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Jewellery & Silver — Raffan Kelaher & Thomas

Auction House:Raffan Kelaher & ThomasNumber of lots recorded:706
Sale Title:Jewellery & SilverLots with images:706
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:527
Date:4-May-2015
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A 19th century Colonial silver 'Book' snuff box, evidently unmarked; probably cape silver. Length 4.8 cm
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Four 19th century spoons/forks: a pair of fiddle pattern silver table spoons; pseudo-English marks, and a silver-plate dessert spoon and a dessert fork. (4)
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A 19th century Canadian silver dessert fork, fiddle pattern, initialled 'P'; William hunter c.1810
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A 19th century Colonial silver dessert fork, Old English pattern, crest of a stag rampant erased; pseudo-English marks, date letter P, possibly Sydney c.1820
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A 19th century Indian Colonial silver table fork, fiddle pattern; Matthies & Barron, Bombay c.1830
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A 19th century South African silver dessert fork, fiddle pattern, initialled; Laurence Twentyman c.1830. Length 16.5 cm
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A 19th century Indian Colonial silver dessert spoons, Old English pattern; John Mair, Calcutta c.1800
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Six 19th century Chinese export silver table spoons, fiddle, thread and shell pattern; Sunshing, Canton, c.1820. Total weight approx 540g
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Three 19th century Chinese export silver teaspoons, fiddle and shell pattern, initialled; Cutshing, Canton c.1820. (3)
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A pair of 19th century Chinese export silver table spoons, fiddle, thread and shell pattern; Cutshing, Canton c.1820. Length 21.5 cm
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A 19th century Chinese export silver salt spoon, fiddle pattern; initialled Weck for Kemp Family (founder of the Sydney Herald); Linchong, Canton c.1820. Length 10 cm
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A 19th century Chinese export silver salt spoon, fiddle pattern; Canton c.1830. Length 9 cm
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A pair of 19th century Colonial silver salt spoons, Old English pattern with shell bowls; probably Indian
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A 19th century Chinese export silver teaspoon and dessert spoon; Canton c.1830. (2)
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A 19th century South African silver snuff box, rectangular, with a circular engraved cartouche within a leaf border; Laurence Twentyman c.1830. 6 x 4.5 cm
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A 19th century Colonial silver half-pint tankard, profusely chased and embossed with flora and fauna and with vacant cartouche; marked 'H' under the base; marks: Monarch's head, lion, f, crowned leopard's head. Possibly William Park (Houstone mark 64). Height 10.2 cm. Weight approx 180g
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A 19th century Chinese export silver pint tankard of baluster form with scroll handle and stepped circular foot; Sunshing, Canton c.1820. Height 15 cm. Weight aprox 360g
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A pair of 19th century Indian Colonial silver salt and pepper shakers, oval baluster form, engraved 'Salt' and 'Pepper'; John Hunt, Calcutta c.1820. (Houstone mark 226) height 11.3 cm
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A 19th century Indian Colonial silver Brandy Saucepan, close-fitted cover; ebonized handle and finial; the beak spout with hinged cover; John Hunt, Calcutta c.1810. (Houstone mark 226) height 10.5 cm. Weight approx 310g
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A 19th century Chinese export silver half-pint tankard, tapered cylindrical with reeded bands and loop handle; Cutshing, Canton c.1830. Height 9.5 cm. Weight aprox 180g
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A vintage 18ct white gold Omega lady's cocktail watch in original vintage Omega box. Import mark with the Helvetia head and 'G' for Geneva. Weight: 9.6g
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A vintage 9ct gold Omega lady's wristwatch on a brown nylon watch band. Comes with original box. Weight: 14.1g
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A vintage 9ct rose gold watch from A. Saunders, London & Sydney in original fitted box. Missing watch face cover. Af. Weight: 24.6g
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A gentleman's vintage Omega wrist-watch, steel case, manual wind, Arabic numeral dial
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A 9ct rose gold vintage Nurses watch suspended from a 'Ribbon bow' pin. Weight: 15.8g. Af
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A replica U-boat watch U-B497 with a black and orange face on a black leather strap. Af
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A gents Orologio 'Automatico' wristwatch. 18ct gold plated stainless steel case with 35 jewel mechanical movement. New, boxed with warranty card. Rrp $1450
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A lady's Orological 'Classica' wristwatch. 18ct gold plated stainless steel case and bracelet with mother-of-Peal face. New, with warranty card and box. Rrp $1450
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A lady's Orological 'Vegas' wristwatch. 18ct gold plated stainless steel case and crystal set face. New, boxed with warranty card
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Two vintage 9ct rose gold Watches not in working order, one with a loose outer case and missing dial cover. Af. Weight: 30.7g
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Four 9ct gold cased wrist-Watches. Af (4) weight: 74g
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A group of 9ct and 14ct gold jewellery (6) including three broken vintage watch faces (one Omega) and a watch case, a cufflink and a locket. Weight: 42.1g
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An 18ct ladies pocketwatch with watch key. Loose rim on outer case. Af. Weight: 44.2g (all in)
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A 14ct gold hunter cased pocketwatch by 'Elgin'. Case number 81323. Weight: 59.1g. Comes boxed
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A silver Waltham pocketwatch hallmarked A.B, Birmingham for Hollingdale & Kessell, Sydney. Comes on a silver fob chain with an 1897 USA $1 coin attached. Weight: 163.2g
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A silver pocketwatch by Henry & Co, London. Af. Weight: 100.9g (all in)
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A metal cased Moeris pocketwatch. Swiss made. Weight: 94.1g
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A metal cased pocketwatch by Doxa 'Anti Magnetique'. Swiss made. Weight: 49.8g
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A metal cased pocketwatch by Moeris
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A silver ladies pocketwatch by I. Fattorini, Skipton. Swiss movement. Weight: 53.8g (all in)
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A silver gents pocket watch with engraved face. London, 1868. Makers mark obscured. Af. Weight: 86.5g
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A gents pocket watch. Case by Joseph Hirst, London, 1851
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A silver gents pocket watch c.1900. Stamped 935. No makers mark. Case number: 301966. Weight: 120.1g
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A silver gents pocket watch. Case by Robert Gravenor, Chester, 1898. Weight: 145.2g
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A silver gents pocket watch by the Lancashire watch Co Ltd (Lond & Prescot). Case number: 612653, Chester, 1901. Weight: 129.7g
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A silver chronograph pocket watch by Thomas Russell & Sons, Liverpool. 1901. Number 104204. Weight: 185.3g
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A silver centre seconds chronograph pocket watch, H. Samuel, Manchester. Case Edward Franz Hugo Schultz, Birmingham, 1886. Weight: 137.1g
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A silver centre seconds chronograph pocket watch. Case by James Neale, Chester, 1882. Weight: 151.3g
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A Georgian/Victorian silver cutlery service, fiddle pattern, settings for twelve: table spoon and fork, dessert spoon and fork, teaspoon; various makers and dates, London 1825-1860. (60) total weight approximately 3015g
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Two pickle forks, one Dutch silver with banded agate handle; the other with ivory handle, probably silver-plate. (2)
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Nine teaspoons, a George III silver Old English pattern spoon, two other silver spoons and six silver-plate teaspoons. (9)
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Two cheese knives, one with bone handle; Alexander Hunt, Sheffield 1852. (2)
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An Edwardian 9ct gold cigar Cutter with steel mechanism; H.Matthews, Birmingham 1910
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Three match cases, one inset with dice. (3)
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A silver match case engraved with scrolls and with vacant cartouche; A.J., Birmingham 1913
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A Scottish silver-mounted horn flask, the hinged cap set with a quartz within an engraved border; marks not traced, probably Scottish provincial or spurious. Length 19 cm
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A pair of Victorian silver fish knives with pierced and engraved blades and ivory handles; Francis Higgins, London 1865. Length 23 cm
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A pair of George III silver dessert forks, three-tyne forks with reeded ferrules and carved ivory handles; Matthew Boulton, London 1765. Length 20.5 cm
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Four silver teaspoons, three bright-cut; Thomas Streetin, London 1802, and a smaller teaspoon; London 1783. (4)
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A George I silver marrow scoop; Paul Hanet, London 1725. Length 23 cm. Weight 50.3g
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Three fiddle pattern silver spoons: a George III table spoon; London 1817, a William IV dessert spoon; London 1836, and a German table spoon; Rosenthal, Berlin. (3) total weight approx 135g
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A matched pair of George III silver cauldron salts, later embossed and with blue glass liners; London 1778 and 1791
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A small Edwardian silver pepper castor, cylindrical with domed cap; blue glass liner; Northern Goldsmiths, Birmingham 1902. Height 5.5 cm
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A pair of 19th century Irish sugar tongs, bright-cut and initialled cartouche; William Ward, Dublin c.1800
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A Tiffany & Co. silver dunce's cap, plain conical with ball finial. Height 8.5 cm
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A George III silver chamber candlestick, plain, with ribbed loop handle and conical snuffer (unmarked); Aldridge & green, London 1771. Height 8 cm. Weight approx 150g
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A set of six 19th century Scottish provincial silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern; Robert Keay, Perth c.1790
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A George IV silver mustard spoon, fiddle pattern; Thomas Streetin, London 1822
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An Edwardian silver Christening spoon, 'Little Miss Muffett'; Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1910
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A George IV Scottish silver soup ladle, fiddle pattern, engraved crest and motto 'A Te Pro Te' (Savage); Cameron (Dundee), Edinburgh 1826. Length 34.5 cm. Weight approx 250g
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A 19th century Maltese silver soup ladle, fiddle patter, engraved with a crest; Falson, c.1851. Length 31 cm. Weight approx 225g
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A silver cigarette case, rectangular, half engraved with leaf scrolls; W.H.Haseler, Birmingham 1914
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A Victorian silver table cigarette box, plain rectangular; boxwood lined; London 1894. Width 20.5 cm
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Two 19th century silver dessert spoons, fiddle & thread and fiddle patterns; Wm Eaton, London 1842 and Wm Hicks, Exeter 1824. (2)
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A pair of George III sugar tongs, bright-cut, initialled; Hester Bateman, London c.1790
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A William IV silver jam spoon with carved bone handle; Birmingham 1832. Length 15.5 cm
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A George III silver meat skewer; marks rubbed. (repaired)
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A 19th century Scottish provincial silver teaspoon, fiddle pattern, initialled; P.R., Aberdeen c.1810
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A Victorian silver buckle; Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1899. Width 4.5 cm
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A Victorian silver snuff box, shaped rectangular, engine turned and with initialled cartouche; concealed hinge; Edward Smith, Birmingham 1853. Width 6.2 cm
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A small silver pepper castor, cylindrical with domed cap and pierced side; Gorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1912. Height 5.5 cm
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A George III table spoon, Old English pattern, initialled; probably Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1796
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Two small silver Lockets; Birmingham 1894 and 1900. (2)
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A pair of George III silver table forks, Old English pattern, initialled; William Eley, London 1803. Weight approx 128g
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A pair of 19th century Scottish provincial silver dessert spoons, initialled; Thomas Daine, Greenock c.1810
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Two silver caddy spoons, one Russian, Moscow c.1870, the other London. (2)
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An Edwardian silver sovereign case, plain; A.L.Dennison, Birmingham 1904
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'. (bowl re-worked) length 19.8 cm
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A pair of Victorian silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern; Aldwinckle & Slater; London 1889
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A George IV Scottish silver fish slice, fiddle and shell pattern with pierced blade; engraved crest; Alexander Edmonstoun, Edinburgh 1823. Length 29 cm. Weight approx 125g
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Twelve Georgian/Victorian silver teaspoons, fiddle pattern; various makers and dates. (12) Total weight approx 240g
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A George III silver snuff box, rectangular, shaped for the pocket and with flush hinge, engraved with quatrefoils and lattice; possibly Thomas Bickley, Birmingham 1811. Width 3.8 cm
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A George III match case, tapered oval section, engraved and bright-cut flowers and bands; I.G., Birmingham 1783. Height 4.5 cm
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A Victorian silver vinaigrette, shaped rectangular, with suspension ring, engraved with leaf scrolls and with vacant cartouche; Edward Smith, Birmingham 1843. (grille non-extant) width 2.8 cm
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A Victorian silver table spoon, Victoria pattern; Charles Boyton, London 1850
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A Queen Anne/George I silver table spoon, Hanoverian pattern with rattail bowl; probably Andrew Atcher, London c.1714
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A George III silver quarter pint mug, tapered cylindrical with reeded bands; London 1819. Height 6.5 cm
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A Victorian silver snuff box, shaped oval with an engraved coastal landscape within a foliate scroll and lattice border; presentation engraved under 'Mr a young, Blaydon Main Colliery, 1858'; Edward Smith, Birmingham 1845. Width 8 cm
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An enamel and silver cigarette case, translucent pale blue enamel within a black champlevé enamel border; facsimile engraved dedication; H.Matthews, Birmingham 1925. (enamel damaged) 9 x 6 cm
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A pair of Victorian silver boat-shape salts, fluted and with scroll handles; Charles Boyton, London 1889. Width 7 cm
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