10th July 2012

CAPES DUNN & Co.

Jewellery and Silver

CAPES DUNN & Co.

Jewellery, Silver, Plated Wares, Watches & Gold Coins

Tuesday 10th July 2012

Sale commences at 12 noon

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Sale No: JS626Catalogue £6.00

Front Cover Illustration Lot 31 (part)Back Cover Illustration Lot: 268 (detail)Inside Cover Illustration Lot: 28This Page Illustration Lot: 128

PLEASE NOTEALL GOODS must be removed by 4pm on Thursday 12th July 2012

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Watches1. LADY’S SWISS 9ct GOLD ENGRAVED POCKET WATCH, with engraved gold dial, keywind movement and the key £70-90

2. LADY’S ROTARY 9ct GOLD WRIST WATCH, with small circular dial, mechanical movement and the 9ct gold link bracelet, 12.5gms gross weight £50-80

3. LADY’S ACCURIST QUARTZ WRIST WATCH, with black oblong dial, in gold plated oblong case with integral black steel and gold plated broad link bracelet and a lady’s Sekonda quartz gold plated bracelet WATCH (2) £15-20

4. GENTS ACCURIST ‘SHOCK MASTER’ GOLD PLATED WRIST WATCH, with 21 jewelled movement and expanding bracelet, TWO GENTS ANCRE AND SEKONDA MECHANICAL WRIST WATCHES AND TWO GENTS QUARTZ WRIST WATCHES by Dunhill and Bemar (5) £20-30

5. WALTHAM ROLLED GOLD DEMI HUNTER POCKET WATCH, with keyless movement, white roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial, plain case (model ‘Preston Junior’ ‘Especially made for Preston Ltd. Bolton) No. 22323632 £40-60

6. PRE-WAR GILT METAL CASED HUNTER POCKET WATCH, with self wind 15 jewel movement, white dial with Arabic numerals, seconds subsidiary dial (lacks minute hand and glass) £20-30

7. BULOVA LONGCHAMP, GOLD PLATED CASED GENTLEMAN’S WRIST WATCH, with baton numerals (no strap) also a 9ct GOLD DARK SAPPHIRE AND WHITE STONE SET CLUSTER RING and a ‘gold’ letter ‘C’ suspended from a fine chain (a.f.) £30-50

8. 1930’s PLATINUM AND TINY DIAMOND SET LADY’S COCKTAIL WATCH (minus black cord strap) the back engraved ‘Platine Garanti’ (one stone deficient) gross weight (excluding movement) 8.2gms £300-500

9. 9ct GOLD CASED MARVIN LADY’S WRIST WATCH, on integral finely braided strap, gross weight 23.6gms £200-250

10. 18ct GOLD CASED THOMAS RUSSELL AND SON. RETAILED LADY’S WRIST WATCH, on rolled gold expandable bracelet and THREE 9ct GOLD cameo set and OTHER RINGS (4) £60-80

11. GENTS’ BULOVA ‘AMBASSADOR’ SWISS GOLD PLATED AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCH, the gold coloured circular dial with batons and day date aperture, leather strap; ANOTHER GENTS WRIST WATCH AND FOUR LADY’S WRIST WATCHES (6) £80-120

12. GENTS BULOVA ‘SELF WINDING’ WRIST WATCH, with circular silvered dial, sweep seconds hand, gold plated case, leather strap No. 7095624 £20-30

13. WALTHAM POCKET WATCH, IN 14K GOLD FILLED CASE, with keyless movement, white dial with subsidiary seconds dial, No. 6488277 £35-45

14. JOHN W. CARTER, 61 CORNHILL, LONDON SILVER COLOURED METAL DEMI HUNTER POCKET WATCH, with keyless movement, and a WALTHAM ROLLED GOLD POCKET WATCH, with keyless movement (a.f.) £40-60

15. LADY’S 9ct GOLD SWISS WRIST WATCH, with mechanical movement, Arabic white porcelain dial and the 9ct gold mesh bracelet, Glasgow import hallmark 1919, 21gms gross, LADY’S ‘EMHA’ SWISS GOLD PLATED AND FLORAL ENAMELLED SPRING BANGLE WATCH, with covered dial, 17 jewel movement, in case and 3 OTHER LADY’S WRIST WATCHES (5) £60-90

16. GENT’S ACCURIST GOLD PLATED AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCH with calendar and mesh bracelet, A MARKS AND SPENCER GENTS WATCH WATERPROOF QUARTZ WRIST WATCH, A LADY’S GIROXA ROLLED GOLD WRIST WATCH with expanding bracelet (3) £30 - 40

17. GENTS MODERN MARKS AND SPENCER QUARTZ WRIST WATCH, waterproof, in stainless steel case and with rubber strap and LADYS’ ‘GIROXA’ GOLD PLATED WRIST WATCH, with mechanical movement, expanding bracelet £20-30

18. GENT’S TISSOT ‘PRO ALARM CHRONO’ WRIST WATCH the black dial with three subsidiary dials, with stainless steel case and integral strap, (a.f.) £20 - 30

19. LADY’S ROAMER SWISS GOLD PLATED WRIST WATCH, with small circular silvered dial, gold plated link bracelet, in original box

20. LADY’S TREBEX SWISS 9ct GOLD WRIST WATCH, with 15 jewelled movement with silvered oblong dial and the two strand twisted rope pattern bracelet (a.f.) approx 10gms net £80-120

21. LADY’S OMEGA ROLLED GOLD WRIST WATCH, with mechanical movement, small circular dial and case and rolled gold trumpet link bracelet, No. 12401720, in case £50-80

22. CONTINENTAL SILVER AND GOLD FOB WATCH, with keyless movement, white porcelain Arabic dial, foliate engraved and engine turned case, 1 1/8” diameter, German 800 standard mark £30-50

23. LADY’S ACCURIST SWISS 9ct GOLD WRIST WATCH, with 21 jewel movement, the circular Arabic silvered dial with subsidiary dial and the 9ct gold snake pattern bracelet and a CONTINENTAL SILVER FOB WATCH, with vine decorated case, keyless movement (2) £30-50

24. 18ct GOLD CASED OMEGA GENTLEMAN’S WRIST WATCH, with baton numerals, series number 17770410, the leather strap with 9ct gold buckle £300-400

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26. LADY’S 1950’s OMEGA 9ct GOLD WRIST WATCH, with mechanical movement, small square case and silvered dial with batons and 9ct gold snake pattern bracelet, Birmingham 1953, 15.8gms gross, in original Omega case £100-150

27. LADY’S ROLEX PRE-WAR 9ct GOLD WRIST WATCH, with 15 jewel movement, circular white porcelain dial, with Arabic numerals and the 9ct gold expanding bracelet, Glasgow import mark 1927, No. 28822 (bracelet a.f.) £150-200

28. LADY’S ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE JUST OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED SUPERLATIVE CHRONOMETER, with mechanical movement, silvered circular dial with eleven diamond set batons, date aperture and sweep seconds hand, 18ct gold case, the bessel set with 32 diamonds and 4 rubies, 18ct gold Rolex strap, numbered 8560F, the watch back numbered 69068 £4000-5000

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29. LADY’S VERSACE ‘ECLISSI’ STAINLESS STEEL AND DIAMOND SWISS MADE BRACELET WATCH with quartz movement, the engine turned white dial, lozenge shaped with baton and two small diamonds at 12 o’clock, the bessel set with 36 tiny diamonds and flanked by two crescent shaped framed sapphire crystal sections each encapsulating an arrangement of five tiny diamonds, this whole oval section pivoting within the broad curved and engraved stainless steel top which then continues with the integral broad flexible bracelet, water resistant, number on the back 73Q A872887, in original Versace blackwood case £1000-1500

Coins and Medals30. ‘ONE THOUSAND YEARS OF BRITISH MONARCHY’ BY JOHN PINCHES LTD., LONDON ‘STERLING SILVER MINT EDITION OF FIFTY SILVER INGOTS’, depicting a monarchs head against a background of a major current event, viz George III and ‘The Battle of Trafalgar 1805’, circa 1975-1977, approx 106oz, in teak wood presentation case and the accompanying book by Sir Arthur Bryant, in clip case £1200-1500

31. MEDALLIONERS LTD. LONDON, SET OF SIX 22ct GOLD LARGE MEDALLIONS, ‘PRIME MINISTERS OF GREAT BRITAIN’ designed by Gerald Benney and Stuart Devlin, depicting Robert Walpole 1676-1745; Wm Pitt, the elder, 1708-1778; Wm Pitt, the younger, 1759-1806; Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-1881; William Gladstone, 1809-1898; Winston Churchill, 1874-1965 each medallion 1 3/4” (4.5cm) diameter and 55.1gms, the set 330.6gms of 22ct gold (10.63 troy ounces) in fitted case, hallmarked London 1966 £8,000-10,000

32. ‘THE CHURCHILL CENTENARY MEDALS’ AN ALBUM HOUSING TWENTY FOUR SILVER-GILT MEDALLIONS, in commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill, minted by John Pinches Medallists Ltd. with Churchill Centenary Trust Certificate of Ownership No. 5008 £300-400

33. ‘ONE HUNDRED GREATEST CARS’, A CASE CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED SILVER MINIATURE INGOTS, depicting iconic automobiles minted by John Pinches Ltd. London, together with the descriptive cards in a ring binder together with a viewing magnifying glass £150-200

34. BOXED SET OF SEVEN 24CT GOLD SMALL COINS, including 1/7th Krugerrand in a fitted mahogany buffet case with certificate of authenticity, approximately 221/2 grams in total £600 - 700

35. JOHN PINCHES LIMITED, SET OF 24 LIMITED EDITION PROOF SILVER GILT CHURCHILL CENTENARY MEDALS, in proprietry album No 942 with certificate No942 together with facsimile letter from The House Of Commons, each medallion approx 1oz assay mark London 1973 £400-600

36. EIGHT ROYAL MINT SILVER PROOF ONE POUND COINS CIRCA 1980’S AND 1990’S each in case one only lacking certificate, TWO BOCED SILVER PROOF PIEDFORT COINS each with certificate viz fifty pence 25th Anniversary of EEC and UK two pounds and TWO OTHER SILVER PROOF COINS boxed with certificates £100-150

37. ELEVEN ROYAL MINT UNITED KINGDOM PROOF COIN SETS each in leather effect wallet with outer card box circa 1983 and later to 2002 include 1999 nine coin set with Princess Diana in memorium five pounds (11) £60-90

38. TWELVE OF GB UNCIRCULATED COINS to include 1960 eight coin set, 1999 Wedding coin collection and TEN VARIOUS UNCIRCULATED COINS mainly in Royal Mail packaging (22) £25-35

39. WILLIAM IV GOLD SOVEREIGN (1832) second bust (F-VF) £300-400

40. GEORGE V GOLD HALF SOVEREIGN, 1911, in a 9ct gold loose frame as a pendant with scroll surround £130-160

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41. WILHELM II GERMAN, KAISER KONIG V OF PRUSSIA 10 MARK GOLD COIN, 1898, with soldered ring hanger, 4gms £80-120

42. VICTORIAN SILVER CROWN, 1897; GEORGE III COPPER ‘CART WHEEL’ PENNY, 1797 and a Poetry Society silver prize MEDALLION, 1964 £15-20

43. KAISER WILHELM II FIVE MARK SILVER COIN 1904; USA Kennedy ‘Liberty’ HALF DOLLAR 1964; Bank of China five thousand yuan BANK NOTE 1945 AND FOUR EUROPEAN BANK NOTES (7) £20-30

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44. PAIR OF HEAVY CUT GLASS TALL OVULAR PERFUME BOTTLES, WITH GLASS STOPPERS, each with a gold coloured metal neck and hinged lid with chased reed and ribbon border, the top overlaid with the letter ‘F’ and a coronet, set with seventeen tiny diamonds, the gold coloured metal weighs, 79.6gms in all net £800-1200

45. HEAVILY CUT GLASS CAMPANA SHAPED PERFUME BOTTLE, with plain silver mount toe the shoulder, facet cut globular stopper, 5 3/4” high, London 1922 and a CUT GLASS TALL VASE SHAPED PERFUME BOTTLE with gilt metal atomizer top, 8” high (bulb missing) £30-50

46. VICTORIAN GILT METAL AND HARDSTONE FOB PENDANT on a gilt metal and moirre fob with wreath engraved decoration £25-35

47. DUPONT, PARIS GOLD PLATED POCKET CIGARETTE LIGHTER, gas operated, in textured rectangular case FY8661 and a RONSON ROLLED GOLD POCKET CIGARETTE LIGHTER, gas operated, in bark textured rectangular case (2) £20-30

48. 1920’s GILT BRONZE DESK SEAL, the floral embossed handled with red and olivine colouring, 3” high £20-30

49. J. MORDEN AND CO., ‘YARD-O-LED’ SILVER PROPELLING PENCIL, patent No. 422767, London 1954; an ‘Eversharp’ silver plated PROPELLING PENCIL, 14ct gold plated PROPELLING PENCIL AND A ‘STERLING’ SILVER PROPELLING PENCIL (4) £40-50

50. VICTORIAN ENGRAVED PROPELLING PENCIL, with chased and amethyst set top; TWO SMALL PROPELLING PENCILS with RING HANGERS and 2 CROCHET HOOKS (5) £30-40

51. SERVING SPOON, with mother o’pearl bowl, nebular metal handle; collection of five ‘Golden Shred’ enamelled GOLLY BADGES, GOLLY PENDANT ON CHAIN NECKLACE and 2 OTHER BADGES, CIGAR CUTTER AND A LEATHER JEWELLERY WALLET £30-40

Unmounted Gem Stones52. COLUMBIAN PALE BLUE/GREEN EMERALD, tear shaped, approx 6.79cts, (19.8 x 10.78 x 6.64mm) £500-700

53. LARGE CIRCULAR CITRINE, approx 218.5cts, clarify IF (internally flawless) 40.7mm x 24mm £800-1200

54. LARGE EMERALD CUT GREEN TOURMALINE, approx 83.30ct, clarity IF (internally flawless) 27.2 x 23.8 x 15.9mm £150-200

55. NATURAL LONDON BLUE OVAL TOPAZ, approx 21.49ct, clarity IF (internally flawless) £50-80

56. LIGHT PINK CEYLON SAPPHIRE, tear shaped, approx 2.03ct £80-120

57. NATURAL IMPERIAL TOPAZ, dark golden colour and tear shaped, approx 55.97ct, clarity VVS, 24 x 19 x 15mm £300-400

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58. BRAZILLIAN NEEDLE OR RUTILATED TOPAZ, triangular, approx 20.45cts, clarity VVS £30-50

59. QUANTITY OF LOOSE GEM STONES AND TINY HALF PEARLS, RUBIES, GARNETS ETC. £50-80

60. APPROXIMATELY 207 TINY DIAMONDS, upto approx 1/10ct £300-500

61. LARGE UNMOUNTED OVAL CITRINE, two unmounted carved oval SHELL CAMEOS, WEDGWOOD UNFRAMED JASPER WARE CIRCULAR CAMEO, LARGE OVAL MOONSTONE, LARGER CIRCULAR TIGERS EYE and a QUANTITY OF UNMOUNTED GEM STONES £30-50

Jewellery62. 22CT GOLD BROAD WEDDING RING and ANOTHER 22CT GOLD WEDDING RING, 9.5 grams total (2) £180-250

63. EDWARDIAN 15CT GOLD FANCY BAR BROOCH, with triple targ pattern, and safety chain, 4.1 grams, in case £60-80

64. EDWARDIAN 9CT OPAL SEED PEARL OPENWORK SCROLL BROOCH/PENDANT, of floral and scroll pattern set with an oval opal and seed pearl and having a smaller oval opal drop and THE 9CT GOLD CHAIN NECKLACE, 7.4 grams gross, in case £250-300

65. PAIR 18CT GOLD WHORL PATTERN EARRINGS with clip and post fittings, approximately 11 grams £200-250

66. PAIR OF 9CT GOLD HALF HOOP EARRINGS set with small sapphire and THREE PAIRS OF 9CT GOLD STUD EARRINGS, various, 2.2 grams (8) £20-30

67. EYGPTIAN SILVER AND BLACK ENAMELLED FILIGREE PANEL BRACELET; pierced silver circular BROOCH/PENDANT and CHAIN NECKLACE; two other SILVER BROOCHES; PAIR SILVER and stone disc set EARRINGS, and a silver paste set SHOE CHARM £30-40

68. GOLDEN AMBER FLAT CHIP BEAD NECKLACE, graduated and a 9CT GOLD NECKLACE with conical amber pendant £30-40

69. 18CT GOLD GRADUATED KINGS PATTERN CHOKER NECKLACE, 35.3 grams in case £700-900

70. 18CT GOLD CROSSOVER RING collect set with three tiny diamonds and an 18CT GOLD RING set with centre oblong emerald and a side diamond (one diamond missing), 4.4 grams gross (2) £80-120

71. 9CT GOLD BAR BROOCH set with a blue green stone and seed pearls and a 9CT GOLD FINE CHAIN NECKLACE (a/f) and a 9ct gold script ‘F’ shaped PENDANT (3) £30-50

72. GENTS SILVER IDENTITY BRACELET, with textured angular curb pattern bark textured links, London 1976, 2oz £25-35

73. GENT’S 9ct GOLD AND DIAMOND SIGNET RING, the oval top pave set with seventeen tiny diamonds, the shoulders and shank spirally fluted, 12.5gms £200-300

74. 18ct GOLD EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING, set with a centre circular emerald and two side diamonds, each approx 1/4ct , 5gms gross £300-400

75. 18ct GOLD RING, CLAW SET WITH A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, approx .30ct, 3.3gms gross £150-200

76. 18ct GOLD EMERALD AND DIAMOND HALF HOOP RING, with three small diamonds and four small emeralds, each in a double ‘C’ scroll setting, 3.3gms gross £100-150

77. VICTORIAN UNMARKED GOLD COLOURED METAL STICKPIN, the top set with a trefoil of natural pearls, in case, 1.8gms gross £35-50

78. 9ct GOLD WEDDING RING and a broad gold coloured metal WEDDING RING (unmarked), 10.6gms in total (2) £80-120

79. TWO 9ct GOLD SIGNET RINGS, both Chester hallmark 1941, 4.4gms (2) £40-60

80. 18ct GOLD RING, SET WITH FIVE DIAMONDS, approx 1ct in total, 4.6gms gross £350-450

81. WELL CARVED CIRCULAR SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, depicting a classical female head, in 9ct gold quatrefoil openwork frame and a SMALL 9ct GOLD FRAMED OVAL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH (2) £80-120

82. VICTORIAN WELL CARVED LARGE OVAL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, in gold coloured metal frame with trailing vine surround, 2 3/4” high overall (a.f.) £30-40

83. 9ct GOLD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, the top foliate scroll engraved, Birmingham 1963, 10.7gms £100-150

84. 9ct GOLD FINE CHAIN NECKLACE, 18” long and a 9ct GOLD CROSS PENDANT, 6gms £50-70

85. CHASED 18ct GOLD AND SPINEL ETERNITY (one stone missing) 2.9gms and 9ct gold and whit gold and spinel ETERNITY RING, 3.8gms £70-90

86. 18ct GOLD AND PLATINUM RING, with a daisy cluster of seven small diamonds, 1.8gms £60-80

87. 9ct GOLD, SAPPHIRE AND SPINNEL CLUSTER RING, set with centre circular sapphire and surround of eight spinnels, 2.5gms gross £40-60

88. 9ct GOLD RING, WITH SOLITAIRE WHITE STONE, in a silver setting, 2gms and a CHAIN BRACELET with nine oval blue stone claw set links (2) £35-45

89. LATE VICTORIAN GOLD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, the broader top gypsy set with three small old cut diamonds and four rubies, 9gms, in original black morocco case £300-400

90. STERLING OPEN BANGLE, with embossed plaited banding, .925 mark, and an ARIKI, NEW ZEALAND GOLD PLATED WIRE PATTERN BANGLE, with pana shell heart shaped top, in case (2) £20-30

102. 18ct GOLD RING, CLAW SET WITH THREE DIAMONDS, approx .35ct, 2.5gms £80-120

103. EDWARDIAN 18ct GOLD RING, set with two circular sapphires and three pairs of small diamonds, Chester 1906, 3.5gms £100-150

104. 18 CT GOLD EMERALD AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, set with small centre diamond surround of five emeralds (one missing) and outer surround of twelve small diamonds, broad plain shank, 5.9 gms gross £200-300

105. 18ct WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND RING, with a centre diamond in a raised coronet pattern claw setting, 3/4ct, clarity VS, Colour G, each shoulder set with two baguette diamonds between two pairs of brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight approx 1.58ct, 5.3gms £1000-1500

106. EDWARDIAN GOLD COLOURED OPENWORK PENDANT, the floral and foliate scroll pattern centre set with oval amethyst and a seed pearl, the scroll top with two fine chain suspenders, the scroll base with three pendant peridots £100-150

107. PROBABLY VICTORIAN SCOTTISH ENGRAVED SILVER PLAID BROOCH, circular and petal shaped set with large centre cairngorm stone and with surround of six crescent shaped Scottish pebble stones, 1 3/4” wide £40-60

108. VICTORIAN PIQUET WORK TARG BROOCH, the domed circular tortoiseshell brooch with gold and silver floral inlaid stellate centre and banded border, 1 1/4” diameter (lacks pin) £30-50

109. VICTORIAN 9ct GOLD BROOCH, double crescent shaped, with beaded edge, 1 3/8” wide and a VICTORIAN OVAL MOONSTONE BROOCH, gold framed and overlaid with tiny turquoise and seed pearl foliate scroll (2) £50-80

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91. ART DECO 14ct GOLD PIERCED PLAQUE BROOCH, with stepped, pointed ends, the centre collet set with three diamonds, 1 3/8” wide, approx .40ct in total, 3.5gms £200-300

92. CONTINENTAL PROBABLY SILVER, MARCASITE AND ENAMELLED COMIC BIRD BROOCH, wearing a top hat and carrying a walking cane and a silver and marcasite GALLEON BROOCH (2) £30-40

93. 15ct GOLD BAR BROOCH, set with seed pearls and having knot pattern centre, 3gms £50-70

94. 18ct WHITE GOLD BAR BROOCH, with 14ct white gold Norwegian coronet pattern centre set with 11 tiny diamonds, 4gms £80-120

95. 9ct GOLD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, with leaf engraved top, 7.5gms £80-100

96. GOLD COLOURED METAL ROPE PATTERN NECKLACE, 28” long, 13 gms £100-150

97. VICTORIAN GOLD SMALL HEART SHAPED PENDANT, set with centre natural pearl and surround of 17 old cut small diamonds, with three small diamonds in the hanger and the fine chain necklace, 2.3gms the pendant £100-150

98. PLAIN 9ct GOLD SLAVE BANGLE, 7.6gms £70-90

99. WORLD WAR I MINIATURE SWORD BAYONET BROOCH, with wooden handle, the blade inscribed ‘Ypres’; silver coloured metal BRACELET WITH SEVEN PICTORIALLY CARVED OBLONG MOTHER O’PEARL LINKS and a probably VICTORIAN SILVER TWO STRAND SQUARE SECTION SNAKE NECKLACE with chase terminals to the hook clasp (3)

100. GENTS SILVER HEAVY CURB PATTERN IDENTITY BRACELET and a GENTS SILVER RING, the oval top having embossed heraldic design (2) £20-30

101. SILVER AND MARCASITE RING, with dome shaped top; small silver St. Christopher PENDANT ON SILVER CHAIN NECKLACE; SILVER BAR BROOCH, set with three tigers eye stones and end white stones; and a Victorian engraved pinchbeck circle and strapwork BROOCH set with tear shaped green stone (4) £20-30

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110. 18ct GOLD FRAMED OVAL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH/PENDANT, depicting a classical female head, 1 3/4” high, marked ‘750’ £60-90

111. SCOTTISH SILVER CELTIC PATTERN CIRCLET BROOCH, with thistle pattern centre, set with cairngorm stone, 1 3/4” diameter, Glasgow 1951 £20-30

112. DIAMOND ETERNITY RING, set alternately with thirteen baguette cut diamonds and thirteen pairs of brilliant cut diamonds, all set diagonally £700-1000

113. 18ct GOLD, EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING, claw set with centre circular emerald and two side diamonds, each diamond approx .20ct £250-350

114. 18ct GOLD AND PLATINUM RING, set with a brilliant cut solitaire diamond, approx 1 1/4ct and having three tiny diamonds to each shoulder, 3.5gms gross £1200-1500

115. 9ct GOLD, EMERALD NAD TINY DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, set with five small emeralds and four tiny rose diamonds, Birmingham 1976, 3.3gms gross £50-80

116. 9ct GOLD ROPE PATTERN NECKLACE, 23 3/4” long, 15gms £150-200

117. SILVER BROAD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, with foliate scroll engraved top, 3/4” wide, Birmingham 1950 £20-30

118. 9ct GOLD BROAD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, with floral and foliate scroll engraved top, 1/2” wide, Birmingham 1958, 18gms £150-200

119. HEAVY 9ct GOLD TWISTED ROPE PATTERN AND ENTWINE BOX LINK CHAIN NECKLACE, 27 3/4” long, 59.4gms £500-700

120. GOLD PLATED FLATTENED LINK PATTERN NECKLACE, 15” long and pair of imitation tortoiseshell paste set fan shaped decorative HAIR COMBS (3) £10-20

121. 9ct GOLD WING SHAPED BAR BROOCH, collet set with a centre cabochon moonstone, in case, 2gms £50-80

122. PLATINUM FINE BOX LINK CHAIN NECKLACE, WITH PLATINUM ART DECO STYLE DIAMOND DROP, set with a row of three collet set small diamonds over an oblong link set with ten tiny diamonds, over a chain of three collet set small diamonds over an inverted ‘V’ shaped section, set with seven tiny diamonds and terminating in a heart shaped solitaire diamond, approx 10mm x 10mm x 2.5mm, approx 6gms gross, in fitted case labelled Z. Barraclough Ltd. Goldsmiths, Leeds, £1500-2000

123. 9ct GOLD GENTLEMAN’S TIE CLIP, with gilt metal safety chain, 7.9gms gross £60-80

124. EDWARDIAN 15ct GOLD CRAVAT BROOCH, set with an aquamarine also a 9ct gold RUBY SET SAFETY PIN FORM BROOCH (2) £70-90

125. CONTINENTAL GOLD COLOURED METAL TRIPLE STRAND HINGE OPENING BANGLE, the top with a large centre rose cut diamond, in a cup setting, approx 3ct, two oval and two circular diamond totalling approx 2ct and 12 other diamonds, all rose cut, 19.8gms gross £2000-3000

126. CONTINENTAL GOLD COLOURED METAL RING, the tear shaped top cup set with centre rose cut diamond and surround of ten smaller rose cut diamonds, the top raised on a pierced apron, 3.2gms £150-200

127. 18ct GOLD, RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, collet set with a centre oval ruby and surround of ten small diamonds, 4.2gms gross £200-300

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128. VICTORIAN UNMARKED GOLD BAR AND CRESCENT BROOCH SET WITH OLD CUT DIAMONDS, SAPPHIRES AND A PEARL, the centre of the bar set with a centre pearl and petal set surround of eight rose diamonds, the ends of the bar each set with a sapphire and a tiny diamond, the crescent set with 23 graduated sapphire over eighteen graduated small diamonds, 2 1/4” wide, 9.7gms gross £600-800

129. 18CT THREE COLOUR GOLD ‘RUSSIAN’ WEDDING RING the three interlocking bands, Birmingham hall mark, 5.5gms £100-150

130. 18ct GOLD, DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE CLUSTER RING, set with a centre diamond of approx 1/3ct, surround of six sapphires and wavy surround of eighteen small diamonds approx 6.4gms, approx 1 1/4ct in total £500-700

131. LARGE WELL CARVED OVAL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH depicting a classical female bust with fruiting vine in her hair, in a 9ct gold frame with rococo scroll surround, 2 3/4” x 2”, 16 gms gross including the safety chain £150-200

132. TRIPLE STRAND NECKLACE OF GRADUATED CULTURED PEARLS IN ‘CIRO OF BOND ST’ CASE with certificate and original ‘Ciro’ receipt dated 1960 £100-150

133. CUSTOM MADE 9CT WHITE GOLD RING SET WITH A LARGE TRILLIANT CUT TANZANITE of ‘AAA’ colour, approx 18mm x 18mm, 11.3 gms gross weight £1500-2000

134. 10ct YELLOW GOLD DESIGNER DRESS RING, set with nineteenth small diamonds, each approx 0.05ct with bark textured shank, 14.4gms gross £400-500

135. EDWARDIAN GOLD (unmarked) CRAVAT BROOCH, set with an amethyst, probably adapted from a stick pin, in original case labelled Kilpatrick and Co., London and Melbourne, Australia £60-80

136. 18ct GOLD TINY DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE SET RING, also a 22ct gold lightweight WEDDING RING (2) £100-150

137. CONTINENTAL 22k GOLD OVAL BROOCH, centrally set with lapis carved cameo, together with a pair of matching EAR STUDS, gross weight, 17.9gms £380-420

138. 18ct (.750) GOLD BRAIDED INTERLINKED HEAVY CHAIN NECKLACE, suspending an unmarked an untested gold fob inset with a faceted stone, gross weight 96.8gms in total £1700-2200

139. CARTIER WHITE GOLD (unmarked and untested) SPRAY BROOCH, set with approx 80 small brilliant cut diamonds and six graduated baguette diamonds to the stem, signed Cartier, gross weight 21.4gms £2000-2500

140. MID VICTORIAN GOLD (unmarked and untested) SCROLLIATED OPENWORK BROOCH, set with pale pink and green stones, suspending a pendant, TOGETHER WITH A MATCHING NECKLACE PENDANT, contained in original case with suppliers name ‘Barber and Smith’ 36 Cornhill (London)’ gross weight 25gms in all £550-700

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141. TWO 22ct GOLD WEDDING RINGS, combined weight 13gms £280-320

142. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY 15ct GOLD AMETHYST AND SEED PEARL SET BROOCH £200-300

143. 9ct GOLD NECKLACE PENDANT, claw set with a heart shape amethyst, the pierced surround at intervals with seed pearls, on a fine chain, TOGETHER WITH A 9ct GOLD AMETHYST AND SEED PEARL SET STICK PIN (2) £120-160

144. EDWARDIAN 9ct GOLD TINY SEED PEARL SET OPENWORK PENDANT, together with a 9ct gold amethyst and seed pearl set STICK PIN (2) £90-130

145. 18ct YELLOW GOLD TWO STONE DIAMOND SET CROSSOVER RING, each approx 0.45ct £900-1300

146. PROBABLY 9ct GOLD MOUNTED CARVED SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, with safety chain £90-130

147. EDWARDIAN GOLD (unmarked and untested) CRESCENT BROOCH, set with graduated split pearls £120-180

148. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY 15ct GOLD NECKLACE suspending six claw set aquamarine stones, TOGETHER WITH A MATCHING PAIR OF EAR PENDANTS, each with a seed pearl and single claw set aquamarine stone (necklace fine chain incomplete) £180-220

149. 18ct GOLD RING, claw set with an oval opal, 20mm x 14mm £90-130

150. EDWARDIAN GOLD (unmarked and untested) OPENWORK BROOCH, set with two tiny rubies, a tiny diamond and seed pearls £90-130

151. LATE VICTORIAN STYLE GILT METAL NECKLACE PENDANT/LOCKET, also an early twentieth century small circular SILVER BOX with interior mirror, the top enamelled with moonlit river landscape, London 1925 (2) £35-50

152. POSSIBLY INDIAN GOLD (unmarked and untested) NECKLACE SUSPENDING AN EMERALD AND ROUGHLY CUT DIAMOND SET TEARDROP PENDANT hanging from diamond set articulated stylised leafage, gross weight 21.5gms £650-800

153. YELLOW GOLD (unmarked and untested) FIVE STONE DIAMOND SET HALF HOOP RING, the old cut stones of irregular shape, approx 1.40 total carat weight £900-1200

154. 22ct GOLD WEDDING RING, 6.4gms £150-200

155. ATTRACTIVE 14K WHITE GOLD BOWED RIBBON OPENWORK BROOCH, set with approx 120 tiny diamond and approx 80 tiny square cut sapphires, gross weight 29.6gms £1300-1500

156. YELLOW GOLD (unmarked and untested) NECKLACE PENDANT pierced and set with tiny turquoise stones, 3.1gms £45-60

157. 9ct WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND BRACELET, with twelve oblong buckle shaped links set with 156 tiny diamonds, 12.8gms gross, Birmingham hallmark 2002 £200-300

158. 18ct WHIT GOLD, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND LARGE ‘H’ SHAPED COCKTAIL RING, the two curved sides set with a total of thirty small diamonds and linked by a centre rounded oblong sapphire, 12.6gms gross £400-500

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159. 14k WHITE GOLD, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING, with a quatrefoil of four oval sapphires in a strapwork setting of nine small diamonds, the triple leaf pattern shoulders set with six tiny diamonds in all, 8.5gms gross £300-400

160. 14k WHITE GOLD, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, set with a centre oval sapphire and a ‘cobweb’ pattern surround set with twenty small diamonds, the sapphire approx 5ct, the diamonds approx .80ct, 6.2gms gross £1000-1500

161. ART DECO WHITE GOLD CLIP BROOCH, in the form of a double scroll set with approx 107 small brilliant cut diamonds, over six baguette cut diamonds upto .40ct each and fourteen rubies £1500-2000

162. A PARURE OF FIVE PIECES IN 18ct GOLD, SET WITH DIAMONDS AND RUBIES, comprising; a NECKLACE with festoon pattern stone set all round, the front with thirteen stone set drops, each terminating in a tear shaped ruby, a BRACELET with openwork oval links; an openwork MARQUISE SHAPED RING and PAIR OF CLIP EARRINGS, in fitted case, approx 70gms gross, approx 223 diamond and 217 rubies in all (5) £4000-5000

163. PAIR OF STYLISH 18ct GOLD, DIAMOND AND PEARL LONG DROP EARRINGS, each having a disc top with a cylindrical collet set with a solitaire diamond, approx 1/5ct, the long wire pattern drop terminating in a cushion knop, the collet set with 12 small diamonds and having a pendant large pearl, 2” long, 12.4gms gross (2) £500-600

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164. PAIR OF 9ct WHITE GOLD LONG DROP EARRINGS, each set with two black pearls, joined by a square section rod, the upper pearl inset with a small diamond, 1 1/2” long, 3.7gms gross £80-120

165. 18ct GOLD AND WHITE GOLD AMETHYST AND DIAMOND CIRCULAR CLUSTER RING, set with centre circular amethyst, 15mm diameter and surround of twenty brilliant cut diamonds and outer lower surround of twenty smaller diamonds, approx 2.4ct diamonds in all £900-1200

166. 18ct GOLD, RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, set with a large oval cabochon garnet and surround of thirty diamonds, 24.7gms gross weight, approx 1 1/2ct of diamonds £2000-3000

167. 14ct GOLD BEAD AND PEARL NECKLACE AND PAIR OF MATCHING EARRINGS, the continuous necklace 24” long having thirty one pearls and fifty two gold beads also eight bobbin shaped gold dividers, the front finishing with a gold tassel and the drop earrings, each with gold bead top, string of three pearls and gold tassel, approx 69gms gross weight £1000-1500

168. 18ct WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND RING, the irregular five sided flat top having an abstract pave setting of seventeen small diamonds, approx 1.20ct in total, 12.9gms gross £500-700

169. 18ct GOLD STYLISED OVAL AND UNDER CROSSOVER RING, the top with a lozenge shaped setting of eight diamonds and PAIR OF EARRINGS TO MATCH, each set with 11 tiny diamonds, 31.5gms in all £900-1200

170. 18ct WHITE GOLD MARQUISE SHAPED DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, pave set with twelve diamonds, approx 3ct in total, 8.9gms gross £1800-2500

171. 18ct GOLD AND DIAMOND CRUCIFORM PENDANT, set with a centre cluster of seven diamonds, the four stellate branches set with a total of thirty two small diamonds, each approx 0.50ct, approx 2.40ct in total, approx 14gms gross £1000-1500

172. 9ct GOLD AND GARNET CLUSTER BRACELET, comprised of nine oval garnet clusters with single chain links, 30.8gms gross £300-400

173. PAIR OF 9ct GOLD STELLATE EARRINGS, each set with four pearls, 3.3gms gross £40-50

174. PAIR OF 9ct GOLD AND TWO PEARL DROP EARRINGS £30-40

175. 18ct TWO COLOURED GOLD RING, THE OBLONG TOP PAVE SET WITH THIRTY FIVE DIAMONDS, with fancy railed shoulders, approx 12.7gms £400-500

176. FIVE TIER DOME SHAPED DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, set with centre diamond, approx .20ct and sixty nine smaller diamonds, approx 5 3/4ct in total, 12.5gms gross £1200-1600

177. LONG 9ct GOLD GUARD CHAIN, belcher pattern wit clip, 56” long, approx 11gms £120-150

178. VICTORIAN SMALL SHAPED OVAL BROOCH, with centre blue enamelled strapwork set with seed pearls (pin missing) £30-50

179. EUROPEAN CARVED AND PIERCED BONE PENDANT, rose pattern and tear shaped and a VICTORIAN LARGE BROWN COMPOSITION TEAR SHAPED CAMEO PENDANT, applied in high relief with a female head (20 £30-50

180. VICTORIAN 9ct GOLD SCROLL PENDANT, set with a centre oval amethyst (a.f.) and a VICTORIAN OVAL BROOCH set with large oval amethyst coloured stone (2) £80-100

181. ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER AND TURQUOISE ENAMELLED PENDANT, with tear shaped drop and an Art Nouveau thistle pattern and butterfly shaped pierced BROOCH (pin missing) £30-50

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182. 9ct GOLD SAFETY PIN BROOCH, set with two seed pearls; 9ct gold ‘S’ scroll EARRING set with three pearls; craft made copper FOX BROOCH (no fastener); large oval MOTHER O’PEARL BROOCH in Sterling Silver frame, Sterling silver chain necklace and a silver framed, large circular GREEN ENAMELLED PORCELAIN PENDANT (5) £30-50

183. A HALLMARKED SILVER KEY RING WITH SILVER FOOTBALL PATTERN FOB, A PAIR OF GOLD ON SILVER SQUARE CUFF LINKS; TWO PAIRS OF PIERCED SILVER CUFF LINKS one set with green jade; A PAIR OF DIOR BRIGHT METAL CUFF LINKS and A PAIR OF TED BAKER ‘ENDURANCE’ CUFF LINKS AND SIX OTHER PAIRS OF METAL CUFF LINKS and the GENTS BLACK LEATHER WATCH AND TRINKET CASE £40 - 60

184. VICTORIAN BROOCH, set with a large oval citrine in gold coloured metal wavy frame, 1 5/8” wide, in case and a MIDDLE EASTERN WIRE PATTERN HINGE OPENING SILVER GILT BANGLE with domed and diamond shaped filigree top (2) £60-90

185. BLACK MOIRE WATCH FOB, with 9ct gold top with ring clip, 9ct gold slide bar and 9ct gold end with chain drop and swivel clip and pendant, 9ct gold retractable CIGAR PIERCER, pendant 9ct GOLD PIG CHARM AND TWO OTHER DROPS, 15gms gross £100-150 a

186. SILVER FLORAL AND FOLIATE SPRAY BROOCH; 29 pairs of costume CLIP EARRINGS AND A QUANTITY OF COSTUME BROOCHES ETC.

187. 18ct GOLD RING, WITH FIVE DIAMONDS, in a lozenge shaped carved setting, 1.8gms gross £80-120

188. 9ct GOLD, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, set with a centre oval sapphire and surround of six tiny diamonds, 1.3gms gross £50-80

189. GOLD RING, WITH FIVE DIAMONDS, in a lozenge shaped claw setting, 2.4gms gross £80-120

190. 18ct GOLD AND PLATINUM RING, COLLET SET WITH A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND and tiny diamond set shoulders, 2.4gms, .15ct £100-150

191. 18ct GOLD AND PLATINUM RING, set with a solitaire white stone, 2.3gms £30-50

192. TWO SILVER GRADUATED CURB PATTERN WATCH CHAINS (JOINED) one with swivel clip, approx 2oz £25-35

193. 9ct GOLD WOVEN PATTERN FLEXIBLE BRACELET, approx 23gms, in case £200-300

194. 9ct GOLD FLAT WOVEN PATTERN NECKLACE, 18” long, approx 20gms, in case £200-300

195. GENTS 9ct GOLD SIGNET RING, approx 6.3gms £60-80

196. SILVER BROAD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, the foliate engraved top overlaid with gold blooms, 5/8” wide, Birmingham 1961, boxed £20-30

197. EDWARDIAN GOLD STICK PIN, the top collet set with a tear shaped cabochon garnet set with a seed pearl; a black enamelled Masonic STICK PIN and a VICTORIAN ENGRAVED SILVER STICK PIN (3) £60-80

198. 9ct GOLD CRUCIFIX PENDANT, 1.5gms, on a plated belcher chain NECKLACE AND A GOLD PLATED FOUR STRAND CHAIN NECKLACE (3) £20-30

199. 9ct GOLD TEXTURED RING, set with a single pearl, approx 5gms gross £40-60

200. GENTS 9ct GOLD SIGNET RING; 9ct curb pattern pattern IDENTITY BRACELET and FOUR PAIRS OF 9ct GOLD EARRINGS, with pearl and stone setting, 8.8gms gross (10) £60-80

201. STERLING SILVER BANGLE with openwork foliate top, collet set with circular golden amber, 925 mark and a CONTINENTAL SILVER LAPEL POSY HOLDER applied with a single rose, misc TRINKETS AND A LADY’S ‘SEKONDA’ QUARTZ WRIST WATCH £35-45

202. 14ct GOLD, RUBY AND DIAMONDS CLUSTER RING, set of with a centre oval ruby and surround of 12 small diamonds, 1.9gms, a maroon morocco oval TRINKET BOX and two pairs of ‘T’ bar CUFFLINKS £120-150

203. PROBABLY SILVER FLEXIBLE LINK BRACELET, the top formed of nine square links set alternating with four pairs of white stones and five rounded oblong red stones and end triangular links, each set with a single white stone £50-80

204. GOLD COLOURED METAL BAR BROOCH, set with centre oval citrine, in case £60-80

205. VICTORIAN GOLD FRAMED SMALL CIRCULAR PENDANT; Victorian gold plated RING, the cluster top set with two small garnets and seed pearls, small shell cameo set PENDANT and four Elizabeth II CROWN COINS (7) £30-40

206. SINGLE STRAND NECKLACE OF BAROQUE PEARLS, with sixteen pendant amethyst pearls with 14k gold clasp and the MATCHING TWO STRAND BRACELET (2) £40-60

207. SINGLE STRAND NECKLACE OF BAROQUE PEARLS, the front with a fringe of seven strings of pearls £20-30

208. SINGLE STRAND NECKLACE OF BLACK BAROQUE PEARLS, with large blister, mother o’pearl oval PENDANT and a pair of gold and SINGLE PEARL EARRINGS (3) £30-50

209. 9ct GOLD FLEXIBLE NECKLACE with printed front, in case, 9ct GOLD PADLOCK CLASP, on a rolled gold chain necklace, 2.6gms of gold £35-45

210. VICTORIAN OVAL LOCKET WITH ENGRAVED GOLD BACK AND FRONT, part glazed interior and ring suspension £30-50

211. 9CT GOLD RING WITH SOLITAIRE DIAMOND in illusion setting, tiny diamond shoulders, 2gms £30-50

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Silver Coloured Metal212. GERMAN SILVER COLOURED METAL ART NOUVEAU OVAL BOWL with two ‘c’ scroll end handles enclosing foliage, the wavy border decorated with pierced and repousse with a large flower in the middle of each side, 11” wide over the handles, purity mark 800 and pattern No. 13848 approximately 8 oz. £120-150

213. NINETEENTH CENTURY CONTINENTAL TART SERVER, the curved and shaped blade pierced and engraved with flowers and foliate scrolls, the shaft joined to the blade with a double stuck shell, carved ebony handle, 12 1/2” long overall £50-80

214. DUTCH ANTIQUE SILVER GILT COMMEMORATIVE SPOON, the ovular rat tail pattern bowl with set of four Amsterdam type marks and with stipple engraved inscription round the rim terminating in ‘Gebooren’ (born) den ----- 1793’, the ornate cast and pierced , the top in the form of an angel holding a large key, 7 1/4” long, 2 1/4oz £40-60

215. DUTCH ANTIQUE SILVER GILT COMMEMORATIVE SPOON, the ovular rat tail pattern bowl, engraved with greyhound crest and with inscription round the rim ‘Teeke Jacobs is Gebooren Den 19 May 1765’, the ornate cast handle topped by the figure of a man working with a hayfork, 7” long, 1 1/2oz £40-60

216. RUSSIAN NINETEENTH CENTURY SILVER AND BLACK ENAMELLED LIQUEUR GOBLET, engraved in two reserves with buildings and strapwork, the bucket shaped bowl on a baluster stem and domed circular base, 3 1/2” high, 84 standard mark and mark ‘B.C. 1869’ £50-80

217. FOREIGN SILVER COLOURED METAL CIRCULAR TRAY, apparently unmarked, with engraved musical trophy to the centre and floral embossed and pierced border, 13 3/4” (35cm) diameter, TOGETHER WITH A SIMILAR SMALLER EXAMPLE, 10” (25.4cm) diameter, 32oz, TOGETHER WITH A THREE ENGINE TURNED ELECTROPLATE STACKING BEAKERS and a SMALLER CYLINDRICAL VASE, in the renaissance taste (6) £80-120

218. TWO SIMILAR RUSSIAN SILVER COLOURED METAL (.84) standard SMALL PEDESTAL WINE GOBLETS, typical form with engraved decoration and gilt interiors, 3 1/4” and 3 5/8” *8.3cm and 9.2cm) high, 2oz (2) £80-120

219. PROBABLY INDIAN EMBOSSED SILVER COLOURED METAL JAR AND COVER, approximately unmarked, cylindrical form with pull off slightly domed cover, decorated with figural panels and stylized, leafy borders, 3 3/4” (9.5cm) high, 4.5oz £40-60

220. BOXED SET OF SIX CEYLONESE SILVER COLOURED METAL NAPKIN RINGS, also a CONTINENTAL .800 purity white metal dressing TABLE BOX with embossed flowers £40-60

221. Blank lot

222. CONTINENTAL SILVER COLOURED METAL (800 STANDARD) OVAL QUATREFOIL DISH, with narrow scroll embossed border, (13 x 19cm), 14 oz £120-180

223. Blank lot

224. SET OF TWELVE PAIRS OF GERMAN SILVER COLOURED METAL AND GILT SMALL FRUIT KNIVES AND FORKS, with filled handles in case, two forks (af) £100-150

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Silver226. A FINE PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER SALMON SERVERS WITH CARVED MOTHER O’PEARL HANDLES, the blades pierced and engraved with foliate scrolls and engraved in a cartouche with a swan and bull rushes, embossed silver ferrules, the fish slice, 15” long, makers Harrison Brothers and Howson Sheffield 1854 £180-240

227. A LADY’S ART NOUVEAU SILVER DRESSING TABLE HAND MIRROR repousse with large naturalistic poppies and scrolled foliage, Birmingham 1911 (af) and a MAGNIFYING GLASS with embossed silver handle, Sheffield 1994 (2) £35-45

228. EDWARDIAN SILVER SMALL VESTA BOX, foliate scroll engraved with ring hanger, Birmingham 1901 and a silver guard bar £25-35

229. GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLESPOON, by Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, 8 1/2” *21.6cm) long, London 1799, TOGETHER WITH A SET OF SIX BRIGHT CUT TEASPOONS, initialled, probably London 1798, engraved BUTTER KNIFE with mother o’pearl handle, Birmingham 1902, SIMILAR SIFTER SPOON, Birmingham 1887 and a PAIR OF SMALL SUGAR TONGS with birds claw bowls, Sheffield 1940, 6oz gross (10) £60-80

230. SILVER CUT CARD PIERCED CIRCULAR BON BON DISH WITH SCALLOPED BORDER, SHEFFIELD 1959, 3 3/4oz £40 - 60

231. SILVER SAUCE BOAT with free scroll handle, on three hoof feet, BIRMINGHAM, 1927, 6OZ £60 - 90

232. GEORGE III SILVER EARLY ENGLISH PATTERN GRAVY SPOON, LONDON, 1802 2 3/4oz £50 - 80

233. GEORGE III SILVER GRAVY SPOON, FIDDLE HANDLED and initialled ‘P’, LONDON 1810, 3 1/4oz £60 - 90

234. GEORGE IV SILVER GRAVY SPOON FIDDLE HANDLED, LONDON 1829, 3 1/2oz £50 - 80

235. CARRINGTON AND CO., EDWARD VII SILVER TEA CADDY, wrythen fluted, oval form with captive ring handles and side hinged cover with knop, embossed crest ?, 3 1/2” (8.9cm) high, London 1903, 4.5 oz £100-150

236. GEORGE III SILVER CADDY SPOON, with bright cut square bowl and shaped handle, 3 1/2” (8.9cm) long, probably London 1814, 0.5oz approx £40-60

237. GEORGE III SILVER SMALL BALUSTER MUG, London 1772, later embossed with flowers and scrolliated cartouche engraved with initials, replaced handle, approx 3oz, in late Victorian case £50-80

238. PAIR OF EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY WEIGHTED SILVER ELLIPTICAL CANDLESTICKS, Birmingham 1921, 7 1/2” high £90-130

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239. LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CAKE BASKET, with openwork beaded swing handle, the oval quatrefoil bowl bright cut with bowed ribbon tied floriated swags beneath a pierced border and beaded rim, standing on a pierced foot with beaded edge, Sheffield 1899, 25 1/2oz £400-500

240. MODERN SILVER WINE COASTER, with turned wooden base, gadrooned rim, London 1965 £60-80

241. THREE SILVER ENGRAVED TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUPS AND A SILVER CIGARETTE BOX (A.F.) 7 1/2oz weighable (4) £80-120

242. PAIR OF EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY WEIGHTED SILVER DWARF CANDLESTICKS, Birmingham 1923, also a silver PURSE with suspending chain, Birmingham 1915 (3) £70-90

243. PAIR OF GEORGE III EMBOSSED SILVER BERRY SPOON BY PETER & WILLIAM BATEMAN, fiddle pattern with foliate scroll and flowerhead engraved handles, 8 1/2” (21.6cm) long, London 1813, together with a later silver butter knife with scroll top and a condiment spoon, 4.5oz (4) £40-60

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244. TEN ODD GEORGE III LATER OLD ENGLISH AND FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS, 6oz in all (10) £90-110

245. EDWARDIAN PIERCED SILVER ELLIPTICAL BREAD BASKET, Chester 1908, 13” long, 10oz £150-200

246. AN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE OF oval panelled form, the teapot with composition handle and pineapple finial to hinged cover, the cream jug and sugar basin with plain loop handles, Birmingham 1928, 30 1/2oz gross in all £450-500

247. PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER ‘OLD ENGLISH PATTERN’ DESSERT SPOONS, London 1811, the bowls and handles later embossed, engraved and parcel gilded, in a fitted case, also ANOTHER PAIR of Victorian silver fiddle pattern TABLE SPOONS, Exeter 1854, the bowls and handles later embossed, engraved and parcel gilded, 9oz all in £100-130

248. SET OF THREE LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SARDINE SERVING TONGS, Sheffield 1895 and a PAIR OF PLATED DITTO (4) £30-50

249. SET OF THREE SILVER BONE HANDLED FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, Sheffield 1923 and an ODD FILLED SILVER HANDLED FRUIT KNIFE (7) £40-60

250. EDWARDIAN SILVER SUGAR BASKET with swing handle, pierced and bright cut standing on an oval pedestal foot, Birmingham 1904, 4oz (minus liner) £60-80

251. SEVEN VARIOUS GEORGE III AND LATER OLD ENGLISH AND FIDDLE PATTERN SILVER DESSERT SPOONS AND AN ODD FIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOON, 9oz all in £140-160

252. SIX VARIOUS GEORGE III AND LATER OLD ENGLISH AND FIDDLE PATTERN SILVER TABLESPOONS, 14oz all in £180-220

253. TWO VICTORIAN SILVER CRESTED FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERN TABLE FORKS, by George W. Adams, London 1868, a pair of MATCHING DESSERT FORKS, London 1867 and TWO ODD SILVER DESSERT FORKS, (6) 11 1/2oz £150-170

254. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY SILVER SAUCE BOAT, with scroll handle and pad feet, Sheffield 1919, 3 1/2oz £50-70

255. FOUR PIECE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY SILVER CONDIMENT SET of a pair of PEPPERETTES and a pair of SALT CELLARS (minus liners) Birmingham 1910 and 1912 (4) £40-60

256. PAIR OF MODERN SUGAR TONGS, of Georgian design, THREE GEORGE III SILVER BRIGHT CUT TEASPOONS, two odd silver NAPKIN RINGS, two silver butter knives and a cased set of 12 FRENCH GILT METAL TEASPOONS, 4oz weighable £40-60

257. EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER AND MOTHER O’PEARL HANDLED CRESTED DESSERT SERVING KNIFE AND FORK, each engraved with fruiting vine, Sheffield 1849 £40-60

258. PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER GRAPE SCISSORS, Birmingham 1876, 3 1/2oz £40-60

259. LATE VICTORIAN STAMPED SILVER FACED PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, Birmingham 1900, TOGETHER WITH A LATE VICTORIAN EMBOSSED SILVER OBLONG DRESSING TABLE PIN BOX, Chester 1899, a modern silver SCENT FLASK, London 1995 and FOUR SILVER TOPPED AND MOUNTED GLASS SUGAR CASTOR AND PERFUME BOTTLES (a.f.) a MODERN SILVER ‘INGOT’ PENDANT, and a late Victorian silver Grenadiers Cap badge, Birmingham 1899, 5 1/2oz weighable £90-130

260. MODERN PIERCED SILVER BON BIN DISH, standing on three pad feet, Sheffield 1961, 6 1/2oz £90-130

261. LATE VICTORIAN STAMPED SILVER VASE, with everted scalloped rim, standing on a domed stem foot, Sheffield 1899, 5” high, 4oz £50-70

262. 24 PIECE MODERN SILVER KINGS PATTERN PART TABLE SERVICE, COMPRISING 4 TABLE FORKS, 4 DESSERT FORKS, 4 DESSERT SPOONS, 4 SOUP SPOONS, 4 TABLE KNIVES with silver handles and stainless steel blades, 4 DESSERT KNIVES matching, Sheffield 1997, 40oz weighable (24) £580-620

263. SILVER BALUSTER CREAM JUG with anthemion embossed and raised border, pointed scroll handle, on spreading foot, 4” high over the handle, London 1928, approximately 4 oz £50-60

264. SILVER CIRCULAR TRINKET BOX, with engine turned hinged lid, raised on feet, 2 1/4” diameter, Birmingham 1923 £35-45

265. SILVER CIRCULAR ASHTRAY, the flat border with five rests, 4 1/4” diamter, London 1921, approximately 2 1/2” oz and an electroplated engine turned carved oblong pocket CIGARETTE CASE and a ‘Real Cherry’ wooden CIGARETTE HOLDER (3) £35-45

266. SILVER SUGAR CASTER , ovular with cavetto shoulder, pierced domed lid with finial, on cavetto circular pedestal foot, 5” high, Birmingham 1931, 2 1/2 oz £40-50

267. SILVER HEBREW LIQUEUR GOBLET, the cup shaped bowl wriggle engraved with vacant shield cartouche and foliage on knopped stem and circular foot, 3 1/4” high, Birmingham 1918; engraved circular NAPKIN RING Birmingham 1919 and a narrow and plain circular NAPKIN RING Birmingham 1911 (3) £35-45

268. VICTORIAN SILVER ORNATE TWO HANDLES OVAL PEDESTAL BOWL repousse with flowers and rococo scrolls, the deeply waved top having scroll edge, end dolphin style ‘C’ scroll and pierced raised handles, on short waisted stem with repousse socle and plain oval base, 15 1/2” wide and 9” high over the handles, engraved with crest, makers Messrs Barnard , London 1895, approximately 32 oz £500-700

269. GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER CIRCULAR FRUIT DISH with plain bowl and flat border, with petal shaped moulded edge with embossed gadroon edge, 10” diameter, makers Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1917, approximately 18 1/2 oz £220-280

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270. SILVER PRESENTATION VASE BOWL, circular with two bifurcated raised free scroll handles, moulded rim and girdle, raised on plain cavetto circular pedestal base, 7 1/4” diameter, 6 1/4” high over the handles, Birmingham circa 1920, approximately 11 1/2 oz (inscribed for ‘25 years Public Service on Galashiels Parish Council’ £120-180

271. VICTORIAN SILVER BUTTER KNIFE with foliate scroll engraved silver shaped blade, embossed fancy silver handle, Birmingham 1867 and a VICTORIAN SILVER TEASPOON, London 1886 (2) £25-35

272. MID VICTORIAN PART TABLE SERVICE OF SILVER BEAD EDGE CUTLERY, WITH WINGED DRAGON ENGRAVED CREST COMPRISING, EIGHT TABLE SPOONS, NINE DESSERT SPOONS, SEVEN DESSERT FORKS, TEN DINNER FORKS, LARGE BASING SPOON, SAUCE LADLE AND BUTTER KNIFE, 37 pieces in total, makers GA (George Angel) London 1876 with LATER MATCHED DESSERT SPOON AND SIX VARIOUS MATCHED TEA SPOONS, some faults, in total approx 96oz of weighable silver TOGETHER WITH A SET OF TEN TWENTIETH CENTURY DINNER KNIVES AND SIX MATCHING DESSERT KNIVES, with silver bead pattern handles, 60 pieces in total £1800 - 2400

273. PROBABLY LATE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SILVER CREAM JUG, of rounded oblong form with angular reeded handle, foliate engraved with foot rim and ball feet, London Assay marks rubbed, 2 3/4oz (dented) £60 - 90

274. PAIR GEORGE III SILVER WAITERS/CARD TRAYS, with moulded border and gadroon edges, rococo foliate scroll engraved central decorated and raised on ‘C’ scroll and hoof feet, 6” (15.1cm) diameter, maker R.R. (Richard Reddick) London 1770 and 1771, 16oz total (2) £300 - 400

275. PAIR GEORGE III EARLY 19TH CENTURY GADROON EMBOSSED SILVER WINE COASTERS, with gadroon and shell pattern applied borders, the turned wood bases with centre silver boss engraved with seated tiger crest, 6½” (16.4cm) diameter, maker WB (William Bell) London 1816 £350 - 450

276. PRE WAR SILVER CRESCENT SHAPED SPIRIT FLASK, of generous proportions, the screw off metamorphic screw of top with pull up sectional tapering cup, , 3¾” (9.5cm) wide, Birmingham 1930, 6.5oz £80 - 120

277. EDWARDIAN CASED SET OF SIX SILVER TEASPOONS, with a pair of sugar tongs and six filled silver handled tea knives, Sheffield 1909 £80-120

278. PAIR OF EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY WEIGHTED SILVER CANDLESTICKS, 9” high, London 1919 £150-200

279. SILVER FACED CIRCULAR PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, Birmingham 1918, also an engine turned silver CIGARETTE BOX with cedar lining (marks rubbed) (2) £90-130

280. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, with cedar lining (marks rubbed) two modern silver SHERRY AND POT DECANTER LABELS and a cased set of six E.P.N.S. CAKE FORKS £60-80

281. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY SILVER BALUSTER SHAPE CREAM JUG, with scroll handle, Sheffield 1934, a weighted silver PEDESTAL BON BON DISH, Birmingham 1924, a PIERCED SILVER BON BON DISH, Birmingham 1919, four silver condiments (a.f.) SIX SILVER TEASPOONS AND A SILVER SUGAR SIFTER SPOON, 10 1/2oz weighable £100-150

282. LATE VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTER SHAPE BEER JUG, of Georgian design, repousse decorated with wrythen gadrooning and scrollwork, with scroll handle ending in heart shape terminals, standing on a spreading gadrooned base, Sheffield 1895, 8” high, 27 1/2oz £400-500

283. EDWARDIAN OAK CASED SET OF SIX SILVER MOTHER O’PEARL HANDLED FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, Sheffield 1902 £100-150

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284. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY SILVER PIECED FRUIT BOWL, with blue glass liner, standing on claw and ball feet, 8 1/2” diameter 18 1/2oz £250-300

285. PAIR OF EDWARD VII ENGRAVED SILVER HAIR COMBS, with butterfly pierced tops, 5” (12.7cm) long, Birmingham 1904 and 1905, makers mark, P & T, 0.5oz approx (2)

286. SILVER TABLE CIGARETTE BOX, sarcophagus shaped with engine turned decoration and anthemion embossed borders to the top and plinth base, 8” long, 4 1/2” wide, 2 1/4” high, London 1913, the interior wood lined, the base weighted 24oz gross £250-350

287. ROYAL MINT ISSUED BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER DISH, the centre set with a George III III copper cartwheel penny, a coronet setting in the form of six men o’war, the broad flat rim bark textured, 5 1/2” diameter, makers mark ‘C.N.L.’, London 1997, 6 1/2oz gross (Issued to commemorate 300 years of Britannia Silver, designed as a commission by Christopher Lawrence as a limited edition, this being No. 146 of 200, original cost £395) £100-150

288. SILVER AND GOLD SNUFF BOX, oblong with flush lid with engine turned decoration and four gold overlaid plain stripes, chased lip opener, 1 3/4” wide, makers mark ‘P.J.D.’, Birmingham 1996, in presentation black morocco case inscribed ‘Gallagher’ £50-80

289. SILVER AND GOLD SNUFF BOX, oblong with flush hinged lid with engine turned decoration and gold overlaid plain diagonal stripe to one plain corner, chased lip opener, 1 3/4” wide, makers mark ‘P.J.D.’, Birmingham 1993, in presentation black morocco case inscribed ‘Gallagher’ £50-80

290. LADY’S SILVER OBLONG POWDER COMPACT, ribbed with two ladder fluted bands to the ends of the top and base, gold overlaid catch, 2 3/4” wide, London 1943, approx 2 1/2oz £30-40

291. SILVER NAPKIN RING, D shaped and foliate scroll engraved, Birmingham 1949 and a broad, pierced and domed SILVER AND MARCASITE RING £30-50

292. GEORGE V PAIR OF SILVER CAFE AU LAIT POTS IN THE GEORGE I STYLE, tapering octagonal form with domed covers, brown heatproof scroll handles and moulded bases, 7 3/4” (19.7cm) high London 1931, 26oz gross (2) £350-450

293. GEORGE V SILVER TEAPOT, octagonal form with brown wood angular scroll handle and knop and paw feet, Sheffield 1933 £200-250

294. EDWARD VII SILVER CAPSTAN INKWELL, typical form with ribbon tied reeded borders and glass liner, 4 1/4” (10.8cm) diameter, Birmingham 1909 £60-80

295. GEORGE V SILVER PRESENTATION SQUARE SALVER with moulded border, stepped hoof feet and nine line inscription to the centre, 10” (25.4cm) wide Birmingham 1933, 21oz £250-350

296. EDWARD VII EMBOSSED SILVER MATCHBOX HOLDER, typical form, the cover decorated with iris motifs and scrolled strap work raised on ball feet, 2 7/8” x 2” (7.3cm x 5.1cm) Birmingham 1903, 1.5oz approx £30-40

297. GEORGE V THREE PIECE PIERCED SILVER TEASET, retailed by Terry and Co., Manchester oval form with flared rims, pierced with foliate scrolls, brown wood double scroll handle and knop, four line inscription, Birmingham 1919, 36oz gross (3) £500-700

298. EDWARD VIII GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER SALVER by Charles Boyton and Son, typical form with plain centre and gadroon moulded border, raised on claw and ball feet, 14 1/2” (36.9cm) diameter, Sheffield 1936, 44.5oz £600-800

299. VICTORIAN SILVER WINE GOBLET by Elkington and Co., typical form with beaded borders, 6 3/4” (17.2cm) high, Birmingham 1887, 4.5oz £60-90

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300. FOUR PAIRS OF EDWARD VII AND LATER SILVER, COMPRISING; EMBOSSED CARD CASE, decorated with a stag and scrollwork, initialled (lacks cover), Birmingham 1901, SMALL TWIN HANDLED PEDESTAL TROPHY CUP by Elkington and Co., 3 1/2” (8.9cm) high, Birmingham 1926, floral engraved handled BANGLE, Birmingham 1990 and an engine turned NAPKIN RING, Birmingham 1936, 4.5oz £75-125

301. GEORGE V SILVER SAUCE BOAT, oval with cyma border, flying scroll handle and supported on three shell capped hoof legs, Birmingham 1930, 3oz £50-80

302. CASED SET OF SIX GEORGE VI SILVER TEASPOONS, with chevron pattern handles, Birmingham 1943, 2.5oz (6) £30-50

303. GEORGE V SILVER CAPSTAN INKWELL, lacks cover, Birmingham 1910, TOGETHER WITH A SMALL TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP, inscribed, marks rubbed and a SET OF FOUR MASONIC TEASPOONS, with enamelled tops, London 1931, 5.5oz gross (6) £50-80

304. EDWARD VII EMBOSSED SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, footed cylindrical form with loop handle, decorated with stiff leaves and flowers, inscribed, 3 1/2” (8.9cm) high, Chester 1905, 3oz £80-120

305. THREE PIECES OF GEORGE IV AND LATER SILVER COMPRISING; PAIR OF FIDDLE PATTERN SUGAR TONGS, inscribed, 5 5/8” (14.3cm) long, London 1829, scroll embossed oval TRINKET BOX, with hinged cover and crimped rim, 2 1/2” x 1 3/4” (6.3cm x 4.5cm) Birmingham 1901, and an ENGINE TURNED POCKET CIGARETTE CASE, Chester 1927, 5.5oz, TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF ELECTROPLATED SUGAR TONGS (4) £70-90

306. GEORGE V EMBOSSED SILVER CAPSTAN TYPE INKWELL by H. Matthews, typical form with celtic motif border and hinged cover, weighted base, 2 1/4” (5.7cm) high, Birmingham 1911, (lacks liner) £80-120

307. EDWARD VII ARTS AND CRAFTS MOULDED SILVER SUGAR BOWL, by William Hutton and Sons, circular, flared form with moulded girdle and stylised motifs to the lower body, raised on stylised tulip, 2 3/4” (7cm) high, 4 1/8” (10.5cm) diameter, Sheffield 1905, 5.5oz £60-80

308. PAIR OF GEORGE IV IRISH SILVER THREAD AND SHELL PATTERN LARGE SUGAR TONGS, 6 3/4” (17.2cm) long, Dublin 1822, makers mark; C.M., TOGETHER WITH 14 GEORGIAN AND LATER SILVER SPOONS, including three fiddle pattern Irish silver TEASPOONS, 1835, 1853 and 1891, SET OF THREE FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, by William Eaton, London 1901, 15oz (15) £190-230

309. LATE VICTORIAN EMBOSSED SILVER EGG SHAPED BON-BON CARRIAGE, with figure surmount, floral and scroll embossed and raised on three spoked wheels, 2” (5.1cm) high, 4” (10.2cm) long, London 1890, TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF HEART SHAPED SMALL SILVER BON BON DISHES, Birmingham 1896, 3.5oz (3) £80-120

310. FIVE PIECES OF LATE VICTORIAN AND EDWARD VII SILVER, comprising; pair of shell shaped SALTS, with gilt interiors, Birmingham 1899, PAIR OF OBLONG SALTS, on ball feet, crested, London 1892, and a ‘Studs’ circular BOX with floral embossed cover, 2 1/4” (5.7cm) diameter, Birmingham 1907, TOGETHER WITH A STERLING SILVER CEREMONIAL WINE CUP, 4 1/8” (10.5cm) high, 4.5oz (6) £70-90

311. TWO SILVER CASED HAND MIRRORS with circular bevel edged plates, one embossed with foliate scroll work and a mask, Birmingham 1910 (af), the collar embossed with a ribbon tied shield, Birmingham 1909, together with a similar pair of hair brushes monogrammed Birmingham 1906 (4) £40-60

312. GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER CADDY SPOON, with shell shaped bowl and fancy scroll pierced handle, 3 1/4” (8.3cm) long, Sheffield 1953, maker’s/retailer’s mark H.A 0.5oz approx £20-30

313. THREE PIECES OF EDWARD VII AND LATER SILVER, comprising, two hand coloured campana shaped receiver on square base by Charles Boyton & Son, with four line presentation inscription, 4 1/2” (11.4cm) high Sheffield 1903, smaller two handled trophy cup marks rubbed and an octagonal pedestal sugar bowl, with gadrooned border, 2 7/8” (7.3cm) high, 3 3/4” (9.5cm) wide Birmingham 1925, 11.5oz (3) £120-150

314. ENGINE TURNED SILVER POCKET CIGARETTE CASE oblong with cut away corners, 3 3/4” (9.5cm) wide, Birmingham 1950 £40-60

315. CUT GLASS AND SILVER LIDDED PIN BOX the push on silver lid with scroll embossede border, 3 3/4” (9.5cm) wide Chester 1911 a SILVER BACKED HAND MIRROR AND MATCHING BRUSH with engine turned and foliate engraved decoration, Birmingham 1964 and a HAND MIRROR WITH EMBOSSED SILVER BACK (AF) (4) £30-40

316. PAIR OF VICTORIAN TWO HANDLE OPEN SALTS of trophy cup shape with flying scroll handles and reeded girdle, gilt interior, 3 1/2” wide over the handles London 1893, approx 4.5 ozs £60-90

317. SET OF SIX SILVER AND BLUE ENAMEL BEAN TOP COFFEE SPOONS the underside of each bowl in shell pattern guilloch enamel, Birmingham 1933 £40-60

318. PAIR OF SILVER SMALL VASES with cut card pierced tops hexagonal tapering columns with weighted circular foot, 6 3/4” (16.5cm) high, Birmingham 1919 (one af) £50-75

319. FOLIATE SCROLL ENGRAVED SILVER VESTA BOX of rounded oblong from 2 1/8” (5.4cm) long TWO SILVER BOOK MARKS one with millitary figure finial SILVER PLAIN TAPERING LETTER OPENER the top applied with cast foxes head mask, 6” (5,2cm) long, THREE VARIOUS SILVER SALT SPOONS and an ENGINE TURNED SILVER PROPELLING PENCIL AND MATCHING BIRO makers E.B Birmingham 1962 (9) £75-100

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320. WIRE PATTERN SILVER FOUR DIVISION TOAST RACK with loop handle and raised on ball feet, 3 3/4” (9.5cm) wide, Sheffield 1904, 2 1/2ozs £35-50

321. GEORGE V SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL DRESSING TABLE TRINKET BOX, bow fronted form, inset lid with plush and satin interior and scroll supports (piano hinge af) 1 3/4” x 4” (4.4cm x 10.1cm), Birmingham 1919, 30z gross £50-80

322. GEORGE VI SILVER TRUMPET VASE BY ADIE ROTHERS, panelled form with circular base, weighted, 5 1/2” (13.9cm) high Birmingham 1947, 3oz gross £25-35

323. EDWARD VII CHILD’S SILVER FORK BY WILLIAM HUTTON AND SONS LTD, Early English pattern, 6 5/8” (16.8cm) long, London 1904, together with two fiddle, thread and shell pattern teaspoons, double stamped, by Charles Boyton, London 1891, three other, teaspoons, souvenir spoon and a silver St Christopher oblong shaped pendant, Birmingham 1977, 5oz gross (8) £30-50

324. SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER SMALL TEASPOONS, with embossed paterae tops, together with two matching pair of sugar tongs, Birmingham 1924, together with a PANEL CUT GLASS TOILET JAR with pull off silver domed cover (A/F), Birmingham 1912, 3.5 oz (8) £35-45

325. THREE GEORGIAN SILVER TABLE SPOONS, early English pattern, London 1798 and 1799, with ribbed decoration, together with a FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOON BY WILLIAM RAWLINGS SOBEY , EXETER 1840, all initialled, and a hors d’ouvres fork, Birmingham 1897, 7 oz (5) £60-90

326. VICTORIAN ENGRAVED SILVER CHILD’S SPOON, 6 1/4” (15.9cm) long, Exeter 1867, in case, TOGETHER WITH A CASED SET OF SIX ART DECO AFTERNOON TEA KNIVES with filled silver handles (2) £30-50

327. EDWARD VII EMBOSSED ART NOUVEAU SILVER DRESSING TABLE HAND MIRROR AND BRUSH SET, decorated with stylised foliage (a.f.) Birmingham 1909, TOGETHER WITH ANTHER HAIRBRUSH, Birmingham 1939 (3) £20-30

328. CASED PAIR OF GEORGE V PLANISHED SILVER OPEN SALTS, slightly waisted form with blue glass liners, Birmingham 1910, 1.5oz in a fitted morocco case £30-40

329. GEORGE V THREE PIECE SILVER CONDIMENT SET, circular footed form, the lidded mustard and open salt with blue glass liners, Birmingham 1930, 2.5oz £40-50

330. STYLISH CASED SET OF SIX MODERN SILVER COFFEE SPOONS, with crooked handles, Birmingham 1968, makers/retailers mark, S. Ld, 2oz £30-50

331. DUTCH ANTIQUE SILVER APOSTLE SERVING SPOON, with elaborate cast and pierced handle with apostle top, ovular rat tail pattern bowl, 7” long, London import mark 1892, approx 1 1/2oz £30-40

332. GEORGIAN STYLE MODERN SILVER CANDLESTICK, with campana urn shaped sconce, tapering knopped stem and moulded foot, weighted, embossed with foliate scroll work borders, 9” (22.9cm) high, Birmingham 1967, 18oz gross £70-90

333. VICTORIAN SILVER VESTA BOX, rounded oblong and cushion shaped and engraved with foliate scroll, Birmingham 1893, together with a mother of pearl; handled pocket fruit knife with silver blade, initialled Sheffield 1926 and a Continental silver model of a gondola (lacks stand) 2oz gross (3) £40-50

334. SET OF SIX AFTERNOON TEA KNIVES WITH SILVER BLADES AND FILLED SILVER PISTOL-GRIP HANDLES in case Sheffield 1925, together with three various shaped silver napkin rings, 8oz gross (9) £50-80

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335. PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SUGAR TONGS, by William Rawlings Sobey, initialled, 5 3/4” (14.6cm) long, Exeter 1848 TOGETHER WITH A SMALLER LATER PAIR, 2oz, and a SIMILAR ELECTROPLATED PAIR (3) £40-60

336. EMBOSSED SILVER MUSTARD RECEIVER, oval with leaf capped scroll handle and blue glass liner, marks rubbed, TOGETHER WITH AN OVAL CUT GLASS DRESSING TABLE TRINKET BOX, with plain pull off silver cover, Birmingham 1945, 2.5oz, a CUT GLASS OVOID ATOMIZER WITH PALE BLUE GUILLOCHE ENAMELLED COLLAR, three 9ct gold dress studs, in case, one CUFFLINK, 925 silver knot pattern RING ETC. £40-60

337. SET OF THREE SILVER GRAPEFRUIT SPOONS, makers Viners, Sheffield 1939, a silver Coronation commemorative ANOINTING SPOON, Birmingham 1952, 3oz £35-50

338. SILVER BROAD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, with foliate scroll engraved top, Birmingham 1967, a silver TEASPOON AND AN EP. CORONATION SOUVENIR SPOON 1953 (3) £30-40

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Electroplate340. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY ELECTROPLATED SIX BOTTLE CRUET STAND, a SPIRIT FLASK with plated mounts etc. £30-50

341. MID VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATED INKSTAND with cut glass inkwells and taper stick (a.f.) £80-120

342. ELECTROPLATED SYPHON HOLDER, A PLATED CHAMBERSTICK, A PAIR OF PLATED 1 PINT MUGS, ‘Hotel’ plate TEAPOT and SUNDRY CUTLERY etc. £40-60

343. VICTORIAN ENGRAVED AND EMBOSSED OVAL BISCUIT BARREL, with semi lobed hinged lid with removable floral finial and ribbon loop handle, the barrel embossed with a girdle of foliate oval and engraved with crested oval cartouche, the tray form base with four ball feet and a plain electroplate circular nut dish, 42 diameter (2) £30-40

344. AN ELECTROPLATED TWO DIVISION STRAWBERRY DISH STAND, with raised centre fancy loop handle standing on a platform forming supports for an EP cream JUG AND SUGAR BASIN (the missing liners substituted by two china side plates) £40-60

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345. CASED THREE PIECE CARVING SET WITH BUCKHORN HANDLES AND SILVER TINES, Sheffield 1913 and 1913, together with a book form cutlery box containing a set of six electroplated teaspoons and sugar tongs, 9” x 7” (22.9cm x 17.8cm), 4.5oz (2) £40-60

346. PAIR OF NINETEENTH CENTURY PLATED ON COPPER TELESCOPIC CANDLESTICKS, with solder filed stamped foliated borders with removable nozzles £70-90

347. EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY ELECTROPLATE ON COPPER CANDELABRUM, the five light four reeded reflex branch candle holders, removable from a candlestick support, the whole with stamped foliated scrollwork borders, the sconces with removable nozzles, 19 3/4” high £100-150

348. GOOD QUALITY FIVE PIECE EMBOSSED ELECTROPLATE TEA AND COFFEE SET, tapering footed form, angular scroll handles and bird like finials (finial to water jug missing), with circular moulded bases, decorated with floral swags and vacant circular cartouches (5) £75-125

349. ELKINGTON AND CO PATENT SUGAR CASTER, egg shaped with scroll feet and push button action, releasing sugar from stopper at the base 5 1/2” (13.9cm) high, together with a plated pedestal cream jug, panelled form with scalloped rim and angular fluted handle, 4 3/4” (12cm) high, a teapot, circular form with black scroll handle and circular moulded base, 5 1/2” (13.9cm) high an Elizabethan II coronation commemorative teapot for one, a sifting spoon with shell shaped bowl, pierced bon bon dish, a two tier cake stand along with other electroplate wares £30-40

350. WALKER AND HALL ELECTROPLATE FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, semi lobed circular oblong form, with angular scroll handles, compressed ball feet and gadrooned borders, together with a silver on copper oval gallery tray, with engraved foliate scroll centre (5) £50-80

351. FOUR PIECE ELECTROPLATED TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, semi lobed rounded oblong form, with angular scroll handles, together with an electroplate oval gallery tray with engraved foliate scroll centre, a similar small circular example, a two handled oblong presentation tray, a three piece condiment set on stand, a crumb scoop, a tankard and goblet £40-60

352. GEORGIAN STYLE ELECTROPLATED SALVER, with scroll engraved centre and shell and scroll cast border £30-40

353. SIXTY SIX PIECE PART SERVICE OF ELECTROPLATED CUTLERY, originally for six persons, by Arthur Price, together with ELEVEN PIECES OF ROYAL CROWN DERBY CUTLERY with floral printed bone china handles (77) £40-60

354. CASED PART SET OF TWELVE PARS OF ELECTROPLATED FISH EATERS, one knife missing, with floral engraved blades and ivorine handles, in a fitted walnutwood case, TOGETHER WITH A 1930’s OAK CANTEEN BOX, lacking interior (2) £25-35

355. ART NOUVEAU ELECTROPLATED SNUFFER TRAY, together with a CRUMB SCOOP iwth ivory handle, cased PAIR OF FISH SERVERS with pierced blade (matched case) and a CASED PAIR OF SIX ART DECO AFTERNOON TEA KNIVES with green and cream plastic handles (4) £25-35

356. ASHBERRY AND SONS, THREE PIECE ELECTROPLATED TEA SET, circular part fluted form, TOGETHER WITH AN OBLONG TWO HANDLED GALLERIED TRAY, with a circular swing handled PEDESTAL CAKE BASKET (5) £30-40

357. CASED SET OF 12 ELECTROPLATED TEASPOONS AND MATCHING SUGAR TONGS, with floral engraved handles, in a fitted brown leather case, TOGETHER WITH A CASED SET OF SIX PAIRS OF TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS AND SUNDRY CUTLERY, including two CAKE KNIVES with silver ferrules £25-35

358. GEORGIAN STYLE ELECTROPLATED CIRCULAR MUFFIN DISH, with cover and liner by Thomas Wilkinson and Sons., TOGETHER WITH TWO SILVER PLATED ON COPPER CIRCULAR SALVERS, one with engraved centre, the other with vine embossed border, 9 1/4” and 10” (23.5cm and 25.4cm) diameter (3) £40-50

359. ELECTROPLATED OBLONG ASPARAGUS SERVING DISH, with loose grille, nesting SAUCE BOAT AND SERVING TONGS, 12” x 9 1/2” (30.5cm x 24.1cm) TOGETHER WITH AN OVAL TWO HANDLED ENTREE DISH and cover by James Dixon and Sons (2) £25-35

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360. CASED PART SET OF FIVE ENGINE TURNED ELECTROPLATED NAPKIN RINGS, numbered, in maroon morocco case, TOGETHER WITH FIVE LOBSTER PICKS, ‘Stork Hotel’, CAKE KNIFE, SALAD TONGS, candle snuffer and FOUR SMALL TROPHY CUPS, three on stands £25-35

361. A 20TH CENTURY ELECTROPLATE TWIN HANDLED URN SHAPED WINE COOLER, monogrammed, 9 1/4” (23.5cm) high, together with an electroplate epergne with galleried trumpet vase above a conforming pedestal bowl (2) £25-35

362. GEORGIAN STYLE ELECTROPLATE TEA SERVICE OF FOUR PIECES of rounded oblong form and raised on ball feet the teapot and hot water jug with blackwood handles and finials (4) £40-60

363. ELECTROPLATED ITEMS VARIOUS to include circular pedestal cake stand with swing handle, pyriform and panelled sugar caster, 7 1/2” (19cm) high, sugar dredger with scoop, brandy warmer with wide lamp, small christening mug etc approx 10 items £20-30

364. WALKER AND HALL ‘PLAIN ENGLISH’ PATTERN TABLE SERVICE OF CUTLERY for six persons mainly in original retail boxes, approx 40 pieces THREE BOXED SETS OF KNIVES with ivorine handles and SUNDRY PIECES OF ENGLISH PATTERN CUTLERY VARIOUS £35-50

365. BOXED ELECTROPLATE CUTLERY VARIOUS includes six pairs of dessert knives and forks in walnutwood box, fish eaters in oak box, pair of fish servers, six tea knives and a set of twelve fancy teaspoons and matching sugar bows in a Robert French Glasgow jewellers box (5 boxed sets) £30-40

366. NEWBRIDGE ELECTROPLATED PART TABLE SERVICE OF KINGS PATTERN CUTLERY, misc CUTLERY; A LADY’S ENGINE TURNED EP HAND MIRROR AND HAIRBRUSH, a pierced BOWL and an easel PHOTOGRAPH FRAME £20-30

367. TABLE SERVICE OF WALKER AND HALL BEAD EDGE ELECTROPLATED CUTLERY formerly for 12 persons now sufficient for 8 persons includes dessert knives and forks, fish eaters, approx 128 pieces in total £50 - 75

368. FIVE GARRARD AND CO, LONDON ‘REGENT PLATE’ CONDIMENT TRIOS OF OCTAGONAL FORM, the open salts with blue glass liners together with THREE GARRARD AND CO TWO HANDLE TEA STRAINERS AND STANDS raised on scroll supports DITTO GRAPE SCISSORS, A MAPPIN AND WEBB ‘PRINCESS PLATE’ 12” OVAL MEAT DOME with oval loop handle applied gadroon border and TEN PAIRS GARRARD AND CO HOTEL PLATE FISH KNIVES AND FORKS and pair of MATCHING SERVERS £50-75

369. ELECTROPLATE PLAIN OBLONG DISH, ELECTROPLATED PIERCED OVAL BOWL, PIERCED CONDIMENT RECEIVER, WITH BLUE GLASS LINERS AND A PAIR OF VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATE CIRCULAR SALTS WITH LIGHT BLUE GLASS LINERS £25-35

370. ELECTROPLATE FOUR DIVISION OBLONG CRUET FRAME WITH FOUR CUT GLASS CONDIMENT RECEIVERS AND AN ELECTROPLATE OVAL STAND £30-40

371. SHEFFIELD ELECTROPLATED TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE OF FOUR PIECES raised on feet and a PAIR OF GLADWIN LTD ‘EMBASSY’ PLATED SAUCE BOATS (6) £30 - 50

372. SHEFFIELD ELECTROPLATED AND ENGRAVED ICED WATER JUG, melon shaped on ornate tab feet; A WALKER AND HALL ELECTROPLATED ICE BUCKET with interior loose grille, ring handles and A SILVER ON COPPER WINE COASTER with Celtic banded border (3) £40 - 60

373. ELECTROPLATED FLOWER EPERGNE WITH FOUR REMOVABLE TRUMPET SHAPED RECEIVERS with beaded edges, on circular base with three ball feet £30 - 40

374. A SET OF TWELVE ELECTROPLATED TEA SPOONS with engraved feathered edge handles; TWO PAIRS OF SUGAR TONGS; AN ELECTROPLATED CUT CARD PIERCED FOUR DIVISION CAKE STAND with centre, raised ring handle; an ELECTROPLATED MUFFIN DISH WITH LINER AND DOMED COVER; AN ELECTROPLATE THREE LIGHT CANDELABRUM and an ELECTROPLATE HAMMERED PATTERN BOWL with wavy top having a knotted rope pattern girdle (18) £30 - 50

375. TEAK CANTEEN CONTAINING A SHEFFIELD A1 ELECTROPLATED TABLE SERVICE OF KINGS PATTERN CUTLERY FOR 6 PERSONS, 24 PIECES £25 - 35

376. SIXTY SEVEN PIECE GOLD PLATED STAINLESS STEEL PARTIAL TABLE SERVICE originally for twelve persons, including ladle, serving spoons, cake forks etc, by Bestecke, Solingen, cased £30-50

377. QUANTITY OF ELECTROPLATED WARES TO INCLUDE; MUFFIN DISH and cover, PAIR OF CORINTHIAN DWARF CANDLESTICKS, SODA SYPHON HOLDER, silver on copper CIRCULAR TRAY, pierced swing handled BASKET, PEDESTAL DISH, CUTLERY ETC. £30-50

378. COMMUNITY PLATE TABLE SERVICE OF ELECTROPLATED CUTLERY FOR 12 PERSONS, the handles with floral pierced tops and sundry electroplated cutlery £40-60

379. BOXED SET OF SIX AFTERNOON TEA KNIVES, with filled silver handles and two OAK CANTEENS CONTAINING THE REMNANTS OF A TABLE SERVICE and SUNDRY ELECTROPLATED CUTLERY including a three piece CARVING SET with filled silver handles £50-75

380. TWELVE PAIRS OF ELECTROPLATED DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, monogrammed in a fitted mahogany case with lift cut tray £50-75

381. TWELVE PAIRS OF ELECTROPLATED FISH EATERS, with foliate scroll engraved handles and mother o’pearl handles, in a fitted walnutwood case £60-90

382. THREE PIECE ELECTROPLATED PEDESTAL TEASET, of tapering oblong form with angular handles, THE TEAPOT with black angular scroll handle and knop to cover (3) £30-40

383. FOUR PIECE ELECTROPLATED PEDESTAL TEASET, of tapering angular form with black angular handles and knops, TOGETHER WITH AN EP. SUKO ‘SUGAR-O-MATIC- SUGAR DISPENSER, an electroplate cocktail mixer and other items (9) £30-50

384. LATE VICTORIAN THREE PIECE ELECTROPLATED TEASET, of fluted tapering oval form with bone knop and insulator strip to the angular scroll handle, engraved with stylised floral garlands (3) £30-40

385. ELECTROPLATED PEDESTAL TEA KETTLE, on a hinge and pin stand with spirit burner, by Mackay and Chisholm, Edinburgh, the kettle of compressed circular form with overhanging scalloped rim and the scrolling blackwood handle and knop, the stand with scalloped edges and on stylised paw feet on pads, TOGETHER WITH AN ELECTROPLATED BREAKFAST DISH and cover on stand (2) £50-75

386. ELKINGTON AND CO., ELECTROPLATED TEAPOT, of compressed circular form with scrolling handle with bone insulators, the body engraved with scrolling foliate (lid a.f.) TOGETHER WITH MATCHING MILK JUG and SUNDRY PLATED WARES, including; CANDELABRUM with two reflex scroll branches, two scroll handled serving dishes (lacks covers) (a.f.) and an electroplate OPEN SALT (6) £30-40

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387. SET OF SIX ELECTROPLATED FISH FORKS, with mother o’pearl handles, the ferrules and body decorated with scrolling foliate ,with four matching FISH KNIVES, TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS SOUVENIR SPOONS, AND OTHER ELECTROPLATE TABLE CUTLERY £20-30

388. 12 PAIRS OF ELECTROPLATED FISH EATERS, with silver ferrules, Sheffield 1912, TOGETHER WITH A PLUSH LINED OAK CANTEEN OF MISC ELECTROPLATED CUTLERY £35-50

389. ELECTROPLATED OVAL ENTREE DISH and cover, with beaded borders (handle a.f.) TOGETHER WITH AN ELECTROPLATED OBLONG SWING HANDLED CAKE BASKET, with pierced art nouveau borders, two other smaller swing handled trays and a four division CRUET STAND (5) £20-30

390. ELECTROPLATED ENGRAVED CYLINDRICAL BOX, with hinged lid, the body engraved with a vacant floral cartouche and the lid with scrolling floral border and helmet knop, TOGETHER WITH AN ELECTROPLATED FLAMBE STAND,, FIVE FISH FORKS AND SIX FISH KNIVES AND AN ELECTROPLATED BERRY SPOON £20-30

391. THIRTY EIGHT PIECE CASED SET OF WEBBER AND HILL ELECTROPLATED CUTLERY FOR SIX PERSONS (38) £30-40

392. LARGE ELECTROPLATED OVAL GALLERY TRAY, with cutout handles £30-50

393. ELECTROPLATED FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, of rounded oblong form, the bodies demi gadrooned and with black angular scroll handles, together with an oval gallery tray with curtain handles (5) £40-60

394. LARGE COLLECTION OF ELECTROPLATED ITEMS including a four division egg cruet stand with egg cups and spoons, a Brittannia metal cheese cover an electroplated epergne with three trumpets, entree dish and cover, two handled gallery tray and sundry other electroplated cutlery £30-50

395. ELECTROPLATED THREE PIECE SET, oblong form with canted corners and stepped hoof feet, together with, a two handled oblong galleried tray, a circular galleried tray and a presentation small salver (6) £35-45

396. CASED SET OF SIX PAIRS OF ELECTROPLATED FISH EATERS, in oak case, together with two entree dishes, sauce boat, small ice bucket, tea strainer, soup ladle, cutlery etc £30-50

397. VICTORIAN BRITTANNIA METAL TREFOIL TABLE CENTRE STAND, modelled with dolphin supports and moulded bases 6” (15.2cm) high £20-30

398. CHRISTOFLE, FRENCH PIERCED ELECTROPLATED STAND/SALVER decorated with flower monogrammed, 9 1/2” (24.1cm) diameter, together with two electroplated wine coasters, part service of cutlery and a pair of engraved glass sundae dishes £30-50

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YOUR ATTENTION IS PARTICULARLY DRAWN TO THE FOLLOWING

Whilst Capes Dunn & Co make every effort to ensure the accuracy of their catalogue and the description of any lot:

(a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lot or lots is sold by the vendor with all faults, imperfections and errors of descriptions.

(b) Capes Dunn & Co do not accept responsibility for the authenticity, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims.

(c) All statements, whether printed in the catalogue or made orally as to any of the matters set out in (b) above are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying any warranties or representations of fact by Capes Dunn & Co, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims.

(d) Droit de Suite

The Artist’s Resale Right Regulations

Following the introduction of the Artist’s Resale Right Regulations on 14 February 2006, Capes Dunn will implement the new levy as follows:

Capes Dunn will collect the same amount as the resale

royalty from the buyer for any work of art covered by the regulations.

Royalty rates will only apply to works sold in the secondary market and not for those sold for the first time, and for works which are sold for €1000 or more. Royalty rates are calculated as a percentage of the sale price on a sliding scale from 4% (from €1000 to €50,000) down to 0.25% (over €500,000).

Resale royalties ARE NOT subject to VAT.

CONDITIONS OF SALE

1. General. Every Lot is sold with all faults and errors of description and the auctioneers disclaim, for themselves and for the vendor, all respon-sibility for authenticity, age, origin, condition or quality. All statements on such matters whether printed in the Catalogue or made orally are statements of opinion and not representations of fact. Purchasers are deemed to have satisfied themselves on authenticity, condition, etc., before bidding and no-one in the Auctioneers’ employment has authority to make any representation of fact.

2. Bidding. The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots, to withdraw any Lots, to refuse bids and to regulate the bidding. He may bid on the vendor’s behalf for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the Auctioneers’ discretion.

3. Fall of Hammer. The highest bidder shall be the buyer - if any dispute arises the Auctioneer has absolute discretion to settle the dispute or to re-offer the Lot. At the fall of the hammer every Lot shall be at the risk of the buyer, and the purchaser shall give to the Auctioneer his name and address and such proportion of the purchase price as the Auctioneer may require, in default of which the Auctioneer may re-offer and re-sell the Lot or Lots in question.

4. Clearance of Purchases. No purchases shall be claimed or removed until the Sale has been concluded. All lots shall be paid for and removed at the buyer’s risk and expense at the end of the first working day fol-lowing the Sale, failing which the Auctioneers shall not be responsible if the same are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, and all Lots not so removed shall remain at the risk of the buyer and subject to a ware-housing charge of 25p per lot per day. If they are not removed within seven days of the Sale the Auctioneers may re-sell them by auction or privately without notice to the buyer. Any liability which there may be on the part of the Auctioneers in respect of any loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the purchaser of the Lot.

5. Agency and General. The Auctioneers act as agents only and they disclaim responsibility for default by either buyer or seller. They accept no responsibility in connection with the commissioning of members of their staff to bid for Lots on behalf of intending purchasers. Instruc-tions given by telephone are accepted at the sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith. The Auctioneers do not guarantee the title of any Lot or Lots sold by them and will not be responsible for any defect in such title.

6. Defaults. If any buyer fails to comply with any of the above conditions the damages recoverable from the defaulter shall include all loss arising from any re-sale of the Lot together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales and any money deposited in part payment shall be held by the Auctioneers against the defaulter’s liability.

7. Third Party Liability. Every person on the Auctioneer’s premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at his own risk and with notice of the condition of the premises and of the method of arranging furniture, etc. He shall have no claim against the Auctioneers in respect of any injury he may sustain or any accident which may occur.

8. Viewers handling goods on display will be held fully responsible for any damage or breakage.

9. Payment. All goods must be paid for within 48 hours of the date of sale, any extension of this must be agreed with the saleroom prior to the date of sale. Following the sale, payment for the goods can be made either by:

Cash, due to money laundering regulations, we are unable to ac-cept payment of more than £5,000 in cash for an individual lot.

Cheque, Made payable to: Capes Dunn & Co. please note: cheques need to clear before goods can be collected. Cheques which are post-dated or written by a third party will not be accepted.

Debit or Credit Card, maximum of £500 if payment made over the telephone, only one telephone payment accepted per invoice. Please note: payment by credit card will incur an additional 2.5% + VAT handling fee. We do not accept American Express. Direct Bank Transfer, please email for details.

Bankers Draft. CHEQUES Purchasers wishing to pay by cheque must produce a Bank reference

to the Auctioneers before the sale. PLEASE NOTE Cheques which are post-dated or written by a third party will not be

accepted. There is a buyer’s premium of 16% + V.A.T. on the hammer price.

IMPORTANT NOTICESThe descriptions in this catalogue are for the purposes of identifying the lots and are not intended in any way as a guarantee of authenticity. Please see the General Conditions of Sale on the inside front cover of this catalogue

All weights and measurements are approximate

Buyer's premium is 16% + V.A.T on the hammer price * Denotes that goods belong to registered persons and V.A.T. will be charged

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Forthcoming Sales 2012July31 Specialist Auction of Northern Artists at 7pm

August07 Books, Maps & Prints at 12 noon

08 Collectors to include Sporting Memorabilia, Militaria, Weapons, Medals, Stamps, Postcards, Scientific Instruments, Cameras etc at 12 noon

September25 Antique Furniture, Clocks, Bronzes, Carpets & Rugs, Musical Instruments, Oil Paintings & Watercolours26 European Ceramics, Doulton & Beswick

A full list of sale dates for 2012 is available on our website www.capesdunn.com

and on www.ukauctioneers.com

PLEASE NOTEWe hold chattel auctions fortnightly on Mondays

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