 1925 (handle soldered) together with a silver shooting medallion Birmingham 1934, weighable silver 50 grams | 30-50 |
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| 117 | A set of 6 George IV silver fiddle pattern table forks, London 1820 maker Thomas Dicks, together with a William IV silver fiddle pattern pudding fork London 1827, maker William Chawner II, 484 grams | 180-220 |
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| 118 | A set of 6 silver napkin rings Sheffield 1999 with millennium hallmark, maker United Cutlers, 196 grams, in presentation case | 100-140 |
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| 119 | A William IV silver fiddle pattern soup ladle with armorial decoration, London 1824, maker William Edwards, 244 grams | 100-120 |
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| 120 | Two George IV silver Old English pattern berry spoons London 1827, a bottom marked silver berry spoon and a Georgian silver berry spoon 1810, 230 grams | 80-120 |
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| 121 | A William IV silver fiddle pattern basting spoon London 1837, monogrammed, maker Benoni Stephens, 124 grams | 50-75 |
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| 122 | A Georgian silver Old English pattern table spoon London 1782, a silver bottom marked Old English pattern table spoon and 3 other Georgian silver table spoons, 322 grams | 140-180 |
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| 123 | A cased set of 6 silver coffee spoons London 1937, 48 grams | 40-50 |
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| 124 | A silver cigarette box with engine turned decoration London 1947, 5cm x 17cm x 9cm (splits and dents), a Georgian silver mustard spoon, 2 silver butter knives and a silver napkin ring, weighable silver 46 grams, together with a set of 6 tea knives with mother of pearl handles | 40-60 |
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| 125 | 6 George IV silver bladed and handled tea knives monogrammed W.A., 6 tea knives with shell handles, 2 other tea knives with Queens pattern handles, all Sheffield 1823, and 2 fruit forks, gross weight included weighted handles 802 grams | 200-300 |
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| 126 | Four Irish Britannia standard silver fiddle and rat tail pattern pudding spoons, Dublin 1821, 1 other Dublin 1837, all by James Scott, together with a Georgian silver teaspoon, gross weight 218 grams | 90-120 |
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| 127 | Three Georgian Irish silver fiddle pattern pudding forks, maker Laurence Nolan, backs marked Stewart, Dublin 1829 126 grams | 70-90 |
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