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Wed, 18th March 2026
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LOT 421
LOT 421
A Mappin & Webb plated three-piece tea set, designed by Eric Clements, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl.
Estimate: £50 – £100
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LOT 422
LOT 422
An Art Deco plated four-piece tea set by the Alexander Clark Company, with ivory effect handles, comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and sugar bowl, together with an Asprey plated café-au-lait set, comprising pair of coffee pots, milk jug and sugar bowl, each of decagonal tapered form.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 423
LOT 423
A 20th century silver mounted jambiya with steel blade, the scabbard with engraved foliate decoration and applied coat of arms, length 29cm.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 424
LOT 424
A German .800 silver soup ladle, weight 237.8g, length 32cm, and a pair of .800 silver servers with cast scroll and engraved floral decoration, weight 155.8g, length 23cm, cased, together with two silver handled knives, cased, and a pair of butter knives, cased.
Estimate: £250 – £350
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LOT 425
LOT 425
A Victorian silver harlequin four-piece tea service, each piece of circular form with scroll handle and cast anthemion scroll feet, comprising teapot and hot water pot, London 1838 and 1846 by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, milk jug, London 1840 by John & Henry Lias, and two-handled sugar bowl, London 1843 by William Brown, total weight 2270g. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.
Estimate: £2,000 – £3,000
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LOT 426
LOT 426
A pair of Edwardian silver sauceboats, each with gadrooned rim, scroll handle and scallop shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1902 by Charles Boyton, total weight 714.8g, length 20.5cm.
Estimate: £500 – £800
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LOT 427
LOT 427
A late Victorian silver cylindrical jar and cover with ivory finial above pierced decoration, on bun feet, London 1899 by Heath & Middleton, weight 365.5g, height 17.5cm, with a matched pottery liner. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.
Estimate: £300 – £500
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LOT 428
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LOT 430
LOT 430
An Edwardian silver shaped oval trinket box, the hinged lid embossed with amorini within scrolling stems of poppies and leaves, revealing a blue silk fitted interior, raised on stylized fleur-de-lis shouldered scroll legs, Birmingham 1902 by Henry Matthews, length 15cm, height 6.3cm.
Estimate: £300 – £500
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LOT 431
LOT 431
A pair of late Victorian silver circular bonbon dishes, each with pierced and embossed sides within a cast 'C' scroll and foliate rim, on a similarly cast foot, London 1894 by Elkington & Co Ltd, total weight 234g, diameter 14cm.
Estimate: £250 – £350
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LOT 432
LOT 432
A Dutch silver trinket box of rectangular form, the hinged lid embossed with a figural scene and castle beyond, the sides decorated with rural scenes of boats, figures, farm animals and dwellings, weight 200.6g, length 11.5cm, height 6.3cm.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 433
LOT 433
A Victorian silver urn shaped beaker, chased with floral garlands and engraved with initials, on a similarly decorated circular beaded foot, Birmingham 1880 by Hilliard & Thomason, weight 136.6g, height 10.8cm.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 434
LOT 434
A Victorian silver heart shaped trinket box, the domed hinged lid and sides embossed with vacant scroll cartouche within scrolling leaves and stylized scallop shells, against a stippled ground, Birmingham 1890 by Deakin & Francis, height 6.2cm, and a pair of silver heart shaped bonbon dishes with pierced and embossed sides, raised on ball feet, Birmingham 1895 by Thomas Hayes, length 9cm, total weight 154.4g.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 435
LOT 435
An Edwardian silver shaped oval potpourri box, the hinged lid pierced and cast with two cherubs amongst foliate scrolls, London 1901 by Samuel Jacob, length 7.5cm, and another similar silver potpourri box of shaped oval form, the hinged lid pierced and embossed with classical figures, London 1905 by William Comyns & Sons, length 7cm, total weight 116g.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 436
LOT 436
A late Victorian silver rectangular trinket box, the slightly domed hinged lid embossed with foliate, lattice and floral decoration, Birmingham 1898, length 12.5cm, and two other silver rectangular trinket boxes, Chester 1906 and Birmingham 1909, total weight 202.9g.
Estimate: £200 – £300
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LOT 437
LOT 437
A George IV silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned banded decoration, the hinged lid with cast scroll thumbpiece, Birmingham 1825, weight 68.9g, length 7.8cm, and a sterling and shell cameo oval snuff box, the lid carved with a classical scene of a chariot and horses and figures amongst clouds, weight 29.8g, length 4.8cm.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 438
LOT 438
A late Victorian silver rectangular stamp box, the hinged lid decorated in relief with a scene of a lady seated in a sedan chair carried by two men, revealing a three-section interior, Birmingham 1894 by Deakin & Francis, length 7.7cm, a similarly decorated smaller silver box, Birmingham 1901 by Thomas Hayes, and two other silver boxes, total weight 152.5g.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 439
LOT 439
An Edwardian silver oval trinket box, the slightly domed hinged lid embossed with flowers and scrolls, revealing a blue silk lined interior above floral, lattice and foliate scroll sides, on scroll feet, Birmingham 1906 by A.E. Goodby & Son, length 10cm, height 6cm.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 440
LOT 440
An Edwardian silver trinket box of trilobed outline, the hinged lid decorated in relief with two cherubs framed by scrolls above chased sides decorated with doves, amongst lattice and 'C' scrolls, import mark Chester 1901 by Berthold Muller, length 7.7cm, and a silver shaped oval trinket box, the hinged lid relief decorated with a lady and gentleman seated in a garden framed by foliate scrolls, London 1899 by William Comyns & Sons, length 11cm, total weight 185.6g.
Estimate: £180 – £240
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