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49 — L. Martin(20th Century)Still life of flowers in a parkland landscape unframed

50 — 20th century school Still life of flowers on a marble ledge

51Y — An Edwardian silver and piqué tortoiseshell casket and nine additional items Henry John & Albert Edward Batson, London 1907 (10)

52 — A Victorian silver and enamelled timepiece The Douglas Clock Co, London 1900

53 — An Art Nouveau silver and enamel ring tree Arthur Johnson Smith, Birmingham 1921

54 — A collection of William IV and Victorian silver various dates and makers (Qty)

55Ф,Y — An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell compendium William Comyns, London 1809

56Ω — Hermès: a French oversized silver letter/paper clip Ravinet d'Enfert, circa 1960, stamped Hermès Paris to base, with Minerva and crab guarantee mark

57 — A 9 carat gold two-handled covered trophy cup Mappin & Webb, London 1910

58 — A matched pair of Victorian silver bowls Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1905 and Birmingham 1906 (2)

59 — A Victorian silver comport John Samuel Hunt, London 1859, incused Hunt & Roskell Late Storr & Mortimer

60 — A Victorian silver table centrepiece Stephen Smith & William Nicholson, London 1862

61 — A silver basket and a silver tazza Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1874 and Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, date rubbed (2)

62 — A Victorian pair of pierced silver baskets Charles Boyton, London 1896

63 — A silver epergne Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1918

64* — A Danish silver neo-classical wine ewer Peter Hertz, Copenhagen 1896, stamped assay master Simon Groth

65 — A Victorian silver two-handled trophy cup and cover George Fox, London 1892

66 — An electroplated and glass centrepiece unmarked

67 — An unusual Victorian silver dish W Harrison & Co, Sheffield 1899

68 — An Art Deco silver three-piece tea service A L Davenport, Birmingham 1933

69 — A pair of Adams style silver candlesticks Britton Gould & Co, Birmingham 1934

70 — An Edwardian silver photograph frame Henry John Batson & Albert Edward Batson, London 1902

71 — A George III / William IV silver jockey cap caddy spoon with only lion passant and duty marks, Birmingham

72 — A silver cigar box maker's marks rubbed, London early 20th century, inscribed retailer to base T.W. Long & Co Cardiff

73 — A silver four-piece tea service Charles William Fletcher, Sheffield 1922 (4)

74 — A set of four silver neo-classical style candlesticks Thomas A Scott, Sheffield 1912 (4)

75 — A pair of silver candlesticks with electroplated three-light branches Jenkins & Timm, Sheffield 1894 (2)

76 — Two silver salvers Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1908 and 1928

77 — A large two-handled silver tray Arthur Martin Parsons & Frank Herbert Parsons, London 1913, also stamped for retailers Birch & Gaydon Ltd

78 — An Edwardian silver kettle on stand Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1906

79 — A silver four-piece tea service Harrison Fisher & Co, Sheffield 1919 (4)

80 — A pair of silver candlesticks William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1913, also stamped reg no 521572 (2)

81Ф,Y — A set of four George III silver wine coasters and silver toast rack plus a quantity of silver tableware itemsEdward Lowe, London circa 1777 maker's mark only visible on one and date marks rubbed (Quantity)

82Ф,Y — A pair of George III silver salts Solomon Hougham, London 1808 (Qty)

83Ф,Y — A collection of five silver items varying makers and dates (5)

84 — A set of four mid-Victorian silver cluster column candlesticks Samuel Lawrie, London 1853 (4)

85* — A George III silver coffee pot Edward Fernell, London 1782

86* — A George III silver coffee pot maker's mark 'LH' untraced see Grimwade (Ref 3719 p264), London 1768

87Ф,Y — A George IV silver teapot Paul Storr, London 1824

88 — A George III silver neo-classical hot water jug Francis Butty & Nick Dumee, London 1771

89 — A George III rectangular biscuit box William Burwash, body marked London 1818, cover London 1819

90 — A George III / IV matched silver cover and base cover, Thomas Heming, London 1773, base, Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1826

91 — A George III silver teapot Samuel Whitford II, London 1817

92 — A George IV silver 'Teniers' teapot Edward Farrell, London 1821

93Ф,Y — A William IV four-piece tea and coffee service William Hewitt, London 1836 (4)

94Ф,Y — A Victorian silver three-piece tea service Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1896 / 1897 (3)

95Ф,Y — A George IV / Victorian matched silver three-piece tea service the teapot by Charles Fox, London 1824, the cream and sugar bowl, Charles Boyton, London 1884 (3)

96 — A George II silver coffee pot Thomas Whipham, London 1754

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49 —
L. Martin
(20th Century)
Still life of flowers in a parkland landscape unframed

50 —
20th century school
Still life of flowers on a marble ledge

51^Y —
An Edwardian silver and piqué tortoiseshell casket and nine additional items
Henry John & Albert Edward Batson, London 1907 (10)

52 —
A Victorian silver and enamelled timepiece
The Douglas Clock Co, London 1900

53 —
An Art Nouveau silver and enamel ring tree
Arthur Johnson Smith, Birmingham 1921

54 —
A collection of William IV and Victorian silver
various dates and makers (Qty)

55^Ф,Y —
An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell compendium
William Comyns, London 1809

56^Ω —
Hermès: a French oversized silver letter/paper clip
Ravinet d'Enfert, circa 1960, stamped Hermès Paris to base, with Minerva and crab guarantee mark

57 —
A 9 carat gold two-handled covered trophy cup
Mappin & Webb, London 1910

58 —
A matched pair of Victorian silver bowls
Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1905 and Birmingham 1906 (2)

59 —
A Victorian silver comport
John Samuel Hunt, London 1859, incused Hunt & Roskell Late Storr & Mortimer

60 —
A Victorian silver table centrepiece
Stephen Smith & William Nicholson, London 1862

61 —
A silver basket and a silver tazza
Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1874 and Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, date rubbed (2)

62 —
A Victorian pair of pierced silver baskets
Charles Boyton, London 1896

63 —
A silver epergne
Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1918

64^* —
A Danish silver neo-classical wine ewer
Peter Hertz, Copenhagen 1896, stamped assay master Simon Groth

65 —
A Victorian silver two-handled trophy cup and cover
George Fox, London 1892

66 —
An electroplated and glass centrepiece
unmarked

67 —
An unusual Victorian silver dish
W Harrison & Co, Sheffield 1899

68 —
An Art Deco silver three-piece tea service
A L Davenport, Birmingham 1933

69 —
A pair of Adams style silver candlesticks
Britton Gould & Co, Birmingham 1934

70 —
An Edwardian silver photograph frame
Henry John Batson & Albert Edward Batson, London 1902

71 —
A George III / William IV silver jockey cap caddy spoon
with only lion passant and duty marks, Birmingham

72 —
A silver cigar box
maker's marks rubbed, London early 20th century, inscribed retailer to base T.W. Long & Co Cardiff

73 —
A silver four-piece tea service
Charles William Fletcher, Sheffield 1922 (4)

74 —
A set of four silver neo-classical style candlesticks
Thomas A Scott, Sheffield 1912 (4)

75 —
A pair of silver candlesticks with electroplated three-light branches
Jenkins & Timm, Sheffield 1894 (2)

76 —
Two silver salvers
Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1908 and 1928

77 —
A large two-handled silver tray
Arthur Martin Parsons & Frank Herbert Parsons, London 1913, also stamped for retailers Birch & Gaydon Ltd

78 —
An Edwardian silver kettle on stand
Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1906

79 —
A silver four-piece tea service
Harrison Fisher & Co, Sheffield 1919 (4)

80 —
A pair of silver candlesticks
William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1913, also stamped reg no 521572 (2)

81^Ф,Y —
A set of four George III silver wine coasters and silver toast rack plus a quantity of silver tableware items
Edward Lowe, London circa 1777 maker's mark only visible on one and date marks rubbed (Quantity)

82^Ф,Y —
A pair of George III silver salts
Solomon Hougham, London 1808 (Qty)

83^Ф,Y —
A collection of five silver items
varying makers and dates (5)

84 —
A set of four mid-Victorian silver cluster column candlesticks
Samuel Lawrie, London 1853 (4)

85^* —
A George III silver coffee pot
Edward Fernell, London 1782

86^* —
A George III silver coffee pot
maker's mark 'LH' untraced see Grimwade (Ref 3719 p264), London 1768

87^Ф,Y —
A George IV silver teapot
Paul Storr, London 1824

88 —
A George III silver neo-classical hot water jug
Francis Butty & Nick Dumee, London 1771

89 —
A George III rectangular biscuit box
William Burwash, body marked London 1818, cover London 1819

90 —
A George III / IV matched silver cover and base
cover, Thomas Heming, London 1773, base, Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, London 1826

91 —
A George III silver teapot
Samuel Whitford II, London 1817

92 —
A George IV silver 'Teniers' teapot
Edward Farrell, London 1821

93^Ф,Y —
A William IV four-piece tea and coffee service
William Hewitt, London 1836 (4)

94^Ф,Y —
A Victorian silver three-piece tea service
Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1896 / 1897 (3)

95^Ф,Y —
A George IV / Victorian matched silver three-piece tea service
the teapot by Charles Fox, London 1824, the cream and sugar bowl, Charles Boyton, London 1884 (3)

96 —
A George II silver coffee pot
Thomas Whipham, London 1754