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Glass, Clocks, Ceramics, Books, Oriental, Furniture and Silver. — McKenzies Auctioneers

Auction House:McKenzies AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:338
Sale Title:Glass, Clocks, Ceramics, Books, Oriental, Furniture and Silver.Lots with images:333
Auction Location:PerthPrices available:193
Date:1-Jun-2022
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Silver covered serving tray a high quality Edwardian tray with a detachable handle and marked for London 1914. No maker's mark. 11 x 33 x 19 cm weight: 1163grams.
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Small Sweetmeats bowl & four spoons the bowl by Haseler Brothers (Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler) of Birmingham and marked for 1898. One spoon by James & Josiah Williams of Exeter 1860 two forks by Chawner & Co. Of London 1925 one Georgian basting spoon by Charles Shipway of London marked for 1826. Weight: 413 grams.
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An exceptional Georgian partial silver service by Solomon Royes of London, date stamped 1820. Royes was successful and well respected silversmith. His work is sought after and highly collectible. This part set is almost complete; it requires a set of knives to make an outstanding suite. 6 x teaspoons 6 x dessert spoons 6 x tablespoons 6 x soup spoons 6 x dessert forks 6 x dinner forks 2 x parfait spoons 1 x sugar spoon 1 x butter knife total: 2644grams.
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A large set of sterling silver flatware mixed makers all in 'Old English' pattern. Presented in a good canteen. Dates vary from Georgian to early 21st century. 15 x teaspoons spoons by Rodgers 1908, Crossley 1798 and Phillips 1805 604g 12 x large spoons by Webb, Rodgers, Lias 884g 12 x teaspoons by Wilkes & Banken, Rodgers 314g 12 x large forks by Joseph Rodgers 1908 927g 12 x small forks by Joseph Rodgers 1908 636g 12 x dinner knives by Shaverin 2007 unweighed 12 x butter knives by Shaverin 2007 unweighed…
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A rarely offered Christofle of France .925 sterling 12-Place flatware set hallmarked 'Christofle France 589 l1l' and 'Oc 925 Sterling' 12 x teaspoons 427g 12 x dessert spoons 675g 12 x tablespoons 1208g 12 x dessert forks 550g 12 x dinner forks 1050g 12 x dinner knives unweighed 12 x bread knives unweighed 2 x fish knives 141g 2 x fish forks 103g 2 x salad servers 229g 1 x ladle 207g total: 4590g (plus knives) 15 x Christofle soft pouches late 20th century, in excellent condition.
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Christofle silverplate caviar server in the original box. 9 x 15 cm
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Two-handled compote bowl of Norwegian origin in .830 silver. Decorated in a repousse lower motif. By Hendrick Mller. 22 x 26 x 12 cm weight: 477grams.
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Four sterling forks, two Georgian spoons and one Scandinavian caddy spoon weight: 364.0 grams
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Two Christofle 'Gallia' silver plate wine baskets bearing the Christofle mark
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Five sterling silver top small glass bottles / pots two vinaigrettes, two dressing table pots and one crystal scent bottle.
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Very large Russian silver ladle with 84-mark, St Petersburg assay and makers marks possibly Aleksandr Karpov. 1870s to 1880s. Having a flat- bottomed gilt bowl, square cut shoulders with blank stem and handle. Weight: 296.1 grams
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Russian silverware consisting of a small jug, sugar bowl with handle, small spoon and a set of sugar tongs. All have Kokoshnik marks for Ivan Sengeyenich Lebedkin Moscow. 1898 -1914. Total weight: 521.6 grams.
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Grand Victorian inspired candle stick stand having a sculpted stepped base with tapered central section and reeded wire side sections. Having a floral design typical of the late Victorian period. By Viners Ltd Sheffield 1963 in sterling silver. Approximate weight: 1,500 grams. Height: 33 cm. $400 - 800
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Chinese export silverware Created for export to western markets. By Wang Hing & Co Hong Kong late 19th century. Consisting of a hand mirror, hairbrush and shoehorn, all have an embossed ornate dragon motif to handles and backs. Hallmarked as Wh 90.
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Hermes circular trinket box having a gilt internal 4-way compartment and external patterned finish. In 925 French silver by Louis Ravinet & Charles Denfert. Paris 1891- 1912. Weight: 223.2 grams. Height: 8.5 cm.
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Silver card case by Boucheron a fine quality French silver case with checker pattern external surface and inlayed gold strip. Marked Boucheron. Displaying French hallmarks, maker's mark unidentifiable. Early 20th century. 95 x 78 mm. Weight: 145grams.
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Continental silver olive oil dispenser marked Mr 900 and having bulbous spiral dragooned patterning and floral embellishments. Height: 18.0 cm. Weight:195.8 grams
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French silver coffee pot having a French Empire style with a four-footed base and a plain elongated baluster oviform body with ornate spout and patterned border edging to the hinged lid that is finished with a stylized acorn finial crafted in 950, silver by Gustave Aubry 1901 - 1922 Paris and having French silver quality mark.(925) height: 29 cm. Weight: 731.8 grams.
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Chistofle 'Hand of Destiny' framed silver-plated hand with palm reading identification guide. Bearing Chistofle stamp. 20 x 21 cm.
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Drysdale etched plate in sterling silver framed 1976 sterling silver No.0243, bearing an etching of Russell Drysdale's 'Going to Town' and accompanied by a certificate signed by Drysdale
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Drysdale etched plate in sterling silver framed 1978 sterling silver No.243, bearing an etching of Russell Drysdale's 'The Stockmen' and accompanied by a certificate signed by Drysdale
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Five Chistofle figurines silver plated figures of birds and bears showing Christofle marks on bases.
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Five sterling silver items consisting of a small tea pot milk jug and sugar bowl by James Deakin and Sons Sheffield 1906. Slight Af to tea pot. A small shallow silver bowl by Carr's of Sheffield Pty 1994. A pair of napkin rings by Gorham Manufacturing & Co. Birmingham 1905. With fitted box total weight: 575.4 grams.
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Silver cigarette case having a floral engraved pattern with hinged top section and monogramed front. In sterling silver by Joseph Gloster Birmingham 1907. Weight:56.7 grams.
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Commemorative silver chalice cups ordered by the Dean and chapter of St Pauls to commemorate the 300th year anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of the Cathedral in 1675. Being numbers 463 and 465 of a limited run of 600 manufactured by Jocelyn Burton London 1975. With gilt internals and phoenix bird stems. Engraving under base. Height: 16 cm. Weight: 632.7 grams.
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Georgian inspired silver tea set by Robert Frederick fox London 1910. Consisting, of tea pot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug. All have a bulbous twelve-sided form with pie crust edging and stylized handles both tea and coffee pot have wooden handles (minor repair to coffee pot handle). Weight:1345.5 grams.
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Quality Chinese export silver water jug These items being, manufactured for the export European market, primarily for Britain probably from 1770s to 1880s. They were of varying quality with some items copied to such high standard even the hall marks were, faithfully copied. The water jug takes a late Georgian form with lobed bolstered design, scrolled serpentine handle, pie crust circular edged base and acorn finials atop a bolstered lid. Height:21.5 cm. Weight:
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Three silver items marked 900 styled in a Victorian manner and consisting of a lobed small plate\ dish, a bolstered hinged top milk jug and a small hinge lidded tureen with top and base having finely gadroons decoration and twin bird finials. Weight: 1108.3 grams.
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Assorted Edwardian sterling silverware a ball footed bulbous twin handle sterling silver sugar bowl by Albert Faulkner Sheffield 1919. A pair of pieced silver glass tea cup holders by James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin) Sheffield 1907 and a small egg cup in sterling silver by Adie Brothers London 1939. Weight: 433.7 grams.
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Quality silver plated hinged biscuit server in a French empire style and having a clam shaped folding mechanism with bracket type stand and fold out top surface.
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French silver ink well stand having an empire style with a central ornate square column with cherub finial and twin swivelling candle holders. Complete with silver topped cobalt blue glass ink wells and a flat base with loins paw feet. Circa mid 19th century. Paris. Maker not identifiable. Height: 27.5 cm. Weight: 1012.2 grams.
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A collection of silver items consisting of. A French silver pieced small ladle spoon by Henin & Cie. Circa from1896. Paris. Showing French quality Minerva mark. Weight: 68.7 grams. One small sterling silver decorative. Ladle stamped sterling 1903. Weight: 42.3 grams. Georgian tongs by Peter and William Bateman 1807 London. Weight: 36.5 grams. Victorian caddy spoon by George Unite Birmingham. Weight: 8.2 grams. Wine bottle coaster, makers mark rubbed. London 1903. Weight with wooden base. 171.9 grams.
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French silver sauce pot having a decretive upper side and wooden handle by Leon Lapar. Paris. 1878 - 1897. Stamped 925. Weight: 244.5 grams.
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Russian silver cigarette case having engraved front depicting St Pauls London and engraved monogramed back. With Russian 84 mark. Moscow assay mark 1887. Work master's mark unidentifiable, bearing marks for the Faberge Company. Faberge did have a retail only shop in London. Weight: 94.9
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Austro Hungarian cigarette case in 800 silver and having very fine green guilloche enamel work with white enamel borders and central enamelled country scene depicting courting couple. The case has a gilt interior. Circa 1867 - 1872. Weight: 94.2grams.
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Wonderfully crafted Russian cigarette case this exceptional case has fine repose and cloisonne enamel work with a gilt interior and bearing 84 mark, attributed to Nevalaine Anders 1858 -1933 Finnish- Swedish work master. Assay master: Ivan Sergeyevich Lebedkun. 1898- 1914. Moscow. Weight: 291.7 grams.
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Russian silver snuff box having an oval form with cloisonne enamel work and gilt interior. With late Moscow Kokoshnik mark after 1908. 84Mark. Work master not identifiable. 75.4 grams.
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Late 19th century match case. In cloisonne enamelled silver having Russian 88 mark with other rubbed marks not Identifiable. Quality cloisonne work. Hinged lid has engraved 1885. Weight: 85.3 grams.
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