Fine Jewellery, Watches & Silver - 15 November

FINE JEWELLERY, WATCHES & SILVER

SATURDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2025

ALSO SELLING THIS WEEK:

ASIAN

ART

FRIDAY 14 NOVEMBER 9.30AM

THE COLLECTION OF THE LATE ANTHONY PHILLIPS (1945-2024)

FRIDAY 14 NOVEMBER 1.00PM

AUTUMN FINE ART

SATURDAY 15 NOVEMBER 9.30AM BRITISH, EUROPEAN & SPORTING ART

SATURDAY 15 NOVEMBER 9.30AM

YOUR SPECIALISTS

Jessica Fall BSc (Hons) FGA, DGA (Jewellery)

Sarah Hardy, PJ Dip, FGA, DGA (Consultant, Jewellery)

Jeffrey Lassaline (Silver & Objects of Vertu)

Adam Wasdell Wostep, MBHI (Watches & Clocks)

Tennants is the UK’s largest family-owned fine art auctioneers, with a well-deserved reputation for delivering unrivalled service and results.

Twenty-seven specialist departments offer an outstanding range of depth and expertise that, combined with the company’s strong traditional values and a personal approach, have won Tennants widespread respect in the international marketplace. Each year Tennants holds over 80 auctions and handles in excess of 40,000 lots covering all major disciplines, making it one of the UK’s busiest salerooms.

FINE JEWELLERY, WATCHES & SILVER

SATURDAY 15 NOVEMBER 2025 AT 9.30AM

AUCTION

The Auction Centre, Leyburn North Yorkshire DL8 5SG

VIEWING

Sunday 9 November 11.00am to 3.00pm

Monday 10 November 11.00am to 3.00pm

Tuesday 11 November 11.00am to 3.00pm

Wednesday 12 November 11.00am to 3.00pm

Thursday 13 November 11.00am to 3.00pm

Friday 14 November 8.00am to 3.00pm

Morning of Sale from 8.00am

Live bidding is available on this sale by registering at www.tennants.co.uk All lots illustrated online at www.tennants.co.uk

CONTACT

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FRONT COVER

Lots 2602

BACK COVER

Lot 2310, 2309 & 2307

FINE JEWELLERY

2201

A Leaf Necklace, by Tiffany & Co. of yellow graduated stylised leaf motif form length 42cm

£6,000-8,000

2202

A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, with baguette cut diamonds above the shoulders, in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.55 carat approximately finger size S½

£600-800

2203

A Pair of Earrings, by Tiffany & Co. of yellow knot form, with post fittings measure 0.9cm diameter

£200-300

2204

An 18 Carat White Gold Tourmaline, Sapphire and Diamond Ring the oval orange tourmaline in a four claw setting, to openwork shoulders set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds and yellow sapphires, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.15 carat approximately finger size M½

£700-1,000

2205

A Pair of Cordis Hoop Earrings, by Tiffany & Co. of yellow diagonal ribbed form, with post and clip fittings measure 2cm diameter

£800-1,200

2206

An 18 Carat White Gold Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut sapphire within a spaced border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a diamond set shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.45 carat approximately finger size P½

£1,000-1,500

2207

A Bi-Colour Diamond Brooch the yellow and white textured hoop decorated with round brilliant cut diamonds at four points, in claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.30 carat approximately measures 4.0cm diameter

£700-1,000

2208

An 18 Carat Gold Bracelet, by Tiffany & Co. of yellow Russian braid design length 18.5cm, width 1.0cm

£2,000-3,000

2209

A Brooch and A Pair of Similar Earrings, by Tiffany & Co. the brooch of stylised ribbed fan form, the earrings of similar curled design, with clip fittings brooch measures 4.5cm by 3.5cm, earrings measure 2.9cm by 2.5cm

£1,200-1,800

2210

A Diamond Atlas Necklace, by Tiffany & Co. fourteen grooved yellow articulated bars conjoined by plain polished triple row spacers, the central three decorated with four round brilliant cut diamonds to each, in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.60 carat approximately length 40.3cm

£3,500-4,500

2211

A Pair of Cultured Pearl and Diamond Floret Earrings, by Tiffany & Co. of stylised floral form, with a cultured pearl centrally surrounded by four petal motifs set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.20 carat approximately, with post and clip fittings measure 2cm diameter

£700-1,000

2212

A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Fil de Camelia Earrings, by Chanel of yellow openwork floral motif from, with hook fittings length 3.2cm

£400-600

2213

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring the round brilliant cut diamond in a yellow claw setting, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank finger size K

The ring is accompanied by a Diamond Grading Report from Antwerpse Gemologische Instelling, AGI, report number 917792, dated February 7, 2008, stating the diamond weighs 1.03 carat, colour M, clarity SI1

£600-800

2214

A 14 Carat White Gold Diamond Bangle of crossover design, with rows of baguette cut and tapered baguette cut diamonds between bands of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a plain polished hinged back, total estimated diamond weight 3.75 carat approximately inner measurements 6.2cm by 5.5cm

£2,000-3,000

2215

A Juste un Clou Ring, by Cartier designed as a yellow plain polished wrap around nail motif finger size I½

£300-500

2216

A Mid 20th Century Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring the emerald-cut emerald in a white double claw setting within an undulating border of round brilliant cut and marquise cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a white forked shoulder multi-row shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.05 carat approximately finger size J

£500-700

2217

A Love Ring, by Cartier the yellow plain polished band decorated with eight screw head motifs finger size K

£300-500

2218

An Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring the rectangular cushion cut emerald within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, flanked by oval cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.95 carat approximately finger size N

£1,200-1,800

2219

An Emerald and Diamond Bracelet the twenty-six oval cut emeralds spaced by pairs of round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, total estimated weight 0.45 carat approximately length 17.5cm

£1,200-1,800

2220

A Pair of Diamond Hoop Earrings round brilliant cut diamonds set to the front and the inner back of the hoop, in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 3.20 carat approximately, with post fittings measure 2.5cm diameter

£700-1,000

2221

An 18 Carat Gold Multi-Gem Set Novelty Brooch modelled as a stylised panther, set throughout with round cut sapphires and round brilliant cut diamonds in yellow pavé settings, to a plain polished head with a marquise cut emerald eye, total estimated diamond weight 0.15 carat approximately measures 5.9cm by 1.5cm

£500-700

2222

A Diamond Rivière Necklace the graduated one hundred and twenty-three round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, to yellow articulated links, total estimated diamond weight 3.30 carat approximately length 41.8cm

£800-1,200

2223

A Spinel and Diamond Ring the oval red spinel in a yellow elongated claw setting, with a cushion cut diamond to each side of the gallery, to a pierced shoulder plain polished shank finger size U

The ring is accompanied by two Diamond Dossiers from Gemological Institute of America, GIA, report numbers 1395524927 and 6392466110, dated August 6, 2021 and July 15, 2021, stating the diamonds weigh 0.60 carat, colour G, clarity SI1

£4,000-6,000

2224

A Ruby Ring the oval cut ruby in a rose rubbed over setting, to a plain polished outer border extending into forked shoulders, on a plain polished shank finger size T½

The ring is accompanied by a Gemstone Report from American International GemLab, report number GEM2022020857205, dated 8 February, 2022, stating that the ruby weighs 4.60 carat, with indications of heating without residues in fissures, and the origin opinion of Mozambique.

£2,000-3,000

2225

An 18 Carat Gold Sapphire and Diamond Novelty Brooch, by Ben Rosenfeld realistically modelled as a bird perched on a branch, with textured feathers, a round brilliant cut diamond eye and seven round cut sapphires to the top of its head, in yellow claw settings, estimated diamond weight 0.02 carat approximately measures 4.2cm by 4.1cm

£700-1,000

2226

An 18 Carat Gold Synthetic Yellow Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut synthetic yellow sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.30 carat approximately finger size K½

£400-600

2227

A Novelty Multi-Gem Set Brooch, by Van Cleef & Arpels modelled as a stylised winking cat, with an oval onyx cabochon body, a round cabochon ruby nose, a round cabochon emerald eye and an eight-cut diamond set eyebrow, with a yellow textured face and downward facing tail, and plain polished paws, ears and whiskers measures 5.1cm by 2.6cm

£2,000-3,000

2228

An Emerald and Diamond Ring the square sugarloaf cabochon emerald in a rose rubbed over setting, to broad tapered shoulders inset with emerald-cut diamonds, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately finger size U

The ring is accompanied by a Gemological Report from Gemological Institute of America, GIA, report number 2235153594, dated 29 December, 2023 stating that the emerald weighs 8.14 carat, with moderate clarity enhancement.

£2,000-3,000

2229

A Sapphire and Diamond Hinged Bangle three rows of calibré cut sapphires in yellow channel settings, spaced at intervals of five by round brilliant cut diamonds in square settings, to a tapered plain polished hinged back, total estimated diamond weight 0.15 carat approximately inner measurements 5.9cm by 5.3cm

£1,200-1,800

2230

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Line Bracelet the one-hundred and one princess cut diamonds in yellow elongated claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.00 carat approximately length 19.3cm

£800-1,200

2231

A Diamond Cluster Ring of spray design, the S motif set throughout with graduated round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a yellow twist shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 2.40 carat approximately finger size M

£700-1,000

2232

An 18 Carat Gold Enamel and Diamond Egg Pendant on Chain, by Victor Mayer for Fabergé enamelled front and back in green, with a yellow swirl motif decorated with four round brilliant cut diamonds to the front, suspended from a plain polished bale, on an unassociated 9 carat gold trace link chain pendant length 3.0cm, chain length 46.5cm

£500-700

2233

A Diamond Ring the central old cut diamond in a white four claw setting, flanked by double rows of old cut and eight-cut diamonds in claw settings, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.35 carat approximately finger size K½

£600-800

2234

A Diamond Three Stone Ring the graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.85 carat approximately finger size Q½

£1,500-2,000

2235

An 18 Carat Gold and Platinum Diamond Two Stone Ring the pear cut diamond and the emerald-cut diamond in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank finger size N

The ring is accompanied by Diamond Grading Reports, from the Gemological Institute of America, GIA, report number 2438060891, dated April 18, 2022 and 2496393746, dated May 22, 2024 stating the diamonds weigh 1.00 carat and 1.01 carat respectively, color (SIC) D, clarity VS1

£5,000-7,000

2236

A Diamond Solitaire Ring

the marquise cut diamond in a white four claw setting, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.65 carat approximately finger size M

£500-700

2237

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Three Stone Ring the graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.45 carat approximately finger size K

£1,000-1,500

2238

A Diamond Three Stone Ring the graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.35 carat approximately finger size S

£1,500-2,000

2239

A Pair of Diamond Solitaire Earrings the round brilliant cut diamonds in white four claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.60 carat approximately, with post fittings

£1,500-2,000

2240

A Diamond Line Bracelet the fifty round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw and millegrain square settings, total estimated diamond weight 3.75 carat approximately length 18.1cm

£2,000-3,000

2241

An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Cluster Ring the central raised round brilliant cut diamond within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.75 carat approximately finger size I½

£600-800

2242

A Diamond Solitaire Brooch the old cut diamond in a white millegrain setting, to a spaced plain polished border, to a knife edge bar, estimated diamond weight 0.85 carat approximately length 5.8cm

£500-700

2243

A Platinum Yellow Sapphire and Diamond Ring the oval cut yellow sapphire in a yellow claw setting, to round brilliant cut diamond set shoulders in white millegrain settings, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.08 carat approximately finger size N

£1,000-1,500

2244

A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Aquamarine and Diamond Drop Earrings four chain linked graduated rectangular step cut aquamarines within spaced round brilliant cut diamond borders, in claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.50 carat approximately, with post fittings length 5.2cm

£1,200-1,800

2245

A Sapphire and Turquoise Brooch of abstract spray form, set throughout with round, oval and marquise cabochon turquoise and round, oval and marquise cut sapphires, in white claw settings measures 6.9cm by 3.8cm

£800-1,200

2246

A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Garnet and Diamond Drop Earrings four chain linked graduated emerald-cut rhodolite garnets within spaced round brilliant cut diamond borders, in claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.55 carat approximately, with post fittings length 4.5cm

£1,000-1,500

2247

An 18 Carat White Gold Pink Tourmaline and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut pink tourmaline within a spaced border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a diamond set shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately finger size L½

£800-1,200

2248

An 18 Carat White Gold Aquamarine and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut aquamarine within a spaced border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a diamond set shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately finger size L½

£1,000-1,500

2249

A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in yellow claw settings, to channel set round brilliant cut diamond forked shoulders, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.40 carat approximately finger size W

£1,200-1,800

2250

A Synthetic Ruby and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut synthetic ruby within a border of marquise cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.30 carat approximately finger size U½

£400-600

2251

A Pair of Sapphire, Diamond and Turquoise Earrings of abstract spray form, with a central cluster of eight-cut and rose cut diamonds surrounded by oval and round cut sapphires, and with marquise cabochon accents, in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.50 carat approximately, with clip fittings measure 3.2cm by 1.8cm

NB: one sapphire deficient.

£700-1,000

2252

A Diamond Bangle

the central section set throughout with two rows of round brilliant cut diamonds in white pavé settings, to a plain polished back, total estimated diamond weight 3.60 carat approximately inner measurements 5.6cm by 5.1cm

£2,000-3,000

2253

A Ruby and Diamond Bracelet the twenty-six oval cut rubies spaced by pairs of round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.45 carat approximately length 17.5cm

£1,200-1,800

2254

A Diamond Eternity Ring

three rows of round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings spaced by two rows of larger round brilliant cut diamonds in channel settings, total estimated diamond weight 3.50 carat approximately finger size S½

£800-1,200

2255

An Aquamarine and Seed Pearl Pendant, circa 1870 the oval cushion cut aquamarine in a yellow claw setting, to a filigree surround set with seed pearls at six points pendant measures 3.8cm by 3.0cm

£700-1,000

2256

A Mid-Victorian Fringe Necklace the yellow fancy link chain suspending plain polished barrels with rope twist decoration, to alternate sphere and trio of bead terminals length 46cm

£3,000-5,000

2257

A Sardonyx and Diamond Cameo Ring the oval sardonyx carved to depict King George III, overlaid with a glazed cover in a yellow rubbed over setting, within a border of old cut diamonds in white collet settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately finger size I

£700-1,000

2258

A Victorian Enamel and Diamond Brooch the red enamel domed oval within a border of rose cut diamonds, overlaid centrally with an old cut and rose cut diamond cluster with a white enamel border, in white collet settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.45 carat approximately measures 2.8cm by 1.8cm

£600-800

2259

A Sapphire and Diamond Seven Stone Ring the central round cut sapphire flanked by oval cut sapphires spaced by pairs of old cut diamonds, in yellow claw settings, with a scroll gallery, to ridged shoulders on a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.50 carat approximately finger size N

£500-700

2260

A Sapphire and Diamond Five Stone Ring the central oval cut sapphire flanked by pairs of graduated old cut diamonds, spaced by rose cut diamonds, in yellow claw settings, with a scroll gallery, total estimated diamond weight 1.10 carat approximately finger size L½

£500-700

2261

The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India Brooch the oval agate cameo depicting Queen Victoria within a blue enamel border bearing the motto HEAVEN’S LIGHT OUR GUIDE, set throughout with rose cut diamonds, to a yellow quatrefoil frame with scroll and bead work decoration, total estimated diamond weight 0.10 carat approximately measures 5.0cm by 4.4cm

£1,000-1,500

2262

A Hinged Bangle, circa 1880-1900 the bangle with four square panels spelling ROMA decorated with filigree and rope twist wire work, the other side with a micro mosaic depicting Romulus and Remus by a recumbent she-wolf, cased inner measurements 6.3cm by 5.7cm, width 2.3cm

£3,000-5,000

2263

A Mid-Victorian Fancy Link Bracelet of yellow gate link, heart motif and bead work form length 20.2cm

£1,500-2,000

2264

An Enamel and Diamond Mourning Brooch the oval black enamel plaque overlaid with a rose cut diamond foliate motif, total estimated diamond weight 1.40 carat approximately measures 4.5cm by 3.5cm

£500-700

2265

A Triple Row Cultured Pearl Necklace, with A Diamond Cluster Clasp the 47:49:53 cultured pearls knotted to a cluster clasp set throughout with old cut and rose cut diamonds, in white collet settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.75 carat approximately length 40.5cm

£1,200-1,800

2266

An Early 20th Century Sapphire, Ruby and Pearl Necklace the cushion cut sapphire suspends a pearl drop, surmounted by a double chain linked cushion cut ruby, in rose claw settings, to a trace link chain drop length 3.3cm, necklace length 45.8cm

The sapphire is accompanied by a Sapphire Report from Gemmological Certification Services, GCS Lab, report number 79226-59, dated 21 August, 2019, describing it as natural, no indications of heating, origin opinion Sri Lanka (Ceylon), weighing 9.00 carat approximately

NB: the pearl has not been laboratory tested.

£4,000-6,000

2267

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring the old cushion cut diamond in a white four claw setting, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, estimated diamond weight 2.25 carat approximately finger size L½

£4,000-6,000

2268

A Platinum Diamond Solitaire Ring the old cut diamond in a claw setting, to eight-cut diamond set shoulders, on a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.15 carat approximately finger size R

£800-1,200

2269

A Diamond and Ruby Cluster Ring the marquise cut diamond in a white millegrain setting within a border of round cut rubies in yellow claw settings, to rose cut diamond set scroll shoulders, on a yellow plain polished shank, estimated diamond weight 0.75 carat approximately finger size N

NB: one ruby deficient but present.

£800-1,200

2270

An 18 Carat Gold Emerald and Diamond Three Stone Ring the emerald-cut emerald flanked by round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.60 carat approximately finger size R

£800-1,200

2271

A Multi-Gem Set Butterfly Brooch set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds, round cut emeralds, round cabochon rubies and split pearls, in white claw and rubbed over settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.90 carat approximately measures 3.2cm by 5.0cm

£400-600

2272

A Victorian Multi-Gem Set Swan Brooch with an oval cabochon opal body, its wings, neck and head set throughout with rose cut diamonds and a cabochon ruby eye, sat upon a rose cut diamond set nest, overlaid upon a knife edge bar terminating to round cut sapphires, in white and yellow claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.30 carat approximately measures 2.2cm by 5.3cm

£300-500

2273

A Pair of Diamond Drop Earrings a row of eight eight-cut diamonds suspends a cluster set throughout with round brilliant cut, old cut and eight-cut diamonds, in white millegrain settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.00 carat approximately, with hook fittings drop length 4.1cm

£1,500-2,000

2274

A Victorian Multi-Gem Set Insect Brooch with a pearl body and eyes, the wings set throughout with rose cut diamonds, in white claw settings, with rose plain polished legs and antennae, to a knife edge bar terminating at one end with a round cut sapphire, total estimated diamond weight 0.25 carat approximately measures 4.6cm by 3.3cm

NB: the pearl has not been laboratory tested.

£200-300

2275

A Pair of Multi-Gem Set Earrings a fan motif set throughout with rose cut diamonds, round cut emeralds, and round cabochon rubies and emeralds, to a scroll motif similarly set, to a further fan motif with the inclusion of calibré cut sapphires, with ruby bead and cultured pearl drops, in white claw and millegrain settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.50 carat approximately, with post and clip fittings drop length 9.0cm

£2,000-3,000

2276

A Late Victorian Rock Crystal, Split Pearl, Ruby, Emerald and Diamond Pendant the circular rock crystal plaque within a border of split pearls, overlaid with the initials AEI, possibly for amity, eternity, infinity, set throughout with old cut diamonds and vari-shaped rubies and emeralds, suspended from a plain polished bar by a ruby and diamond set bale, total estimated diamond weight 0.30 carat approximately measures 5.5cm by 4.0cm

AEI was used to represent Amity, Eternity and Infinity and is Greek for forever and always.

£400-600

2277

A Pair of Diamond Studs/Cufflinks the yellow star motifs set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds in rubbed over settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.65 carat approximately measure 1.6cm diameter

£500-700

2278

A Diamond Five Stone Ring the graduated old cut diamonds spaced by rose cut diamond accents, in yellow claw settings, with a scroll gallery, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.70 carat approximately finger size K½

£500-700

2279

A Sapphire and Diamond Brooch the oval cut sapphire within a border of vari-cut diamonds, suspending a lasque cut diamond drop, in white rubbed over and collet settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.90 carat approximately measures 2.9cm by 2.5cm

£400-600

2280

A Diamond Three Stone Ring the round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.95 carat approximately finger size L

£1,000-1,500

2281

A Victorian Diamond Crescent Brooch set throughout with graduated old cut and rose cut diamonds, in white collet settings, total estimated diamond weight 3.30 carat approximately measures 3.4cm by 3.4cm

£1,200-1,800

2282

A Pair of Essex Crystal Reverse Intaglio Cufflinks the yellow chain linked oval plaques painted to depict a pike, a perch, a bream and a brown trout, in rubbed over settings, case labelled Asprey, 166 Bond St, London

£700-1,000

2283

A Victorian Diamond Crescent Brooch set throughout with graduated old cut and rose cut diamonds, in white collet settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.25 carat approximately measures 2.9cm by 2.9cm

£700-1,000

2284

A Loose Octagonal Cut Emerald, weighing 6.908 carat approximately Accompanied by a Gemmological Report from Bellerophon Gemlab report number B47946, dated 6 June, 2025, stating the emerald as natural, with a moderate amount of oil, origin opinion Zambia

A VAT rate of 20% applies to the hammer price and the buyer’s premium of this lot

£2,000-3,000

2285

A Loose Cushion Cut Sapphire, weighing 6.316 carat approximately Accompanied by a Gemmological Report from Bellerophon Gemlab report number B45848, dated 20 May, 2025, stating the sapphire as natural, with no indication of heating, origin opinion Basaltic

A VAT rate of 20% applies to the hammer price and the buyer’s premium of this lot

£2,000-3,000

2286

A Cultured Pearl Five Row Choker, with A Cultured Pearl, Yellow Diamond and Diamond Centrepiece the 80:82:85:88:93 cultured pearls with white plain polished spacers, gathered centrally by a cultured pearl within a border of old cut diamonds, to an outer border of four flowerhead clusters comprised of a fancy yellow round brilliant cut diamond within borders of colourless old cut diamonds, spaced by vari-sized old cut diamonds, in white millegrain settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.65 carat approximately length 37.5cm, pendant measures 4.0cm by 2.9cm

£700-1,000

2287

A Turquoise and Diamond Brooch, circa 1900 designed as a pair of wings set throughout with old cut diamonds, spaced by spray motifs comprised of plain polished bars interspaced by old cut diamonds and round cabochon turquoise, in white and yellow claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.40 carat approximately measures 5.4cm by 5.5cm

£1,500-2,000

2288

An 18 Carat White Gold Garnet and Diamond Cluster Ring the emerald-cut rhodolite garnet within a spaced border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a diamond set shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately finger size M

£700-1,000

2289

A Diamond Cluster Ring the round brilliant cut diamond in a white double claw setting within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a diamond set shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 3.65 carat approximately finger size F (approximately, sizing beads present)

The ring is accompanied by a Diamond Grading Report from Gemological Institute of America, GIA, for the principal diamond, report number 10705936, dated July 22, 1999, stating the diamond as 3.34 carat, clarity SI2, color (SIC) I

£12,000-15,000

2290

No Lot

2291

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Solitaire Ring the round brilliant cut diamond in a white claw setting, to a diamond set shoulder yellow plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 2.15 carat approximately finger size H½

£2,000-3,000

2292

An 18 Carat White Gold Star Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cabochon star sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately finger size N

£3,000-4,000

2293

A Lady’s 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Set Wristwatch later manual wound lever movement signed Omega and numbered 34411354, adjusted to two positions, later silvered dial with Arabic, dot and dagger markers, square shaped case with eight-cut and old cut diamond set bezel and old cut diamond hinged lugs, to a triple row cultured pearl bracelet with a diamond set clasp, total estimated diamond weight 2.25 carat approximately 20mm wide

NB: one diamond deficient but present.

£1,500-1,800

2294

An Amethyst and Diamond Pendant the emerald-cut amethyst in a yellow claw setting, within a border of old cut diamonds in white claw settings, surmounted by a graduated old cut diamond set bale, total estimated diamond weight 2.05 carat approximately measures 3.2cm by 1.8cm

£1,000-1,500

2295

A Loose Fancy Orangy Pink Pear Brilliant Cut Diamond, weighing 0.20 carat approximately Accompanied by a Colored (SIC) Diamond Identification and Origin Report, from the Gemological Institute of America, GIA, report number 16398850, dated October 22, 2007, stating the natural diamond weighs 0.20 carat, color (SIC) fancy orangy pink

A VAT rate of 20% applies to the hammer price and the buyer’s premium of this lot 800-1,200

2296

An Aquamarine and Diamond Ring the emerald-cut aquamarine in a white four claw setting, each claw flanked by a round brilliant cut diamond to either side, in rubbed over settings, to a triple row shank, the central row of rope twist design, total estimated diamond weight 0.40 carat approximately finger size O½

£2,500-3,000

2297

An Art Deco Style Synthetic Sapphire and Diamond Bracelet six z-motifs composed of calibré cut synthetic sapphires, spaced by old cut and rose cut diamonds, in white claw and millegrain settings, total estimated diamond weight 11.00 carat approximately length 16.4cm

£3,000-5,000

2298

A Diamond, Rock Crystal and Enamel Pendant the circular scalloped rock crystal inset with an old cut diamond in a white millegrain setting, each with black enamel borders, to a pierced oval frame set throughout with rose cut diamonds in claw and millegrain settings, suspended from a rose cut diamond set bale, total estimated diamond weight 1.40 carat approximately measures 5.0cm by 3.5cm

£2,500-3,000

2299

A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Aquamarine and Diamond Drop Earrings four chain linked graduated pear cut aquamarines within spaced round brilliant cut diamond borders, in claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.55 carat approximately, with post fittings drop length 6.0cm

£1,200-1,800

2300

A French Belle Époque Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring the emerald-cut emerald to a pierced lozenge shaped frame set throughout with old cut, round brilliant cut and eight-cut diamonds, in white millegrain settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.90 carat approximately finger size N

£1,000-1,500

2301

An 18 Carat White Gold Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut emerald within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.95 carat approximately finger size K½

£1,000-1,500

2302

A Diamond Brooch the pierced plaque set throughout with old cut and eight-cut diamonds, in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.05 carat approximately measures 3.1cm by 1.2cm

£400-600

2303

A Platinum Diamond Ring the radiant cut diamond in a four claw setting, flanked by pairs of tapered baguette cut diamonds in elongated claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 3.75 carat approximately finger size L

£6,000-8,000

2304

A Diamond Three Stone Ring the old cut diamonds in white square settings, to old cut diamond set shoulders, to a two row plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.60 carat approximately finger size K½

£500-700

2305

A Diamond Cluster Ring the pierced lozenge plaque set with four old cut diamonds and spaced by four smaller old cut diamonds, in white claw and rubbed over settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 2.10 carat approximately finger size M½

£1,200-1,800

2306

A 9 Carat White Gold Sapphire Ring the cushion cut sapphire set on the diagonal in a double claw setting, to a diamond set shoulder plain polished shank finger size L

The ring is accompanied by a Gemological Report from International Gemological Institute, IGI, report number GT13354609, dated March 25, 2019, stating the principal stone a natural sapphire, weighing 11.17 carat, with no indications of heat treatment, and the origin opinion of Ethiopia

£3,000-4,000

2307

A Diamond Bracelet comprising of five openwork panel sections, set throughout with round brilliant cut, old cut and eight-cut diamonds, in white claw and millegrain settings, total estimated diamond weight 5.50 carat approximately length 17.4cm, width 2.1cm

£4,000-6,000

2308

A Synthetic Sapphire and Diamond Brooch quartets of old cut diamonds alternate with quartets of calibré cut synthetic sapphires, in white millegrain and claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.20 carat approximately length 6.3cm

£500-700

2309

An En Tremblant Emerald, Opal, Ruby and Diamond Butterfly Brooch, circa 1900 with a vari-shaped cabochon opal body, a cushion cut emerald head and round cut ruby eyes and antennae terminations, the outstretched wings set throughout with vari-shaped emeralds and old cut and rose cut diamonds, in white claw and collet settings, total estimated diamond weight 4.60 carat approximately measures 9.0cm by 4.3cm

£5,000-7,000

2310

A Diamond Bracelet comprising of five openwork panel sections, set throughout with round brilliant cut, old cut, eight-cut and rose cut diamonds, in white claw and millegrain settings, total estimated diamond weight 15.50 carat approximately length 18.3cm, width 2.4cm

£5,000-7,000

2311

An 18 Carat White Gold Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring the emerald-cut emerald within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately finger size M½

The ring is accompanied by an Emerald Report from The Gem & Pearl Laboratory report number 26186, dated 25 July, 2025, stating the emerald as natural, weighing 11.13 carat approximately, with evidence of minor clarity enhancement, origin opinion Zambia

£7,000-10,000

2312

An Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring the step cut emerald within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a trifurcated shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.55 carat approximately finger size O½

£1,000-1,500

2313

A Diamond Solitaire Ring the round brilliant cut diamond in a white four claw setting, to eight-cut diamond set shoulders, on a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.25 carat approximately finger size N½

£700-1,000

2314

A Diamond Cluster Ring

the central round brilliant cut diamond within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a diamond set shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.05 carat approximately finger size L

£700-1,000

2315

An 18 Carat Gold Emerald and Diamond Ring the oval cut emerald in a white double claw setting, to stepped baguette cut diamond set shoulders in rubbed over settings, on a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.25 carat approximately finger size M

£1,000-1,500

2316

An Art Deco Emerald and Diamond Brooch the pierced lozenge plaque set centrally with a trio of graduated emerald-cut emeralds and set throughout with old cut diamonds, and terminating at each end with a larger old cut diamond, in white claw and millegrain settings, total estimated diamond weight 3.75 carat approximately measures 6.8cm by 2.2cm

£2,000-3,000

2317

An Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring the cushion cut emerald in a yellow double claw setting, within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.95 carat approximately finger size Q

£2,000-3,000

2318

A Lady’s Diamond Set Wristwatch, 1930’s manual wound lever movement, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, case with old cut and round brilliant cut diamond set bezel and eightcut diamond hinged lugs, to a white mesh bracelet, total estimated diamond weight 2.20 carat approximately 25mm wide

£800-1,200

2319

An Early 20th Century Jade, Rose Quartz, Pearl and Diamond Pendant the circular jade disc with three rose cut diamond cuffs, in white millegrain settings, two suspending a rose quartz bead and pearls, the other used for suspension from a yellow split pearl bale, total estimated diamond weight 0.20 carat approximately length 6.5cm

NB: the pearls have not been laboratory tested.

£600-800

2320

An Art Deco Style Diamond Bracelet four stylised kite shaped links set throughout with baguette cut and eight-cut diamonds, spaced by geometric openwork links set throughout with marquise cut and eight-cut diamonds, in white claw and rubbed over settings, total estimated diamond weight 3.50 carat approximately length 18.5cm

£2,500-3,000

2321

A 9 Carat Gold Diamond Cluster Ring, Earring and Pendant Suite the clusters set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, the ring with a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, the earrings with post and clip fittings, the pendant suspended from a yellow plain polished bale, on a cable link chain, total estimated diamond weight 3.60 carat approximately finger size P, earrings measure 1.6cm diameter, pendant length 2.3cm, chain length 45.2cm

£600-800

2322

A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Diamond Cluster Earrings the hexagonal clusters set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.95 carat approximately, with post and clip fittings measure 2.0cm diameter

£800-1,200

2323

A Pair of Mabe Pearl and Diamond Cluster Earrings the mabe pearls in yellow collet settings, within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 0.80 carat approximately, with post and clip fittings measure 2.2cm diameter

£400-600

2324

A Diamond Cluster Ring the central raised round brilliant cut diamond within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, within plain polished petal motif surrounds, spaced by further round brilliant cut diamonds, to a triple row plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.65 carat approximately finger size P½

£1,500-2,000

2325

A Pair of Cultured Pearl and Diamond Earrings of spray form, the cultured pearl to an angular openwork spray set throughout with round brilliant cut, eight-cut and baguette cut diamonds, in white claw and channel settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.00 carat approximately, with clip fittings length 2.2cm

£700-1,000

2326

A Diamond Cluster Ring the central round brilliant cut diamond within a spaced border of smaller round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a five row plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 3.60 carat approximately finger size M½

£12,000-15,000

2327

A Diamond Line Bracelet the sixty-seven round brilliant cut diamonds in yellow elongated claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 2.85 carat approximately length 17.4cm

£1,500-2,000

2328

A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 2.10 carat approximately finger size N

£6,000-8,000

2329

An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond Line Bracelet the thirty-seven round brilliant cut diamonds in claw settings, to pear shaped surrounds, total estimated diamond weight 2.20 carat approximately length 18.0cm

£1,200-1,800

2330

A South Sea Pearl and Diamond Cluster Ring the South Sea pearl within a border of marquise cut diamonds, in white claw settings, the shoulders inset with round brilliant cut diamonds, to a plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 1.80 carat approximately finger size K

£2,000-3,000

2331

An 18 Carat Gold Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring the oval cut sapphire within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain polished shank, total estimated diamond weight 0.40 carat approximately finger size N½

£1,500-2,000

WATCHES

2332

Rolex: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Date, ref: 15000, 1982, (calibre 3035) lever movement signed and numbered 0683726, adjusted to five positions and temperature, blue sunburst dial with baton markers, date aperture, case with screw down crown, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 15000, case serial number 7399089, Rolex stainless steel oyster bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 78350 and letter date code I2 for 1984, end links numbered 557, with Rolex green pouch

34mm wide

£1,200-1,500

2333

A Continental Gold and Enamel Verge Pocket Watch, circa 1810, chain fusee verge movement, pierced balance bridge, enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, eccentric winding hole, pierced Continental hands, consular case, back cover with a central enamel panel depicting a lady in costume next to a garden urn within a landscape scene, blue and red outer enamel border

38mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2335

Tudor: A Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Tudor, Geneve, 200m/660ft, Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Black Bay 58, ref: 79030N, circa 2020, (calibre MT5402) lever movement, black dial with luminous triangle, baton and dot markers, snowflake hour hand, case with screw down crown, black 60 minute scale rotating bezel, screw back, case serial number Q309759, Tudor stainless steel bracelet with a deployant clasp, with Tudor boxes, International guarantee card, booklets, swing tag and four spare bracelet links 39mm wide

£1,500-1,800

2334

Rolex: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Dual Time Zone “Pepsi Bezel” Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual Date, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: GMT Master, ref: 16700, 1988, (calibre 3175) lever movement signed and numbered 5396455, adjusted to five positions and temperature, black dial with luminous hour markers, dial stamped with tritium mark below 6 Swiss-T<25, red 24 hour hand, date aperture, case with protected screw down crown, red/blue 24 hour rotating “Pepsi bezel”, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland, numbered 16700, case serial number L806999, Rolex stainless steel jubilee bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 62510 H and date letter code J10 for 1985, end links numbered 502B, with Rolex boxes, guarantee paperwork, calendar card for 1990/1991, card holder, booklet, one spare bracelet link, and purchase invoice from Goldsmiths Group Jeweller dated 16/11/90 40mm wide

£6,000-7,000

2336

Rolex: A Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Oyster Perpetual, ref: 1002, 1972, (calibre 1570) lever movement signed and numbered 920674, adjusted to five positions and temperature, white dial with Roman numerals and baton markers, case with screw down crown, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 1002 and dated IV.72, case serial number 4030893, 34mm wide

£900-1,200

2337

Longines: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Longines, known by collectors as one of ‘’The Dirty Dozen’’, circa 1945, (calibre 12.68Z) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 6933315, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, dial signed and with a military broad arrow, seconds dial, luminous hands, stainless steel case with screw back engraved with a broad arrow WWW F 7054 23088 3330, fixed bars between the lugs, inside screw back with repeated military marks 38mm wide

‘The Dirty Dozen’ is the name given to a group of 12 watches commissioned by the Ministry of Defence for use by soldiers during WWII. The MoD ordered custom-built wristwatches from 12 Swiss watchmakers: Buren, Cyma, Eterna, Grana, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Lemania, Longines, IWC, Omega, Record, Timor and Vertex. Each company was given the specific brief of providing watches that were accurate, reliable and durable, with a black dial, Arabic numerals, luminous markers, a railroad minute track, shatterproof glass and a stainless-steel case. No matter the maker, these watches can be identified by the engraved ‘W.W.W.’ on the reverse, as well as the broad arrowhead mark on the dial, inner case, and reverse, and both military and civil serial numbers on the reverse. Only around 5,000 Longines WWW watches were made for the British Army in WW2.

£1,500-2,000

2338

Lemania: A Rare Stainless Steel Royal Air Force Issue Air Ministry Single Push Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Lemania, issued in 1953, (calibre Lemania 2210) manual wound lever movement signed Lemania Watch Co Swiss and numbered 37429, column chronograph movement, overcoil hairspring, black dial with Arabic numerals, two dials for seconds and 30 minute register, T within a circle for tritium and the broad military arrow, case with single button in the band at 2 to operate the chronograph, fixed bars between the lugs, screw back with the RAF Air ministry issue marks

A.M/6B/551/609/53 and the broad arrow

38mm wide

£1,500-2,000

2339

Rolex: A 14 Carat Gold Automatic Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Officially Certified Chronometer, model: Oyster Perpetual, ref: 6567, 1957, (calibre 1030) lever movement signed and numbered N702615, adjusted to five positions and temperature, silvered dial with dagger markers, case with screw down crown, faceted bezel, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 6567, 14k0.585, case serial number 309304, later bracelet with clasp stamped with Chinese marks 34mm wide

£3,000-4,000

2340

Omega: An 18 Carat Gold Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Omega, Officially Certified Chronometer, model: Constellation, ref: 166.052/168.033, 1970, (calibre 1001) lever movement signed and numbered 29010591, adjusted to five positions and temperature, champagne coloured dial with baton markers, date aperture, case with screw back and the Constellation logo, inside back cover stamped Omega Watch Co and numbered 166052 168033, 18k0.750, Omega 9 carat gold bracelet with clasp stamped with a 9 carat gold London hallmark for 1965, with Omega boxes 33mm wide

£1,200-1,500

2341

Rolex: A Lady’s Steel and Gold Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer

Officially Certified, model: Datejust, ref: 69173, 1985, (calibre 2135) lever movement signed and numbered 1095185, adjusted to five positions and temperature, white dial with Roman and baton markers, date aperture, case with screw down crown, gold faceted bezel, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 69000A, Rolex steel and gold jubilee bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 62523D.18 and letter date code O6 for 1990, with Rolex green pouch 26mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2342

Rolex: A Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds “Bubbleback”

Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Chronometer, model: Oyster Perpetual bubbleback, ref: 2940, circa 1942, lever chronometer movement signed and numbered 92074, silvered dial with Arabic and baton markers, outer fifth of seconds track, inner 24 hour chapter ring, Mercedes luminous hands, case with Rolex Oyster screw down crown, screw back numbered 204542, stamped inside back cover Rolex SA Geneve and numbered 2940, with Rolex green pouch

32mm wide

£600-800

2343

Omega: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Omega, Known by Collectors as one of “The Dirty Dozen”, circa 1944, (calibre 30T2) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 10197794, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, signed and with a military broad arrow, seconds dial, stainless steel case with a screw back engraved with a broad arrow WWW Y946 10665145, fixed bars between the lugs, inside back cover numbered 10665145, broad arrow and maker’s mark Omega Watch Co 35mm wide

‘The Dirty Dozen’ is the name given to a group of 12 watches commissioned by the Ministry of Defence for use by soldiers during WWII. The MoD ordered custom-built wristwatches from 12 Swiss watchmakers: Buren, Cyma, Eterna, Grana, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Lemania, Longines, IWC, Omega, Record, Timor and Vertex. Each company was given the specific brief of providing watches that were accurate, reliable and durable, with a black dial, Arabic numerals, luminous markers, a railroad minute track, shatterproof glass and a stainless-steel case. No matter the maker, these watches can be identified by the engraved ‘W.W.W.’ on the reverse, as well as the broad arrowhead mark on the dial, inner case, and reverse, and both military and civil serial numbers on the reverse.

£700-900

2344

Rolex: A 14 Carat Gold Automatic Centre Seconds “Bubbleback”

Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Chronometer, model: Oyster Perpetual Bubbleback, ref: 3131, circa 1945, lever movement signed and numbered 26988, silvered dial with luminous Arabic numerals, outer fifth of seconds track, case with screw down crown, screw back stamped inside Rolex Geneve Swiss, numbered 3131 and 0.585-14k, case serial number 459699, Rolex strap and Rolex plated buckle, with Rolex green pouch

32mm wide

£1,200-1,500

2345

Breitling: A Stainless Steel Special Edition Automatic Day/Date Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Breitling for Bentley Motors, certified chronometer 100m/330ft, ref: A13362, circa 2005, lever movement, black metallic finish dial with baton markers, day/date apertures, three dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, outer timing scales, screw down crown, rotating slide rule bezel, buttons in the band to operate the chronograph, screw back numbered A13362 and 700930, Breitling strap with a steel buckle, with Breitling boxes, International warranty booklet, Chronometer Certificate, booklets and two spare Breitling steel buckles

45mm wide

£1,500-2,000

2346

Rolex: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Date, ref: 15200, 1997, (calibre 3135) lever movement signed and numbered 7843590, adjusted to five positions and temperature, dark blue sunburst dial with baton markers, date aperture, case with screw down crown, screw back with an engraved inscription “Trofeo Rolex De Golf 1998”, inside back cover stamped Montres Rolex SA Geneva Switzerland and numbered 15200, case serial number U471363, Rolex stainless steel oyster bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 78350 and date code letter U3 for 1998

34mm wide

£1,500-2,000

2347

Southampton: A Gold Pair Cased Verge Enamel Pocket Watch, signed Jessop Southampton, Street London, circa 1790, chain fusee verge movement signed and numbered 2120, later enamel dial with Roman numerals, beetle and poker hands, later gold outer case with a blue enamel back and white enamel dot borders, blue and white enamel floral outer borders, inside outer case with maker’s mark IW, plain inner case stamped inside with maker’s mark RP, (inner gold hallmark date letter rubbed)

48mm wide

£2,000-3,000

2348

A Continental Gold Enamel and Pearl Set Verge Pocket Watch, inscribed Breguet, circa 1820, verge movement inscribed Breguet A Paris, pierced balance bridge, enamel dial with Roman numerals, eccentric winding hole, pierced Continental hands, case with split pearl set borders, case back with a blue enamel painted scene depicting two ladies with an infant within a landscape 50mm wide

£1,000-1,200

2349

Gregson: A Gold Enamel and Pearl Set Verge Pocket Watch, signed L Gregson, London, circa 1810, chain fusee verge movement signed, pierced balance bridge, enamel dial with Roman numerals, eccentric winding hole, case with split pearl set outer borders, back cover with a dark blue guilloche enamel panel and a green and red floral decoration to the outer border

49mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2350

Dodane: A Stainless Steel Type 21 Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Dodane, model: Type 21, 1970’s, (calibre Valjoux 23) manual wound lever movement, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, outer fifth of seconds track, two dials for seconds and 30 minute register, case with buttons in the band to operate the chronograph, rotating bezel, screw back numbered 401036 38mm wide

In the 1950’s the French Army needed new military watches for the Navy and Airforce. The French watch manufacturer Dodane took the opportunity to start to produce a more precise and reliable chronograph wristwatch which needed a flyback function. This example has no military marks to the case back and would suggest it was made for the civilian or commercial market.

£1,000-1,500

2351

Gallet: A Rare “Multichron 12 Jim Clark” Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Gallet, known by collectors as the “Multichron 12 Jim Clark”, 1960’s, (calibre Valjoux 72) manual wound lever movement signed Gallet & Co, balance cock stamped JXR, column wheel chronograph movement, black dial with Arabic luminous numerals, three dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, outer tachymeter and telemeter scales, T Swiss T below 6 for tritium, case with buttons in the band to operate the chronograph, screw back stamped inside Gallet & Co Swiss 38mm wide

Gallet’s chronographs were often designed for many purposes, pulsation scales for doctors, yachting registers for boat racing, tachymeter scales for tracking speed during automotive racing, and telemeter scales for tracking distance via sound.

This Gallet wristwatch with the Valjoux 72 movement is known by watch collectors as the “Jim Clark”, as a similar Gallet black dial wristwatch multichron 12 was famously worn by the F1 and Indy 500 racing car driver champion. Jim Clark won the Indy 500 while wearing his Gallet. Beyond the nickname, the Multichron 12 moniker of this watch comes from the 12 hour recording chronograph register dial at six o’clock.

£1,500-2,000

2352

Omega: A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Royal Air Force Issue Wristwatch, signed Omega, issued in 1956, (calibre 30T2 SC) lever movement signed and numbered 9956556, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, case with fixed bars between the lugs, screw back engraved A.M 6B/159 2977/56 35mm wide

A large number of surplus 6B/159 pilot watches originating from WWII were modified and re-issued in 1956 to the RAF by the Ministry of Defence (MoD).

£800-1,200

2353

IWC: A Royal Air Force Issue

Pilot’s Stainless Steel Centre

Seconds Wristwatch with the Rare “Hooked 7” Dial, signed International Watch Co, model: Mark XI, made circa 1950, Issued in 1952, (calibre 89) manual wound lever movement signed and stamped with a broad arrow and numbered 1245164, dust cover, black dial with luminous baton and Arabic numerals, broad arrow, T within a circle for tritium, luminous hands, screw back engraved with the broad arrow and military issue marks 6B/346 367/52, inside back cover stamped International Watch Co Swiss, fixed bars between the lugs 36mm wide

The IWC Mark XI watch was issued to the Royal Air Force and was designed for active service. This example was issued in 1952 and has the original dial finish and very rare feature of the “hooked 7”. These dials are highly collected in today’s watch market.

£3,500-4,000

2354

Lemania: A Rare Stainless Steel Asymmetric Case Royal Air Force Military Issue

Single Push Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Lemania, issued in 1965, (calibre Lemania 2220) manual wound lever movement signed Lemania Watch Co Swiss and numbered 1808486, column wheel chronograph movement, black dial with Arabic, baton and dot markers, broad arrow and T in a circle for tritium, two dials for seconds and 30 minute register, case with screw back and military marks 6BB/9243306/1969/65 and broad arrow, inside back cover numbered 35-64 40mm wide

These Lemania single push chronographs were issued to the pilots of the Royal Air Force and were produced for around 20 years from the 1950s to the early 1970s. These are highly sought after by watch collectors with the unusual asymmetric shaped case.

£2,000-3,000

2355

IWC: A Rare Royal Air Force Issue Pilot’s Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed International Watch Co, model: Mark XI, made circa 1950, Issued in 1952, (calibre 89) lever movement stamped with a broad arrow and numbered 1211841, dust cover, black dial with luminous baton and Arabic numerals, broad arrow, T within a circle for tritium, luminous hands, screw back engraved with the broad arrow and military issue marks 6B/346 2067/52, inside back cover stamped International Watch Co Swiss, fixed bars between the lugs

36mm wide

The IWC Mark XI watch was issued to the Royal Air Force and was designed for active service. This example was issued in 1952.

£3,000-4,000

2356

Longines: An 18 Carat Gold “Jumbo” Size Wristwatch, signed Longines, ref: 6258-5, 1952, (calibre 27M) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 8592705, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, seconds dial, “Jumbo” size case with a snap-on back, inside back cover stamped Longines and numbered 6258 5 166, 18k0.750, later mesh finished bracelet with clasp stamped 750 36mm wide

£1,500-2,000

2357

Rodania: A Stainless Steel Tonneau Shaped Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Rodania, circa 1970, (calibre Lemania 1873) manual wound lever movement signed Lemania and numbered 3019987 black dial with luminous baton markers, outer tachymeter scale, three dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, tonneau shaped case with buttons in the band to operate the chronograph, screw back numbered 1358/72 2966.20, inside back cover numbered 9659

41mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2359

Vulliamy: A Rare Gold and Enamel Pair Cased Cylinder Pocket Watch, signed Justin Vulliamy, London, 1773, chain fusee cylinder movement signed and date code rri, diamond endstone, square baluster pillars, enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, seconds dial, outer case with white and blue enamel borders, back cover with a central enamel Austrian/Hungarian coat of arms panel, rose cut diamond thumb piece, plain inner case stamped inside with a London gold hallmark for 1773 and maker’s mark PM probably for (Philip Mounier), together with an Enamel Watch Chatelaine, early 19th century,each enamel panel depicting religious scenes, panel surmounted by blue enamel floral decoration, 11cm long, with a fitted leather box, (2)

£4,000-4,500

2358

Underwood: A Gold Enamel and Pearl Set Verge Pocket Watch, signed Underwood, London, circa 1810, chain fusee verge movement signed and numbered 2073, diamond endstone, enamel dial with Arabic numerals, winding hole at 6, consular case with white and pink enamel and split pearl set outer borders, back cover with a central green guilloche enamel panel 49mm wide

£1,500-1,800

2361

Breitling: A Steel and Gold Automatic Calendar Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Breitling, model: Crosswind, ref: B13055, circa 1997, lever movement, blue coloured dial with gold coloured Roman numerals, date aperture, three dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, outer tachymeter scale, case with protected screw down crown, rotating bezel with gold 15 minute markers, screw back signed and numbered B13055 4779, Breitling blue coloured strap with a Breitling steel deployant clasp, with Breitling boxes, International Warranty booklet, instruction booklet, booklet holder and Breitling sales catalogue 43mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2360

IWC: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed International Watch Company, Schaffhausen, model: Mark XII Die Fliegeruhr, ref: 3241, circa 1995, (calibre 884/2) lever movement signed and numbered 2777357, dust cover, black dial with luminous Arabic, triangle and baton markers, date aperture, luminous hands, screw down crown, screw back signed and numbered 2636282, inside back cover stamped International Watch Co Swiss and numbered 2636282 3241, IWC strap and IWC steel buckle, with IWC boxes, booklet and service receipt paperwork by DMH dated 25 October 2001 36mm wide

£1,500-2,000

2362

Vacheron: An 18 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Vacheron Constantin, Geneve, ref: 39015, 1980’s, (calibre 1015) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 698077, adjusted to isochronism, heat, cold and five positions, silvered dial with baton markers, case with a snap-on back numbered 533912 and a convention mark, inside back cover stamped Vacheron & Constantin Swiss and numbered 39015 533912, convention mark 18k750, with Vacheron Constantin box

32mm wide

£1,500-1,800

2363

Rolex: A 9 Carat Gold Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Date, ref: 1500, 1964, (calibre 1560) lever movement signed and numbered D20643, adjusted to five positions and temperature, champagne coloured dial with baton markers, date aperture, case with screw down crown, screw back with an engraved initials, inside back cover stamped Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 1084649 1500, London import mark for 1964, convention mark 9k0.375, with Rolex box, and Rolex guarantee booklet dated 25 Oct 1965 from E.Vasen Jeweller 8 Holywell Hill St Albans

34mm wide

£2,000-3,000

2364

Rolex: A Lady’s Steel and Gold Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Datejust, ref: 79173, 2001, (calibre 2235) lever movement signed and numbered A0846853, adjusted to five positions and temperature, white dial with Roman numerals and baton markers, date aperture, case with screw down crown, gold faceted bezel, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 2060, case serial number K723374, Rolex steel and gold jubilee bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 62523D-18 and date letter code DE12 for 2001, with Rolex boxes, Rolex guarantee paperwork, calendar card for 2000/2001, booklet, swing tag and one spare bracelet link 26mm wide

£1,500-2,000

2365

Cartier: A Good Lady’s 18 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Cartier, model: Mini Panthere, circa 1987, (calibre 057) quartz battery movement signed, silvered dial with Roman numerals, secret Cartier signature at 10, case with protected synthetic cabochon set crown, back cover signed and secured by eight screws, case with convention mark 18k750, Cartier bracelet with a concealed double deployant clasp stamped Cartier and 750, with Cartier box, guarantee booklet dated 25 Sep 1987, booklet and card holder 22mm by 30mm

£4,000-5,000

2366

Tudor: A Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Tudor, Geneve, model: Ranger, ref: 79950, circa 2023, lever movement, black dial with luminous Arabic and baton markers, case with screw down crown, smooth polished bezel, screw back signed and numbered 40U10Y2, Tudor stainless steel bracelet with a deployant clasp, with Tudor boxes, International guarantee card, two booklets, two spare bracelet links and swing tag 39mm wide

£1,400-1,600

2367

Omega: A World War II Military Wristwatch, signed Omega, Known by Collectors as one of “The Dirty Dozen”, circa 1944, (calibre 30T2) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 10262966, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, signed and with a military broad arrow, seconds dial, stainless steel case with a screw back engraved with a broad arrow WWW Y4236 10668435, fixed bars between the lugs, inside back cover numbered 10668435, broad arrow and maker’s mark Omega Watch Co 35mm wide

‘The Dirty Dozen’ is the name given to a group of 12 watches commissioned by the Ministry of Defence for use by soldiers during WWII. The MoD ordered custom-built wristwatches from 12 Swiss watchmakers: Buren, Cyma, Eterna, Grana, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Lemania, Longines, IWC, Omega, Record, Timor and Vertex. Each company was given the specific brief of providing watches that were accurate, reliable and durable, with a black dial, Arabic numerals, luminous markers, a railroad minute track, shatterproof glass and a stainless-steel case. No matter the maker, these watches can be identified by the engraved ‘W.W.W.’ on the reverse, as well as the broad arrowhead mark on the dial, inner case, and reverse, and both military and civil serial numbers on the reverse.

£1,000-1,500

2368

Omega: A Pre-Moon Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Omega, model: Speedmaster Professional, ref: 145012, 1968, (calibre 321) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 26071209, column wheel chronograph, dust cover, black dial with luminous baton markers, outer fifth of seconds track, three dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, buttons in the band to operate chronograph, dot over 90 tachymeter scale bezel, screw back with the Speedmaster logo, inside back cover stamped Omega Watch Co numbered 145012-68, case maker’s mark HF for Huguenin Frères, Omega stainless steel bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 1035 and dated 1/71, end links numbered 506

39mm wide

£3,000-4,000

2369

Jaeger LeCoultre: A Stainless Steel Automatic Triple Calendar Moonphase Display Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, model: Master Calendar, ref: 140.8.98.S, circa 2000, (calibre 891/2/448) lever movement signed and numbered 3012130, adjusted to six positions, automatic rotor with a 22ct gold rim, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, day/date and moonphase apertures, outer date ring with corresponding central red moon crescent date hand, case with calendar pushers in the band, glazed case back signed and numbered 140.8.98.S 2104, Jaeger LeCoultre strap and Jaeger LeCoultre steel deployant clasp, with Jaeger LeCoultre boxes, booklets, calendar adjustment pusher and a spare Jaeger LeCoultre strap

37mm wide

£4,500-5,000

2370

Chopard: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Dual Time Zone

Chronograph Chronometer Wristwatch, signed Chopard, 50m/165ft, model: Mille Miglia GMT Chronometer, ref: 8992, circa 2007, (calibre ETA 7754) lever movement signed and numbered 87013, silvered dial with baton markers, three dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, date aperture, outer tachymeter scale, 24 hour scale bezel with a corresponding central 24 hour hand, case with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, glazed case back inscribed on the glass “Apax Molnlycke 2007”, back cover numbered 8992 1245412, Chopard rubber strap and steel double deployant clasp, with Chopard service pouch

43mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2371

Mazzuoli: An Unusual Limited Edition Titanium PVD Coated Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Giuliano Mazzuoli, Made in Italy, model: Manometro, number 062 of a limited edition of 365 pieces made, circa 2010, (calibre ETA 2824/2) lever movement, ivory coloured dial with Arabic numerals, date aperture, luminous hands, red centre seconds, eccentric screw down crown at 2, bronze coloured pvd coated case, back cover secured by eight screws and signed, makers strap and bronzed steel buckle, with Giuliano Mazzuoli box, card and booklet 44mm wide

Giuliano Mazzuoli is known as a legendary Italian designer who transformed everyday objects into pieces of art. After finding inspiration in the “Manometer” instrument for measuring unit pressure and specifications of air and fluid, he decided to produce his own wristwatch on the same design of the “Manometro” and was introduced to the watch market in 2005.

£1,500-2,000

2372

Jaeger LeCoultre: A Stainless Steel Rectangular Reverso Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, model: Reverso Classic Large, ref: 214.8.62, circa 2021, manual wound lever movement, dark green sunburst dial with dagger markers, seconds dial, central case body with a sliding reversible action, case back signed and numbered 214.8.62 3537023, Jaeger LeCoultre strap and Jaeger LeCoultre steel double deployant clasp, with Jaeger LeCoultre boxes, International warranty card, booklets and one spare Jaeger LeCoultre strap

28mm by 45mm

£3,000-4,000

2373

Jaeger LeCoultre: A Stainless Steel Rectangular Reverso Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, model: Reverso Classic Large, ref: 214.8.62, circa 2021, manual wound lever movement, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, engine turned dial centre, rectangular seconds dial, central case body with a sliding reversible action, case back signed and numbered 214.8.62 3629832, Jaeger LeCoultre strap and Jaeger LeCoultre steel double deployant clasp, with Jaeger LeCoultre boxes, International warranty card, booklets, two spare Jaeger LeCoultre straps and purchase receipt dated 21/12/2021 from Berry’s Jewellers in Leeds 28mm by 45mm

£3,000-4,000

2374

DeWitt: A Fine Limited Edition Titanium and 18 Carat White Gold Tourbillon Wristwatch, signed De Witt, Geneve, number 07 of a limited edition of 99 pieces made, model: Twenty-8-Eight, circa 2010, (calibre DW8028) manual wound tourbillon movement signed DeWitt Geneve, light grey coloured dial with gold coloured Roman numerals and outer Arabic 60 minute track, dial central with two light blue coloured vertical “Art Deco” style appliques, tourbillon visible aperture at 6, titanium 18 carat white gold case with glacier coloured pvd coating, glazed back cover signed and numbered AG00117, case back stamped Ti/Au, back of the lugs stamped with convention mark 750 and maker’s mark DWT, DeWitt strap with a double deployant 18 carat white gold clasp, clasp stamped with convention mark 750, with DeWitt pouch 43mm wide

This watch model is dedicated to Monsieur Jérôme de Witt’s famous ancestor, Napoleon Bonaparte, and it was conceived and designed on the same date when Napoleon was given the title Emperor by the French Senate and was crowned Emperor of the French. This watch model is powered by the calibre DW8028 movement which provides about 72 hours of power reserve. This watch features the very first tourbillon movement entirely developed and produced by the DeWitt Manufacture in Geneva. This watch was available in two different variants and produced in a limited number of 99 pieces each. The watch was available in 18 carat pink or white gold and titanium with a bronze or light blue coloured PVD coating.

£12,000-15,000

2376

Vacheron: An 18 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Vacheron & Constantin, Geneve, ref: 7811, 1972, (calibre K1014) manual wound lever movement signed and 641710, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions, champagne coloured dial with baton markers, case with snap-on back numbered 477928, inside back cover stamped Vacheron & Constantin Swiss, London import mark for 1972, convention mark 18k0.750 and numbered 7811 477928, Vacheron & Constantin 18 carat gold buckle stamped 750, with service paperwork from Vacheron & Constantin dated 12th March 2018 33mm wide

£2,500-3,000

2375

Audemars: A Good 18 Carat Gold Crosshair Dial Wristwatch, signed Audemars Piguet, Geneve, 1966, (calibre 2003) manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 90737, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions, silvered crosshair dial with original gilt finished baton markers, case with a hobnail and machine finished bezel, back cover secured by three screws and numbered 31119, inside back cover stamped Audemars Piguet Swiss, B&Co, convention mark 18k0.750 and a London import mark for 1966, Audemars Piguet strap and a later gilt metal buckle, with Audemars Piguet box 35mm wide

£2,000-3,000

2377

Jaeger LeCoultre: A Lady’s 18 Carat Gold Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, ref: 1681, 1960’s, manual wound lever movement signed and numbered 1602284, silvered crosshair dial with dagger markers, square shaped case with snap-on back numbered 894222, back cover stamped inside LeCoultre Co Swiss and numbered 1681, convention mark 18k0.750, bracelet with brick form links and clasp stamped 18k, with Jaeger LeCoultre box

18mm wide

£1,200-1,500

2378

Cartier: An 18 Carat Gold Rectangular Calendar Wristwatch, signed Cartier, model: Tank Louis, ref: 2441, circa 2010, quartz battery movement, silvered dial with Roman numerals, secret Cartier signature at 7, case back signed and numbered 130241MX 2441, secured by eight screws and convention mark 750, synthetic sapphire cabochon set crown, Cartier strap and Cartier 18 carat gold buckle stamped 750, with Cartier boxes, certificate booklet, booklets, Cartier pouch and Cartier service paperwork dated 31st May 2012 27mm by 34mm

£3,000-3,500

2379

Breitling: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Breitling, Chronometer Certified 200m/660ft, model: Colt, ref: A13388, circa 2018, (calibre B13) lever movement, black dial with baton markers, three silvered sub dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, date aperture, outer tachymeter scale, case with protected screw down crown, buttons in the band to operate chronograph, rotating 60 minute scale bezel, screw back signed and numbered A13388 2799400, Breitling stainless steel bracelet with a deployant clasp, with Breitling boxes, International warranty card, Chronometer certificate, booklets, booklet holder, swing tag and three spare bracelet links 44mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2380

Omega: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Omega, Professional Chronometer 300m/1000ft, model: Seamaster, ref: 168.1623, circa 2000, (calibre 1120) lever movement signed and numbered 60503627, adjusted to five positions and temperature, blue wavy dial with luminous baton and dot markers, date aperture, luminous hands, protected screw down crown, helium valve at 10, blue rotating bezel, screw back with Omega Seamaster sea horse logo, inside back cover stamped with maker’s mark Omega Watch Co and numbered 168.1623 368.1623, case serial number 60503627, Omega stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp numbered 1503/825, with three Omega booklets and one spare bracelet link 41mm wide

£800-1,200

2382

Omega: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Omega, Chronometer, 100m/333ft, model: Speedmaster, ref: 32105000, circa 2007, (calibre 1164) lever movement, black dial with dagger markers, date aperture, three dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, outer fifth of seconds track, case with buttons in the band to operate the chronograph, black tachymeter bezel, screw back with Speedmaster logo, case serial number 81615864, Omega strap and Omega steel buckle, with Omega boxes, International warranty/Pictograms/Chronometer certificate cards, service paperwork from Omega dated 06/05/2025, and three spare Omega straps fitted in the Omega box 40mm wide

£2,800-3,200

2381

Jaeger LeCoultre: An 18 Carat White Gold Rectangular Reverso Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, model: Reverso Classic, ref: 250.3.86, 1990’s, manual wound lever movement, black dial with Arabic and dagger markers, central case body with a sliding reversible action, central body case back with engraved initials, case back signed and numbered 250.3.86 1690611, inside case back stamped Jaeger LeCoultre Swiss and convention mark 18k750, Jaeger LeCoultre strap and Jaeger LeCoultre 18 carat white gold buckle stamped 750, with Jaeger LeCoultre boxes, guarantee booklet and one spare Jaeger LeCoultre strap 23mm by 38mm

By repute: This watch was originally owned by David Platt, ex England International footballer and bought in the 1990’s.

£4,000-5,000

2383

IWC: A Limited Edition Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch with 24 Hour Indication, signed International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, model: IWC Pilot Antoine De Saint Exupery, ref: IW326104, number 0669 of a limited edition of 1188 pieces made, circa 2008, lever movement, light brown sunburst dial with Arabic, baton and triangle luminous markers, date and 24 hour apertures, case with screw down crown, screw back signed and depicting Saint Exupery plane and numbered 3380547 and limited edition number 0669/1188, IWC strap and a IWC steel buckle, with IWC boxes, guarantee card and booklets 43mm wide

This IWC Pilot’s Watch UTC is from the “Antoine de SaintExupéry” Edition series, released in 2008 to pay tribute to the famous pilot and author. This watch features a stainless steel case back with the engraving of the airmail route from Toulouse to Casablanca.

£2,500-3,000

2384

Jaeger LeCoultre: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, model: Master Control Date, ref: 147.8.37S, circa 2010, (calibre 899) mechanical lever movement signed and numbered 3466448, 22 carat gold automatic rotor rim, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, date aperture, blued centre seconds hand, glazed back cover secured by four screws, case serial number 2404504, Jaeger LeCoultre strap and steel buckle, with Jaeger LeCoultre boxes, guarantee certificate paperwork, instruction booklet, service paperwork dated April 2015 40mm wide

£2,000-3,000

2385

Breitling: A Stainless Steel Limited Edition Automatic Calendar Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Breitling, model: Navitimer 1461/52, ref: A38022, number 0869 of a limited edition of 1000 pieces made, 1997, (calibre B38) lever movement, black dial with baton markers, four silvered dials for seconds/date, 30 minute register/month, 12 hour register/day of the week (in French) and 52 weeks indicator, outer scales, case with buttons in the band to operate chronograph, calendar pushers in the band, screw back cover signed and numbered 0869/1000 A38022, Breitling strap and Breitling steel buckle, with Breitling boxes, International warranty booklet, certificate booklet, instruction booklet, booklets and a Breitling shop sales catalogue 41mm wide

The Breitling Navitimer 1461/52 reference A38022 was a limited edition model produced in 1997 for one year, with only 1,000 watches made.

£1,500-2,000

2386

Jaeger Lecoultre: A World Dual Time Zone Automatic Power Reserve Day and Night Indication Wristwatch, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, model: Master Control Geographic World Time, ref: 142.8.92S, circa 2001, (calibre 929/3) lever movement signed and numbered 3054512, adjusted to six positions, automatic rotor with a 22ct gold rim, black dial with dagger markers, two dials for date and second time zone combined with the day and night indication, power reserve sector dial, world cities aperture below 6, stainless steel case sides with adjustment date pusher at 2 and the crown at 10 to adjust the world cities disc, glazed back cover secured with four screws and numbered 2681, Jaeger LeCoultre stainless steel deployant clasp, with Jaeger LeCoultre boxes, guarantee certificate, instruction booklet and adjustment pusher

38mm wide

£2,500-3,000

2387

Rolex: A Fine 18 Carat Gold Automatic Day/Date Centre Seconds Wristwatch with the Rare Saudi National Aviation Services Symbol Dial, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, model: Day/Date, ref: 18038/18000, 1985, (calibre 3055) lever movement signed and numbered 1025797, adjusted to five positions and temperature, champagne coloured dial with baton markers and the SNAS symbol for (Saudi National Aviation Services), day/date apertures, case with screw down crown, faceted bezel, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 18000, 18k750, case serial number 8898707, Rolex 18 carat gold President bracelet with a concealed deployant clasp numbered 8385 and date letter code J2 for 1985, with Rolex guarantee paperwork dated 26 Dec 1985 Saddik & Mohamed Attar Co Agents: Rolex Watch Co Riyadh Themari Branch, calendar card for 1986, booklets, card holder and two spare bracelet links 36mm wide

£10,000-12,000

2389

Tag Heuer: A Stainless Steel Calendar Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Tag heuer, model: Formula 1, ref: CAZ1010, circa 2018, (calibre Ronda 5040D) quartz battery movement, black dial with Arabic and baton markers, three dials for seconds and chronograph register dials, date aperture at 4, case with pvd coated bezel, protected screw down crown, buttons in the band to operate chronograph, screw back numbered CAZ1010 WMQ0106, Tag Heuer stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp, with Tag Heuer boxes, booklet and four spare bracelet links 43mm wide

£400-500

2388

Omega: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Omega, Chronometer, model: Seamaster, ref: 25012100, circa 2003, lever movement, white wavy dial with baton markers, date aperture, screw down protected crown, screw back with Seamaster monogram, case serial number 80508216, Omega stainless steel bracelet with a concealed deployant clasp, with Omega boxes, International warranty/Chronometer certificate/Pictogram cards, one spare bracelet link and purchase receipt

38mm wide

£600-800

2390

Breitling: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Breitling, 300m/1000ft, model: Colt, ref: A17035, circa 1995, lever movement, blue dial with Arabic numerals, screw down crown, rotating bezel, numbered A17035 21951, Breitling stainless steel bracelet with a deployant clasp, with Breitling boxes, International warranty booklet and service paperwork dated 25 August 2015 from Berry’s in York 39mm wide

£600-800

2391

Rolex: A Fine and Rare Stainless Steel Chronograph “Floating Big Red” Daytona Wristwatch with Original Paperwork, signed Rolex, Oyster, model: Cosmograph Daytona “Big Red”, ref: 6265/6263, 1979, (calibre Valjoux 727) manual wound lever movement signed Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Swiss, adjusted to three positions, column wheel chronograph movement, silvered dial with baton markers, “floating Big Red” daytona, three black sub dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, outer fifth of seconds track, case with screw down chronograph buttons and crown, engraved 200 units per hour tachymeter bezel, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and with reference number 6263, between the lugs with reference number 6265 and case serial number 6043922, Rolex stainless steel oyster bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 78350 and date code letter I4 for 1984, with Rolex boxes, original guarantee paperwork stamped by Owen & Robinson Ltd Leeds Jewellers 8th December 1979, American Express payment receipt for a total of £568, Cosmograph booklet, Your Rolex Oyster booklet, green plastic paperwork holder, and one spare bracelet link 37mm wide

£30,000-40,000

2393

Breitling: A Stainless Steel Calendar Alarm Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Breitling, model: Navitimer Jupiter Pilot, ref: 80975, circa 1991, quartz battery movement, silvered dial with luminous baton markers, date aperture at 4, three black dials for 2/100 second, 60 minute, 12 hour registers, outer measurement scales, case with chronograph buttons in the band, crown at 4, screw back signed and numbered 4152, Breitling strap and Breitling steel buckle, with Breitling boxes, International warranty booklet dated 11/05/1991, instruction booklet, booklets, original Breitling stainless steel bracelet and Breitling service paperwork dated 24/07/2009 42mm wide

£1,000-1,500

2392

Longines: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Longines, model: Conquest Heritage, ref: L1.611.4, circa 2017, lever movement, silvered dial with dagger markers, date at 12, screw back with a central blue enamel Longines Conquest logo and numbered 45179892, Longines strap and Longines steel buckle, with Longines boxes, International guarantee card and instruction booklet 35mm wide

£400-600

2394

Cartier: A Lady’s Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed Cartier, model: Tank Francaise, ref: 2384, circa 2003, quartz battery movement, silvered dial with Roman numerals, secret Cartier signature at 10, rectangular case, back cover secured by four screws signed and numbered 75564OUF 2384, Cartier stainless steel bracelet with a concealed double deployant clasp, with Cartier box, certificate booklet dated 24th Oct 2003 and instruction booklet 20mm by 25mm

£1,000-1,500

2395

Rolex: A Good Steel and Gold Automatic Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlatvie Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Cosmograph Daytona, ref: 16523/16500, 1997, (calibre 4030) lever movement signed and numbered 158092, adjusted to five positions and temperature, column wheel chronograph movement, silvered sunburst dial with champagne coloured chapter ring sub dials, sub dials for seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, outer fifth of seconds track, case with protected screw down crown and screw down chronograph buttons, gold tachymeter bezel, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 16500, case serial number U610029, Rolex steel and gold oyster bracelet with a deployant fliplock clasp numbered 78393 and date letter code U6 for 1998, end links numbered 403, with Rolex boxes, original guarantee paperwork, calendar card for 1998/1999 and card holder

40mm wide

£8,000-12,000

2396

Panerai: A Stainless Steel Cushion Shaped “Divers” Wristwatch, signed Officine Panerai Firenze Luminor, 300m, model: Luminor, ref: OP6616, circa 2004, manual wound lever movement, black dial with luminous Arabic amd baton markers, OP logo above 6, case with protected crown and security lever, screw back signed and numbered OP6616 PB515394, Panerai rubber strap and Panerai steel buckle, with Panerai boxes, certificate/warranty cards dated 12/11/04, and booklets 44mm wide

£2,500-3,000

2397

Corum: A Limited Edition Stainless Steel Diamond Set Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch with an Unusual Pirate Skeleton Bust Dial, signed Corum, 200m/660ft, model: Corum Bubble Privateer Collectors Series, ref: 082.157.47, number 067 of a limited edition of 250 pieces made, circa 2006, lever movement, black dial depicting a pirate skeleton bust, date at 6, case with screw down crown, magnified bubble shaped glass, bezel set with two rows of factory set diamonds, back cover signed and with the pirate skeleton bust and numbered 1721986, strap with Corum steel double deployant clasp, with Corum boxes, International warranty/Certificate of authenticity cards, booklet, card holder and purchase receipt from Harrods 45mm wide

The Bubble watch was created by Severin Wunderman who was the owner of Corum watches, and was first unveiled at the Basel watch exhibition in 2000. Several limited edition varieties such as the “Casino”, “Bats” and this example the “Privateer” was released in the 2000’s and they became a cult classic.

£1,200-1,500

2399

Rolex: A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Datejust, ref: 16200, 2003, (calibre 3135) lever movement signed and numbered 3 0575459, adjusted to five positions and temperature, white dial with Roman numerals, date aperture, case with screw down crown, screw back stamped inside Rolex Geneva Switzerland and numbered 2080, case serial number F918639, Rolex stainless steel jubilee bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 62510H and date letter code CL7 for 2004, with Rolex boxes, guarantee paperwork stamped Goldsmiths Group Middlesbrough dated 15/7/2005, booklets, card holder, two Rolex green pouches, swing tags, one spare bracelet link, two Rolex service guarantee cards dated 24/12/12 and 18/09/20 36mm wide

£2,500-3,000

2398

Rolex: A Lady’s Steel and Gold Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, model: Datejust, ref: 79173, 1998, (calibre 2235) lever movement signed and numbered A0086158, adjusted to five positions and temperature, champagne coloured dial with baton markers, date aperture, case with screw down crown, gold faceted bezel, screw back stamped inside Montres Rolex S.A Geneva Switzerland and numbered 2060, case serial number A539621, Rolex steel and gold jubilee bracelet with a deployant clasp numbered 62523D-18 and date letter code X2 for 1999, with Rolex boxes, guarantee paperwork from Lister Horsfall Jewellers dated 24/12/99, booklets, calendar card for 2000/2001, card holder and swing tag 26mm wide

£1,500-2,000

SILVER & OBJECTS OF VERTU

2400

2400

A Queen Anne Silver Dressing-Table Mirror, by Isaac Dighton, London, 1702 oblong and with arched top, with an overall gadrooned border and stamped with foliage below a beaded border, with putto and foliage-cast ornaments at the corners, with oak easel-back, converted for hanging, the back applied with a plaque with an engraved inscription 72cm high by 48cm wide

The inscription reads ‘This Glass was given to The Lady Helena C. Cooke and Philip Davies Cooke by Mr St Andrew Warde of Hooton Pagnell, Yorkshire, 1829-30. It was used by H.R.H. Alexandra Princess of Wales on the Occasion of her visit to Mr Christopher Sykes, M.P. at Brantingham-Thorpe E. Yorkshire 21st July, 1869’

£7,000-10,000

Brantingham Thorpe, circa 1879

(detail of inscription)

2402

A Pair of Queen Anne Silver Candlesticks, by Simon Pantin, London, 1709 each on square base with canted corners, the baluster stem terminates in an octagonal spool-shaped socket, the bases engraved with a coat-of-arms with another in pretence and further later engraved with a crest below a baron’s coronet 17.5cm high, 33oz 13dwt, 1,047gr (2)

The later crest is that of Crewe, as borne by the Baron’s Crewe.

£1,500-2,500

2401

A George II Silver Coffee-Pot, Maker’s Mark Worn, Perhaps by Edward Vincent, London, 1728

tapering cylindrical and on reeded base, the hinged cover with baluster finial, with carved wood handle and engraved with a crest 23cm high, gross weight 28oz 4dwt, 877gr

£600-800

2403

A Queen Anne Silver Chocolate-Pot, Maker’s Mark Worn, London, 1704

tapering cylindrical and on a spreading reeded base, with a later carved-wood side handle and scroll spout, the hinged cover stepped and with a baluster finial, the cover with a removable cover, later fixed 25.5cm, gross weight 33oz 4dwt, 1,033gr

£1,000-1,500

2404

A Set of Four Charles II Silver Stacking or Nesting-Beakers, Maker’s Mark Worn, Perhaps IR for John Ruslen, London, Probably 1679

each tapering cylindrical, the three smaller examples fitting into the larger example which rests on spreading foot, the pull-off cover stepped and with acorn-cast finial, later engraved with an inscription and initials and dated ‘1600’ 23.5cm high, 31oz 19dwt, 995gr (4)

Provenance:

Presented by Nicholas Tufton, 3rd Earl of Thanet (1631-1679) or his executors to Roger Coates of Royd House, Cononley in Craven, one of his attorneys.

Literature:

T. D. Whitaker, LL.D. F.S.A., The History and Antiquities of the Deanery of Craven in the County of York, London, 1805, pp. 282-283.

The later inscription reads ‘The Gift of Nicholas Earl of Thanet to Roger Coates Esq’r of Royd House near Cononley in Craven Vide Whitaker’s History of Craven Page 283’.

The present beakers are one of two sets that Nicholas Tufton, 3rd Earl of Thanet (1631-1679), presented to his attorneys, as recorded by T. D. Whitaker, LL.D. F.S.A., The History and Antiquities of the Deanery of Craven in the County of York, London, 1805, pp. 282-283

“I am obliged to the respectable correspondent, the Rev. Mr. Swire, rector of Melsonby, for the following anecdote, relating to this transaction. Nicholas earl of Thanet gave to John Coates, of Kildwick Grange, a set of silver-beakers with his arms engraven thereon; and another set, plain, to Roger Coates, of Roydhouse, who were both attorneys, and has particularly assisted him in recovering his estates in Craven, which were forcibly held by his brother Sir John Tufton; and especially by prevailing upon the tenants of Silsden to return to Nicholas - The first set are still in the possession of the Swire family.”

While recorded in 1802 as still being with the family, the first set was to appear on the market just over a century later when sold by Miss Coats [sic], of Fergusite House, at Christie’s, London, 6 May 1903 at which time they were purchased by Mallett and sold to J. C. Butterick. His subsequent sale, in 1935, of the beakers saw them purchased first by William Randolph Hearst and later by Archibald Alexander Hutchinson. Hutchinson was to donate them to the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard, in 1949 where they remain to this day (1949.114.1.A-E).

£2,000-3,000

2405

A George II Silver Porringer, Perhaps by Richard Bayley, London, 1729 tapering cylindrical, the lower body spiral-fluted, one side with a scroll and foliage cartouche, later engraved with presentation initials ‘A*S to B*F’ and dated ‘1770’, with two scroll handles 13.3cm wide over handles, 3oz 3dwt, 99gr £150-250

A George II Silver Salver, by Robert Abercrombie, London, 1742

shaped circular and on four scroll feet, with shell and scroll border, later chased overall with foliage scrolls and centring a later engraved coat-of-arms 29.5cm diameter, 27oz 9dwt, 854gr £600-800

A George II Silver Lemon or Orange-Strainer, by Ralph Maidman, London, 1733 the bowl pierced circular and with two scroll handles 15cm wide over handles, 2oz 10dwt, 78gr £100-150

2408

A George II Provincial Silver Salver, by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle, 1749

shaped circular and on three scrolling cast paw feet, with foliage and scroll border, engraved with a coat-of-arms within an engraved foliage cartouche, the back later engraved with initials ‘G.E.W.’ 30cm diameter, 26oz 12dwt, 827gr

£700-1,000

2409

A George II Provincial Silver Mug, by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle, 1740 baluster and on spreading foot, with scroll handle, later engraved with a coat-of-arms

10cm high, 8oz 13dwt, 269gr

£200-300

2411

A George III Provincial Silver Cream-Jug, by John Langlands, Newcastle, Circa 1800 helmet-shaped oval and with reeded angular handle, engraved with foliage scrolls and on each side with a foliage cartouche, one engraved with a crest 11.5cm high, 5oz 12dwt, 174gr

£120-180

2410

A George II Provincial Silver Two-Handled Cup, by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle, 1747 baluster and on spreading gadrooned foot, with two leaf-capped scroll handles, the body chased with birds among foliage scrolls and below ribbon-tied drapery swags and with a vacant husk cartouche on each side 17cm high, 13oz 12dwt, 424gr

£300-500

2412

A George III Provincial Silver Two-Handled Cup, by John Langlands and John Robertson, Newcastle, 1779 bell-shaped and on conforming foot, with two leaf-capped handles, later decorated overall with foliage scrolls, flowers and rocaille centring a vacant cartouche on each side 13.5cm high, 13oz 13dwt, 425gr

£300-500

2413

A Set of Four George II Silver Salt-Cellars, by David Hennell, London, 1753 each bombé circular and on three shellcapped fluted pad feet, with gadrooned border, engraved with a lozenge-of-arms within foliage cartouche, each with later blue glass liner 80mm, 18oz 3dwt, 565gr (4)

£400-600

A George II Silver Waiter, by Ebenezer Coker, London, 1758 shaped circular and on three scrolling pad feet, with shell and foliage scroll border, engraved with a crest 19cm diameter, 8oz 18dwt, 276gr

£150-250

2415

A Pair of George III Silver Sauceboats, Probably by Thomas Ellis, London, 1772 tapering oval and on three shell-capped feet, with gadrooned rim and with leaf-capped handle, later engraved with a crest 19.5cm wide over handle, 21oz 17dwt, 679gr (2)

£500-800

2416

A George III Silver Sugar-Basket and Cover, by Hester Bateman, London, 1779

tapering cylindrical and conforming square foot, with beaded rim, the sides pierced with slats and vases, one side with a vacant cartouche, the conforming cover with flower and foliage finial, with blue glass liner 19cm high, weight of silver 10oz 9dwt, 325gr

£200-300

2417

A George III Silver Mug, by John King, London, 1770 baluster and on spreading foot, with leaf-capped scroll handle 12cm high, 9oz 19dwt, 309gr

£200-300

2418

A George III Silver Sugar-Basket, by Robert Hennell, London, 1782 tapering cylindrical and on a conforming foot, with beaded borders and overhead swing handle, the sides pierced with slats and vases and engraved with foliage swags, with a conforming blue glass liner 21cm high, 7oz 15dwt, 241gr

£150-250

2419

A George III Silver Mug, by George Smith and Thomas Hayter, London, 1791

tapering cylindrical and with an angular leaf-capped scroll handle, with two bands of reeding, later engraved with a crest 12cm high, 12oz 8dwt, 386gr

£250-350

2420

A Pair of George III Silver Candlesticks, by Robert Jones, London, 1775 each on stepped hexafoil base with shell corners, each with beaded central border, the baluster stems each terminating in spool-shaped socket with detachable conforming nozzle 19.5cm high, 30oz 13dwt, 953gr (2)

£800-1,200

2422

A Pair of George III Silver Tea-Caddies, by William Cattell, London, 1784

inverted pear-shaped and on gadrooned foot, the lower body spiralfluted, the pull-off covers part gadrooned 14cm high, 14oz, 436gr (2)

£1,200-1,800

2421

A George III Silver Kettle, Stand and Lamp, by Benjamin Laver, London, 1783 the kettle tapering cylindrical and with overhead raffia-covered swing handle, with pull-off cover, the stand, lamp and kettle each with beaded borders and engraved with a crest below a baron’s coronet 36cm high, total gross weight 65oz 13dwt, 2,041gr

The crest is that of Crewe, as borne by the Baron’s Crewe, probably for John, 1st Baron Crewe (1742-1829).

£1,200-1,800

2423

A George III Irish Provincial Silver Goblet, Maker’s Mark Lacking, Stamped ‘Sterling’, Perhaps Cork, Circa 1800 the bowl tapering and on a pedestal foot with reeded border 15.5cm high, 9oz 2dwt, 283gr

£300-500

2424

A George IV Irish Silver Cream-Jug, by James Fray, Dublin, 1820, Further Stamped West, Presumably as Retailer circular and on spreading foot, the lower body part-fluted, the upper body with a band of trailing foliage on a textured ground, with a shell and foliage heightened gadrooned border, the handle cast with a lion’s mask, later engraved with a crest 16cm wide over handle, 9oz 6dwt, 289gr

£200-300

2425

A George III Irish Silver Wine-Funnel and an Associated George III Irish Silver Stand, The Funnel Maker’s Mark Worn, Dublin, 1819, The Stand by Joseph Jackson, Dublin, 1800 the wine-funnel tapering and with egg and dart border, engraved with a crest, the stand plain circular, with reeded rim and engraved with a differing crest the funnel 13.5cm high, the stand 10.6cm diameter, total weight 5oz 9dwt, 170gr (2)

£200-300

2426

A George IV Irish Silver Bowl, Maker’s Mark SB, Perhaps for Stephen Bergin, Dublin, 1821 tapering circular and on collet foot, with gadrooned rim, later engraved with a crest 16.3cm diameter, 8.6cm high, 15oz 15dwt, 490gr

£300-500

2427

A George III Silver Coffee-Pot, by John Love and Co., Sheffield, 1790 pear-shaped and on spreading foot, engraved with ribbon-tied foliage and flower swags, each side with a vacant cartouche, the hinged cover with vase-shaped finial, with ebonised handle with carved crescent thumbpiece

30cm high, gross weight 19oz 10dwt, 607gr

£400-600

2428

A George III Silver Salver, by John Crouch and Thomas Hannam, London, 1781 oval and on four openwork and beaded tapering feet, the beaded border pierced and applied at intervals with oval medallions in the manner of James Tassie, depicting classical figures, engraved with a coat-of-arms with another in pretence within a foliage border

43.2cm wide, 56oz 9dwt, 1,757gr

£1,200-1,800

2429

A George III Silver Teapot, by William and James Priest, London, 1771 drum-shaped and with beaded borders, with an ebonised handle, the hinged cover with a part-ebonised finial, the tapering spout part-cast with foliage, later engraved with a coat-of-arms

23cm wide over handle, gross weight 16oz 4dwt, 504gr

£300-500

2430

A George III Silver Toastrack, by Robert Hennell, David Hennell and Samuel Hennell, London, 1801 shaped oblong and on four fluted tapering panel feet, with seven bars and overhead handle 14cm long, 5oz 12dwt, 175gr

£100-150

2431

A George III Provincial Silver Teapot-Stand, by Hampston, Prince and Cattles, York, 1799, With York Town Mark oval and on four tapering panel feet, with reeded rim, engraved at the border with lines centring an initial within foliage 18.2cm wide, 4oz 9dwt, 138gr

£120-180

2432

A George IV Silver Toastrack, by William Stroud, London, 1826 oblong and on four ball feet, with seven bars and an overhead reeded loop handle 16.5cm wide, 14oz 12dwt, 454gr

£300-500

2433

A George III Silver Waiter, by George Burrows, London, 1804 circular and on three tapering fluted panel feet, with beaded border and engraved with a crest 19.6cm diameter, 11oz 1dwt, 344gr

£300-500

2434

A George III Silver Mug, by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1801

baluster and on spreading foot, with leaf-capped scroll handle 12.7cm high, 11oz 12dwt, 362gr

£300-500

2435

A George III Silver Wine-Funnel, by Thomas Wallis and Jonathan Hayne, London, 1811 of typical form and with reeded rim and plain clip 14.5cm high, 3oz 18wt, 122gr

£100-150

2436

A William IV Silver Goblet, by Edward, Edward, John and William Barnard, London, 1831 tapering and on spreading foot, with reeded rim, the interior gilded 16.5cm high, 8oz 16dwt, 273gr

£200-300

2437

A George III Silver Wine-Funnel, Possibly by Crispin Fuller, London, 1819 of typical form, the lower body spiral-fluted, with shell-cast grip and gadrooned border 14cm high, 3oz 19dwt, 123gr

£100-150

A George IV Silver Sauce-Tureen and a George III Silver Sifting-Spoon, The Sauce-Tureen by Joseph Angell, London, 1825, The Sifting-Spoon London, 1817 the sauce-tureen tapering and on four cast paw feet, with shell and foliage-heightened gadrooned border and two reeded scroll handles, the sides chased with fruiting foliage scrolls, cover lacking, the sifting-spoon Old English pattern, later pierced and decorated, in a later fitted oak case the sauce-tureen 19cm wide over handles, total weight of silver 28oz 16dwt, 895gr (2)

£700-1,000

2438

A Pair of George IV Silver Wine-Coasters, by S. C. Younge and Co., Sheffield, 1827 each circular, the flaring rim stamped with fruiting vines on a reeded ground, the lower body stamped with foliage, the silver interior engraved with foliage and flowers, with a wood core

17.5cm diameter, total gross weight 30oz 14dwt, 956gr (2)

£500-800

2440

A Pair of George III Silver Wine-Coasters, by Robert Hennell and Samuel Hennell, London, 1804 each plain circular and with stepped base and beaded rim, with turned-wood base 13.5cm diameter (2)

£150-250

2441

A Pair of William IV Silver Entree-Dishes, Covers and Handles, With Old Sheffield Plate Stands, The Entree-Dishes, Covers and Handles by John Edward Terry, London, 1836, The Stand Apparently Unmarked, Circa 1836

the entree-dishes each oblong and with gadrooned borders, with detachable acorn and oak leaf-cast handles, the conforming stands with branch-cast handles with cast mask terminals, on four openwork shell and fruiting vine feet

36cm wide over handles, weight of silver 119oz 10dwt, 3,716gr (2)

£2,500-3,500

2442

A Pair of George III Silver Sauce-Tureens and Covers, Perhaps by Solomon Hougham, London, 1804 each oblong and on four ball feet and with reeded borders, each with two reeded loop handles, the detachable covers with oblong finial, later engraved with a coat-of-arms

22.5cm wide over handles, 43oz 8dwt, 1,350gr (2)

£1,000-1,500

A William IV Silver Mustard-Pot, by Joseph and Albert Savory, London, 1836

tapering and with reeded lower border, the upper border gadrooned, the hinged cover with incised lines, flower-cast finial and shell-cast thumbpiece, with conforming blue glass liner 10cm wide over handle, weight of silver 4oz 6dwt, 133gr

£100-150

2443

A George III Silver Cup, Maker’s Mark Worn, London, 1815 campana-shaped and on spreading foot with leaf-chased border, the lower body part-fluted, applied below the rim with fruiting vines on a textured ground, later engraved with a coat-of-arms, the base later engraved with an inscription dated ‘Saturday March 10th 1923’ 21cm high, 15.7cm diameter, 28oz 8dwt, 883gr

The inscription reads ‘Stephen Charles de Laucey Aitchison’. £700-1,000

2445

A George III Silver Chamber-Candlestick, by William Burwash, London, 1818 the base circular, the loop handle supporting the tapering extinguisher, the tapering socket with detachable nozzle, with gadrooned borders, the base, extinguisher and nozzle each engraved with initials 17cm wide over handle, 13oz 4dwt, 411gr

£250-350

2446

A George III Silver Meat-Dish, by Robert Garrard, London, 1812 shaped oval and with a gadrooned rim, later engraved with a crest 41.5cm wide, 44oz 11dwt, 1,386gr

£1,000-1,500

2448

A George III Silver Dish, by Richard Sibley, London, 1818 oblong and with foliage and shellheightened gadrooned border, with two scroll handles, engraved with a crest

35cm wide over handles, 22oz 6dwt, 693gr

£500-800

A George III Silver Soufflé-Dish and Liner, by Andrew Fogelberg and Stephen Gilbert, London, 1790 circular and with two foliage cast handles, the plain liner with everted rim, the body engraved with a crest below a baron’s coronet 27cm wide over handles, 35oz 9dwt, 1,103gr

The crest is that of Crewe, as borne by the Baron’s Crewe, probably for John, 1st Baron Crewe (17421829).

£700-1,000

The following lots represent a portion of a service of silver that was engraved for the marriage, in 1766, of John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe (1742-1829) and Frances Anne Greville (d.1818), daughter of Fulke Greville (1717-1806) and Frances Macartney, though as Crewe was not created Baron Crewe until 1806 the coronet would have been added after that date.

Crewe was the eldest son of John Crewe, Member of Parliament for Cheshire between 1734 and 1752, and grandson of John Offley Crewe who had also held the same seat before him. On his father's death, in 1752, he succeeded to Crewe Hall and in 1764 was chosen High Sheriff of Cheshire. He entered parliament at a by-election in 1765 as Whig member for Stafford; but at the next general election, in 1768, he was returned unopposed for Cheshire, which he represented for the next 34 years. He was never opposed for his parliamentary seat and was presumably well regarded locally, being described as 'an enlightened agriculturalist and a good landlord'.

In the factional politics of the Whig Party, Crewe was initially a friend and follower of the Duke of Grafton, but later became a particular supporter of Charles James Fox, supposedly providing him £1,200 a year. After Fox's resignation from office in 1782, the incoming administration considered offering Crewe some governmental office to secure his support, but were told that his only ambition was for a peerage. He remained loyal to Fox, and in February 1784 was on Fox's list of new peers to be made should he return to office as he hoped. Fox did not succeed in returning to power at that point, but Crewe was finally created Baron Crewe, of Crewe in the County Palatine of Chester on 25 February 1806 when Fox returned to office in 1806.

Crewe rarely spoke in the House of Commons, and more than half his recorded contributions concerned a single measure, the Parliament Act 1782 which thereafter bore his name. This was an attempt to curb a particular source of corruption in elections: in many of the rotten boroughs of the period, only a few votes were needed to swing elections, and it was common for those who held the power of appointment to various well-paid official posts to reserve these for voters in return for co-operation at election time. The scale of the problem may

be judged by Prime Minister Rockingham's statement that 11,500 officers of customs and excise were electors, and that 70 Commons seats were decided chiefly by such votes. William Dowdeswell had attempted in 1770 to put a stop to this practice by preventing officers of the Custom, Excise and Post Office from voting. This measure had not reached the statute book, but Crewe introduced a bill with the same object in 1780 and again in 1781, succeeding on the latter occasion in passing it into law. Unfortunately, the new regulation was easily evaded, as the power of patronage was simply shifted to offer lucrative offices to the voters' relatives instead of to the voters themselves.

He and Frances Anne Greville had two surviving children, John, who succeeded him in the peerage, though having become estranged from the family, and Elizabeth Emma Crewe, who married Foster CunliffeOffley.

Provenance:

John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe (1742-1829) and his wife Frances Anne Greville (1748-1818), daughter of Fulke Greville (d.c.1805) and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766 and by descent to their son

John Crewe, 2nd Baron Crewe (1772-1835), who married Henrietta Maria Anne Walker-Hungerford (1771-1820) in 1807 and by descent to their son

Hungerford Crewe, 3rd Baron Crewe (1812-1894) who died unmarried, so the title and estates descend to his nephew

Sir Robert Offley Ashburton Crewe-Milnes, 2nd Baron Houghton, until 1895 when he was created Earl of Crewe and subsequently Marquess of Crewe in 1911 (1858-1945). He was to marry first, in 1880, Sibyl Marcia Graham (1857-1887), daughter of Sir Frederick Graham, 3rd Baronet, and later Lady Margaret Etienne Hannah Primrose (18811967), daughter of Archibald Philip, 5th Earl of Rosebery and his wife Hannah de Rothschild. As the couple's only son was to die in childhood, the title of Marquess of Crewe became extinct on the death of Sir Fredrick in 1945, and his chattels were inherited by his last surviving daughter, Lady Celia Hermione Crewe-Milnes (1884-1985), who married Sir Edward Clive Milnes-Coates, 2nd Baronet (18791971), and by descent.

2449

A Graduated Set of Three George III Silver Meat-Dishes, by John Romer, London, One 1763 and Two 1764 each shaped oval and with a gadrooned rim, engraved with a coat-ofarms below a baron’s coronet 52.5cm wide; 43cm wide and 36.5cm wide respectively, 142oz 16dwt, 4,442gr (3)

See page 75 for full provenance

The arms are those of Crewe quartering Offley others and impaling those of Greville for John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe and his wife Frances Anne Greville, daughter of Fulke Greville and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766.

£3,000-5,000

2450

£1,000-1,500 2449

A George III Silver Salver, by Thomas Heming, London, 1763 shaped circular and on three openwork scroll feet, with a foliage and rocaille-heightened gadrooned border, engraved with foliage scrolls centring an engraved coat-of-arms below a baron’s coronet 34.5cm diameter, 38oz, 1,182gr

See page 75 for full provenance

The arms are those of Crewe quartering Offley others and impaling those of Greville for John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe and his wife Frances Anne Greville, daughter of Fulke Greville and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766.

2451

A Set of Twelve George III Silver Dinner-Plates, by John Romer, London, 1764 each shaped circular and with a gadrooned rim, engraved with a coat-of-arms below a baron’s coronet 24.5cm diameter, 210oz 9dwt, 6,546 (12)

See page 75 for full provenance

The arms are those of Crewe quartering Offley others and impaling those of Greville for John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe and his wife Frances Anne Greville, daughter of Fulke Greville and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766.

£5,000-8,000

2452

A George III Silver Mustard-Pot, by George Hunter, London, 1762 drum-shaped, the hinged cover with openwork thumbpiece and engraved with a crest below a baron’s coronet 95mm wide over handle, 5oz 11dwt, 173gr

See page 75 for full provenance

£100-150

2453

A Set of Twelve George III Silver Dinner-Plates, by John Romer, London, 1764 each shaped circular and with a gadrooned rim, engraved with a coat-of-arms below a baron’s coronet 24.5cm diameter, 209oz 8dwt, 6,514gr (12)

See page 75 for full provenance

The arms are those of Crewe quartering Offley others and impaling those of Greville for John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe and his wife Frances Anne Greville, daughter of Fulke Greville and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766.

£5,000-8,000

2454

A Set of Six George III Silver Soup-Plates, by George Hunter, London, 1764 each shaped circular and with a gadrooned rim, engraved with a coatof-arms below a baron’s coronet 24.5cm diameter, 121oz 15dwt, 3,787gr (6)

See page 75 for full provenance

The arms are those of Crewe quartering Offley others and impaling those of Greville for John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe and his wife Frances Anne Greville, daughter of Fulke Greville and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766.

£2,500-3,500

A Set of Twelve George III Silver Dinner-Plates, by John Romer, London, 1764 each shaped circular and with a gadrooned rim, engraved with a coat-of-arms below a baron’s coronet 24.5cm diameter, 206oz 18dwt, 6,436gr (12)

See page 75 for full provenance

The arms are those of Crewe quartering Offley others and impaling those of Greville for John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe and his wife Frances Anne Greville, daughter of Fulke Greville and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766.

£5,000-8,000

2456

A Set of Twelve George III Silver Dinner-Plates, by John Romer, London, 1764 each shaped circular and with a gadrooned rim, engraved with a coat-of-arms below a baron’s coronet 24.5cm diameter, 209oz 5dwt, 6,508gr (12)

See page 75 for full provenance

The arms are those of Crewe quartering Offley others and impaling those of Greville for John Crewe, 1st Baron Crewe and his wife Frances Anne Greville, daughter of Fulke Greville and Frances Macartney who he married in 1766.

£5,000-8,000

2457

A William and Mary Silver Basting-Spoon, by William Mathew, London, 1691 the bowl oval and with short rat-tail, with later baluster part-turned wood handle, the back of the bowl engraved with a coat-ofarms within foliage cartouche, the side of the bowl engraved ‘Ex Dono GE’ 39cm long

£600-800

2458

A Set of Three George III Silver MarrowScoops, Maker’s Mark Worn, London, 1763 each of typical form, the back of the large bowl of each engraved with a crest and two further engraved with a baron’s coronet 21.5cm long, 5oz 4dwt, 162gr (3)

2457 (detail)

See page 75 for full provenance

The later crest is that of Crewe, as borne by the Baron’s Crewe.

£100-150

2459

A Set of Four George III Silver BastingSpoons, by George Smith, London, 1781 Old English pattern, engraved with the crest of Crewe

29.5cm long, 14oz 9dwt, 449gr (4)

£250-350

2460

A George III Silver Soup-Ladle, by William Eley and William Fearn, London, 1807 Fiddle Thread pattern, with circular bowl, engraved with a crest 32.5cm long, 7oz 7dwt, 229gr

£150-250

2461

A George III Silver Basting-Spoon, by George Smith and William Fearn, London, 1795 Old English pattern, engraved with zig-zag lines centring initials 29.5cm long, 3oz 18dwt, 121gr

£70-100

2462

A George III Provincial Silver Basting-Spoon, by Dorothy Langlands, Newcastle, 1804 Fiddle pattern, later engraved with an initial 32cm long, 3oz 15dwt, 117gr

£70-100

2463

A Set of Four George IV Silver Sauce-Ladles, by William Chawner, London, 1825 Fiddle Thread pattern, engraved with a crest below a baron’s coronet 18.6cm long, 10oz 8dwt, 323gr (4)

The crest is that of Crewe, as borne by the Baron’s Crewe.

£150-250

2466

A Pair of George III Silver Asparagus-Tongs, by Wilkes Booth, London, 1799 scissor-action, the central disc engraved with a crest 23cm long, 4oz 9dwt, 139gr

2464

A Pair of George III Irish Silver AsparagusTongs, by Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1799 with shaped handles and a central guard 25.5cm long, 6oz 9dwt, 200gr

£200-300

2465

A George IV Irish Silver Divided ServingSpoon, Perhaps by William Cummins, Dublin, 1820

Fiddle pattern, the oval bowl with pierced strainer, engraved with initials 32.5cm long, 5oz 2dwt, 159gr

£120-180

£100-150

2467

A George III Provincial Silver Sauce-Ladle and Table-Spoon, Each by James Barber and William Whitwell, York, The SauceLadle 1812 and The Table-Spoon 1815 each Fiddle pattern, later engraved with differing initials the table-spoon 22.6cm long, total weight 4oz 15dwt, 148gr (2)

£100-150

2468

A Pair of Victorian Silver Fish-Servers, by Francis Higgins, London, 1859 the handles cast with trailing foliage and flowers and engraved with a crest the fish-knife 31.5cm long, 11oz 2dwt, 345gr (2)

£200-300

2469

A Pair of William IV Silver Grape-Scissors, by Charles Rawlings and William Summers, London, 1834 the handles cast as openwork fruiting vines 19cm long, 4oz 13dwt, 145gr

£150-250

2470

A Cased Set of Eighteen Victorian or Edward VII Silver Plate Fruit-Eaters, by Martin, Hall and Co., Sheffield, Circa 1900 Elizabethan pattern, in fitted walnut case with vacant brass shield, two pull-out trays and a fixed bottom tray, comprising 18 fruitforks and 18 fruit-knives the case 31.5cm wide (36)

£100-150

2471

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Nathaniel Smith and Co., Sheffield, 1788 with fluted leaf-shaped bowl and wirework handle

72mm long

£70-100

2472

Two George III Provincial Silver CaddySpoons, Each by Richard Jenkins, Exeter, Circa 1795

each with an engraved Old English pattern handle, one later engraved with an initial, each with an oval wrigglework engraved bowl

76mm long and smaller (2)

£70-100

2473

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, Circa 1795 with shovel-shaped bowl engraved with foliage and with a latticework engraved spatulate handle 64mm long

£70-100

2474

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1797 in the form of an elongated tea-leaf and with twisted wirework handle 85mm long

The present spoon is further struck with the double duty mark which was struck to show the payment of increased duty which was introduced in July of that year.

£120-180

2475

Two George III Silver Caddy-Spoons, by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1799 and 1801 the first with bright-cut Old English pattern handle, the second with Threaded Old English pattern handle and plain circular bowl; Together With a George III caddyspoon, by William Bateman, London, 1816, Fiddle pattern, engraved with initials 90mm long and smaller (3)

£100-150

2476

A George III Parcel-Gilt Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Elizabeth Morley, London, 1800 in the form of a plain jockey-cap, the interior gilt 49mm wide

£120-180

2477

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, 1799 in the form of a jockey-cap, stamped to simulate wickerwork 55mm wide

£150-250

2478

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, Circa 1800 in the form of a feathered wing and with trailing wirework handle 70mm long

£70-100

2479

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by John Priestman, London, 1800 in the form of a jockey-cap, engraved with foliage 54mm wide

£70-100

2480

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham, 1804 with scoop-shaped bowl and scroll handle, engraved with latticework 41mm long

£70-100

2481

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, Probably by William Wardell, Birmingham, 1804 in the form of an acorn, with crimped bowl and twisted wire handle 76mm long

£150-250

2482

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Wardell and Kempson, Birmingham, 1804 with leaf-stamped bowl and twisted wirework handle 68mm long

£120-180

2483

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Cocks and Bettridge, Birmingham, 1806 the bowl leaf-shaped and bright-cut with zigzag lines, with an Old English pattern handle 74mm long

£70-100

2484

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1806, in the form of a right hand, the spatulate handle engraved with lines 60mm long

£250-350

2485

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by William Pugh, Birmingham, 1807 in the form of a frying pan, the bifurcated handle and circular bowl each stamped with concentric lines 63mm long

£250-350

2486

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Josiah Snatt, London, 1808 in the form of a right hand, with plain spatulate handle 68mm long

£250-350

2487

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, 1809 the oval bowl part-fluted and with a central filigree panel and twisted wire handle 45mm long

£100-150

2488

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Wardell and Kempson, Birmingham, 1810 with feathered leaf-shaped bowl and twisted wire handle 74mm long

£100-150

2489

A George III Parcel-Gilt Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham, 1812 the bowl formed as an acorn and with twisted wire handle, the front of the bowl gilt 62mm long

£100-150

2490

A George III Provincial Silver Caddy-Spoon and a George IV Provincial Silver CaddySpoon, Each York, The First by Edward Jackson, 1819 and The Second by Barber, Cattle and North, 1831 the first with Fiddle pattern handle and oval bowl, the second with Fiddle Thread pattern handle and oval bowl, each engraved with initials 11cm long and smaller (2)

£120-180

2491

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, Maker’s Mark Overstruck, Probably by Thomas Robinson and S. Harding, London, 1812 the bowl formed as an acorn, the reeded spatulate handle engraved with initials 70mm long

£120-180

2492

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by William Rudkins, London, 1795 in the form of a jockey-cap, incised with lines

50mm wide

£120-180

2493

A George III Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Matthew Linwood, Birmingham, 1816 with vine-leaf stamped handle, with scrolling snake-cast handle 85mm long

£70-100

2494

A George IV Silver Caddy-Spoon, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, 1822 the handle Fiddle Shell pattern, heightened with foliage, the shaped bowl stamped with a Chinese tea planter in a landscape above fluting, the back of the handle engraved with initials 88mm long

£500-800

2495

A George IV Silver-Gilt Caddy-Spoon, by John Reily, London, 1822 with leaf-stamped handle and twisted wirework handle 73mm long

£100-150

2496

A George IV and Later Silver Table-Service, Various Makers and Dates King’s pattern and Queen’s pattern, comprising

8 table-spoons

8 table-forks

8 dessert-spoons

8 dessert-forks

8 teaspoons

2 sauce-ladles and the following with filled handles and stainless steel blades

8 table-knives

8 cheese-knives

in a modern mahogany-finish canteen weighable silver 101oz 15dwt, 3,165gr (58)

£2,500-3,500

2497

A William IV Silver Table-Service, by William Eaton, London, 1831 and 1835

Fiddle Thread pattern, engraved with a crest below an initial, comprising 12 table-forks

6 dessert-forks

6 teaspoons 46oz 19dwt, 1,460gr (24)

£1,000-1,500

2498

An American Silver Table-Service, by Shreve and Co., San Francisco, First Quarter 20th Century

Norman Hammered pattern, in the Art and Crafts style, each with a modified Fiddle pattern handle, pierced or engraved with an initial, with a hammered finish, comprising 10 table-forks

8 soup-spoons

7 butter-knives

8 dessert-spoons

8 dessert-forks

7 cake-forks

8 teaspoons

8 coffee-spoons and the following with filled handles and silver plate or stainless steel blades

8 table-knives

8 cheese-knives

A three-piece carving-set weighable silver 81oz 4dwt, 2,525gr (83)

£2,000-3,000

2499

A Danish Silver Table-Service, Retailed by I. Knudsen-Jensen and I. Sorensen, Copenhagen, 1922, 1923, 1924 and 1925 each piece with a tapering flower and foliage stamped handle, comprising 6 table-spoons

6 table-forks

4 dessert-spoons

A pickle-fork

A serving-spoon and the following with stainless steel blades

6 table-knives

some in two differing associated black cloth-covered boxes weighable silver 24oz 12dwt, 766gr (24)

£400-600

2500

A French Silver-Gilt Dessert-Service, by Pierre Queillé and Edmond Jamet, Paris, Second Half 19th Century, Fiddle Thread pattern, engraved with initials, comprising 18 dessert-spoons

18 dessert-forks

18 fruit-knives, with filled handles

4 serving-spoons with oval bowls

24 differing teaspoons with baluster finials, unengraved in fitted brass-bound oak canteen with two pull-out trays, Together With six differing silver-gilt teaspoons, French and German the canteen 41.5cm wide, weighable silver 73oz 15dwt, 2,293gr (88)

£1,500-2,500

2501

A French Silver Table-Service, Maker’s Mark PDR, Paris, Late 19th/Early 20th Century

each piece stamped with foliage, engraved with a coat-of-arms, comprising

18 table-spoons

18 table-forks

18 dessert-spoons

18 dessert-forks

17 teaspoons

A pair of serving-spoons

4 serving-spoons, with oval bowls

A pair of sauce-ladles

A soup-ladle

A punch-ladle

A pair of sifting-spoons with shell-shaped bowls

A pair of asparagus-tongs

A pair of sugar-tongs and the following with filled handles and silver attachments

Two differing pairs of small pierced serving-spoons

A pair of small serving spoons with shovel-shaped bowls

A pair of small serving-forks and the following with filled handles and ivory attachments

A pair of fish-servers

A pair of salad-servers in fitted case brass-bound oak canteen, the brass plaque engraved with the same coat-of-arms, with various pull-out trays

Together With a Scottish Queen’s pattern teaspoon the canteen 48.5cm wide, weighable silver 227oz 9dwt, 7,075gr (116)

With non-transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number 5C4PR4Z.

£6,000-8,000

2502

An Elizabeth II Silver Table-Service, by Carr’s of Sheffield Ltd., Sheffield, 2000

Hanoverian pattern, comprising

8 table-spoons

12 table-forks

12 soup-spoons

12 dessert-spoons

12 dessert-forks

12 fish-forks

12 fish-knives

12 fish-forks

12 teaspoons and the following with filled handles and stainless steel attachments

12 table-knives

12 cheese-knives

A three-piece carving-set

A pie-knife

A butter-knife

A cheese-knife

A cake-slice in a fitted mahogany finish canteen with hinged cover and two drawers the canteen 50cm wide, weighable silver 181oz 3dwt, 5,633gr (133)

£5,000-8,000

2503

An Elizabeth II Silver Table-Service, by Harrod’s Ltd. Sheffield, 1988 and 1989

La Regence pattern, comprising 6 table-spoons

12 table-fork

12 soup-spoons

12 fish-forks

12 fish-knives

12 dessert-spoons

12 dessert-forks

12 cake-forks

12 coffee-spoons

A pair of salad-servers and the following with filled handles and stainless steel blades

12 table-knives

12 cheese-knives

12 fruit-knives

2 cheese-knives

2 butter-knives

2 cake-slices

in fitted mahogany finish canteen, with hinged cover and pull-out tray the canteen 45cm wide, weighable silver 210oz 9dwt, 6,545gr (146)

£5,000-8,000

2504

2504

A Swiss Enamelled Silver Singing-Bird Box, With English Import Marks for H. C. Freeman Ltd., London, 1928 shaped oblong and on four stepped and fluted panel feet with engineturned columns above, the top enamelled in the manner of Jean-Antoine Watteau with a scene of an amorous couple and a lute player, in a pastoral landscape, with a central oval compartment similarly enamelled and opening to reveal the automata bird with iridescent feather plumage, the sides each with a similar enamelled panels and further blue enamel panels on an engine-turned ground, with pull mechanism, the base with hinged compartment for the brass bird-form winding key and with a further associated winding key 105mm wide

Provenance: Tennants, 19 November 2009, lot 319.

£4,000-6,000

2505

2505

A Montblanc Meisterstück Silver-Gilt Fountain-Pen, The Clip Numbered MK104692 the barrel and cap each fluted and with plain bands, the threaded cap opens to reveal a bi-colour nib, the base unscrews to reveal an ink cartridge 14.6cm long

£120-180

2506

A Montegrappa Ducale Ball-Point Pen and Rollerball Pen, each with a brown and yellow mottled resin body and rose coloured gilt-metal mounts, the ball-point pen with screw-cap, the cap of the rollerball pen twists to operate the mechanism 14.5cm long and slightly smaller (2)

£100-150

2505

2507

A Queen Anne Silver Counter-Box, Maker’s Mark TK Only, Probably For Thomas Kedder, London, Circa 1705 circular, the pull-off cover stamped with portrait bust of Queen Anne between initials ‘QA’, engraved underneath with initials ‘MS’ 25mm diameter, 4dwt, 5.4gr

£100-150

2508

A Queen Silver-Mounted Tortoiseshell SnuffBox, Apparently Unmarked, Circa 1710 oval, the hinged cover set with an oval silver plaque stamped with a portrait bust of Queen Anne, the tortoiseshell surround with foliage scrolls and shells, the plain sides with reeded borders 84mm wide

£100-150

2509

A Victorian Scottish Silver and PasteMounted Horn Snuff-Mull, Apparently Unmarked, 19th Century the natural ram’s horn with hinged, foliage scroll stamped cover, set with a facetted foiled paste simulating a citrine, the rim engraved with an inscription, applied on one side with a shield with engraved initials approximately 90mm wide

The inscription reads ‘Thomas Mills from J. T. Johnston’ £100-150

2510

A George V Silver and Enamel Combination Paper-Knife and Propelling-Pencil, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1912 the blade tapering, the handle with three slides, heightened with black, blue or red enamel, each sliding to reveal the corresponding pencil 18.7cm closed, gross weight 19dwt, 29gr

£70-100

2511

A Victorian Parcel-Gilt Silver Vinaigrette, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, 1843 shaped oblong, the hinged cover engraved with foliage scrolls centring a vacant gilt plaque, opens to reveal a pierced and engraved foliage and flower grille 40mm wide, 18dwt, 29gr

£120-180

2512

A Russian Silver and Niello Cigarette-Case, by Ivan Futikin, Moscow, 1873 oblong, the hinged cover nielloed with a horse pulling a sled in a rural landscape, within foliage scroll border, the base nielloed with foliage scrolls, the interior gilt 90mm long, gross weight 2oz 4dwt, 68gr

£150-250

2514

A Russian Silver and Niello Snuff-Box, Cyrillic Makers Mark, Probably Moscow, 1866 oblong, the hinged cover engraved and nielloed with a cityscape within foliage scrolls, the base engine-turned and with a similar foliage border, the interior gilt 85mm, gross weight 3oz 14dwt, 116gr

£120-180

2513

A Collection of Assorted Russian Silver, Silver-Gilt and Niello comprising a tapering cylindrical beaker, Moscow, 1836, 54mm high; a pair of Fiddle pattern sugar-tongs, Moscow, 1866, 13.5cm long; a pair of spoons, each nielloed with a building and with a twisted handle, apparently Moscow, 1886, 14cm long and a further similar spoon, Moscow, 1873, 13.5cm long gross weight 5oz 18dwt, 184gr (5)

£100-150

2515

A Set of Three Russian Silver-Gilt and Enamel Spoons, With Indistinct Cyrillic Maker’s Name, Moscow, 1882-1899 each oval bowl with vari-coloured enamel flowers and foliage on a textured ground, the handle tapering with further enamelled 13.7cm long, gross weight 2oz 6dwt, 72gr (3)

£120-180

2516

A Louis XIV or Louis XV Silver Butterfield-Dial, Signed ‘Butterfield a Paris’, Apparently Further Marked with French Décharge, Late 17th/Early 18th Century elongated octagonal and with folding bird gnomon which adjusts for differing latitudes, front engraved with chapter rings, alternatingly engraved with Roman or Arabic numerals and with foliage embellishments, with recessed compass, the back engraved with the names of European cities and their latitude, with fitted shagreen-covered and velvet-lined case with silver beading, with a contemporary manuscript note

80mm wide

£1,500-2,500

2516 (note accompanying the lot)

2517

A Dutch Silver Tea-Caddy, Maker’s Mark Apparently Lacking, 1902 tapering oblong and on four ball feet, with beaded borders and engraved with foliage and scrolls, the hinged cover with ebonised turned-wood finial

10.5cm high, gross weight 9oz 2dwt, 284gr

£150-250

2518

A French Parcel-Gilt Silver Scent-Bottle, Maker’s Mark Apparently Lacking, Second Half 19th Century tapering oval and on spreading foot, the sides cast with trailing silver foliage on a textured gilt ground, the hinged cover cast with foliage and with a figural finial, the silvergilt stopper with drop-ring handle

11.6cm high, 2oz, 62gr

£120-180

2519

A German Silver Bowl, by H. J. Wilm, Berlin, 20th Century tapering circular and with an overall hammered finish 16 cm diameter, 7oz 2dwt, 221gr

£150-250

2520

A German Silver Casket, by Georg Roth and Co., Hanau, Late 19th/Early 20th Century

celebrating the triumph of Napoleon Bonaparte, oblong and on four cast eagle feet, the front chased with a scene of Napoleon receiving the keys to Vienna, after the painting by Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson, now at the Palace of Versailles, the back with a further elaborate view of Napoleon, each within military trophies and figures, the short ends chased with the coat-of-arms of Napoleon, the hinged cover with a finial cast as Napoleon on horseback, the interior gilt

36.5cm wide, 93oz 6dwt, 2,903gr

£2,500-3,500

2521

An American Silver-Mounted and Copper-Lined Leather Three-Handled Cup, by Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island, With English Import Marks of Gorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, 1905 the tapering copper-lined leather body with three angular leather handles, each terminating in a scrolling foot, with a silver rim and one side applied with a vacant silver shield 22.6cm high £200-300

2522

An American Silver Dish, by Tiffany and Co., New York, With English Import Marks for Wakely and Wheeler, London, 1943 shaped oval and with pierced flower engraved latticework and with shell and rocaille-cast border 28cm wide, 16oz, 498gr

£300-500

2523

A Dutch Silver Model of a Grain Elevator, ‘Stadsgraanzuiger’, by Hubert Hooykaas, Schoonhoven, 1955 realistically modelled, the oblong hull with a central superstructure surrounded by various pipes and tubes, the deck with assorted machinery 15.6cm long, 16cm high, 13oz 6dwt, 413gr

£300-500

2524

A German Silver Model of a Pheasant, by Neresheimer, Hanau, With English Import Marks for Berthold Hermann Muller, London, 1913 realistically modelled and chased with feathers, with raised wings 43cm long, 23oz 9dwt, 730gr

Provenance: Chatsworth: The Attic Sale, 5-7 October 2010, lot 1325. £700-1,000

2526

A Pair of Persian Silver Three-Light Candleabra, With Arabic Marks, Probably First Half 20th Century, Further Later Marked With English Import Marks for London, 2015 each on shaped square base and with four tapering and part-fluted feet, the stem fluted tapering and with two scroll arms, each terminating in a tapering socket, with a further central socket, overall chased and engraved with foliage scrolls on a textured ground 32cm high, 45oz 14dwt, 1,421gr (2)

£1,000-1,500

2525

A Channel Islands Silver Christening-Cup, by Jean le Page, Guernsey, Dated 1802

tapering cylindrical and on slightly spreading short foot, with two beaded loop handles, engraved ‘I*B Ne le 17e Octobre 1802’

11.5cm wide over handles, 4oz 3dwt, 129gr

£300-500

2527

An Austrian Silver Second-Course Dish, Maker’s Mark Probably JD, Vienna, Post 1922

shaped circular and with foliage-tied reeded border, engraved with a coat-of-arms

30.2cm diameter, 22oz 5dwt, 692gr

£500-800

2528

A Danish Silver and Hardstone Butter-Dish, Cover and Butter-Knife, by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, The Butter Dish 1922, The Knife 1923, With English Import Marks for London, 1922-1923, Designed by Georg Jensen, Model 44

tapering circular and on an integral stand and with four ball feet, with fluted borders, the detachable cover applied with reddish hardstone cabochons among chased and cast foliage, the knife tapering and chased with foliage and flowers at the terminal the stand 17.5cm diameter, gross weight 14oz 14dwt, 458gr

£3,000-5,000

2529

A Pair of Danish Silver Candlesticks, by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 1945-1977, Designed by Harald Nielsen, Model 747B each circular and with a short stepped stem 60mm diameter, 2oz 5dwt, 70gr (2)

£100-150

A Danish Silver Centrepiece-Bowl, by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 1924, With English Import Marks for London, 1923-1924, Designed by Georg Jensen, Probably Model 296 oval and with conforming fruiting-vine applied and lobed base, each end with hinged pendant fruiting vines below the flaring rim 37.2cm wide, 58oz 1dwt, 1,831gr

£3,000-5,000

2531

A Matched Pair of Danish Silver Dessert-Stands, by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, One 1922 and One 1924, With English Import Marks for London, 1922 and 1924, Designed by Georg Jensen, Model 264 each tapering bowl with pendant fruiting vines below, on a spreading foot and with twisted and lobed pedestal stem

27.2cm high and very slightly smaller, 70oz 10dwt, 2,192gr (2)

£4,000-6,000

2532

A Danish Silver Dish, by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, With English Import Marks for London, 1929, Designed by Georg Jensen, Model 2B Blossom pattern, oval and on collet foot, the sides with openwork blossom motifs

13.3cm wide, 3oz 4dwt, 100gr

£120-180

2533

A Pair of Danish Silver Salad-Servers, by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, with English Import Marks for London, 1931, Pattern Number 21 each with openwork berried terminal and hammered finish

16.5cm long, 3oz 13dwt, 115gr (2) £100-150

2534

A Three-Piece Danish Silver Coffee-Service, by A. Dragsted, Copenhagen, 1918 each piece tapering and chased with foliage and flowers, comprising a coffee-pot, with ivory-insulated handle and finial; a creamjug and a sugar-bowl the coffee-pot 21.5cm high, total gross weight 26oz 19dwt, 839gr (3)

With non-transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number LA65S4A7. £600-800

2535

A Danish Silver Serving-Spoon, by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, With English Import Marks for London, 1994, Numbered 24 of 500 the looped handle part beaded, with oval bowl 14.5cm long, 1oz 2dwt, 34gr

£70-100

A George III or George IV Silver Three-Section Mirror-Plateau, Apparently Unmarked, Circa 1820 oblong and with rounded corners, with a palmette-heightened gadrooned border and on beaded scroll-capped paw feet, in a metalbound oak case with two carry handles and various pull-out trays the mirror-plateau 129cm long £600-800

A Pair of Edward VII Silver Entree-Dishes and Covers, by Hawksworth, Eyre and Co. Ltd., London, 1905 each shaped square, the covers engraved with a ‘C’ cypher, one with detachable handle, one handle lacking 25.5cm square, 80oz 6dwt, 2,498gr (2) £1,500-2,500

2538

A Victorian Silver-Mounted Cut-Glass Claret-Jug, The Silver Mounts by John Thomas Heath and John Hartshorne Middleton, Birmingham, 1896

the tapering cut-glass body with plain silver mounts, with an angular handle, the flat hinged cover engraved with initials 20cm high

£100-150

2539

2540

An Edward VII Silver-Mounted Cut-Glass Claret-Jug, The Silver Mounts by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield, 1905 the glass body hob-nail cut and tapering, with plain silver mounts and angular handle, the hinged cover plain flat 18.5cm high

£100-150 2538

A Victorian Silver Tankard, by Elkington and Co., Birmingham, 1865 tapering cylindrical and on spreading base, with husk borders, the hinged, slightly domed cover with an openwork thumbpiece, with an angular handle, later engraved with an inscription 18.8m high, 20oz 3dwt, 626gr

The inscription reads ‘Cold Hatton Pigeon Club 1885 Won By’.

£500-800

2541

A Victorian Parcel-Gilt Silver Egg-Cruet With a Set of Four Associated Egg-Spoons, The Egg Cruet by George Richards Elkington, London, 1867, The Spoons by John, Edward, Walter and John Barnard, London, 1869

the stand circular and with beaded border, with overhead beaded loop handle and engraved with gilt-heightened foliage, with four conforming egg-cups, the spoons beaded and engraved with foliage, the handle engraved with a cypher and a crest, the other pieces engraved with the same crest

16.5cm high, 22oz 18dwt, 712gr

£600-800

2542

A Victorian Silver Container, by Joseph Braham, London, 1886, Retailed by Millar Wilkinson, St Michael’s Alley, Cornhill oval and with drop-ring handle and beak-form spout

80mm wide over handle, 4oz 10dwt, 140gr

£100-150

2543

A Victorian Silver-Gilt Sweetmeat Basket, by Francis Boone Thomas, London, 1887 shaped oval and on foliage and flower-cast openwork base, the sides pierced with scrolls and below a cast foliage and flower border

19.3cm long, 8oz 2dwt, 252gr

£200-300

2544

A Victorian Silver Chamber-Candlestick, by Henry Wigfull, Sheffield, 1894 in the George III style, the base circular and with reeded rim, with leafcapped scroll handle which supports the tapering conical extinguisher, the baluster socket with detachable reeded nozzle 18cm wide over handle, 10oz 7dwt, 323gr

£300-500

2545

A Victorian Silver Inkstand, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1898 oblong and on four scroll and foliage-capped paw feet, the border engraved with palmettes and scrolls, each side with a pen-rest, with two silver-mounted cut-glass bottles and a central box with Sphinx-cast finial, engraved with a coat-of-arms and an inscription 31cm wide, weighable silver 41oz 5dwt, 1,283gr

The inscription reads ‘Presented to the Right Honourable The Earl of Crewe by the Tenants of his Estate at Bawtry Austerfield & Scrooby and by Residents in These Townships on the Occasion of his Marriage 20th April 1899’

£1,000-1,500

2546

A Victorian Silver Inkstand, by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1899 oblong and on four fluted tapering feet, with reeded rim and a pen rest on each side, with two oval inkwells, each with hinged cover with baluster finial, later engraved with an inscription 22.5cm wide, weight of silver 22oz 6dwt, 694gr

The inscriptions read ‘To Commemorate His 25th Year as Their County Commissioner 1944’ and ‘Presented to Captain W. J. Coates, O.B.E., D.L., J.P., by the Scouts of the N.R. of Yorkshire’.

£500-800

2548

An Irish Silver Tray, by Royal Irish Silver Co., Dublin, 1971 shaped oval and with foliage and branch-cast border and with two integral handles 41.5cm wide over handles, 32oz 5dwt, 1,004gr

£800-1,200

2547

An Edward VII Silver Salver, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1906 in the George II style, shaped circular and on three fluted tapering panel feet, with shell-heightened moulded border, engraved with initials 39.2cm diameter, 42oz 16dwt, 1,332gr

£1,000-1,500

2549

An Edward VII Silver Salver, by Thomas Bradbury and Sons Ltd., London, 1904 shaped circular and on four ball and claw feet, with gadrooned border and engraved with a crest 23.5cm diameter, 13oz 7dwt, 416gr

£250-350

2550

A George VI Silver Five-Light Candelabrum, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1946 on square base with gadrooned border and foliage corners, the fluted stem terminates in a Corinthian capital, with four scroll branches with similar sockets and detachable gadrooned nozzle, the base with an indistinct inscription, the base filled 47cm high, weighable silver 35oz 8dwt, 1,102gr

£1,000-1,500

2551

A Pair of George V Silver Candlesticks, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1920 each on stepped and beaded square base, the fluted stems terminating in Corinthian capital, with beaded nozzle, filled 30cm high (2)

£250-350

2552

A Pair of Edward VII Silver Candlesticks, by Hawksworth, Eyre and Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1906 each on square base with a gadrooned border and foliage-stamped corners, the fluted stems terminate in a Corinthian capital with detachable gadrooned nozzle, filled 24cm high (2)

£250-350

2553

A Pair of Edward VII Silver Sauceboats, by Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1902, Retailed by Wilson and Gill, 139 Regent Street in the George III style, each oval and on three shellcapped fluted feet, with gadrooned border and overhead leaf-capped handle 19cm long, 20oz 3dwt, 626gr (2)

£400-600

2555

A Graduated Set of Three George VI Silver Mugs, by Wakely and Wheeler, London, Two 1944 and One 1945 each tapering cylindrical and on spreading base, with loop handle one 11cm high and two 9cm high, 32oz 4dwt, 1,001gr (3)

£800-1,200

2554

A Cased Set of Three Victorian Silver-Mounted Glass Flasks, by Andrew Barrett and Sons, London, 1900 each rounded triangular and with domed screw cap, in fitted leather case with strap the flasks each 13.5cm high

£100-150

2556

A George VI Silver Mug, by A. E. Jones, Birmingham, 1937 commemorating Queen Elizabeth I, tapering and on stepped spreading foot, with angular handle, applied with a ribbon emblazoned ‘Elizabeth Regina 1601’ and below the royal cypher 13cm high, 12oz 1dwt, 375gr

£250-350

2557

An Edward VII Silver Chalice and Paten, by Montague Fordham Ltd., For The Artificers Guild, London, 1905

the bowl tapering and on spreading foot, the stem centrally knopped and applied with differing foliage stamped lozenges and with twisted wire borders, the circular paten with twisted wire border and applied with a cross, heightened with gilt-shells, with an overall hammered finish

the chalice 20.3cm high, the paten 14cm diameter, total weight 14oz 1dwt, 437gr (2)

£1,000-1,500

2558

A George V Irish Silver Pedestal-Bowl, by Wakely and Wheeler, Dublin, 1912 the bowl tapering cylindrical and on spreading foot, the elongated tapering stem with openwork foliage knops top and bottom, with an overall hammered finish 29cm high, 19cm diameter, 26oz 3dwt, 814gr

£700-1,000

2559

An Edward VIII Silver Bowl, by Guild of Handicraft, London, 1936 in the form of a font cup, the shallow circular bowl with reeded rim, on a spreading foot with twisted-ribbon heightened stem, with an overall hammered finish

12.3cm diameter, 4cm high, 6oz 15dwt, 210gr

£120-180

2560

An Edward VII Silver Sweetmeat-Dish, by James Wakely and Frank Clarke Wheeler, London, 1905 in the Charles II style, shaped circular and stamped with stylised flowers and foliage below scrolls, with two fluted shell-cast handles 25cm wide over handles, 9oz 7dwt, 290gr

£150-250

2562

A George V Silver Porringer, by A. E. Jones, Birmingham, 1913 in the George I style, the bowl bombé circular, with an openwork spatulate handle 17cm wide over handle, 7oz 17dwt, 244gr

2561

An Elizabeth II Silver Canister, by Alfred Dunhill and Sons, London, 1962

tapering cylindrical and on spreading foot, the pull-off cover with baluster finial, engraved underneath with an inscription 14cm diameter, 16oz 16dwt, 522gr

The inscription reads ‘C. M-C Member of Stock Exchange London 1912-1964’

£400-600

£150-250

2563

A George V Silver Table-Bell, by Richard Comyns, London, 1927 in the 18th century style, tapering, the lower body of the bell facetted, below applied foliage, with baluster handle, the foot engraved with a presentation inscription 13cm high, 9oz 14dwt, 301gr

The inscription reads ‘CC 8 Oct 1906-1931 CF and CN’ £200-300

2564

A George V Silver, Enamel and Specimen Amethyst Centrepiece, by Herbert Charles Lambert, London, 1912 the silver base irregularly formed to fit the specimen amethyst, applied on one side with the enamel coat-of-arms of Coates and on the other with the badge of the Royal Yacht Squadron, engraved copiously overall with facsimile signatures, on glass base, in fitted brass-bound mahogany case with fall front, the hinged cover with a brass plaque engraved ‘R.Y.S. “Amethyst” Sir Edward Coates M.P.’ the centrepiece 35cm wide, the case 45cm wide, gross weight of silver 53oz 8dwt, 1,661gr

Provenance:

Presented to Sir Edward Coates, 1st Baronet (1853-1921) by Members of Parliament and other friends who has stayed with him on board S.Y. “Amethyst” R.Y.S. for weekends during parliamentary sessions.

£1,500-2,500

2565

A Four-Piece George V Silver Tea-Service With a Tray En Suite, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1926, 1928, 1930 and 1931 each piece tapering oval and on a slightly spreading foot, engraved with foliage, comprising a teapot; a hot-water jug, each with an ivory insulated handle; a cream-jug and a sugar-bowl, the tray oval and with integral handles the tray 64cm wide, total gross weight 154oz, 4,789gr (5)

With non-transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number YRTBVTBS.

£4,000-6,000

2566

A Three-Piece Edward VII Silver Tea-Service, by William Comyns, London, 1907 in the George III style, each piece tapering and with fluted lower body and on spreading foot, with gadrooned rim, comprising a teapot, with wood handle and finial; a cream-jug and a sugar-bowl the teapot 30.5cm wide over handle, total gross weight 55oz 16dwt, 1,735gr (3)

£1,200-1,800

2567

An Edward VII Silver Rose-Bowl, by Elkington and Co., Birmingham, 1907

in the form of an early 18th century monteith, tapering cylindrical and on spreading foot, the sides lobed and with lion mask-cast drop-ring handles, with shaped putto rim, on ebonised wood plinth and with a metal grill the bowl 28.5cm diameter, 27.5cm high including plinth, weight of silver 71oz 18dwt, 2,236gr

£2,500-3,500

2568

A George V Silver Fourteen-Piece Fruit-Service, by Viners Ltd., Sheffield, 1932 and 1934 each piece pierced with foliage scrolls and flowers, comprising a serving bowl; six individual bowls, each with cranberry glass liner; a servingspoon and six individual spoons the serving bowl 26cm diameter, 13cm high, weight of silver 65oz 8dwt, 2,034gr (14)

£2,000-3,000

2570

A Three-Piece George VI Silver Condiment-Set, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1943 each piece in the George II style, bombé circular and on three lionmask capped paw feet, with gadrooned border, comprising a pair of salt-cellars, with gilt interiors and a mustard-pot, with blue glass liner; Together With a cased three-piece Art Deco style condiment-set, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1932 the case 22cm wide, total weight of silver 23oz 8dwt, 728gr (qty)

£500-800

2569

An Elizabeth II Silver-Coffee Pot, by C. F. Hancock and Co., London, 1963 in the George II style, tapering cylindrical and on a spreading foot, the hinged cover with baluster finial, with wood handle, engraved underneath with initials and date 23.5cm high, gross weight 29oz 14dwt, 924gr

£700-1,000

2571

A George V Silver-Mounted Dressing-Table Mirror, by British Metallising Co. Ltd., London, 1929 oblong and with an arched top, with an overall engine-turned finish, with an ebonised composition easel-back 35.5cm high by 23.5cm wide

£300-500

2572

A Pair of George VI Silver Sauceboats and Stands, by Roberts and Belk, Sheffield, 1949, Designed by A. C. Clarke, Retailed by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London in the modernist style, tapering oval and with double loop handle, the stands conforming, with an overall hammered finish the stands 19.5cm wide, 33oz 12dwt, 1,046gr (2)

£1,000-1,500

2573

A George VI Silver Vase, by Edward Barnard and Sons Ltd., London, 1938, Retailed by Ogdens, London and Harrogate in the modernist style, tapering cylindrical and on a spreading base with incised lines and angular ornament, the rim partfluted, with an overall hammered finish 30cm high, 27oz 13dwt, 860gr

£700-1,000

2574

A Pair of Silver Sauceboats, Unidentified Maker’s Mark PW, Second Half 20th Century each shallow oval and on collet foot, with overhead angular handle and an overall hammered finish 21.5cm long, 9oz 5dwt, 287gr

£150-250

2575

An Elizabeth II Silver Cup and Cover, by Toye, Kenning and Spencer, London, 1978 in the modernist style, commemorating the martyrdom of King Edward in 978, cylindrical and on spreading foot, with angular handles, the lower body with angular textured ornament, the cover with engraved inscription and textured finial 17cm high, 9oz 10dwt, 296gr

The inscription reads ‘To The Memory of King Edward the Martyr Slain at Corfe Castle AD978’, £200-300

2576

A Pair of Elizabeth II Silver Goblets, by Warwickshire Reproduction Silver, Birmingham, 1974 each bowl tapering and on spreading foot, the stem with textured finish 90mm high, 7oz 5dwt, 226gr (2)

£150-250

2577

An Elizabeth II Silver Rose-Bowl, Maker’s Mark MG, Birmingham, 1965 tapering cylindrical and with a flaring rim, with an angular pierced detachable grille 15.5cm diameter, 10oz 6dwt, 321gr

£250-350

2578

An Elizabeth II Silver-Cased Carriage Timepiece, The Case Maker’s Mark TC, London, 1977, The Movement by Charles Frodsham, London, Number 116 From a Limited Edition to commemorate Queen’s silver jubilee, oblong and on spreading base, the corners with figure cast columns, the top with a hinged crown-cast handle, the white enamel face with Roman numerals, with a silver winding key 11cm high

£200-300

2579

An Elizabeth II Fourteen-Piece Silver Punch-Set, by C. J. Vander Ltd., London, 1971

each piece tapering and on a textured spreading base, comprising a punch-bowl; a set of twelve cups and a punch-ladle, the inside or bowl of each gilt

the punch-bowl 28cm diameter, 17.5cm high, the cups each 70mm high, the punch-ladle 35.5cm long, 120oz 5dwt, 3,741gr (14)

£4,000-6,000

2580

A Set of Six Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Goblets, by A. T. Cannon Ltd., Sheffield, 1979

tapering cylindrical and on spreading base, with reeded knopped stem 15cm high, 37oz 2dwt, 1,152gr (6)

£1,000-1,500

2581

An Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Novelty-Egg, by Stuart Devlin, London, 1972, Number 92 From a Limited Edition of 300 ovoid and with an overall textured finish, opens to reveal a joker, en tremblant, in fitted black leather-covered case and with numbered booklet the egg 75mm high, gross weight 6oz 5dwt, 194gr, the case 11cm long

£150-250

2582

Two Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Cups, by Stuart Devlin, London, One 1973 and One 1977 each with tapering silver bowl, on silvergilt openwork figure foot, the interiors gilt; Together With a similar napkin-ring, by Stuart Devlin, London, 1974 the cups 61mm high, total weight 5oz, 155gr (3)

£120-180

2583

An Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver and Enamel Novelty Present, by Stuart Devlin, London, 1976, Number 213 From a Limited Edition cylindrical and with overall textured finish, the top with applied and enamelled holly leaf and berries, opens to reveal the three wise men, standing beside a part-enamelled palm tree 70mm high, total gross weight 5oz 17dwt, 181gr

£150-250

2584

A Set of Eight Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Goblets, by Stuart Devlin, London, 1973 each with a tapering bowl and a textured spiral-cast silver-gilt stem, with an overall hammered finish 16cm high, 56oz 7dwt, 1,752gr (8)

£2,000-3,000

2585

Two Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Goblets, by Stuart Devlin, London, One 1974 and One 1976 each with tapering bowl and on spreading foot, the gilt stems with textured finish, with an overall hammered finish 15.5cm high and slightly smaller, 14oz 1dwt, 437gr (2)

£400-600

2586

Two Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Goblets, by Stuart Devlin, London, One 1977 and One 1978, Each Number 314 From a Limited Edition produced for the Royal Agricultural Society, each with a plain tapering bowl, the silvergilt stems with textured finish, the stem of the first with a cast bull the stem of the second with a cast ram, each in a fitted case the goblets 15.2cm high, 12oz 16dwt, 399gr, the cases 20cm wide (2) £400-600

An Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Sauce-Ladle, by Stuart Devlin, London, 1976 the silver-gilt handle tapering and parttextured with silver plain oval bowl

16.5cm long, 2oz 5dwt, 71gr

£70-100

2588

An Elizabeth II Parcel-Gilt Silver Porringer, by Stuart Devlin, London, 1982, Number 182 From a Limited Edition to commemorate the christening of Prince William, tapering cylindrical, the lower body gilt and cast with lily pads and flowers, with two scroll handles, engraved underneath with an inscription commemorating the event 10.7cm wide over handles, 60mm high, 4oz 16dwt, 149gr

£120-180

2589

An Elizabeth II Silver and Silver-Gilt Chess-Set, Maker’s Mark MJJ, Birmingham, Circa 2000

each piece of conventional form, one set silver-gilt and one set silver, the bases possibly filled, the board opens to reveal compartments for storage the board 47cm square, gross weight of silver 69oz 16dwt, 2,172gr (32)

£600-800

2590

A Cased Set of Elizabeth II Silver ‘100 Greatest Masterpieces’ Medals, The Medals Sealed in Original Packaging, Attributed to John Pinches, London, Circa 1977

each circular, the front stamped with a depiction of a masterpiece, the back with the name and date of the work of art, each in original packaging and with information booklet, with mahogany finish case with six fitted drawers and a further storage drawer the case 52cm wide, the medals unweighed but total estimated weight 212oz 4dwt, 6,600gr (100)

£5,000-8,000

2591

An Elizabeth II Silver Model of a Horse, by C. J. Vander, London, 1977 realistically modelled and textured to simulate hair

28cm long, 20cm high, 60oz 7dwt, 1,877gr

£1,500-2,500

2592

An Elizabeth II Silver-Mounted Wood Gavel and Stand, by Padgham and Putland Ltd., London, 1989 the mahogany finish stand oval, the gavel with tapering handle, the silver mounts on each pierced with a repeating ‘G’ cypher over a blue felt ground, in gilt-tooled blue leathercovered fitted case the stand 24cm wide

Provenance:

Formerly in the collection of Glaxo Group, later GSK, at North Mymms Park.

Sold as part of the contents 17 and 18 April 2018.

£100-150

SOLD ON BEHALF OF THE JOINT ADMINISTRATORS OF MOUNT ST MARY'S COLLEGE & BARLBOROUGH HALL SCHOOL, DERBYSHIRE (LOTS 2593-2624)

2593

An Elizabeth II Silver-Gilt and Multi-Gem Set Monstrance, by Leslie Gordon Durbin, London, 1968 the tapering base set with eleven baroque pearls in a cross formation, rising to a central knop, the knop inset with four rings, one an old cut diamond three stone, in white claw settings, one an old cut diamond cluster ring, in white claw settings, one with a round cabochon opal, in a yellow rubbed over settings, and another with a round cabochon blue stone within a border of old cut diamonds, in white claw and millegrain settings, the central holder glazed front and back and within rays, with an overall hammered finish, the stem textured above and below the knop 38.5cm high, gross weight 34oz 6dwt, 1,066gr

Provenance:

Presented to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield on 25 July 1969, by Miss Pinnington and Arthur Pinnington (OM 1917) in memory of their mother.

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

£3,000-5,000

2594

An Elizabeth II Diamond-Set Silver-Gilt Chalice, by F. Osborne and Co. Ltd., London, 1956 the bowl tapering and on circular foot, the stem with central knop with twisted wire border and set with a round brilliant cut diamond, the base engraved with a cross centred by an old cut diamond, engraved underneath with an inscription 15.5cm high, gross weight 11oz 14dwt, 364gr

The inscription reads ‘In Thanksgiving to the Sacred Heart 15 August 1956’ £1,000-1,500

2595

A George VI Silver-Gilt Chalice and an Associated Paten, by Blunt and Wray Ltd., London, 1940, The Paten Possibly 17th Century the bowl tapering cylindrical and on hexagonal foot with slightly stepped base, with conforming reeded knop, the base engraved with a cross, engraved underneath with a Latin inscription, the associated paten plain circular, engraved with the Christogram with bleeding heart below and within rays the chalice 17.6cm high, the paten 10.6cm diameter, total weight 14oz 3dwt, 439gr

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

The inscription reads ‘Ora Pro Animabus Thomae Phillipson et Huius Calicis Donatricis’ which roughly translates as ‘Pray for the Souls of Thomas Phillipson and the Giver of this Chalice’. £500-800

2597

2593-2624)

2596

An Edward VIII Silver Chalice, by Blunt and Wray Ltd., London, 1936 the bowl tapering cylindrical, on slightly domed and stepped baes, engraved with a cross, the stem with a stepped baluster knop, engraved underneath with an inscription 19cm high, 14oz 18dwt, 463gr

The inscription reads ‘To Fr. P. Hobart, S.J., 25 Years a Priest 24th September, 1936, From the Catholics of Gorebridge’ £400-600

An Elizabeth II Silver Chalice, by A. E. Jones, Birmingham, 1966, Retailed by Dunstan Church Craft the tapering cylindrical bowl with foliage applied lower section, on hexafoil base with twisted wire border, the stem with central lobed and openwork knop, the base engraved on one side with an inscription and on the other with a cross 19cm high, 19oz 2dwt, 595gr

Provenance:

Presented to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield by the Gill family in 1966.

Literature:

Probably photographed in ‘The Mountaineer’, July 1967, p. 27. Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated, with a paten, now lacking.

The inscription reads ‘To The Spinkhill Community From the Gill Family September 1966’. £600-800

2598

A George VI Silver Chalice, by F. Osborne and Co. Ltd., London, 1941 the bowl tapering circular and on a spreading foot, with a centrally knopped stem, the base engraved with a cross, engraved underneath with a Latin inscription 18cm high, 7oz 14dwt, 239gr

Provenance:

Made from a cricket trophy won by Dr J. M. Brennan (OM 1870) on his death in 1941 and presented by his widow to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield in 1941.

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated, with an associated paten, now lacking.

The inscription reads ‘Orate Pro Anima Joseph Mariae Brennan’ which roughly translates as ‘Pray for the Soul of Joseph Mary Brennan’. £200-300

2599

A George VI Silver Chalice, by Blunt and Wray Ltd., London, 1938 the lower part of the tapering cylindrical bowl with foliage and tracery decoration, the hexafoil stem with openwork sides and with a centrally knopped stem, the knop lobed and decorated with letters and with tracery and foliage above and below, the base engraved with a cross and an inscription 21cm high, 18oz 8dwt, 572gr

Provenance:

Presented to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield by the wife of Maurice Nolan, R.A.F. in 1940, following his death in action in Norway on 12 November 1940.

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated, with a paten, now lacking.

The inscription reads ‘This Chalice is Presented to the Mount by the Loving Wife of Squadron Leader Maurice Nolan, R.A.F. (22) Killed in Action in Norway 12th April 1940, Aged 27 Sacred Heart of Jesus Have Mercy on Him. To the Greater Glory of God & in Memory of a Gallant Mount Boy’.

£600-800

2601

A George VI Silver Chalice, by F. Osborne and Co. Ltd., London, 1940 the bowl tapering cylindrical, on a hexagonal base with an openwork border, applied on one side with a cross, the stem with central knop with openwork above and below, with beaded and foliage borders, engraved underneath with an inscription 22.5cm high, 26oz 17dwt, 836gr

The inscription reads ‘A.M.D.G. Barlborough Hall 1941’

£1,000-1,500

2600

An Elizabeth II Multi-Gem Set Silver Chalice, Apparently Unmarked, Dated 1944 decorated with a graduated old cut diamond five stone ring, in yellow claw settings and a graduated oval cut sapphire and old cut diamond five stone ring, with rose cut diamond accents, in yellow claw settings 19.7cm high, gross weight 18oz 13dwt, 580gr

£700-1,000

(LOTS 2593-2624)

2602

An Important George V Irish ‘Gem’-Set Gold Chalice, by Edmond Johnson Ltd., Dublin, 1918 the bowl tapering cylindrical and on tapering base, the base cast with saints, within Celtic knot borders and further applied with a Crucifix and applied with various colour cabochon stones, the stem with rose diamond band and a central knop, the bowl and stem engraved with Celtic knots, centring on one side of the bowl the crest of Mount St Mary’s, Spinkhill, the base engraved with a Latin inscription, applied underneath with a stone-set cross and copiously engraved with names 24.5cm high, gross weight 45oz 3dwt, 1,404gr

Literature:

The design for the chalice used as the frontispiece in ‘The Mountaineer’, May 1918, a photograph of the names engraved underneath appear in a later issue of the same publication. Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated, with a paten, now lacking.

The inscription reads ‘A.M.D.G. et in honorem B.V.M. dono parentum amicorum que eorum qui huius collegii olim alumni pro patria occubuere in bello Europe ensi 1914-19, quorum nomina subtus incisa coinspicies hunc calicuem in perennem memoriam conficiendum curavit Daniel O’Neill Rector’ which roughly translates as ‘For The Greater Glory of God and in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a gift to parents, friends, and those who were once alumni of this college who died for their country in the European war of 1914-19, whose names are engraved underneath, you will see this chalice made in perpetual memory by the Rector Daniel O’Neill

£70,000-100,000

2603

An Edward VII Gold Chalice, by Carl Krall, London, 1905, 18ct the bowl tapering cylindrical and on spreading hexafoil base, the base engraved with the crucifixion and engraved with fleur-de-lys at the corners, the stem with twisted wire borders and with a central knop engraved with symbols, engraved underneath with a Latin inscription 20cm high, 26oz 10dwt, 825gr

Provenance:

This chalice was made to the order of Miss Elizabeth Smith of Sunderland for Father Mark Habell, a retired master of St. Cuthbert’s Grammar School, Newcastle. He bequeathed it to Provost William Vincent-Smith who in turn passed it on to Canon John Lithgow Vincent-Smith (O.M. 1910) who presented it to Mount St. Mary’s, Spinkhill, Sheffield, in memory of Major and Mrs Vincent-Smith.

Literature: Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

The inscription reads ‘Marco Habell D.D. Elizabeth Smith MCMVI Pro Eis Ora’. £40,000-60,000

2605

2604

An American Silver-Gilt and Multi-Gem Set Chalice, by W. J. Feeley Co., Providence, Rhode Island, Dated 1913 the bowl tapering cylindrical, engraved with foliage and an inscription, on hexagonal base decorated with oval and sugarloaf cabochon amethysts, applied on one side with a split pearl crescent motif above an oval plaque depicting the Virgin Mary, the other side applied with a split pearl, old cut diamond and ruby cross, all within foliage scrolls, engraved underneath with an inscription 23.7cm high, gross weight 18oz 12dwt, 579gr

The inscription underneath reads ‘Presented to Rev. Joseph Head S.J. in Memory of James and Mary Brown May 1, 1913’.

£600-800

Three Silver Mount St Mary’s College Silver Medals, Apparently Unmarked, One Dated 1870, Another Dated 1930 and One Undated the front stamped with Madonna enthroned, within an inscription, the back stamped with the south elevation of the school, within a further inscription, one engraved with the date ‘1870’ and one engraved with the date ‘1930’, each in fitted leather-covered base, one gilt tooled and another gilt tooled with the date ‘1870’ the medals 55mm diameter, 8oz 6dwt, 258gr (3)

£120-180

2606

A French Gilt-Plated and Paste-Set Monstrance, Supplied by Maurice van Poulle, 260 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, Dated 1937 the central glazed compartment within eighteen cut pastes and with shaped oval plaques with engraved scenes, surrounded by foliage and rays, all below a cruciform finial, on a similarly decorated base and with reeded and foliage stamped knop, engraved underneath with an inscription

28.5cm high

Provenance:

Presented by Father Michael Cullen to Dalkeith circa 1937. Presumably transferred to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, by Father Hobart in 1944.

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

The inscription reads ‘Ora Pro M. Cullen S. J. (Dalkeith 1922-1937)’.

£300-500

2607

An Edward VII Silver-Gilt, Multi-Gem Set, Enamel and Cameo-Mounted Chalice and Paten, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1905, Designed by Father Daniel Shea, The Gems, Enamels and Cameos Applied by Miss Appleton the knop decorated with five round opal cabochons and a ruby and diamond cluster arranged in a star formation, and the base overlaid with a stylised cross set throughout with old cut diamonds the chalice 20.3cm high, the paten 14cm diameter, total gross weight 34oz 14dwt, 1,079gr

Provenance:

This chalice is one of five copies made of one owned by Bishop Thomas W. Wilkinson of Hexham and Newcastle, used for a time at Ushaw. This example was made for Father George Henry Cobb, once a Curate at St. Mary’s, Burnley and later a parish priest at St. Edmund’s, Little Hulton. The chalice was bequeathed to Father Aloysius Guinan (O.M. 1911) who presented it to Mount St. Marys, Spinkhill, Sheffield. The cameo was given to Miss Ada Ann Appleton by Miss Nolan of Leeds. The various gems were originally owned by Miss Appleton and to Father Cobb’s mother, they were set into the chalice by Miss Appleton, a jeweller in Burnley and a friend of Father Cobb’s sister.

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated. £3,000-5,000

2608

A Victorian ‘Gem’ and Enamel Set Chalice and Paten, by Thomas Thomason and Co., Birmingham, 1878 the bowl tapering cylindrical and engraved with an inscription, the base hexafoils shaped and with blue and red enamel plaques, the stem with a central knop with further enamel and a further smaller knop with a band of turquoise cabochons, some lacking, the paten engraved with the paschal lamb within foliage and an inscription the chalice 22cm high, the paten 14cm diameter, total gross weight 20oz 15dwt, 645gr

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated. The inscription under the chalice reads ‘Congregation St. Elizabeth’s Society Children of Mary, S.J., T.W.R.P., C.Y.M.A.’.

The inscription around the chalice reads ‘Calicem salutaris accipiam et nomen domini invocabo’, with roughly translates as ‘I will take the cup of salvation and call on the name of the Lord’.

The inscription on the paten reads ‘A Pledge of Love and a Token of Sorrow to the Fathers S.J. on Their Leaving Norwich 1880’

£1,000-1,500

2610

An Edward VII Silver Ciborium and Cover, by Edward Barnard and Sons Ltd., London, 1907, Retailed by Henry Lewis, 109 Mount Street, London the bowl cylindrical and with two bands, on a spreading foot and with a centrally knopped stem, the pull-off cover with a cruciform finial, the base engraved with an inscription 31cm high, 37oz 6dwt, 1,160gr

The inscription reads ‘With Deep Gratitude For Many Happy Years at the Mount an O.M. Has Given This Ciborium to the Boys’ Chapel to Commemorate the First Beginning There of The Practice of Daily Communion on Thursday March 1st 1906’

£1,200-1,800

2609

An Edward VII Silver Chalice and an Associated Victorian Silver Paten, Each by James Whitehouse and Son, Birmingham, The Chalice 1902, The Paten, 1897 the bowl tapering cylindrical and with slightly flaring rim, on stepped slightly domed base, engraved with a Crucifix and an inscription, the paten circular and engraved with the Christogram with a crown of thorns the chalice 22.2cm high, the paten 14cm diameter, 20oz 5dwt, 630gr (2)

The inscription reads ‘Presented by The Sodalists on LadyDay 1903 as a Token of Gratitude’.

£600-800

2611

A Victorian Irish Silver-Gilt Chalice, Maker’s Mark Worn, C?, Dublin, 1848 the bowl tapering cylindrical and with slightly flaring rim, on domed base, engraved with the Christogram below a cross, with baluster stem 21.5cm high, 7oz 4dwt, 224gr

£250-350

2612

A Victorian Silver-Gilt, Multi-Gem Set and Gold-Mounted Ciborium and Cover, by Alexander Crichton, London, 1877, Retailed by White and Campbell, 133 New Bond Street, London the bowl tapering cylindrical and applied with garnet set stylised floral and cross motifs spaced by grotestque Celtic knots, on spreading base decorated with a band of various jewellery clusters, comprising of old cut diamonds, cabochon garnets, split pearls, paste etc, the central knop similarly decorated with opal, garnet, turqoise, diamond, split pearl etc, the detachable cover with an old cut and rose cut diamond cross and orb finial, engraved underneath with an inscription 26.5cm high, gross weight 29oz 2dwt, 905gr

Provenance:

Presented to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, in 1878 by Father Kay as a present for the Scholar’s Chapel, presented on the understanding that it be kept in ordinary use and not reserved for festivals.

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

The inscription reads ‘Jesu Sub Sacrameto Amoris Ap Sacel Alumn Coll S. J. Mont Sæ Mariæ Velato 1873 Orate Pro Donatore’.

£2,000-3,000

2614

(LOTS 2593-2624)

2613

A French Parcel-Gilt Silver Chalice, by Pierre-Henry Favier, Paris, Dated 1858

the silver-gilt bowl tapering cylindrical and with flaring rim, on shaped circular base with cast winged putto masks within a wheat and reed border, below cast and chased panels, the baluster stem cast with further winged putto masks, the lower bowl part openwork and with oval figure panels

30cm high, 33oz 4dwt, 1,033gr

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated, with a paten, now lacking.

The inscription on the foot reads ‘The Catholic Soldiers of the British Army in Garrison, Malta, January 1858 to the Rev. Fr. Collyns, S. J. in Gratitude for his Services as a Token of Their Respect and Esteem’ and the inscription under the foot reads ‘14th, 21st, 28th & 57th Regiments Royal Artillery Royal Engineers’

£1,200-1,800

A George III Silver Pyx, by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson, London, 1802

the body circular and engraved with the Christogram within rays on the hinged front, with fluted grip, on spreading trumpet-shaped base

12.5cm high, 8oz 13dwt, 370gr

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

£300-500

2615

A Continental Silver-Gilt and Gilt-Bronze Chalice, Apparently Unmarked, Perhaps Spanish or Italian, Probably 19th Century the bowl tapering cylindrical and with slightly flaring rim, on domed base with cast foliage scrolls and shells on a matted ground, the baluster stem cast with foliage and flowers, the lower bowl with an openwork calyx

27.6cm high

£700-1,000

2616

A Gilt Recusant Chalice and an Associated Paten, Apparently Unmarked, Each Possibly 17th Century on octafoil foot with stepped and zig-zag line chased base, the stem with central lobed and lozenge knop, the lower part of the bowl applied with simulated rayed decoration, the base engraved with a cross, the associated paten plan and engraved with the Christogram within engraved rays the chalice 16cm high, the paten 10cm diameter

Literature: Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated. £500-800

2617

(LOTS 2593-2624)

A George II Irish Provincial Silver Chalice, by Richard Joyes, Galway, Dated 1731 the plain tapering cylindrical bowl on reeded octagonal base and with central globular knopped stem. the engraved with a scene of the Crucifixion and foliage and with an inscription below 22.2cm high, 11oz 12dwt, 361gr

Provenance:

Presented to the Convent of Rafran by Edmond Bourk, Paris Priest of Killereran. Presumably presented by John Ambrose Murphy, Sharavogue (OM 1887), Glenageary, co. Dublin to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, before circa 1970.

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

The inscription reads ‘Pray for Edm’d Bourk Parish Priest of Killeran & Family Who Bought Me For Y’e Honour of God & Use of Y’e Conv’t of Raffan 1731’.

£3,000-5,000

2618

2618

A George II Irish Provincial Silver Chalice, by Richard Joyes, Galway, Dated 1730 the plain tapering cylindrical bowl with slightly flaring rim, on reeded octagonal base and with central globular knopped stem (restored), the knop engraved with foliage, the foot the engraved with a scene of the Crucifixion and with a band of foliage and with an inscription below 23cm high, 12oz 2dwt, 376gr

Provenance: Presented to the Convent of Kinalehin by Edmond Bourk, Paris Priest of Killereran. with John Ambrose Murphy, Sharavogue (OM 1887), Glenageary, co. Dublin, by 1943 and presumably presented by him to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, before circa 1970.

Literature:

J. J. Buckley, Some Irish Altar Plate, Dublin, 1943, p. 158, pl. LI, fig 1. Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

Exhibited: National Museum, Dublin, date unknown, before 1943.

The inscription reads ‘Pray for Edmond Bourk Parish Priest of Killereran & Family Who Bought Me For Y’e Hon’r of God & Use of Y’e Convent of Kinalehin An Dom 1730’.

£5,000-8,000

(LOTS 2593-2624)

2619

A Charles I Silver-Gilt Recusant Chalice With an Associated Paten, Apparently Unmarked, Mid 17th Century the bowl tapering cylindrical, on hexafoil base with reeded sides, engraved with a Crucifix and further engraved with fleur-de-lys at the angles and with foliage border, the baluster stem applied with winged putto, the paten circular and engraved with a Christogram with a cross above and nails below within rays the chalice 19.5cm high, the paten 11cm diameter, total weight 14oz 16dwt, 460gr (2)

Literature:

According to the circa 1970 inventory, recorded by Father Blundell in his 1721 inventory of the plate at Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield.

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

£1,500-2,500

2620

A Charles I Silver-Gilt Recusant Chalice With an Associated Paten, Apparently Unmarked, Mid 17th Century the bowl tapering cylindrical and with a slightly flaring rim, on hexafoil base with reeded sides, engraved with a Crucifix and further engraved with fleur-de-lys at the angles, the baluster stem applied with winged putto, the paten circular and engraved with a Christogram with a cross above and Bleeding Heart below within rays, the stem restored and filled the chalice 16.7cm high, the paten 95mm diameter (2)

Literature:

According to the circa 1970 inventory, recorded by Father Blundell in his 1721 inventory of the plate at Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield as the ‘lesser gilt chalice’.

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

£700-1,000

2621

A Charles I Silver Recusant Chalice With an Associated Paten, Apparently Unmarked, Mid 17th Century the bowl tapering cylindrical and with a slightly flaring rim, on stepped and domed circular base, engraved with a Crucifix, the baluster stem applied with winged putto, the paten circular and engraved with a Christogram with a cross above and Bleeding heart below the chalice 16cm high, the paten 10.5cm diameter, total weight 9oz 10dwt, 296gr

Provenance:

Probably the chalice in use at Holbeck, Nottinghamshire, according to the 1721 inventory.

Literature:

According to the circa 1970 inventory, recorded by Father Blundell in his 1721 inventory of the plate at Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield.

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

£1,500-2,500

2622

A Charles I Silver Recusant Chalice With an Associated Paten, Apparently Unmarked, Mid 17th Century, The Stem Probably Later the bowl slightly tapering cylindrical, on hexafoil base, the rim later engraved with foliage with fleur-de-lys at the corners and further engraved with the Crucifixion, the later, probably later, cast in the Renaissance style with fruiting foliage scrolls on a textured ground, the paten plain circular the chalice 19.3cm high, the paten 10cm diameter, total weight 11oz 1dwt, 344gr

Literature:

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

£500-800

(LOTS 2593-2624)

A Charles I Irish Provincial Silver Recusant Chalice With an Associated Paten, With Indistinct Maker’s Mark, Perhaps AR, Device Below, Perhaps First Half 17th Century the tapering cylindrical bowl with slightly flaring rim, on hexafoil base with foliage engraved edge, further engraved with the Crucifixion, the stem with central lobed knop and engraved foliage, the circular paten engraved with the Christogram with a cross above and the bleeding heard below, within rays the chalice 15cm high, the paten 90mm diameter, 6oz 3dwt, 192gr (2)

The marks is similar to the maker’s mark on the Terlagh O Briene and Ellinorie Briene chalice which was sold at Sotheby’s, 20 May 2020.

£4,000-6,000

An Elizabeth I Parcel-Gilt Silver Ciborium and Cover, Apparently Unmarked, Possibly Irish, Late 17th Century the bowl slightly tapering cylindrical and on a spreading conforming foot, the stem with gilt facetted and lozenge cast stem, the detachable cover part-domed and with later cross finial, the base engraved with the Christogram above pierced heart and below cross 22.5cm high, 10oz 7dwt, 321gr

Provenance:

According to the circa 1970 inventory, citing a 1721 inventory by Father Blundell, the ciborium was probably the one presented to Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, by Mrs Powtrell before 1685. He further suggests it was in use at the Powtrell’s house in Westhallam

Literature:

According to the circa 1970 inventory, recorded by Father Blundell in his 1721 inventory of the plate at Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield.

Undated album of the Plate of Mount St. Mary’s College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, circa 1970, unpaginated.

£4,000-6,000

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