35
Lot 405
405
George II silver tankard, London 1756,
maker Robert Albion Cox, the domed lid
with shaped open thumbpiece, opening to
reveal a gilded interior, the scroll handle
with heart shaped terminal, the lid and
baluster body chased with scrolling foliate
decoration and swags with vacant
cartouche, raised on spread circular foot,
19.5cm high, 23.5oz
£1500 - £2000
406
George III period silver wine funnel,
London possibly 1774, the bowl with
bright cut crest, 11cm high
£100 - £150
407
George III silver sugar sifter, London 1807,
the pierced lift up lid with finial, baluster
body and raised on square foot, 13cm high
£130 - £160
408
George III silver sugar sifter, London 1810,
the pierced lift up lid with acorn finial,
baluster body and raised on square foot,
16cm high
£130 - £160
409
George III silver tablespoon, London 1798,
together with, three George III silver
teaspoons and two Victorian silver
teaspoons, (6)
£50 - £70
410
George IV silver Old English fork, London
1825, maker William Chawner, the
terminal
engraved
with
hedgehog,
together with, Victorian example similar,
London 1877, maker Chawner & Co-
George William Adams, 5.3oz, (2)
£100 - £150
411
George IV silver tablespoon, London 1821,
maker William Eley & William Fearn, in
the fiddle pattern, together with, George
III silver tablespoon, London 1809, maker
Richard Crosley & George Smith IV, also
in the fiddle pattern, (2)
£40 - £60
412
George V silver box, London 1913, the
shaped box with hinged lid, engraved L.C.,
with reeded rim, plain interior, 11cm wide
x 6.5cm high, 7.2oz
£100 - £150
413
George V silver dressing table set,
Birmingham 1932, comprising of three
brushes and hand mirror, together with,
various other silver dressing table items,
various dates and makers, (qty)
£100 - £150
414
George V silver miniature tea set, Chester
1911, with a tray tea pot, jug and sugar
bowl, (4)
£150 - £250
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