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A George III mahogany tray top commode fitted a cupboard, the drawer complete with china liner 75cm x 52cm x 46cm
SOLD FOR £240
A George III mahogany tray top commode fitted a cupboard, the drawer complete with china liner 75cm x 52cm x 46cm
A George III repousse silver mug decorated with flowers and with vacant cartouche, London 1787 maker Samuel Meriton 74 grams, 7cm
SOLD FOR £70
A George III repousse silver mug decorated with flowers and with vacant cartouche, London 1787 maker Samuel Meriton 74 grams, 7cm
A George III repousse silver mug with flowers and scrolls, London 1775 maker William Cripps 190 grams, 9cm
SOLD FOR £150
A George III repousse silver mug with flowers and scrolls, London 1775 maker William Cripps 190 grams, 9cm
A good George III silver presentation punch bowl, inscribed "A gift from John Wallis and Company to Captain Peter Shields on account of his ship being the first vessel repaired in their new dry dock South Shields January 22nd 1787" the reverse engraved with a galleon, Newcastle 1786, maker John Langlands I and John Robertson I, 1400 grams, 29cm - Robert, Thomas and John Wallis defied the ship building grant given to Newcastle by Henry I to have the monopoly on ship repairs and when they set up their shipyard the unfortunate Alderman sent with a posse of officers to forcibly hinder the work was treated to an involuntary bath in the river
SOLD FOR £4500
A good George III silver presentation punch bowl, inscribed "A gift from John Wallis and Company to Captain Peter Shields on account of his ship being the first vessel repaired in their new dry dock South Shields January 22nd 1787" the reverse engraved with a galleon, Newcastle 1786, maker John Langlands I and John Robertson I, 1400 grams, 29cm - Robert, Thomas and John Wallis defied the ship building grant given to Newcastle by Henry I to have the monopoly on ship repairs and when they set up their shipyard the unfortunate Alderman sent with a posse of officers to forcibly hinder the work was treated to an involuntary bath in the river
A set of George IV silver teaspoons London 1822, 111 grams
SOLD FOR £70
A set of George IV silver teaspoons London 1822, 111 grams
A Lincoln stamp album of mint and used stamps including GB, Victoria - George VI, Australia, Belgium, USA, British South Africa, Queensland, New Zealand and 2 Ideal stamp albums, one containing a collection of World stamps and the other empty
SOLD FOR £65
A Lincoln stamp album of mint and used stamps including GB, Victoria - George VI, Australia, Belgium, USA, British South Africa, Queensland, New Zealand and 2 Ideal stamp albums, one containing a collection of World stamps and the other empty
Peter, Anne and William Bateman, a George III silver 2 handled cup with ribbed decoration London 1805, 292 grams
SOLD FOR £270
Peter, Anne and William Bateman, a George III silver 2 handled cup with ribbed decoration London 1805, 292 grams
A George III silver mug with ribbed decoration and engraved monogram London 1809, 134 grams
SOLD FOR £70
A George III silver mug with ribbed decoration and engraved monogram London 1809, 134 grams
A George IV silver kings pattern marrow scoop, London 1826 146 grams
SOLD FOR £100
A George IV silver kings pattern marrow scoop, London 1826 146 grams
A William IV repousse silver mug with wing caryatid handle, the body decorated with masks and fruits and scrolls, London 1832, maker George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, 348 grams
SOLD FOR £320
A William IV repousse silver mug with wing caryatid handle, the body decorated with masks and fruits and scrolls, London 1832, maker George Smith II and Thomas Hayter, 348 grams
A George III silver mug with ribbed decoration and engraved monogram London 1810, 143 grams
SOLD FOR £75
A George III silver mug with ribbed decoration and engraved monogram London 1810, 143 grams
A George II silver salver with scroll rim and later presentation inscription, raised on pad feet London 1753, maker William Peaston, 32cm, 964 grams
SOLD FOR £440
A George II silver salver with scroll rim and later presentation inscription, raised on pad feet London 1753, maker William Peaston, 32cm, 964 grams
A George III silver madeira collar and 11 Georgian buttons
SOLD FOR £130
A George III silver madeira collar and 11 Georgian buttons
A set of 7 George III silver dessert forks and 3 dinner forks London 1801, minor flatware 854 grams
SOLD FOR £210
A set of 7 George III silver dessert forks and 3 dinner forks London 1801, minor flatware 854 grams
A George IV Irish repousse silver mug with floral decoration Dublin 1823, 89 grams 8cm
SOLD FOR £95
A George IV Irish repousse silver mug with floral decoration Dublin 1823, 89 grams 8cm
A George III silver table spoon, 2 others and 3 dessert spoons 286 grams
SOLD FOR £100
A George III silver table spoon, 2 others and 3 dessert spoons 286 grams
A set of 4 George III silver table spoons London 1784 and minor plated cutlery
SOLD FOR £85
A set of 4 George III silver table spoons London 1784 and minor plated cutlery
An album of Commonwealth mint and used stamps George VI And later - Aiden, Australia, Gibraltar, India, New Zealand, a green stock book of GB used stamps Victoria and later, an album of Commonwealth - Cyprus, India and various loose stamps
SOLD FOR £75
An album of Commonwealth mint and used stamps George VI And later - Aiden, Australia, Gibraltar, India, New Zealand, a green stock book of GB used stamps Victoria and later, an album of Commonwealth - Cyprus, India and various loose stamps
A stock book of British Commonwealth stamps George VI - Elizabeth II, a Stanley Gibbons black album of mint and used GB and world stamps George V and later - Cameroon, Australia, India, Italy, New Zealand, South Africa, a red album of world stamps - United States, South Africa, Rhodesia, Kenya, Uganda, British Honduras
SOLD FOR £70
A stock book of British Commonwealth stamps George VI - Elizabeth II, a Stanley Gibbons black album of mint and used GB and world stamps George V and later - Cameroon, Australia, India, Italy, New Zealand, South Africa, a red album of world stamps - United States, South Africa, Rhodesia, Kenya, Uganda, British Honduras
A pair of George II silver sauce boats with beaded rim and S scroll handles with shell knees on shell feet, bearing armorials, London 1754, 806 grams
SOLD FOR £360
A pair of George II silver sauce boats with beaded rim and S scroll handles with shell knees on shell feet, bearing armorials, London 1754, 806 grams
A cased set of 2 silver caddy spoons and tongs with apostle terminals London 1868 and a George III silver sifter spoon London 1805 166 grams
SOLD FOR £80
A cased set of 2 silver caddy spoons and tongs with apostle terminals London 1868 and a George III silver sifter spoon London 1805 166 grams
A George III silver salver with shell rim and chased scroll and floral decoration London 1818, 492 grams 28 cm
SOLD FOR £180
A George III silver salver with shell rim and chased scroll and floral decoration London 1818, 492 grams 28 cm
A George III silver salver with chased scroll decoration and fancy border on pad feet London 1763, maker Robert Rugg 1 , 926 grams, 31cm
SOLD FOR £500
A George III silver salver with chased scroll decoration and fancy border on pad feet London 1763, maker Robert Rugg 1 , 926 grams, 31cm
A stylish silver condiment comprising tapered salt and pepper and mustard with cast decoration, London 1972, maker George Grant MacDonald 244 grams
SOLD FOR £130
A stylish silver condiment comprising tapered salt and pepper and mustard with cast decoration, London 1972, maker George Grant MacDonald 244 grams
A Victorian silver mustard with scroll finial and S scroll handle with pierced rustic body and blue glass liner, London 1846 maker Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox 190 grams
SOLD FOR £95
A Victorian silver mustard with scroll finial and S scroll handle with pierced rustic body and blue glass liner, London 1846 maker Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox 190 grams