Single-Owner Collections

A Stuart Devlin silver, parcel gilt and enamel Christmas surprise bauble, limited edition No. 39, opening to reveal two figures breaking a wishbone with cracker below, London 1984 by Stuart Devlin, height approx 6.5cm, with gilt stand.

A Stuart Devlin silver, parcel gilt and enamel Christmas surprise box, limited edition No. 11 of 100, of ribbon-tied trapezoidal cage form opening to reveal three French hens on a tricolore enamelled base, London 1972 by Stuart Devlin, length approx 11.3cm, boxed with certificate.

A Stuart Devlin silver, parcel gilt and enamel 'Twelve Years of Christmas' surprise box, limited edition No. 66 of 100, of cylindrical form with ribbon surmount, opening to reveal Ten Lords Are Leaping, London 1979 by Stuart Devlin, height approx 7cm, boxed, with certificate.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt commemorative surprise sphere, limited edition No. 18, commemorating the 1977 Silver Jubilee, the exterior decorated in relief with views of the horses, guards and carriage before Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, opening to reveal a head and shoulders bust of HRH Queen Elizabeth II within a surround of leaves and cultured pearls above a ring, inscribed 'Silver Jubilee 1977, No. 18', London 1977 by Stuart Devlin, diameter approx 8.2cm, boxed.

A Stuart Devlin silver gilt and enamel commemorative sphere, limited edition Number 2, the exterior cast and pierced with opposing coats of arms for HRH The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer, opening to reveal their two conjoined busts in a scalloped surround above a band of white enamelled flowers and green leaves and a circular ring inscribed 'No. 2', London 1981 by Stuart Devlin, diameter approx 6.7cm, boxed.

A Stuart Devlin silver and parcel gilt harlequin condiment set, comprising cylindrical pepper mill with textured gilt band, a salt with gilt bowl and textured decoration, and a salt spoon, London 1970 by Stuart Devlin, and a similarly decorated mustard with glass liner, London 1969 by Stuart Devlin.

A Stuart Devlin silver and parcel gilt jug of stylized tapering form, the slanting top above a gilt textured broad band with pierced and irregular cast decoration on a matt gilt ground, London 1970 by Stuart Devlin, height approx 25.6cm.

An Edwardian 9ct gold trophy cup and cover with turned finial, the 'U' shaped body with central girdle flanked by a pair of scroll handles, on a circular foot and square base, Birmingham 1907 by Elkington & Co Ltd, engraved 'Elkington & Co Ltd' in script to side of base, height approx 26cm.

A George V gold and tortoiseshell mounted glass dressing table jar, the domed tortoiseshell screw cover with 9ct gold rim, the cylindrical glass body with engraved ribbon tied bellflower festoons, London 1918 by John Collard Vickery, height approx 8.7cm.

A late Victorian silver tea caddy of bombé form with hinged lid and ivory finial, the body embossed with a fluted band and foliate scroll borders framing a pair of vacant circular cartouches, on ball feet, London 1885 by Charles Edwards, height approx 14.5cm (lacking key).

An Edwardian silver desk bell with turned ivory handle, London 1903 by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, height approx 14.5cm.

A pair of late 19th Century German .800 silver gilt and ivory candlesticks, each foliate moulded sconce and drip pan on a rococo scroll moulded stem with carved ivory figure of a cherub, standing on a pierced and scroll moulded domed base, height approx 15.5cm (one ivory figure with damage and losses).

An Edwardian silver frame of square form with ribbon bow surmount, Birmingham 1905 by Henry Matthews, height approx 13.5cm, enclosing a Prattware pot lid, decorated with bears at school (cracked).

A silver desk bell with turned handle, Sheffield 1936 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, height approx 10.7cm.

A late Victorian silver gilt mounted cut glass oval sugar bowl and matching sifter spoon, the hobnail cut oval body with pierced foliate scroll collar and rim flanked by a pair of scroll handles, on a foliate decorated circular foot, London 1879 by Charles Edwards, height approx 12cm, the silver gilt sifter spoon with pierced bowl and handle, London 1880 by Charles Edwards, cased.

A late Victorian silver gilt mounted cut and engraved glass oval sugar bowl and matching sugar sifter spoon, the oval glass body cut with diamond panels alternating with engraved floral panels, beneath a pierced foliate scroll collar and rim, flanked by a pair of scroll handles, on a foliate decorated circular foot, London 1879 by Charles Edwards, height of bowl approx 12.5cm, cased.

A late Victorian silver and parcel gilt sugar bowl, the circular body engraved with twelve panels depicting the signs of the zodiac framing four cartouches, one inscribed 'Dorothy Strams, 11th February 1890', London 1880 by Charles Edwards, diameter approx 10.4cm, together with a matching sifter spoon, London 1888 by Charles Edwards, cased.

A late Victorian silver and enamelled sugar bowl and matching spoon, the circular body enamelled with a scene of three children being chased by a goose opposing a scene of a seated child holding a fishing rod over a coopered barrel of water, accompanied by a dog, the spoon with enamelled girl to terminal, London 1883 by Charles Edwards, diameter of bowl approx 10.3cm, cased.

A late 19th/early 20th Century silver mounted cut glass jar and cover with figural finial, the silver rim with beaded detail, on a circular foot, part marks only, height approx 24cm.