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LOT 321
LOT 321
A late 19th century Dutch miniature toy .800 silver coffee grinder with scroll handle and removable drawer to base, weight 34.3g, height 4.4cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £60 – £100
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LOT 322
LOT 322
A pair of William and Mary miniature toy silver candle snuffers of plain form with loop handles, London 1689, length 6.9cm, together with a pair of 18th century Dutch toy silver candle snuffers with swan neck loop handles, length 7cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 323
LOT 323
A mid-18th century Dutch miniature toy silver waffle iron, the rectangular iron panels decorated with a rose to each side, the long plain hinged handles with acorn finials, Amsterdam 1756 by Jan Borduur, weight 14.9g, length 7.9cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 324
LOT 324
An early 18th century Dutch miniature toy silver oval tilt-top table, the birdcage mount with latch fastening, on a turned baluster column and tripod legs, various marks, weight 52.1g, length of table top 9.1cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins, purchased from Sotheby's Amsterdam, 12th December 2001, Lot 231.
Estimate: £500 – £800
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LOT 325
LOT 325
A rare pair of Queen Anne miniature toy Britannia standard silver braziers, each of circular form with three hinged leaf shaped flaps to the plain rim, applied with a cut flat handle above a lobed petal form bowl on three scroll supports, London 1707 by George Manjoy, total weight 69g, height 5cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £700 – £1,000
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LOT 326
LOT 326
A mid-18th century Dutch miniature toy silver coffee pot and cover, the pear shaped baluster body with later ebonized handle to one side, raised on three scroll feet, Amsterdam 1741 by Arnoldus van Geffen, weight 41.6g, height 5.9cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £300 – £500
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LOT 327
LOT 327
A group of six 18th century Dutch miniature toy silver goblets, each flared tapering bowl on a turned baluster stem and circular foot, comprising two sets of three, total weight 17.1g, heights 2.9cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 328
LOT 328
A mid-18th century Dutch miniature toy silver dustpan and brush, the pan with loop handle, the brush with turned handle, Amsterdam circa 1740 (date mark illegible) by Arnoldus van Geffen, total weight 14.6g, length of brush 6.2cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £100 – £150
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LOT 329
LOT 329
A William and Mary miniature toy silver mug, the globular body with chinoiserie engraved foliate decoration beneath a ribbed cylindrical neck with applied scroll handle, London 1696 by George Manjoy, weight 16.4g, height 3.6cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins, formerly from the Milntown Collection, Bonhams London, 13th November 2013, Lot 160.
Estimate: £200 – £400
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LOT 330
LOT 330
An early 18th century miniature toy silver fire grate with arched back and pierced grate, flanked by a pair of integral conical fire dogs, together with matching shovel and tongs, London circa 1725 by David Clayton, variously marked with 'DC' maker's mark and lion passant mark, height of grate 10.8cm, total weight 110.3g. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £800 – £1,200
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LOT 331
LOT 331
A George II miniature toy silver cream jug with shaped rim and scroll handle, on three scroll feet, London 1739 by John Hugh Le Sage, weight 26.4g, height 5.5cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £100 – £200
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LOT 332
LOT 332
An early 18th century Dutch miniature toy silver pear shaped coffee pot with domed hinged lid and sparrow beak spout, fitted with a turned ebony handle, on scroll feet, Amsterdam town mark, weight 38.5g, height 5.9cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £250 – £350
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LOT 333
LOT 333
An early 18th century miniature toy silver beer mug of slightly tapered cylindrical form with scroll handle, engraved monogram to front, London circa 1700-1720 by David Clayton (early CL maker's mark to base), weight 12.3g, height 3.2cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £200 – £300
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LOT 334
LOT 334
An early 18th century Dutch miniature toy silver fire shovel with twist handle, Amsterdam by Frederik van Strant I, length 9.1cm, together with a pair of 18th century Dutch miniature toy silver fire tongs, Amsterdam 1778 by Abraham Vilelle, length 11.3cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £100 – £200
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LOT 335
LOT 335
A James II miniature toy silver tankard with stepped hinged lid and shaped thumbpiece, the tapered cylindrical body with engraved chinoiserie foliate decoration, flanked by a scroll handle, London 1686 by George Manjoy, weight 18.4g, height 4.2cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £1,000 – £1,500
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LOT 336
LOT 336
A pair of Queen Anne miniature toy Britannia standard silver tankards, each with domed hinged lid, scroll thumbpiece and slightly tapered plain cylindrical body, applied with a scroll handle, London 1709 by David Clayton, total weight 53.7g, height 4.7cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins, purchased from Kenneth Bull (New Bond Street) on 7th January 2016.
Estimate: £1,500 – £2,500
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LOT 337
LOT 337
A pair of early 18th century miniature toy silver trencher salts, each of canted corner stepped oblong form, London circa 1720 by David Clayton, weight 6.7g, length 2.8cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £150 – £250
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LOT 338
LOT 338
An early 18th century miniature toy silver tazza, the flat circular top with reeded rim, on a spreading circular foot, London circa 1720 by David Clayton, weight 8.9g, diameter 5.2cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.
Estimate: £300 – £500
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LOT 339
LOT 339
A Charles II miniature toy silver wine taster of plain circular form with two scroll handles, London 1673, weight 16.5g, diameter 4.8cm, width across handles 7.3cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins, purchased from John Bourdon-Smith, circa 1996.
Estimate: £300 – £500
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LOT 340
LOT 340
A rare Commonwealth miniature toy silver wine taster, the circular body repoussé decorated with foliage between beaded bands framing a central rose to the base, flanked by a pair of loop handles, London 1653 (maker's mark illegible), weight 8.1g, diameter 4cm, width across handles 6.8cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins. Christie's, 11th October 1972, Lot 29, and described by Christie's as the earliest recorded fully marked silver miniature. Illustrated in 'Miniature Silver Toys' by Victor Houart, Illustration 186. Purchased from The Old Corkscrew at Olympia in 2014.
Estimate: £400 – £600
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