Bidspirit auctions | Roseberys London Auction Mar 17, 2021

Roseberys London, Mar 17, 2021. 418 lots, estimates 20 - 5000 £.

Roseberys London -

Please note that Roseberys cannot guarantee that any of the scrolls offered in this auction are kosher.

Lots 1-413 are part of a private collection being sold on behalf of a charity.

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Lots in this catalog (418)

• Lot 1: A large pierced silver presentation bowl, Sheffield, c.1917, James Dixon & Sons., retailed by Jamieson & Carry, — £600 - £1,200
• Lot 2: A pair of George III Scottish silver sauce tureens, Edinburgh, c.1809, George Fenwick, — £800 - £1,200
• Lot 3: An impressive Scottish silver soup tureen, Edinburgh, c.1809, George Fenwick, — £1,500 - £2,500
• Lot 4: A large silver tray with Chippendale border, Sheffield, c.1929, Lee & Wigfull, of shaped oval form, — £1,000 - £1,500
• Lot 5: A pierced silver bonbon dish, Sheffield, c.1938, Harrison Brothers & Howson, — £60 - £80
• Lot 6: A small silver salver with shaped edge, London, c.1914, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co., — £80 - £120
• Lot 7: A silver gravy argyle with wicker side handle, the base hallmarked London, c.1981, London Assay Office, — £120 - £180
• Lot 8: A George V silver argyle, London, c.1916, Pairpoint Brothers, of plain, — £200 - £400
• Lot 9: A George IV silver argyle, London, c.1822, Thomas Burwash, — £600 - £800
• Lot 10: A silver plated argyll, unmarked, of plain rounded form with a wicker bound side handle and curved spout, — £100 - £200
• Lot 11: A pierced silver dish, Sheffield, c.1938, Viner's Ltd., of circular form, — £120 - £180
• Lot 12: A pair of silver dishes with pierced galleries, Birmingham, c.1933, JPH, of shaped, oval form, — £300 - £400
• Lot 13: A silver soup tureen, Sheffield, c.1934, Viner's Ltd., of plain, — £300 - £500
• Lot 14: A shaped silver salver with gadroon rim, Sheffield, c.1946, Roberts & Belk, raised on three claw and ball feet, — £250 - £350
• Lot 15: A set of three silver compotes, Birmingham, c.1921, G&C&Co, — £200 - £400
• Lot 16: A silver tazza, Sheffield, c.1937, Viners Ltd, — £120 - £180
• Lot 17: A pair of dwarf ebony candlesticks with silver mounted sconces, London, c.1914, H F Daltrey & Co., — £60 - £80
• Lot 18: A pair of silver three-branch candlesticks, Birmingham, c.1959, F. H. Adams & Holman, — £80 - £120
• Lot 19: A pair of three-branch candelabra candlesticks, bases stamped 'weighted sterling', — £200 - £300
• Lot 20: A silver tazza with pierced sides, Birmingham, c.1923, Wilson & Sharp, raised on a plain, spreading foot, — £100 - £200
• Lot 21: A silver salver with Chippendale-style edge, Sheffield, c.1922, James Dixon & Sons., of circular form, — £120 - £180
• Lot 22: A twin-handled silver trophy cup, Sheffield, c.1921, James Deakin & Sons, raised on a square foot, — £150 - £250
• Lot 23: A George VI silver dish, Sheffield, c.1939, Viner's Ltd., — £120 - £180
• Lot 24: A silver card tray, Chester, c.1919, Barker Brothers, of rounded form and raised on four hoof feet, — £120 - £180
• Lot 25: A small silver tray, by Asprey, London, c.1919, of plain rectangular form with reeded border and twin handles, — £100 - £150
• Lot 26: An octagonal Britannia silver covered presentation tray, London, c.1929, British Metallising Co Ltd., — £150 - £250
• Lot 27: An elongated octagonal silver tray, Birmingham, c.1924, Albert Edward Jones, — £600 - £1,000
• Lot 28: A hexagonal silver salver, Birmingham, c. 1934, Alexander Clark, with jubilee mark, — £250 - £350
• Lot 29: A silver three-branch epergne, Sheffield, c.1920, Alexander Clark & Co., — £250 - £350
• Lot 30: An Art Deco silver milk jug on hexagonal foot, Birmingham, c.1934, Roberts & Dore, — £50 - £80
• Lot 31: A silver three-handled cup with cover, Birmingham, c.1926, S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd., — £50 - £80
• Lot 32: A silver King Edward the Martyr loving cup, London, c.1978, Toye, Kenning & Spencer, — £100 - £200
• Lot 33: An Arts and Crafts-style silver trophy cup, London, c.1906, John William Page, — £150 - £250
• Lot 34: A twin-handled silver Nestor goblet, Birmingham, c.1921, S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd., — £120 - £180
• Lot 35: An oval silver biscuit box, Sheffield, 1928, Atkin Brothers, — £300 - £500
• Lot 36: An American silver three-handled cup (tyg), of waisted form with scroll handles and monograms to body, — £200 - £400
• Lot 37: A large Arts & Crafts period three-handled silver tankard (tyg), London, c.1892, Wakely & Wheeler, — £400 - £600
• Lot 38: A pair of Arts & Crafts hammered silver vases, Birmingham, c.1923, Albert Edward Jones, — £150 - £250
• Lot 39: A silver and glass hors d'oeuvres dish, Sheffield. c.1943, Frank Cobb & Co Ltd., of shaped, oblong form, — £300 - £500
• Lot 40: A twin-handled George V silver tray, Birmingham, c.1927, Barker Brothers, — £600 - £1,200
• Lot 41: A set of six Edwardian silver teaspoons, Sheffield, c.1902, Henry Williamson Ltd., — £30 - £50
• Lot 42: An Edwardian silver jug, London, c.1909, Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, of rounded form, — £80 - £120
• Lot 43: A small navette-shaped Edwardian silver gallery tray, Chester, c.1910, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, — £80 - £120
• Lot 44: A silver posy vase with twin mask handles, London, c.1913, maker's mark rubbed, designed as an amphora with knopped, — £50 - £80
• Lot 45: A silver posy vase, Birmingham, c.1913, Jones & Crompton, of tapering faceted form with pierced, — £60 - £100
• Lot 46: A silver mounted glass posy vase, Birmingham, c.1903, maker's mark rubbed, — £100 - £200
• Lot 47: A pair of silver vases, Birmingham, c.1911, D. & B. Co Ltd., of baluster form, each raised on a circular foot, — £150 - £250
• Lot 48: A pair of Edwardian Mappin & Webb small silver tazzas, London, c.1905, — £100 - £200
• Lot 49: A large Edwardian silver goblet, Sheffield, c.1905, maker's mark rubbed, — £100 - £200
• Lot 50: A large silver goblet, Birmingham, c.1903, William Aitken, of plain form, with knopped stem to spreading circular foot, — £150 - £250
• Lot 51: A large Edwardian silver goblet, Sheffield, c.1908, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, — £200 - £400
• Lot 52: A Charles II style silver goblet, London, c.1931, D&J Wellby Ltd, — £100 - £200
• Lot 53: A twin-handled silver trophy cup, London, c.1904, Skinner & Co., — £100 - £150
• Lot 54: An Edwardian silver bonbon dish, London, c.1903, Josiah Williams & Co., — £100 - £200
• Lot 55: An Edwardian silver five branch epergne, Birmingham, c.1908, maker's mark rubbed, — £200 - £400
• Lot 56: A lion mask design Edwardian silver dish, Birmingham, c.1903, Thomas Hayes, of shaped oval form with pierced sides, — £100 - £200
• Lot 57: A twin-handled Edwardian silver drinks tray, Birmingham, c.1906, Norton & White, — £300 - £600
• Lot 58: An Edwardian pierced silver repousse dish, Chester, c.1910, James Deakin & Sons, of shaped oval form, — £150 - £250
• Lot 59: An Edwardian silver and cut glass biscuit tin, Birmingham, c.1904, Elkington & Co., — £80 - £120
• Lot 60: An Edwardian silver biscuit tin, London, c.1903, Solomon Joel Phillips, — £200 - £400
• Lot 61: An Edwardian silver mounted cut glass water jug, Sheffield, c.1904, James Dixon & Sons Ltd., — £80 - £120
• Lot 62: An Edwardian silver mounted glass claret jug, Birmingham, c.1904, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, — £100 - £200
• Lot 63: A matched repousse silver cream jug and sugar, Birmingham, c.1911 and c.1891, makers HIM and LS, both with crimped, — £40 - £80
• Lot 64: Two Victorian silver pickle forks with ivory handles, one Sheffield, c.1855, JRB, — £30 - £60
• Lot 65: A pair of small Victorian silver bonbon dishes, Sheffield, c.1893, James Dixon & Sons Ltd., — £40 - £80
• Lot 66: A Victorian silver porringer, London, c.1895, Edwin Charles Purdie, — £60 - £80
• Lot 67: A Victorian silver porringer with lid, London, c.1899, Henry Stratford, — £100 - £200
• Lot 68: A bright-cut engraved Victorian silver bowl, Sheffield, c.1895, Atkin Brothers, of rounded form, — £60 - £100
• Lot 69: A Victorian silver swing-handled cake basket, London, c.1843, maker's mark rubbed, raised on four bracket feet, — £200 - £300
• Lot 70: A cased set of four Victorian silver posy vases, London, c.1895, William Comyns & Sons, each with a filled base, — £80 - £120
• Lot 71: An engraved Victorian silver sugar bowl, London, c.1871, Thomas White, — £150 - £250
• Lot 72: A Victorian silver salver, London, c.1897, R & S Garrard & Co., Mercers' Company interest, — £300 - £500
• Lot 73: A pierced Victorian silver dish, London, c.1885, Charles Stuart Harris, of oval form, — £80 - £120
• Lot 74: A matched set of four Victorian silver candlesticks, Sheffield, c.1887 and 1896, James Deakin & Sons, of short, — £120 - £180
• Lot 75: A silver plate, Sheffield, c.1934, Viner's Ltd., of plain, circular form, dia., 23cm, approx. — £120 - £180
• Lot 76: A Victorian silver goblet, London, c.1881, Daniel & Charles Houle, — £70 - £100
• Lot 77: A silver goblet, London, c.1908, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, the goblet with bulbous base to straight tapering sides, — £80 - £120
• Lot 78: An ornately chased Victorian silver goblet, Sheffield, c.1886, William Padley & Son, — £200 - £400
• Lot 79: A large Victorian silver presentation goblet, London, c.1887, Robert Roskell, Alan Roskell and John Mortimer Hunt, — £200 - £400
• Lot 80: A large Victorian silver goblet, London, c.1883, Charles Stuart Harris, — £300 - £500
• Lot 81: A Victorian silver gilt chalice, London, c.1898, Lambert & Co., — £200 - £300
• Lot 82: A Victorian silver gilt goblet with enamelled decoration, London, c.1884, Mappin & Webb, — £150 - £250
• Lot 83: A Victorian silver goblet, London, c.1869, William Hunter, — £80 - £120
• Lot 84: A beaded Victorian silver goblet, London, c.1870, Mappin & Webb, — £60 - £80
• Lot 85: An unusual Victorian silver four-handled tyg cup, London, c.1870, Robert Garrard, — £1,000 - £2,000
• Lot 86: A silver mounted glass claret jug, Sheffield, c.1899, Martin, Hall & Co., — £100 - £200
• Lot 87: A matched pair of Victorian silver ewers, London, c.1847, and c.1856, Edward, Edward junior, John & — £2,000 - £4,000
• Lot 88: An interesting William IV commemorative silver goblet, London, c.1833, maker's mark TJ, — £300 - £500
• Lot 89: A pair of Scottish silver toddy ladles, c.1809, possibly Alexander Rollo, Dundee, — £60 - £100
• Lot 90: A George III silver soup ladle, London, c.1801, William Eley & William Fearn, — £80 - £120
• Lot 91: A George III silver soup ladle, London, c.1803, William Fearn, of plain, — £80 - £120
• Lot 92: A shaped oval teapot stand, Sheffield, c.1914, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, with Chippendale-style edge, — £40 - £60
• Lot 93: A panelled silver hot water pot, Birmingham. c.1934, Daniel & Arter, — £150 - £250
• Lot 94: AMENDMENT: Please note that the handles of these pots are made from bakelite rather than wood. — £180 - £220
• Lot 95: A pair of silver Mappin & Webb café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1938, — £150 - £250
• Lot 96: A pair of George V silver café-au-lait pots, London, c.1916, Carrington & Co., of octagonal, faceted form, — £250 - £350
• Lot 97: A pair of George V silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham c.1933, A E Poston & Co Ltd, both of cylindrical, — £250 - £350
• Lot 98: A pair of silver side-handled café-au-lait pots, Sheffield, c.1912, Thomas Ellin & Co Ltd, both of plain, — £200 - £400
• Lot 99: A pair of café-au-lait pots, London, c.1936, Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd, — £350 - £450
• Lot 100: A bachelor's pair of café-au-lait pots, spurious marks, possibly continental silver, — £100 - £200
• Lot 101: A Scottish silver café-au-lait pair, Edinburgh, c.1915, Brook & Son, — £200 - £300
• Lot 102: Two Scottish silver café-au-lait pots, Edinburgh, c.1911 and 1912, Brook & Son, — £180 - £220
• Lot 103: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, London, c.1971, CJ Vander, — £400 - £600
• Lot 104: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, London, c.1938, Edward Barnard & Sons, — £200 - £400
• Lot 105: A pair of hammered silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1945, G. Payne & Son, — £200 - £300
• Lot 106: A pair of Edwardian silver café-au-lait pots, Chester, c.1906, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, of short, — £120 - £180
• Lot 107: A pair of Edwardian silver café-au-lait pots, Sheffield, c.1908, Martin, Hall & Co, — £200 - £300
• Lot 108: An Edwardian silver bachelor's café-au-lait pair, London, c.1907, Wakely & Wheeler, — £250 - £350
• Lot 109: An Edwardian silver coffee pot, Chester, c.1907, Barker Brothers, together with a matched hot water pot, Birmingham, c. — £300 - £500
• Lot 110: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1919, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, — £150 - £250
• Lot 111: Two silver café-au-lait pots, one Sheffield, c.1912, maker's mark rubbed, the other Sheffield, c.1911, Martin, — £200 - £300
• Lot 112: A pair of Victorian silver chocolate pots, London, c.1899, Daniel & John Wellby, — £300 - £500
• Lot 113: A pair of Victorian silver café-au-lait pots, London, c.1891 and 1892, Charles Stuart Harris, of cylindrical, — £250 - £350
• Lot 114: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1926, S. W. Smith & Co., — £200 - £300
• Lot 115: AMENDMENT: Please note that these pots are dated c.1928, not 1887 as stated in the catalogue description. — £300 - £600
• Lot 116: A group of silver items comprising: a silver café-au-lait pair, Birmingham, c.1930, J B Chatterley & — £350 - £450
• Lot 117: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1934, Barker Brothers, — £150 - £250
• Lot 118: A four piece café-au-lait set with twin-handled silver tray, Sheffield, c.1931-1935, Walker & Hall, — £400 - £600
• Lot 119: A four-piece silver tea set, Birmingham, c.1946, Deakin & Francis, of octagonal form, — £600 - £1,000
• Lot 120: A bachelor's pair of silver café-au-lait pots, London, c.1928, Wakely & Wheeler, — £180 - £220
• Lot 121: A Victorian silver three-piece bachelor's tea set, London, c.1883, Jonathan Wilson Hukin & John Thomas Heath, — £100 - £200
• Lot 122: A three piece silver café-au-lait set, London, c.1936, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co., — £400 - £600
• Lot 123: A four-piece silver tea set and tray, Birmingham, c.1960 and 1961, Elkington & Co., the teapot, — £1,000 - £1,500
• Lot 124: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1944, Thomas Ducrow & Sons, of tapering cylindrical form, — £400 - £600
• Lot 125: A silver bachelor's coffee pot and sugar, Sheffield, c.1936, Viner's Ltd., — £120 - £180
• Lot 126: A pair of side-handled silver café-au-lait pots, Sheffield, c.1922, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, — £250 - £350
• Lot 127: A large Mappin & Webb silver two-piece coffee set, Sheffield, c.1927, — £400 - £600
• Lot 128: A silver café-au-lait pair, Birmingham, c.1947, Elkington & Co Ltd., — £400 - £600
• Lot 129: A matched pair of silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1898 and 1903, Hukin & Heath, — £150 - £250
• Lot 130: A three-piece silver café-au-lait set, Birmingham, c.1933, William Lister & Sons, — £200 - £300
• Lot 131: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, London, c.1924, Reid & Sons Ltd, — £200 - £400
• Lot 132: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, Birmingham, c.1928, Mappin & Webb, — £150 - £250
• Lot 133: A pair of silver café-au lait pots, London, c.1932 and 1934, Theodore Rossi, — £300 - £500
• Lot 134: A hammered silver teapot and hot water jug, Birmingham, c.1911. Robinson & Co., — £300 - £500
• Lot 135: A pair of silver café-au-lait pots, London, c.1909, Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, each of octagonal, — £200 - £400
• Lot 136: An Art Deco three-piece silver café-au-lait set, Birmingham, c.1930 and 1931, B & W Ltd, of square form, — £200 - £400
• Lot 137: A mismatched pair of Art Deco Scottish silver café-au-lait pots, Edinburgh, c.1920 and 1924, B&S, — £150 - £250
• Lot 138: A four-piece Art-Deco style tea set, Sheffield, c.1945, Stower & Wragg Ltd, — £600 - £1,000
• Lot 139: An Art-Deco style silver café-au-lait set, Sheffield, c.1936, Harrison Brothers & Howson, — £300 - £500
• Lot 140: A matched Art Deco silver three piece café-au-lait set with silver tray, various dates and makers, — £700 - £1,000
• Lot 141: A Victorian silver cruet set, London, c.1896, Hukin & Heath, — £50 - £80
• Lot 142: A matched three-piece silver mounted cruet set, the stand and tall mustard Sheffield, c.1876, Thomas Bradbury & — £50 - £80
• Lot 143: A four-piece silver mounted matched cruet set, the stand and smaller mustard cruet London, c.1889, Hukin & Heath, — £50 - £80
• Lot 144: A set of six silver mounted cruet pairs, the monogrammed silver stands by Fritz Bemberg (active c. — £60 - £100
• Lot 145: A three-piece silver cruet set, Sheffield, c.1964 and 1966, Viner's Ltd., of panelled design, — £60 - £80
• Lot 146: A set of four silver salts, each stamped sterling, designed with square rims to rounded bodies, approx. 4.7cm dia., — £60 - £80
• Lot 147: A set of six white metal salts, unmarked, assumed Indian silver, of circular form, — £60 - £80
• Lot 148: A three-piece silver cruet set, Birmingham, c.1940, Harrison & Hipwood, — £60 - £80
• Lot 149: A silver mounted oil and vinegar dispenser, Birmingham, c.1904, John Grinsell & Sons, — £50 - £80
• Lot 150: A silver cruet set, Sheffield, c.1897, Fordham & Faulkner, the pepper and mustard of egg form, — £60 - £80