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A pair of George II pine pedestals probably originally painted and/or gilt (2). Sold for £31,312.50 inc. premium

A William and Mary olivewood oyster veneered and sycamore banded chest. Sold for £6,937.50 inc. premium

A good pair of Victorian silver-gilt covered vases by Charles Thomas & George Fox, London 1843, one finial by Philip Rundell with George IV duty mark. Sold for £6,312.50 inc. premium

A Napoleon III porcelain and gilt bronze mounted satinwood and amaranth bonheur du jour by Maison Millet. Sold for £5,687.50 inc. premium

A set of four large silver stirrup cups 20th century, marked 'STERLING', maker's mark a crown (4). Sold for £3,812.50 inc. premium

An 18th century Italian silver coffee pot Venice, with countersign mark of Zuanne Cottini. Sold for £1,275 inc. premium

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49 — A group of George III dessert knives and forks by Moses Brent, London 1797, one knife by Francis Higgins, London 1848 (23)

50 — A George III silver soup ladle by Thomas & William Chawner, London 1769

51* — A George III silver swing-handled basket by Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart, London 1797

52 — A George III silver teapot by James Darquits Junior, London 1795; together with a further teapot, by William Fountain, London 1800 (2)

53 — A George III silver tray by Peter & Anne Bateman, London 1794

54Ф,Y — A George III silver coffee biggin by William Burwash & Richard Sibley, London 1810

55 — A George III silver basket by John Vere & William Lutwyche, London 1763

56 — A large pair of George III silver sauce boats by Smith & Sharp, London 1768 (2)

57 — A set of four George III silver candlesticks by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764 (4)

58 — A matched pair of silver candlesticks one by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764, the other by William Cafe, London 1757 (2)

59 — An 18th century silver salver maker's mark 'JM'(?) stamped twice, circa 1760

60 — A matched pair of George III silver salvers the first by Crouch & Hannam, London 1785; the other by Robert Jones, London 1777 (2)

61Ф,Y — A Hanoverian Rat-tail pattern silver flatware service by E Viner, Sheffield 1936 - 1950

62 — A Victorian silver tray by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1897

63 — A silver casket and stand by Sydney Hall & Co, Sheffield 1936

64 — A group of four silver-plated storm lanterns by Garrard & Co, 20th century

65Ω — A silver tray by Atkins Brothers, Sheffield 1928

66 — A pair of Edwardian Arts and Crafts silver candlesticks by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1906 (2)

67 — A cased set of six silver tot cups by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1906

68 — A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks by Walter Latham & Son, Sheffield 1903 (2)

69 — A pair of silver café au lait pots maker's mark BSC, London 1966, Britannia standard

70 — A four-piece tea and coffee service by John Henry Odell, London 1973 / 1974 (4)

71 — A cased service of silver flatware by Garrard & Co, Sheffield 1973

72 — A group of Old English pattern silver flatware the majority by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1905 / 1915, with some George III pieces

73 — A good pair of Victorian silver fish servers by George Adams, London 1859 (2)

74 — A cased set of four Edwardian silver vases by Jackson & Fullerton, London 1901; and further items (5)

75 — A pair of silver-gilt dishes by Ackroyd Rhodes, London 1913 (2)

76 — An American silver bottle holder by Gorham, Rhode Island circa 1909

77 — An American silver fruit bowl by Shreve & Co, San Francisco circa 1900

78Ф,Y — An American silver kettle on stand by John O Bellis, San Francisco circa 1910

79 — An American 'Martelé' silver tray by Gorham, Rhode Island circa 1908

80 — An American silver dish by Tiffany & Co, Charles L Tiffany period 1892 - 1902

81 — An American silver flatware service and cutlery in a canteen by Reed & Barton

82 — An American silver tray maker's mark 'S', stamped 'STERLING'

83 — An American silver tray by Gorham, Rhode Island

84 — An American silver Saratoga pattern flatware service by Tiffany & Co, John C Moore II period marks

85Ф,Y — An early 19th century German silver plate by Kellenback, Stuttgart circa 1810 together with further items (Qty)

86 — A German silver coffee pot by Christian Gottlieb II Schu(h)mann, Augsburg 1791 - 1793

87 — A pair of German silver candlesticks by Franz Arnold Buhle, Hamburg circa 1820 (2)

88 — An 18th century German silver chocolate pot by Jakob Wilhelm Kolb, Augsburg 1773 - 1775

89 — An 18th century Italian silver coffee pot Venice, with countersign mark of Zuanne Cottini

90 — An 18th century Italian silver salver Venice

91 — An 18th century Italian silver chocolate pot with the mark for Lucca

92 — A pair of 18th century Italian silver candlesticks Venice, maker's mark 'AC', with the countersign mark of Zuan Piero Grappiglia (2)

93 — An 18th century Italian silver coffee pot Venice, maker's mark 'FV' (see Pazzi No.182)

94 — An Italian silver cruet stand maker's mark 'A&B', Florence early 19th century

95 — An 18th century Italian silver tray Venice, with countersign mark 'MP'

96 — A Maltese silver tray early 19th century

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49 —
A group of George III dessert knives and forks
by Moses Brent, London 1797, one knife by Francis Higgins, London 1848 (23)

50 —
A George III silver soup ladle
by Thomas & William Chawner, London 1769

51^* —
A George III silver swing-handled basket
by Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart, London 1797

52 —
A George III silver teapot
by James Darquits Junior, London 1795; together with a further teapot, by William Fountain, London 1800 (2)

53 —
A George III silver tray
by Peter & Anne Bateman, London 1794

54^Ф,Y —
A George III silver coffee biggin
by William Burwash & Richard Sibley, London 1810

55 —
A George III silver basket
by John Vere & William Lutwyche, London 1763

56 —
A large pair of George III silver sauce boats
by Smith & Sharp, London 1768 (2)

57 —
A set of four George III silver candlesticks
by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764 (4)

58 —
A matched pair of silver candlesticks
one by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764, the other by William Cafe, London 1757 (2)

59 —
An 18th century silver salver
maker's mark 'JM'(?) stamped twice, circa 1760

60 —
A matched pair of George III silver salvers
the first by Crouch & Hannam, London 1785; the other by Robert Jones, London 1777 (2)

61^Ф,Y —
A Hanoverian Rat-tail pattern silver flatware service
by E Viner, Sheffield 1936 - 1950

62 —
A Victorian silver tray
by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1897

63 —
A silver casket and stand
by Sydney Hall & Co, Sheffield 1936

64 —
A group of four silver-plated storm lanterns
by Garrard & Co, 20th century

65^Ω —
A silver tray
by Atkins Brothers, Sheffield 1928

66 —
A pair of Edwardian Arts and Crafts silver candlesticks
by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1906 (2)

67 —
A cased set of six silver tot cups
by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1906

68 —
A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks
by Walter Latham & Son, Sheffield 1903 (2)

69 —
A pair of silver café au lait pots
maker's mark BSC, London 1966, Britannia standard

70 —
A four-piece tea and coffee service
by John Henry Odell, London 1973 / 1974 (4)

71 —
A cased service of silver flatware
by Garrard & Co, Sheffield 1973

72 —
A group of Old English pattern silver flatware
the majority by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1905 / 1915, with some George III pieces

73 —
A good pair of Victorian silver fish servers
by George Adams, London 1859 (2)

74 —
A cased set of four Edwardian silver vases
by Jackson & Fullerton, London 1901; and further items (5)

75 —
A pair of silver-gilt dishes
by Ackroyd Rhodes, London 1913 (2)

76 —
An American silver bottle holder
by Gorham, Rhode Island circa 1909

77 —
An American silver fruit bowl
by Shreve & Co, San Francisco circa 1900

78^Ф,Y —
An American silver kettle on stand
by John O Bellis, San Francisco circa 1910

79 —
An American 'Martelé' silver tray
by Gorham, Rhode Island circa 1908

80 —
An American silver dish
by Tiffany & Co, Charles L Tiffany period 1892 - 1902

81 —
An American silver flatware service and cutlery in a canteen
by Reed & Barton

82 —
An American silver tray
maker's mark 'S', stamped 'STERLING'

83 —
An American silver tray
by Gorham, Rhode Island

84 —
An American silver Saratoga pattern flatware service
by Tiffany & Co, John C Moore II period marks

85^Ф,Y —
An early 19th century German silver plate
by Kellenback, Stuttgart circa 1810 together with further items (Qty)

86 —
A German silver coffee pot
by Christian Gottlieb II Schu(h)mann, Augsburg 1791 - 1793

87 —
A pair of German silver candlesticks
by Franz Arnold Buhle, Hamburg circa 1820 (2)

88 —
An 18th century German silver chocolate pot
by Jakob Wilhelm Kolb, Augsburg 1773 - 1775

89 —
An 18th century Italian silver coffee pot
Venice, with countersign mark of Zuanne Cottini

90 —
An 18th century Italian silver salver
Venice

91 —
An 18th century Italian silver chocolate pot
with the mark for Lucca

92 —
A pair of 18th century Italian silver candlesticks
Venice, maker's mark 'AC', with the countersign mark of Zuan Piero Grappiglia (2)

93 —
An 18th century Italian silver coffee pot
Venice, maker's mark 'FV' (see Pazzi No.182)

94 —
An Italian silver cruet stand
maker's mark 'A&B', Florence early 19th century

95 —
An 18th century Italian silver tray
Venice, with countersign mark 'MP'

96 —
A Maltese silver tray
early 19th century