Silver is still proving to be a popular item for bidders, if these results are anything to go by from our London auction on 10th February.
Lot 220
A Fine quality Martin Hall & Co silver claret jug, London, 1876/7. Finely cast with winged nymph and repousse floral decoration, central cartouche having Virtus Invidae Scopus family crest.
Estimate – £1000 – £1500
Sold for £1800
Lot 221
A 19th Century Chinese Silver export teapot with Dragon finial and Bamboo decoration.
Estimate – £80 – £120
Sold for £1,200
Lot 241
A collection of silver presentation cups and a silver mounted ebonised base, mostly Horse related.
Estimate – £80 – £120
Sold for £260
Lot 243
A Barr, Mooring & Co silver cake bowl/basket with Griffin finials supported by 3 griffin legs, London, 1903/4.
Estimate – £80 – £120
Sold for £220
Lot 229
A Minshull & Latimer silver tray, Birmingham, 1896/7, decorated with floral edge work.
Estimate – £150 – £250
Sold for £330
Lot 227
An extensive solid silver cutlery service, decorated with scallop finial London, 1904/5, Approx. 4250g.
Estimate – £500 – £800
Sold for £1,200
Lot 224
A 19th Century Colonial Indian Silver Tankard with Lizard handle.
Estimate – £120 – £180
Sold for £480
Lot 257
A 19th Century silver mounted swagger stick and a silver mounted Victorian cypher officers buckle.
Estimate – £100 – £150
Sold for £260
Lot 245
A Daniel Charles & Houle silver goblet decorated with flowers and two empty cartouches. London, 1865/6.
Estimate – £60 – £80
Sold for £400
Lot 263
2 sets of Asprey cased silver Owl menu holders, with inset butterscotch eyes. 8 in total. Marks for Asprey & Co, London 1969/70.
Estimate – £500 – £600
Sold for £750
Lot 212
A Goldsmiths and Silversmiths silver twin handled Art Nouveau centre piece, dated 1900/01, original green glass liner.
Estimate – £250 – £350
Sold for £1,800
