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620. A Pair of Paul Storr Silver Tazzas, ca. Early 19th Century Silver pedestal tazzas, with hallmarks of Paul Storr (British 1771 - 1844), possibly a 9th mark, "P S" in a double oval cartouch with points at top and bottom. Georgian hallmarks include; rampant lion, crowned leopard's head, lower case "b" date letter and King George profile, right facing. Both have the Vernon family crest engraved in center of plate, flanked by a lion and boar. Each approx. 4"T x 10"W, approx. 41.28 troy oz. 1,600/1,800 |
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621. A Fabulous Mappin & Webb Sterling Silver Dresser Mirror, ca. 1911 A fabulous Mappin & Webb sterling silver and blue velvet dresser mirror, hallmarked at the lower right of the silver, measuring approx. 18-1/2"H x 22-1/2"W x 7-3/4"D to the back of the leg when standing. The beautiful rococo relief forms in sterling silver are mounted with tiny screws onto the blue velvet-clad backing with a hinged stand-leg. The dark velvet forms a perfect foil for the bright reflective surfaces of the silver. There is an area at the top for monogramming. The mirror itself is hand beveled. 1,200/1,400 Sold: $1,610.00 |
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622. A Partial Set Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Flatware A partial set of sterling silver flatware in the "Continental" Antik pattern no. 4 designed by Georg Jensen in 1906. The lot includes; six 6-7/8" forks, six 6-5/8" salad forks, four 5-7/8" butter spreaders, four 6" boullion spoons, six 8-1/8" fish knives and siz 8" knives with stainless steel blades. Overall the pieces without the stainless steel blade knives weigh 37.82 troy oz. The lot comes with a tarnish-retardant fabric case with a zipper. Each piece is marked with the Jensen mark. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $1,552.50 |
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623. A Fancy Black Starr & Frost Tazza A fancy sterling silver tazza made by Black Starr & Frost, with a deeply cast and pierced repousse rim and foot. The piece measures 9-3/8" in diameter at the rim x 3-1/4"H. The shape undulates as it flares out from the center, and the base has a rococo flare to the design. It is marked on the underside and weighs 17.695 troy oz. 250/350 Sold: $345.00 |
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624. A French Sterling Silver Coffee/Tea Infuser, ca. 1838 A lovely small teapot of a simple cylinder form, decorated with acanthus leaf borders, palmettes, wreaths with ribbons along the bottom portion, figural spout in the shape of a swan's head; carved bone handle with silver floral fittings. The teapot is mounted with a removable infuser of smaller cylinder form, decorated with acanthus borders and larger acanthus leaf decorations in low relief. Topped with a removable lid fitted with a floral finial, the lis also fits the small teapot upon removing the infuser. 1st standard mark head hallmarks, and an unknown maker's mark"H L" within a cartouche. Weight approx. 18.8 troy oz. Overall measures approx. 8"T when assembled. 200/400 Sold: $793.50 |
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625. Two Repoussé Serving Spoons, London, ca 1823, Possibly by William Bell A stunning pair of early English silver, two serving spoons with scalloped bowls featuring repoussé design with fruits and berries, fiddle design handles stamped with an eagle decoration. Back of the handles fully hallmarked. Overall measure approx. 8-1/2"L. They weigh a total of 3.7 troy oz. 200/400 Sold: $253.00 |
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626. A Carrington & Co. Silver Hot Water Kettle on Stand, London, ca. 1910-11 A silver hot water kettle on a burner stand featuring a rococo design influence. The kettle is decorated with a chrysanthemum motif, as is the hinged lid and the cast stand. The handle of the kettle has a woven bamboo handle as an insulator. There are two keys attached to the base to prevent accidental spills. The burner base stands on three legs terminating in a shell foot. Overall the piece measures 14"H x 6-1/2" in diameter at the widest point, plus the swan neck spout. There are hallmarks on the underside of the kettle, the underside of the burner container and the side of the base. 200/400 Sold: $1,276.50 |
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627. A Sterling Silver Cup Made by Theodore B. Starr, New York An octagonally shaped sterling silver cup with a scrolling handle, and with the outsides decorated in floral repousse designs, made by Theodore B. Starr, New York, marked on the underside and also engraved with a dedication from 1897. The cup measures 2-7/8" x 2-7/8" x 3"H. Weighs 6.51 troy oz. 100/200 Sold: $138.00 |
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628. A Set of Reed & Barton "Francis I" Sterling Silver Flatware A set of Reed & Barton "Francis I" sterling silver flatware including; an 11-1/4" carving knife with stainless steel blade, a 10-3/4" carving fork with stainless steel tines, a 16-1/4" bread knife with stainless steel blade, twelve 9-1/4" place knives with stainless steel blades, twelve 6-1/4" butter spreaders with stainless steel blades, one 9-1/4" stuffing spoon, one 8-1/4" serving spoon, a 7-3/4" serving spoon , a 7-1/8" ladle, a 4-3/4" pierced nut spoon, eight 7" iced tea spoons, eight 4-1/4" demitasse spoons, eight 5-3/4" boullion spoons, eighteen 6" teaspoons, twelve 6" salad forks, and twelve 7-1/8" place forks. In total the weight of the pieces that do not have stainless steel blades is 94.325 troy oz. Most of these have fabric roll containers. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $2,472.50 |
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629. A Set of Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Flatware in the "Burgundy" Pattern A set of Reed & Barton sterling silver flatware in the "Burgundy" pattern created in 1949, in a blond wooden storage box, 15" x 11" x 3". The set includes: twelve 7-1/8" dinner forks, ten 6-5/8" soup spoons, twelve 6-1/2" dessert forks, twelve 5-3/4" teaspoons, twelve 8-3/4" knives with stainless steel blades, three 8-3/8" serving spoons, two 8-1/4" slotted serving spoons, one 8" serving fork, one 8" sugar spoon with a shell-shaped bowl, one 6-1/2" sauce ladle, one 10-1/2" cake knife with stainless steel blade and one 7" butter knife with stainless steel blade. The weight of the pieces without the knives with the stainless steel blades totals approx. 88.975 troy oz. 1,000/2,000 Sold: $2,300.00 |
