Stock for the ‘Sold Archive’ Category

• George III Irish provincial silver counter saucer £SOLD

  George III Irish provincial silver counter saucer by Carden Terry of Cork, with Dublin hallmarks probably for 1787. Engraved with a crest of a heron with a fish in its beak. 4 inches diameter; 1.48 ounces

• Pair of George III silver waiters £SOLD

  Pair of George III silver waiters on 3 feet, by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764. 7 inches diameter; 15.14 ounces

• William and Mary silver tobacco box £SOLD

  William and Mary oval silver tobacco box chased (probably later) with raying fluted decoration centred by stiff leafage. The base lightly engraved with a cypher and name “**** Johannis Westfeild”. Marked inside, on the side and in the lid, maker’s mark WF London circa 1690. 3.7 inches wide; 4.63 ounces

• Charles I Sherborne silver seal top spoon £SOLD

  Charles I provincial silver seal top spoon marked once in the bowl with the Sherborne ‘scallop in a pelleted circle’ mark probably by Anthony Arden, Sherborne circa 1640, the seal with traces of gilding, and prick dot initials AM over TK over 1661. The bowl back with a lamination ‘spill’. 6.7 inches long; 1.25 ounces

  Although there is no maker’s mark, the scallop mark is generally accepted as the Arden family mark

• Victorian silver heart-shaped vesta case £SOLD

  Victorian silver heart-shaped vesta case by Synyer and Beddoes, Birmingham 1897, lightly engraved with script initials GP. 1.6 inches high; 0.75 ounces

• Unusual Scottish silver caddy spoon £SOLD

  Unusual Scottish silver caddy spoon in Arts and Crafts style, the handle formed as the crest of Falkland (a stag lodged beneath an oak tree), sponsor’s mark of The National Trust for Scotland, Edinburgh 1987. 3.5 inches long; 0.48 ounces

• Edwardian silver and glass scent bottle £SOLD

  Edwardian silver and glass scent bottle with original stopper, by Miller Brothers, Birmingham 1905. 4.2 inches long

• George III silver wine funnel £SOLD

  George III silver wine funnel by John Emes, London 1806. 6 inches high; 3.7 ounces

• Late 17th or early 18th century Iberian silver wine taster £SOLD

  Spanish or Portuguese silver wine taster (tembladera), with lobed rim, punched bead decoration and two cast handles. Unmarked circa 1700 . 3.9 inches diameter excluding handles; 3.2 ounces

• George IV silver boar’s head claret label £SOLD

  George IV silver decanter label for CLARET, chased with a boar’s head surrounded by weapons, grapes and vines, by William Sumner, London 1823. 2.5 inches wide; 0.71 ounces