Michael Baggott Silver and Antiques

Enlarge	An Important Irish Charles II Provincial trefid spoon Hercules Beere, Youghal, c.1670 Trefid pattern with a ribbed rattail to the bowl, initialled "WO" This is the third spoon to be discovered from an exceptionally rare Youghal set by Hercules Beere. The first was published in "Cork Silver and Gold Four Centuries of Craftsmanship"* by Conor and O'Brien, 2005, p.151 No.CS223. The second was at Woolley & Wallis Auctioneers 25th January 2006 Lot 322. This third example had lain unrecorded in a Private Leicestershire Collection since the late 1960's and has only just appeared onto the market. (Note: it is a far better weight and condition than the Woolley's example) Size: 20cm long Weight: 1oz 14dwt Stock Number: A657 Price: £P.O.A
Enlarge	A George II silver caster Samuel Welder, London, 1735 of baluster form with a domed pierced foilate cover and cast knopped final. The base engraved "*MB her legacy to AHI" with a scratchweight of "15=16" for an entire set of three casters. In superb original condition. Size: 13cm high Weight: 4oz 4dwt Stock Number: A656 Price:** £445
Enlarge	A rare William and Mary provincial silver trefid spoon Thomas Havers, Norwich, 1691 Trefid pattern with a ribbed rattail to the bowl, prick dot engraved "AM 1692" of excellent gauge and colour Size: 19cm long Weight: 1oz 11dwt Stock Number: A655 Price: £P.O.A
Enlarge	An Important George III Masonic Gold, Enamel and Diamond Jewel dated 1812 (anno lucis 5812) the circular gold jewel with a finely engraved foliate border, titled "BRISTOL" with a central field of blue enamel an a rayed ground inset with a gold level and diamond plumb line. The reverse engraved *"Brother H.W.SHEW P.S.G.W 5812". In the original silk lined red morocco leather case. Note 5812 is the date using the Masonic "Anno Lucis" calendar, being in fact the year 1812 in the Gregorian calendar. Size:* 5cm diameter Stock Number: A654 Price: £6,750
Enlarge	A very fine Victorian gold mourning ring inset with 1st century Roman Intaglio c.1843, the intaglio 1st-2nd Century AD the plain gold ring set with a Roman Carnelian intaglio engraved with the scene of a four horse drawn chariot and charioteer holding a branch of victory, above him the Goddess Nike crowns him with a laurel wreath. The reverse finely engraved: *"Charles Jones Obt.27th September 1843"* Size: 17mm diameter Stock Number: A653 Price: £3,750
Enlarge	A Louis XV silver tumbler cup Lazare-Antoine Clerin, Paris, 1761 plain circular with a reeded rim and finely engraved period Ducal Armorial, bearing the decharge mark to the rim Size: 6cm high Weight: 1oz 17dwt Stock Number: A652 Price: £360
Enlarge	Channel Islands: A rare George III pair of silver tea tongs George Hamon, Jersey, c.1770 of cast scissor action form with spade form bowls, clearly marked to each arm above the hinge. In perfect original condition. Size: 12cm long Weight: 1oz 1dwt Stock Number: A651 Price: £1,350
Enlarge	A very fine James II Provincial silver trefid spoon maker's mark a Crown, Somerset/Wessex, c.1685 Trefid pattern, decorated with punched shaded roundels, prick dot engraved with the initials and date "ET/TB/1685" within elaborate scroll work. Maker's mark struck five times along the stem and bowl. The punched decoration is similar to that found on spoons by William Lewis of Wincanton. Very fine condition and gauge. Size: 20.5cm long Weight: 1oz 15dwt Stock Number: A648 Price: £3,750
Enlarge	A fine early Dutch silver pocket corkscrew c.1750 of cast baluster form with gadrooned and wrythen borders, the handle with cast shell and scroll decoration, unscrewing to reveal a plain steel helix, the base engraved with a finely engraved period armorial Size: 8.5cm long Weight: 1oz 7dwt Stock Number: A647 Price: £775
Enlarge	An Irish George I silver snuff/toy spoon Esther Forbes, Dublin, c.1718-29 Dognose pattern, initialled "B" and later initialled "AM" in script. Maker's mark struck twice. In excellent condition. Any period Irish Dognose pattern spoon is hard to find, a miniature or toy example by a short lived female Dublin silversmith even more so. A great rarity. Size: 7.5cm long Weight: 2dwt Stock Number: A646 Price: £925
Enlarge	A fine Irish Queen Anne pair of silver salt cellars Jospeh Walker, Dublin, c.1700-5 of rare dodecagonal trencher form with circular bowls, initialled " G over RA" together with a crest engraved all above an inscription "Newry 1718" Of a heavy gauge and large size. Size:* 7.5cm diameter Weight: 6oz 5dwt Stock Number: A645 Price: £3,750
Enlarge	A fine and rare Queen Anne Act of Union Medal John Crocker, London, 1707 with a Portrait Bust of Queen Anne and on the reverse a figure of her as Pallas Athene below the inscription "Novae Palladium Troiae" (The Palladium of New Troy). In Classical Greek Mythology a figure of National invulnerability. Executed by John Croker the design of the Medal was approved on 20th February 1707 by Sir Issac Newton, in his office as Master of the Mint. The price of the Medal was stated as being £1 17s 0d. Though much rarer than Croker's smaller Union Medals examples are in the Collections of the British Museum (The Hull Grundy Gift) and the Royal Collection, though both of these lack the original Shagreen fitted case which this Medal still retains.In Good order, minor edge knock at 5 o'clock. The case in good order. Size: 69mm diameter Weight: 3oz 5dwt Stock Number: A644 Price: £1,650
Enlarge	A George I silver mug Francis Batty II, Newcastle, 1724 of plain baluster form with a leaf capped scroll handle, inscribed "Dedit R.W at Meruit A.G" Note: this bears the very rare feature of a double striking of the date letter in error by the Assay Office. Size: 8.5cm long Weight: 5oz 7dwt Stock Number: A643 Price: £1,450
Enlarge	A rare George I Provincial silver tumbler cup Timothy Plummer, York, c.1716-20 plain circular superb colour and condition. Note: The rarest of all York silver are those handful of pieces produced in the City during the period when the Assay Office fell into disuse (1716-c.1776), which simply bear the maker's mark. In the 2000 exhibition "Three Centuries of York Silver 1550-1858" 466 items were drawn from collections all over Britain, only 6 pieces from this period were found including Newcastle assayed wares and only 2 of those bore solely York Goldsmiths marks so can truly be said to have been made within the City. Timothy Plummer was the last in an illustrious line of York Goldsmiths. Size: 7cm diameter Weight: 2oz 2dwt Stock Number: A642 Price: £6,750
Enlarge	A rare Scottish Provincial George III silver tablespoon Dalyell & Hunter, Dumfries, c.1775 Hanoverian pattern, initialled "W over RM" Provenance: How of Edinburgh. Amongst the rarest of Scottish Provincial marks, in over ten years only one other tablespoon and a teaspoon bearing this short lived partnerships mark has been noted. In superb original condition Size: 21cm long Weight: 1oz 13dwt Stock Number: A641 Price: £2,250
Enlarge	Documentary: A fine pair of Charles II silvergilt marriage spoons John King, London, 1670 Trefid pattern, later gilded and cased c.1820. Finely engraved with period Armorials marking the Marriage of Samuel Brandling of Ipswich, Suffolk to Anne Gurdon of Assington, Suffolk on 14th July 1670 at St Peter Le Poer, London. Samuel Brandling was later admitted to Gray's Inn. It is rare to find spoons surviving with their original Armorials, the later Georgian case and re-gilding shows they must have still been treasured possessions within the Brandling family some 150 years later. Size: 19cm long Weight: 2oz 15dwt the pair Stock Number: A640 Price: £2,950
Enlarge	A George II Provincial silver pap boat Jospeh Collier of Plymouth, Exeter, 1749 of plain oval form with a pouring lip. Excellent colour, a rare early form in West Country silver Size: 11.5cm long Weight: 1oz 14dwt Stock Number: A639 Price: £1,250
Enlarge	A George III pair of silver sugar tongs Edward Sawyer, Birmingham, 1779 feather edge pattern with engraved foliate bowls, lightly erased and re-initialled "B over ME" Whilst Birmingham became a major centre for the production of silver smallwork and toys in the eighteenth century, relatively little flatware was ever produced, especially within the first ten years of the Assay Office opening. A rare pair of sugartongs. Size: 13cm long Weight: 19dwt Stock Number: A638 Price: £240
Enlarge	An early Swiss silver etui maker's mark H crowned, Vevey, c.1730-50 of plain tapering oval form with stiff leaf engraved borders and a domed faceted cover, traces of gilding Size: 9.5cm long Weight: 9dwt Stock Number: A637 Price: £220
Enlarge	A Scottish Provincial George III pair of silver sugar tongs Robert Keay I, Perth, c.1810-20 Fiddle Pattern, initialled "MB" Size: 15cm long Weight: 1oz 1dwt Stock Number: A634 Price: £78
Enlarge	A fine George III silver salver maker's mark TC (probably Thomas Carter), London, 1784 circular with a beaded rim raised on four bracket feet, finely engraved with a period Armorial for the Campbell family Size: 35cm diameter Weight: 41oz 2dwt Stock Number: A632 Price: £1,450
Enlarge	A rare George III silver pictureback tablespoon Benjamin Bickerton, London, 1766 Hanoverian pattern, with a fine flaming heart pictureback to the reverse of the bowl, initialled "WP" Size: 20cm long Weight: 1oz 11dwt Stock Number: A631 Price: reserved
Enlarge	A rare George III pair of silver sugartongs Charles Neale and Daniel May I, London, 22 March 1783-12 January 1784 bright cut engraved and initialled C over GA Neale and May were only in partnership for a period of ten months making this pair of tongs a particular rarity Size:* 14.5cm long Weight: 1oz 2dwt Stock Number: A629 Price: £125
Enlarge	A George IV set of six silver dessert spoons John Coakley of Liverpool, Chester, 1st January-5th July 1828 Fiddle pattern John Coakley of Liverpool assayed at Chester between 1828-1833. That these spoons bear the "I" date letter used 1827-8 allows us to place them within the first six months of his submissions In the whole of 1828 Coakley only submitted 85 dessert spoons for assay, with a gradually declining output ending with just 8 submitted in his last year of 1833. Size: 17cm long Weight: 5oz 13dwt Stock Number: A627 Price: reserved
Enlarge	A rare George II silver tablespoon Richard Pargeter, London, 1732 Hanoverian pattern, initialled "T IE" Inscribed to the reverse of the bowl George & Vulture, Cornhill" also initialled "H&M" to the reverse of the stem and bowl and initialled "B" to the inside of the bowl. The George and Vulture Inn stands today in St.Michael's Alley, Cornhill as one of London's last remaining Chop Houses. It has numerous claims to fame, or at least notoriety being one of the meeting places for the debauched "Hell Fire Club" in the early part of the 18th century. The Drury Lane Actor and Comedian Richard Estcourt founded his "Beefsteak Club" at the Inn. Though it was to achieve worldwide fame in the 19th century as the fictional London residence of Mr Pickwick in Charles Dickens "Pickwick Papers". Several London Inns and Taverns would have their name and address inscribed on valuable silver to discourage less illustrious customers from illicitly removing them. The subsequent engraved initials may refer to it being held for the use of a specific customer or society which frequented the George and Vulture. It is indeed likely that the single "B" in the bowl refers to the Beefsteak Club. Size:* 20cm long Weight: 1oz 16dwt Stock Number: A626 Price: £575
Enlarge	An unusual George III silver serving spoon with mourning inscription maker's mark T (?), London, 1792 Old English pattern, inscribed: *"Thomas Edgcome, Died Dec 18th 1791, Aged 44 years"* Size: 31cm long Weight: 3oz 1dwt Stock Number: A625 Price: £240
Enlarge	A George III pair of silver sugartongs Stephen Adams I, London, c.1775-80 the rare concave arms with beaded borders and unusually elongated chased wrythen shell bowls, foliate engraved sprays bordering the script initials "TEM" Size: 14.5cm long Weight: 1oz 5dwt Stock Number: A624 Price: £85
Enlarge	A very fine William III silver dognose spoon Thomas Allen, London, 1698 the plain rattail bowl with a dognose pattern stem, initialled "T over GE" Bearing one of the finest set of marks seen on a seventeenth century spoon. Size: 20cm long Weight: 1oz 18dwt Stock Number: A623 Price: £1,750
Enlarge	A George IV pair of silver school prize medals one Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, the other George Knight, London, 1823 circular with reeded and matted laurel borders and plain suspension rings, engraved as prizes for "ENGLISH" and "FRENCH", both awarded to "MISS PORTER" Size: 3.5cm diameter Weight: 11 dwt all in Stock Number: A620 Price: £260
Enlarge	An Irish Provincial George III silver tablespoon Carden Terry, Cork, c.1785-95 Old English Celtic taper pattern, profusely bright-cut engraved and initailled "JAL" Size: 22cm long Weight: 2oz Stock Number: A617 Price: £270
Enlarge	A George III silver pictureback tablespoon Benjamin Bickerton, London, 1767 Hanoverian pattern, the bowl decorated with the Prince of Wales feathers issuing from a crown. Later initials to the front of the stem Size: 20.5cm long Weight: 1oz 5dwt Stock Number: A616 Price: reserved
Enlarge	Channel Islands: A George II silver tablespoon Jean Gavey, Jersey, c.1750 Hanoverian pattern, crested Size: 20cm long Weight: 2oz 7dwt Stock Number: A615 Price: £340
Enlarge	A George II pair of silver tablespoons Philip Roker II, London, 1733 Hanoverian pattern, crested Excellent marks Size: 20.5cm long Weight: 4oz 7dwt Stock Number: A611 Price: £320
Enlarge	Worshipful Company of Salters: A Victorian silver salt spoon John Bodman Carrington for Carrington & Co. overstriking George Fox, London, 1893 the gilt shell bowl with cast rocaille stem surmounted by the Company's Arms and Motto "Sal Sapit Omnia" (salt flavours everything), initialled "V" Size: 12cm long Weight: 11dwt Stock Number: A609 Price: £75
Enlarge	An early Dutch silver comfit/snuff box Jan de Hoop, Amsterdam, 1736 of rare Heart shape the cover cast with three Maidens in a field gathering flowers in the folds of their dresses. There can be little doubt that from the rare shape and decoration of the box that it intended to serve as a Love Token though practically it may have been used either for comfits or for snuff. Size: 5cm long Weight: 1oz Stock Number: A607 Price: £1,500
Enlarge	A rare George III silver Armorial wine label unmarked, c.1770 pierced and engraved with the crest and motto of Ayscough of Newcastle, Northumberland and Scotland, titled "SWEET WINE" Size: 4cm long Weight: 3dwt Stock Number: A605 Price: £495
Enlarge	A fine Victorian silver sifting spoon Charles Thomas and George Fox, London, 1852 with a gilt shell bowl pierced with foliate scrolls and a cast rocaille handle, matted and hand chased throughout, crested In superb pristine condition Size: 17.5cm long Weight: 2oz 9dwt Stock Number: A604 Price: £575
Enlarge	A George II pair of rococo silver gilt tea tongs Philip Roker II, London, c.1739-55 of cast and chased naturalistic form with the arms finely modelled as leaf entwined branches maker's mark and standard mark clearly struck to each foliate bowl extremely crisp detailing throughout Size: 12cm long Weight: 1oz 2dwt Stock Number: A602 Price: £275
Enlarge	A German brass and steel fork Carlsbad, c.1740 the pistol shaped handle with cast brass Coach and Horses decoration Provenance: Ex Bill Brown collection Size: 18cm long Stock Number: A597 Price: £175
Enlarge	An early American Colonial pair of silver tea tongs maker's mark AB struck twice, tentatively ascribed to Adrian Bancker, New York, c.1730-40 of cast scroll scissor form with naive foliate engraved decoration to the hinge, initialled 'LG' and marked twice just above the finger rings with AB beneath a foliate device. Adrian Bancker's mark is usually AB struck within a plain oval, Belden however notes another AB punch within a heart which she tentatively ascribes to Bancker and another version of his mark within a rectangular punch is recorded in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on a silver cream pot (accession no.44.88). With no other candidiate of the period bearing the correct initials it is more than likely that these tongs bear another unrecorded early version of his mark. In excellent original condition. Size: 11.5cm long Weight: 16dwt Stock Number: A590 Price: £1,650
Enlarge	Last Chester Date Letter: A silver Armada dish Margaret Joyce and John ffoulkes Lowe, Chester, 1st July-24th August 1962 the plain circular dish with a double reeded border, bearing large specimen marks for the last Chester date letter The last Chester date letter was used for only 55 days from the 1st July until 24th August 1962. Size: 11.5cm diameter Weight: 3oz 14dwt Stock Number: A586 Price: £190
Enlarge	A George III pair of silver serving spoons William Eley and William Fearn, London, 1804 Old English pattern with finely engraved Crests for Gordon (or Hay-Gordon) In superb condition with clear marks Size: 30.5cm long Weight: 7oz 6dwt Stock Number: A580 Price: £275
Enlarge	A Canadian Victorian pair of silver sugar tongs William James Veith, Halifax, Nova Scotia, c.1850 Fiddle pattern fully marked to both arms, one set of marks appears to overstrike the punches of another Canadian maker and may account for why the tongs were double struck with identical marks Size: 16.5cm long Weight: 1oz 10dwt Stock Number: A575 Price: £280
Enlarge	An Early American silver soup ladle Daniel Van Voorhis, New York, c.1785-90 Old English pattern with a pronounced rib to the reverse of the stem, finely bright cut engraved with a cartouche and pendant drop, initialled 'H.A.M' for the Morris family of New York Maker's mark struck twice In excellent condition and of a very fine colour Note: A matching set of ten tablespoons by the same maker for the Morris family were sold at Christie's New York sale of Important American Silver (23/01/09, Lot 100). Size: 32cm long Weight: 4oz 4dwt Stock Number: A569 Price: £875
Enlarge	A James II Provincial silver tumbler cup Marmaduke Best, York, 1688 plain circular engraved with a naive scrollwork cartouche enclosing the initials 'P over WG' Provenance: formerly from the collections of the famous author Agatha Christie* No more could be asked, in terms of provenance, condition and the superb original blue grey colour, of this rare untouched piece of seventeenth century provincial silver. An exceptional example. Size: 7.5cm diameter Weight: 2oz 6dwt Stock Number: A565 Price: £13,950
Enlarge	A fine Queen Anne silver tobacco box Benjamin Pyne, London, 1710-11 oval with moulded borders and a pull off cover superbly engraved with the ship Christopher and presentation inscribed to the interior Richard DuCane was an important Huguenot at the begining of the 18th century, he was a Director of the Bank of England and a portrait of him admist his large family can still be seen in the NPG. Christopher Burrow was a Captain for the British East India Company. Size: 10cm long Weight: 3oz 10dwt Stock Number: A562 Price: £6,950
Enlarge	A George II silver caster George Weir, London, c.1727-9 of baluster form with a finely pierced and ribbed domed cover, engraved with the period Crest of the Kirby family Weir had an unusually short working career of only 2 years but his work was highly accomplished, this caster in particular is of the heaviest gauge and identical pattern to examples produced by DeLamerie at the same period. Size: 15cm high Weight: 8oz 3dwt Stock Number: A559 Price: £1,950
Enlarge	A very fine George II silver salver Paul Crespin, London, 1744 shaped circular with a tied reeded rim interspersed with rocaille shells and engraved with a central period armorial within a foliate rococo cartouche, all raised on three incurved tapering bracket feet. Scratch Weight: 'No.1 36="2'"" Paul Crespin was one of the most important Huguenot Goldsmiths working in London in the middle of the eighteenth century. His work can be found in all the major American and European Museums. He worked to latest French taste for an elite clientele, this salver being in the most fashionable, yet restrained, Parisian taste of the period. A very rare opportunity to own a piece from the workshop of one of the great makers. Size: 33cm diameter Weight: 34oz 17dwt Stock Number: A556 Price: £7,700
Enlarge	A rare William III North Country dognose spoon maker's mark II struck twice alongside an incuse fleur-de-lys, York/Leeds, c.1700 Dognose pattern with a pronounced ribbed rattail to the bowl. These particular marks are recorded by Jackson on a Communion Paten in a prominent York Church, bearing the inscription "Given to Holy Trinity Church Goodramgate 1706" (Jacksons p.524) Whilst a fleur de lys mark can be found on Leeds plate of the period (which is found on some Yorkshire Church Plate), there is a mention of a 'Mr Jones of York' for whom no work has currently been found. He was fined by the Goldsmiths Company for selling substandard gold rings in 1700, precisely at the time when hallmarking had been briefly suspended in York and interim punches may have been employed. A rare example of these highly intriguing North Country marks Size: 20cm long Weight: 1oz 9dwt Stock Number: A553 Price: £2,950
Enlarge	A George III Provincial pair of silver sugartongs Thomas Wigan, Bristol, c.1770 Old English Laurelled Edge, initialled at right angles to the bow 'I+H' A rare example of Bristol silver Size: 13cm long Weight: 1oz Stock Number: A550 Price: £220
Enlarge	*Contact Details Update* New Telephone Number 07957 732938 We would like to inform our customers that our contact details have now been updated. The new telephone number to call us on is: 07957 732938 Our email addresses are: Baggottsilver@aol.com or Baggottsilver@btinternet.com Please note that the P.O.Box has been discontinued Stock Number: A000 Price: On Request
Enlarge	An Arts and Crafts silver and lapis lazuli caddy spoon Bernard Cuzner for Liberty & Co., Birmingham, 1902 the planished fig shaped bowl with a square flared stem applied with wirework borders and ropetwist details beneath a polished lapis finial bordered with chased leaves. A rare and early example of the work of Bernard Cuzner for Liberty & Co. Size: 10.5cm long Weight: 17dwt all in Stock Number: A544 Price: £1,350
Enlarge	A Scottish Provincial Victorian pair of sugar tongs John Duncan and James Begg, Aberdeen, c.1837-44 Fiddle pattern with shell fluted bowls, initialled 'DMK' Rarely these tongs bear the marks of two different Aberdeen silversmiths Size: 15cm long Weight: 1oz 10dwt Stock Number: A521 Price: £240
Enlarge	A rare Scottish Provincial George III silver Quaich Donald Fraser (early mark), Inverness, c.1804-10 of circular form with twin lug handles, initialled for subsequent members of the same family 'R MD' and 'A M McD' Excellent heavy gauge Size: 10cm long Weight: 2oz 17dwt Stock Number: A515 Price: £2,250
Enlarge	An Irish Provincial George III silver waiter Daniel Lysaght, Limerick, c.1780-4 shaped circular with a shell and scroll border, all raised on three pad feet, crested and initialled The crest is that of O'Beirne of Connaught Note: this waiter has the identical cast border as waiters known by Samuel and Joseph Johns of Limerick. Several Limerick Goldsmiths were known in the later part of the eighteenth centruy to have adopted a Harp punch outline, as is the case with this mark. When Lysaght was required to register a mark at the Dublin office this clearly would have been an inappropriate design so a plain rectangular punch was used after this date, c.1784. Size: 16.5cm diameter Weight: 8oz Stock Number: A493 Price: £5,750
Enlarge	Royal: A George V silver dessert spoon William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1924 Albany pattern, inscribed to the bowl: 'Wick Hill House, Bracknell, Berks 22nd April 1924' the interior of the bowl engraved with the Royal Arms Note: Wick Hill was the home of the extraordinary *Clement St.George Royds Littledale, a true Victorian explorer and big game hunter who provided many specimens for the Natural History Museum. He is known to have entertained Royalty with Edward VII coming for lunch in 1902 and leaving with Littledales prize Ibex head! This spoon records a later informal Royal visit by the Prince of Wales (Edward VIII, then Duke of Windsor) at a time when he was preparing to undertake the famous 1925 tour of Africa. On such occasions the host would often take the table silver used by the member of the Royal family and have it engraved as a memento. Size:* 18.5cm long Weight: 1oz 18dwt Stock Number: A415 Price: £P.O.A
Enlarge	'An Illustrated Guide to York Hallmarks 1776-1858..' published June 2010, author Michael Baggott 'An Illustrated Guide to York Hallmarks 1776-1858 & A Transcript and Index of the York Assay Office Ledger 1805-1821' The book comprises a photographic guide to York hallmarks covering the period 1776-1858, a catalogue of examples of items produced by York silversmiths during this period and most importantly a Transcript and Index of the York Assay Office Ledger (1805-1821) detailing each item sent for assay over this period. The book is Hardback, A4 size, 328 pages with over 120 black and white illustrations. It is a limited editon of 100 copies. Due to size and weight postage for the book within the UK is £7.50 by Royal Mail recorded delivery. Overseas clients are requested to email us for a postage quote UPDATE: OUT OF PRINT Size: A4 Weight: - Stock Number: A127 Price: sold

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An Important Irish Charles II Provincial trefid spoon

Hercules Beere, Youghal, c.1670

A George II silver caster

Samuel Welder, London, 1735

A rare William and Mary provincial silver trefid spoon

Thomas Havers, Norwich, 1691

An Important George III Masonic Gold, Enamel and Diamond Jewel

dated 1812 (anno lucis 5812)

A very fine Victorian gold mourning ring inset with 1st century Roman Intaglio

c.1843, the intaglio 1st-2nd Century AD

A Louis XV silver tumbler cup

Lazare-Antoine Clerin, Paris, 1761

Channel Islands: A rare George III pair of silver tea tongs

George Hamon, Jersey, c.1770

A very fine James II Provincial silver trefid spoon

maker's mark a Crown, Somerset/Wessex, c.1685

A fine early Dutch silver pocket corkscrew

c.1750

An Irish George I silver snuff/toy spoon

Esther Forbes, Dublin, c.1718-29

A fine Irish Queen Anne pair of silver salt cellars

Jospeh Walker, Dublin, c.1700-5

A fine and rare Queen Anne Act of Union Medal

John Crocker, London, 1707

A George I silver mug

Francis Batty II, Newcastle, 1724

A rare George I Provincial silver tumbler cup

Timothy Plummer, York, c.1716-20

A rare Scottish Provincial George III silver tablespoon

Dalyell & Hunter, Dumfries, c.1775

Documentary: A fine pair of Charles II silvergilt marriage spoons

John King, London, 1670

A George II Provincial silver pap boat

Jospeh Collier of Plymouth, Exeter, 1749

A George III pair of silver sugar tongs

Edward Sawyer, Birmingham, 1779

An early Swiss silver etui

maker's mark H crowned, Vevey, c.1730-50

A Scottish Provincial George III pair of silver sugar tongs

Robert Keay I, Perth, c.1810-20

A fine George III silver salver

maker's mark TC (probably Thomas Carter), London, 1784

A rare George III silver pictureback tablespoon

Benjamin Bickerton, London, 1766

A rare George III pair of silver sugartongs

Charles Neale and Daniel May I, London, 22 March 1783-12 January 1784

A George IV set of six silver dessert spoons

John Coakley of Liverpool, Chester, 1st January-5th July 1828

A rare George II silver tablespoon

Richard Pargeter, London, 1732

An unusual George III silver serving spoon with mourning inscription

maker's mark T (?), London, 1792

A George III pair of silver sugartongs

Stephen Adams I, London, c.1775-80

A very fine William III silver dognose spoon

Thomas Allen, London, 1698

A George IV pair of silver school prize medals

one Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, the other George Knight, London, 1823

An Irish Provincial George III silver tablespoon

Carden Terry, Cork, c.1785-95

A George III silver pictureback tablespoon

Benjamin Bickerton, London, 1767

Channel Islands: A George II silver tablespoon

Jean Gavey, Jersey, c.1750

A George II pair of silver tablespoons

Philip Roker II, London, 1733

Worshipful Company of Salters: A Victorian silver salt spoon

John Bodman Carrington for Carrington & Co. overstriking George Fox, London, 1893

An early Dutch silver comfit/snuff box

Jan de Hoop, Amsterdam, 1736

A rare George III silver Armorial wine label

unmarked, c.1770

A fine Victorian silver sifting spoon

Charles Thomas and George Fox, London, 1852

A George II pair of rococo silver gilt tea tongs

Philip Roker II, London, c.1739-55

A German brass and steel fork

Carlsbad, c.1740

An early American Colonial pair of silver tea tongs

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