An Old Sheffield Plate wine funnel in
two parts. The top with a beaded edge
and a pierced gilt interior.
16 cm x 8.5 cm
£ 75.00
A good Old Sheffield Plate sauce tureen embossed all over with shells, flowers and leaves, crested. Circa 1825.
£ 195.00
An Old Sheffield Plate mustard pot with a well pierced body and a conical lid with knob and standing on three ball and claw feet. With a blue glass liner. Circa 1780.
£ 75.00
A fine Old Sheffield Plate fruit of cake basket with a swing handle and a well pierced and engraved frieze, initialed G'A. Circa 1790.
£ 125.00
A good Old Sheffield Plate coffee pot in high Rococo style, initialed and with a wooden handle. Circa 1825.
22 cm high
£ 135.00
A George III Old Sheffield Plate Wax Jack with a two part wire work body and a bar holding a flexible wax taper. On the side is a snuffer.
In fine original condition. See History of Old Sheffield Plate by Gordon Crosskey p.277.
15 cm high.
£ 275.00
A lovely pair of 18th.century silver salt spoons with bright cut decoration and shell bowls.
London 1782 by Charles Hougham.
£ 85.00
We A good George lll silver counted box with a pull off lid. London 1816 by Richard Buckton,
£ 145.00
A fine heavy quality silver old English pattern marrow scoop. London 1808 by William Eley, William Fearn and William Chawner.
22.6 cm.
£ 230.00
A pretty Victorian silver scent bottle decorated with leaves and with a vacant shield cartouche. The hinged lid with a small glass stopper. Birmingham 1890 by Hillard & Thomson.
5 cm x 1.7 cm
£ 120.00
A good Victorian silver Kings pattern sugar sifter spoon. London 1851 by John and Henry Lias.
14 cm x 5 cm.
£ 65.00
A silver sugar sifter ladle of Old English pattern and small size. London 1804 by Richard Crossley - spoon maker.
12.6 cm long.
£ 40.00
A pretty set of four bright cut silver teaspoons
London 1796 by
Peter and Ann Bateman
12.5 cm
£ 75.00
A very decorative silver photo frame
Sheffield 1992
17 cm x 14 cm
£ 75.00
A 20th. century silver wine coaster
with a pierced border and a wooden base.
1973 by J.B.Chatterley.
14 cm
£ 68.00
A Victorian silver and glass double end scent bottle. One gilt end with a spring and the other gilt end screw off.
14 cm.
£ 75.00
A George IV silver butter knife 1822.
The shell and reeded border with a crest of a stag.
19 cm.
£ 45.00
A good early George III silver caster of baluster form with a pierced cover with writhen finial. Both parts marked.
London 1767 by Jabez Daniell
and James Mince.
11.6 cm high.
£ 195.00
A rare 17th.century Savona Faience dish.
Decorated with two cherubs in a landscape one blowing a trumpet.
£ 250.00
Early19th.century Staffordshire group of 'The Tythe Pig'. A well defined colourfull group of this old story.
£ 125.00
An 18th.century Dutch Delft tobacco jar decorated with leaf and scroll and a vase of flowers. " Rappe "
Rappee (from the French râpé, "grated") is the name later given to a coarse, pungent snuff made from dark tobacco. The grated tobacco would then be transferred into smaller snuffboxes.
Brass lid possibly original.
29 cm £ 350.00
An 18th.century Delft sweetmead dish of shaped design decorated with flower heads and standing on three short feet. Probably Dutch.
£ 78.00
A lovely 18th.century pearlware scalloped
edge plate of a Chinaman with a parasol. Probably Liverpool, Circa 1780.
25 cm
£ 80.00
A pair of 18th.century Prattware figures of Apollo and a girl with a basket.
Circa 1790.
£ 245.00
An 18th.century pearlware scalloped edge
plate of a Chinese lady. Probably Liverpool,
Circa 1780.
25 cm
£ 75.00
A good Staffordshire figure of Simon or Cymon
as a sad young man standing beside a tree trunk. With arms folded and wearing a hat, orange waistcoat and brown britches.
( Cymon is the hero of The Decameron set in Cypus and written about 1350 )
Possibly some good restoration on his britches
but can't be seen. Circa 1815
22.5 cm high
£ 95.00
A good pair of Staffordshire pearlware stag and doe in recumbant position. Hollow base figures with good definition. Circa 1830
Provenance; The George Withers collection. 15.5 cm x 18 cm.
£350.00
An good early 19th.century Staffordshire figure of Apollo holding a lyre and standing before a pile of books. Circa 1820
15 cm £ 165.00
An good early 19th.century Staffordshire putti holding a yellow basket of flowers and with a small leaf and flower bocage. Circa 1820
11.5 cm £ 95.00
An good early 19th.century Staffordshire female putti holding a blue basket of flowers and with a leaf and flower bocage. Circa 1820
13 cm £ 135.00
A good 19th.century high back Windsor Chair in Ash and Elm with a wheel splat and a lovely figured seat.
Probably from the Thames Valley. Good original condition and a great colour. Circa 1830.
106 cm. high. 53.5 cm. wide. 41 cm. deep. and 44 cm high.
£ 245.00
An outstanding Regency Burr Yew work - lamp table. Veneered all over with this wonderful timber. It has one divided drawer and one double drawer at one end and three swivel drawers at the other end. The top one fitted for writing. The work bag slides forwards on runners and can be removed. The whole is of an amazing colour. Circa 1815.
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An outstanding Regency Burr Yew work - lamp table. Veneered all over with this wonderful timber. It has one divided drawer and one double drawer at one end and three swivel drawers at the other end. The top one fitted for writing. The work bag slides forwards on runners and can be removed. The whole is of an amazing colour. Circa 1815.
Provenance; The estate of the late Jane Sumner ( antiques dealer )
73 cm high x 49 cm x 78 cm open
£ 900.00
We A good Regency silkwook and watercolour picture in a Verre Eglomise frame inscribed J.Frazer fecit.
Depicting a young lady reading a book with a dog at her feet in its original frame.
43.5 cm x 44 cm.
£ 250.00
A charming Regency period silkwork picture of young lady sat in a landscape with
her dog on a lead. Perfect condition.
22.5 cm x 19 cm
£ 160.00
A late William IV sampler by Rebekah Smart aged 9 years February 8 1837. Decorated with birds and butterflies etc.
( Victoria came to the throne in June 1837 )
Frame 45 cm x 41 cm.
£ 275.00
A 16th.century Oak Romayne panel relief decorated with an angel above a bust of a man in a rondel.
41 c x 17 cm
£ 110.00
A wonderful 19th.century needlework study of a Parrot holding a nut and surrounded by scrolling leaves and flowers. Watching with glass eye
Original rare Coromandel wood frame.
54 cm x 57.5 cm.
SOLD
An excellent mid 20th century table globe by
Dr R.Neuse. Columbus Globe
Geographia Ltd
167 fleet Str. London.
50 cm x 36 cm overall
SOLD
An early 18th.century oak gateleg table with well turned legs and turned stretchers and with a side running drawer.
100 cms x 126 cms across
£ 175.00
A Nuremberg brass Alms Dish decorated with the 'fischblasenmotive' patern of swirling gadroons, and a punched decoration to the border.
40.6 cm
£ 350.00
A good Victorian brass and iron stick stand with a black and gilt base and a lift out drip tray.
63 cm x 41 cm x 21 cm deep
£ 295.00
A rare 17th century Dutch brass Alms dish decorated with King David playing his harp. The border of 'visica piscis' ( vessel of fish ) and lozenge punchwork and an inverted rim. David was a shepherd boy who became King of Israel. He was sometimes represented playing his harp in a pastoral setting while keeping his sheep, reminiscent o
A rare 17th century Dutch brass Alms dish decorated with King David playing his harp. The border of 'visica piscis' ( vessel of fish ) and lozenge punchwork and an inverted rim. David was a shepherd boy who became King of Israel. He was sometimes represented playing his harp in a pastoral setting while keeping his sheep, reminiscent of Oroheus charming the animals with his music.
39 cm across. £345.00
An English brass flour dredger with a scribed line around the body and a pierced pull off lid.
Circa 1740
11 cm
£ 75.00
A good silver and cut glass spirit flask. The well cut body with a pull off gilt lined cup and a silver screw top, dents.
London 1873 by George Brace.
15.4 cm x 9.7 cm
£ 220.00
A set of three Bristol Blue Decanters each with gilt decoration simulating wine labels, the pear-shaped stoppers are initialled to correspond with the right decanter. On the reverse of the stopper is a leaf motif. One stopper adjusted to fit.
24 cm high
£ 275.00
A Good Edwardian silver and cut glass scent bottle. The oval well cut body with an embossed initialed top, no stopper.
Birmingham 1902 probably by Smith & Bartlam.
12.5 cm high.
£ 75.00.
A small Edwardian silver top scent bottle.
The hobnail cut body with a embossed silver top. Birmingham 1905 by Henry Matthews.
9 cm high
£ 68.00
A good pair of early 19th century cut glass
salts of round form with overhanging tops
and square bases. Well cut all over.
8 cm x 8.5 cm
£ 55.00
A pair of Edwardian silver mounted scent bottles. Well cut bodies and embossed silver tops. Birmingham 1903 by C.C.May & sons. 11 cm high.
£ 125.00.
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