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934. A Pair of Silver Plated Buffet Plates, ca. 19th Century A pair of silver plate repousse wall plaques, ca. 1905, each approx. 16" in diameter x 2-1/2"D, with wood backing and wiring for hanging, each fashioned with a deep relief pictorial image in the center of a beautiful woman in profile surrounded by foliage and fish, and with a butterfly on her shoulder. The image is surrounded by different classical ornamentation on each piece, also in a deep relief. Each piece also has four ball ornaments affixed to the outer rim. No maker's marks were found. 1,500/2,500 |
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935. A French Silver Paper Weight With Gold Wash A silver paper weight with gold wash, marked on the underside with the first standard mark, 1838, Paris, in the shape of an eagle with spread wings standing in a laurel leaf ornament held between two cornucopia shapes, atop a rectangular architectural base with four small rounded feet, measuring approx. 2-1/4"W x 1-1/8"D x 2"H. 500/700 Sold: $316.25 |
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936. A Pair of A George III Master Salt Boats by Peter & Ann Bateman and Peterson & Podie, London ca. 1796 and 1789 A matched pair of master salt boats of elegant elongated form with slightly pointed ends and reeded edges, resting on a flared ovoid bases. Interior with traces of gilt- wash. Exterior with family crest (rubbed from two centuries of polishing). First boat was made by Peter & Ann Bateman (London - reg. 1791) - son and daughter-in-law of the famous Hester Bateman, eighteenth century silversmith, who took over her husband's failing business and developed it to be one of the most important silversmith companies of that century. Second boat is by Abraham Peterson & Peter Podie, (London - reg. 1783), and is seven years earlier (1789) than the first boat, and might be a prototype Bateman's used in the later years. Nonetheless, it is apparent that the two boats were a pair for a long time. Both are appropriately marked with the hallmarks of the period and measure approx. 2½"H x 4"L x 2"W. Weight approx. 4.6 troy oz. 800/1,200 Sold: $287.50 |
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937. A Victorian Inkwell Set A fancy Victorian inkwell set in silver metal, with a rectangular base set up on scrolling feet, and with an array of relief decorations and incised decorations on all surfaces. The plateau has an applied ornament for monogramming at the front. On the top of the plateau are two receptacles for ink (one lacking the glass and metal insert) two brackets that would hold a pen, and a central statuette of a classical lady carrying a scroll and a sword. Overall the piece measures approx. 8-1/2"H x 9-1/2" x 5-1/2". No markings were found other than the letters "MS" impressed into the bottom of one foot. There is a small rectangular opening in the front of the base at the right side, corresponding to what appears to be half of a hinge on the underside, indicating the piece may have been attached to a larger base at some time. 800/1,200 Sold: $891.25 |
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938. A Grand Tour Jeanne d'Arc Figure Silver Seal, Italian, Rome, ca. 1815-1870 A Grand Tour silver figural piece of Jeanne d'Arc holding her shield over her head with her left hand and holding a what appears to be a flag in her right, the whole figure rests on a two-tiered pedestal. Bloodstone seal with an "M" script monogram. Papal State hallmark: mitre and cross, purity degree 889/1000, used from 1815 to September 20, 1870 (hallmark # 156: Argenti Italiani dell'Ottocento vol. 1- V.Donaver - R. Dabbene). Weight approx. 4.5 troy oz. Measures approx. 4-1/2"T. 300/600 Sold: $540.50 |
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939. A Pair of Early Gorham Silver Figural Trumpet Vases, American, ca. 1852-1865 Two matched figural vases each featuring a young boy gardeners holding up a trumpet vase. Top of the conical bases finished to resemble grass and flowers, a shovel leaning on a rock is a nice accent. The vases are monogrammed "BK". Both vases are stamped underneath the bases with the first Gorham hallmark, used from 1852-1865. Measure approx. 6¾"T. 600/800 Sold: $1,178.75 |
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940. A Pair of Silver Pheasants, ca. Late 19th/Early 20th Century A companion pair of silver pheasants, hand made with fine detailing, a his and her pair. Both with European hallmarks as well as "J. Perez Fdez" on the tail, each approx. 8"T. 800/1,500 Sold: $948.75 |
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941. An English Sterling Silver Tea Pot, London, ca. 1865-66 This lovely tea pot features a short stout shaped body with engraved floral pattern and two (non-monogramed) medallions, an elegantly curved handle with c-scrolls, fluted spout, and a charming mellon finial. It has bone insulators on the handle. Fully hallmarked on the underside, as well as under the lid, on the finial and handle. Possibly by the Roberts & Briggs Company, London, ca. 1865-66. Weight approx. 19.3 troy oz. and measuring approx. 5-1/2"T (with handle) x 6-1/4"W. 400/800 Sold: $598.00 |
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942. English Victorian Sterling Silver Standish by Stuart Clifford, London, ca. 1882 Antique Victorian standish with a c-scroll engraved platform featuring a pen compartment engraved with ribbon design, and a single glass ink-well cut in diamond pattern and fitted with sterling silver stopper engraved with a similar design. The platform is raised on three scroll feet. Both the stopper and platform are properly hallmarked with a lion passant, leopard head (London), date mark "G" within a shield cartouche, and a tariff mark. Maker's mark "SC" for Stuart Clifford (London, red. 1874). The standish measures approx. 7½"W x 4½"L x 1"T, the inkwell is approx. 3"T x 2¼"W. 600/900 Sold: $258.75 |
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943. A Set of Six Russian Enamel Spoons, Moskow ca.1899-1908 The six spoons have pear shaped bowls, the exterior done with green, lilac, turquoise, white and clear red enamel in a pan-slavic design. The interior of the spoons is gold-washed and monogrammed with a letter "P". The tapered beveled handles are decorated with lilac and turquoise enamels, as well as white enamel dots, terminating with crown shaped finials. Each spoon is hallmarked with 88 zolotnik kokoshnik mark, Moskow ca. 1899-1908 (Postnikova-Loseva # 3878), maker's initials in Cyrillic "I Kh", possibly of Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov. Each measures approx. 5-3/4"L. 600/900 Sold: $948.75 |
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944. Russian Silver & Enameled Cigarette Case, Moscow, ca. 1880's Silversmiths Cyrillic initials in a square stamp, Alekseì V. Stepanov (Postnikova-Loseva # 2243). An elaborate hinged sterling silver and and enamel in Pan-Slavic style. Stippled silver ground cigarette case with multi-colored enamels in an overall stylized foliage with turquoise beaded borders. Hallmaked on the exterior with 84 zolotnik and maker, Moskow circa 1880 (Postnikova-Loseva # 2019). Gold-washed interior. Measures approx. 4"L x 2-1/2"W x 1/2"H. 700/900 Sold: $690.00 |
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945. A Russian Miniature Cordial, Moscow, ca. 1895 A Russian miniature cordial in the shape of a wine glass on a stem, wrought in silver with pan-slavic etched design, with hallmarks on the underside of the base and near the rim, including an assay mark of Aleksandr Alekseevich Smirnov (P-L # 2115), and a maker's marks of Andreì Andreev Aleksandrov (P-L # 2140), approx. 3¾"H, weighing 1.1 troy oz. 75/150 Sold: $120.75 |
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946. A Russian Cloisonne Tray by Gustav Klingert, Moscow, ca. 1895 A small enamel cloisonne tray by Gustav Klingert. The tray features various colors of enamel including turquoise, navy, blue, lilac, red, and white enamel dot outline as well as some accents within the design. The tray is shallow, with curvilinear sides. Base, although tarnished, bears assay marks of Anatoliì Apollonovich Artsibashev (P-L# 2125), and maker's mark "G.K" within a square cartouche. Overall the piece measures approx. 2½" x 5¼". 600/900 Sold: $1,351.25 |
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947. A Pair of Silver Repousse Salt Shakers A pair of antique hand-worked repousse silver salt shakers in a baluster shape, with the sides of the body hand decorated in relief with scenes of figures in front of a rustic tavern building. The round domed and pierced tops are surmounted by a flower shape. The pair weigh approx. 4.575 troy oz. and measure 4-1/8"H. One only is marked on the underside, with a profile looking left in a shield shape and a three-masted ship. 50/100 Sold: $132.25 |
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948. A German Silver Box with A Tavern Scene German silver box with a hinged lid with a tavern scene in low relief. The outer sides of the box designed with a decorative foliage and beaded motifs. Base stamped "Alpacca" and a hallmark "E S" with a tree in between. Side of the lid stamped "Germany." Measures approx. 3¾" x 2½" x 1". 150/300 Sold: $92.00 |
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949. German Art Nouveau Silver Beaker with Chrysoprase, by Hugo Böhm Schwäbisch Gmund An 800 silver beaker decorated with embossed Art Nouveau designs and set with two Chrysoprase cabochons. The base is stamped with German 800 silver, and Hugo Böhm's mark. The beaker measures approx. 3-1/2"T. 400/600 Sold: $253.00 |
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950. Sterling Silver and Carved Lapis Dresser Set, American, ca. 1915 This group includes: a shoehorn with a stainless steel blade (7"L), a sterling silver large hair brush (7-1/2"L), and a smaller brush (7-1/2"L). All pieces decorated with bezel set carved lapis decorations in a floral motif; and marked "sterling." 200/400 Sold: $103.50 |
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951. A Mexican Made Sterling Silver Serving Tray A large oval sterling silver serving tray with handles at either end and standing on four scrolling feet. Overall the tray measures 22-1/2" x 16-1/2", and is decorated with an undulating rim bordered on the outside by a ridge of deep relief scrolling forms. The handles have similar forms. It is marked in the center of the underside and also has two small eagle form hallmarks under the rim at the widest points of either side indicating a pre-1979 date. It weighs approx. 75.6 troy oz. 1,000/2,000 Sold: $862.50 |
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952. Codan Mexican Sterling Silver Bowl Solid sterling silver bowl with a small foot and slightly flared rim. Bottom stamped "Codan/ Sterling 925/ Mexico." Measures approx. 4"T x 7-3/4"W at the rim. Weight 15.9 troy oz. 150/250 Sold: $138.00 |
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953. A Boxed Set of Sterling Silver Serving Pieces A delicate set of sterling silver serving pieces in the original presentation box, which has the maker's name inside the lid; Daniel Low & Co, Salem, Mass. The serving pieces consist of a three-prong fork and a matching serving spoon, each engraved with the letter "F", each marked on the back of the neck. The silver pieces weigh approx. 2.435 troy oz. 75/150 Sold: $97.75 |
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954. Tiffany & Co. Cake Server and Serving Spoon in "Beekman" Pattern "Beekman" pattern cake server with a serrated bblade, not monogrammed, approx. 11"L, and a serving spoon in the same pattenn, monogrammed "ACH" 8-1/2". Total weight of this lot approx. 7.1 troy oz. 150/250 Sold: $235.75 |
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955. A Sterling Silver Vanity Mirror Made by Tiffany & Co. A circular framed vanity mirror made in sterling silver by Tiffany & Co., with the 1-3/8" wide frame measuring 14-7/8" in diameter, with the name "Frances" engraved at the top, marked on the side of the bottom of the circle, with a waterfall edge beveled mirror, and backed with a wooden form with a hinged leg for standing on a table top. The frame and the backing are held together by turn buttons and a hinged bar on the reverse. Inside the wood portion, there is a circular cushion of wool bumpcloth. 800/1,200 |
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956. A Set of Tiffany & Co. Forks in "Beekman" Pattern A set of Tiffany & Co. Forks. This pattern was issued in 1869. The set includes 8 salad forks 7"L, 13.2 troy oz. and 11 dinner forks, 8"L, 24.6 troy oz. Monogrammed "AHC." 500/1,000 Sold: $373.75 |
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957. A Group of Sterling Silver Bar Accessories by Asprey and Tiffany, and a Birmingam Sterling Silver Match Holder, English, ca. 1911 This lot includes three hour d'oeuvres accessories, marked "Asprey London/ Made in England," measure approx. 3-1/2"L; Tiffany & Co. ice cube pick and server, both pieces are marked "Tiffany makers sterling." and a sterling silver match holder/striker, made in Birmingham, England, ca. 1911; the piece is marked with an anchor, lion passant, date letter "M" in an upside down shield cartouche, maker's initials "W.A," measures approx. 2-1/2"T x 4"D. 100/200 Sold: $120.75 |
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958. Three Baby Cups & Small Trivet, Including Tiffany & Co., and Cristofle Small trivet by Cristofle apprx 4-3/8"D. Small baby cup by Boardman, engraved and apprx 2"T. Two Tiffany & Co. silver cups, both monogrammed, apprx 2-3/4"T and 2-1/4"T. Overall apprx 7.74 troy oz. 75/150 Sold: $86.25 |
