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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:406
Sale Title:Decorative Arts (Day 1)Lots with images:402
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:307
Date:22-Feb-2020
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A Colonial silver novelty box in the form of a crane, 19th century, lion passant mark partially visible, remainder obscured, 19 cm high, 97 grams
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Set of six Soviet Russian silver and enamel teaspoons, circa 1920s, stamped 875 with hammer and sickle mark, 14 cm long
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A Russian silver matchbox holder with profile portrait of Alexandra Feodorovna (1872-1918) Empress consort of Russia, wife of Tsar Nicholas II. The last Tsarina of Russia, known for her notorious friendship with the Russian mystic Rasputin, stamped '84' with Cyrillic maker's mark, 6 cm high, 46 grams
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A Russian silver oval basket, engraved with cottage in wooded landscape, by Andrei Ivanov, Moscow, circa 1900, 25 x 20 cm, 620 grams.
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French silver, niello and enamel comport in the Japanese style, 19th century, maker's marks illegible, 14 cm high, 24 cm wide, 2020 grams
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A German silver wine bottle coaster in the Arts & Crafts style, early 20th century, stamped 800 with crescent and crown mark, 9.5 cm diameter, 72 grams
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A ladies sterling silver travelling set in silk lined blue leather case, made for Asprey's of London, circa 1933, complete and in exceptional condition, each piece monogrammed 'D.K, the case 50 cm across
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Liberty & Co. Arts & Crafts serving tray, beaten pewter, early 20th century, stamped 'English pewter made by Liberty & Co, 50 cm across the handles
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Georg Jensen set of six Danish sterling silver and enamel year spoons with gold plated finish, together with 3 matching forks and, 2 teaspoons, circa 1970s, with certificates, 440 grams total
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American coin silver lidded jar by Jones, Lows & ball, early to mid 19th century, stamped 'Jones, Lows & ball, Boston, pure silver coin, 19 cm high, 620 grams
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James Dixon & Sons pair of English Arts & Crafts silver plated candlesticks, in the style of Christopher Dresser, 19th century, 22 cm high
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A pair of George III sterling silver boat shaped two-handled salts, by William Andy II, London, circa 1796, 14.5 cm across the handles, 170 grams.
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Two sterling silver caddy spoons, one fiddle and thread with shell pattern, London, circa 1816 and the other by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, circa 1818, 9 cm and 8 cm long
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An English sterling silver oval serving tray by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, circa 1900, 56 cm across the handles, 2150 grams
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A three piece sterling silver tea service by William Drummond, Birmingham, circa 1907, the teapot 15 cm high, 570 grams total
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An antique pierced silver bowl with cherub decoration, 19th century, marks illegible, 27.5 cm across, 460 grams
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A pair of sterling silver pierced embossed circular dishes decorated with putti, by William Henry leather of Birmingham, circa 1876, 11.5 cm diameter, 80 grams total.
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A Elizabeth II sterling silver pierced bowl by Royal Irish silver Co, Sheffield, circa 1973, 14.5 cm diameter, 95 grams.
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A George V sterling silver oval pierced bowl, by John Round & Sons, Ltd, Sheffield, circa 1911, 35 x 25 cm, 550 grams.
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A George V sterling silver pierced fluted bowl raised on three scroll legs, by Snyder & Beddoes, Birmingham, circa 1928, 5 cm high, 10 cm diameter, 55 grams.
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An American silver circular bowl with scrolling rim and engraved script initials, by Frank M. Whiting & Co, circa 1900, 26 cm diameter, 410 grams.
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A Victorian sterling silver pierced goblet with grapevine rim and original glass liner, London, circa 1857, 17 cm high, 14 cm diameter, 400 grams.
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A George V sterling silver garniture comprising a two handled pierced circular comport (21 cm diameter), and a pair of smaller (10 cm diameter) matching comports, by Martin Hall & Co. Ltd, Sheffield, circa 1923, 21 cm and 11 cm high, 740 grams, (3 items).
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An Edward VII sterling silver three handled bowl, by William Hutton Co. Ltd, Birmingham, circa 1906, 16 cm across the handles, 180 grams.
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A George V sterling silver boat-shaped pierced bowl with two scrolling ring handles and embossed ribbon swags, by the Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co, London, circa 1927, 23.5 cm across the handles, 225 grams.
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An Austro-Hungarian silver fluted circular bowl, early 20th century, 11 cm diameter, 70 grams, also a George V sterling silver pierced comport by a & J Zimmerman, Birmingham circa 1913, 12 cm high, 18 cm diameter, 185 grams. (2 items).
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An Edwardian sterling silver circular pierced bowl on three scroll feet, Birmingham, circa 1902, 18 cm diameter, 200 grams.
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A 'Sir Christopher' pattern American sterling silver cutlery service by Wallace, setting for 6 places with 7 pieces in each plus matching carving knife and fork, (44 pieces), silver weight not including knives or carving set 1360 grams
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A jewellery casket, beadwork purse, vanity ware and cigarette case, silver and silver plate, 19th and early 20th century, the casket 31 cm across
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An English silver plated two bottle tantalus by Walker & Hall, circa 1900, decanters later and not associated, 31 cm high
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English sterling silver cutlery comprising 5 knives and 5 forks, steel blades with sterling silver handles, stamp with lion passant and maker's mark 'J.H.', circa 1740, the knives 28 cm long
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Early cutlery, silver, cornelian, mother of pearl and wooden handles, early to mid 18th century, the largest 28 cm long
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