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Silver — Aalders Auctions

$19,520
George V gilt sterling silver gem set chalice, hallmarked…
$19,200
James I sterling silver 'St Paul' apostle spoon, hallmarked…
$12,600
Extensive George Jensen acorn cutlery service, 126 pieces,…
$12,600
Superb Queen Anne sterling silver tankard, hallmarked London,…
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*** Heavy George V sterling silver tureen and cover, hallmarked Sheffield, 1927, He (Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd), of shaped oval form, total weight 1406gm, length 33 cm ***
*** 19th century Dutch silver presentation tray, hallmarked 1867, of lobed oval form with reeded border accented with scroll and floral motifs, centrally engraved with inscription, total weight 2260gm, length 54.5 cm ***
*** Victorian sterling silver nutmeg grater, hallmarked Birmingham, 1852, H&T (Hilliard & Thomason), modelled in the form of a clam shell, with hinged steel grater, total weight 22gm, width 4.3 cm ***
*** Set of late 18th century American spoons, c.1790 North American, Eastern Seaboard, double marked, tapered handles, with monogram, total weight 454gm, length 22 cm (8) ***
*** Heavy pair of Peruvian silver fighting cocks, hallmarked sterling, 925, Camusso, made in Peru, one with talon raised, the other with wings outstretched, total weight 1516gm, height 16 cm and length 30 cm (2) ***
*** James II sterling silver trifid spoon, hallmarked London, 1685, Ic (John Clifton), with plain oval bowl and rats tail, total weight 55gm, length 19 cm ***
*** 19th century Russian silver three piece coffee set marked, 84, Moscow, 1836, H.A (assayer Nikolai Lukich Dubrovin), J W Jacob Wiberg, comprising coffee pot, large dish and twin handled sugar bowl, of tapering angled form, with finials and handle,… ***
*** George II sterling silver salver, hallmarked London, 1755, P.T (Peter Taylor), of shaped circular form, with a pierced c-scroll and grapevine border with four Bacchus mask accents, with central engraved coat of arms of Seymour, raised on four scrolled… ***
*** Large Peruvian sterling silver twin handled tray, marked El Tupo, 925, of rectangular form with a scalloped rim, with twin handles, in a light beaten finish, total weight 1163gm, 48 cm x 28 cm. Provenance: Estate of Renee Markovic ***
*** George III sterling silver tray, hallmarked London, 1789, I.S ( John Schofield), of shaped oval form, decorated with a gadrooned border and oval well, total weight 824gm, 33 x 25 cm ***
*** Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tankard, hallmarked London, 1703, John Rand, makers mark to handle, of plain tapered form, with scroll handle and stepped circular foot, total weight 239gm, height 10.5 cm ***
*** George III sterling silver three piece tea set, matched, the teapot hallmarked York, 1812 Rc//Jb (Robert cattle & James Barber), the twin handled sugar bowl and creamer hallmarked Sheffield, 1803 G.A//&Co (George Ashforth & Co), of squat form, with bright… ***
*** Rare Australian silver mustard spoon, attributed to Alexander Dick, monogram to handle, impressed Dick verso, length 9.7 cm ***
*** George III sterling silver sugar basket, hallmarked, London, 1783, Hester Bateman, set with blue glass liner, with looped beaded handle, above a tapering body, with pierced scrolled decoration, on a square foot, total weight 209gm (silver), height 14.5 cm ***
*** George III sterling silver nutmeg grater, unmarked but probably London, 1780, Thomas Willmore, of oval form, with ribbed border to base and rim, with monogram to front and original grating grille, height 2.5 cm ***
*** George III sterling silver nutmeg grater, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1799 Samuel Pemberton, of oval form, with bright cut and line decoration, length 3.5 cm ***
*** Early George II sterling silver ale jug, hallmarked, London, 1727, Thomas Tearle, with cylindrical neck and ovoid body, with s-scroll handle and heart motif, decorated with bands of flowers and drapes, total weight 376gm, height 15.7 cm ***
*** Early George IV sterling silver three piece tea set, hallmarked, London, 1865, Atkins & Somersall, of lobed baluster form, decorated with flowers, scrolls and cartouches, on shaped foot, total weight 1378gm (3) ***
*** Early George IV sterling silver three piece tea set, hallmarked, London, 1865, Atkins & Somersall, of lobed baluster form, decorated with flowers, scrolls and cartouches, on shaped foot, total weight 1885gm (3) ***
*** George II sterling silver soup ladle, hallmarked London, 1747, Tg (Thomas Gilpin), in Onslow pattern, engraved to rear of bowl with coat of arms, a/f (past repairs to handle), total weight 194gm, length 35 cm. Provenance: Sotheby's New York, lot 376, sale… ***
*** Early George I Britannia silver card tray, hallmarked London, 1715, maker's mark rubbed, of circular form with channeled rim, set above three stepped hoof feet, total weight 164gm, diameter 14.5 cm ***
*** Set of six George II Scottish sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1746, Ik (probably John Kincard) in Hanoverian pattern, engraved with monogram and coronet, total weight 437gm, length 21 cm (6) ***
*** George VI sterling silver footed salver, hallmarked London, 1953, Hardy Bros., of shaped circular form, with a gadrooned piecrust border, raised on four tern feet, total weight 1468gm, diameter 36 cm ***
*** Victorian sterling silver entree dish and cover, hallmarked Sheffield, 1894, Hh (Harrison Brothers & Howson (Henry Harrison) of rectangular form, with loop handle, above a shaped rectangular body, with reeded borders accented with acanthus, total weight… ***
*** Italian silver cutlery service, setting for twelve, including entree knives and forks, mains knives and forks, spoons and teaspoons, all with tapering ribbed handles ***
*** Boxed Russian 19th century silver cutlery service, marked, 84, St Petersburg, 1887, S.F, in original box, comprising eleven forks, eleven spoons and twelve knives with silver blades, total weight 1839gm (including knives), weight of knives 793gm (probably… ***
*** Sterling silver four piece tea and coffee service, hallmarked Birmingham, 1959, Joseph Gloster Ltd., comprising tea pot, coffee pot, twin handled sugar bowl and creamer, of baluster form with flared spout, decorated with pierced scroll rim and scroll… ***
*** Large George II sterling silver tankard, hallmarked London, 1757, F.W (Fuller White), of handsome proportions, with wonderful s-scroll handle with acanthus thumb piece, the body decorated with flowers, acanthus and scrolls, the whole raised on a stepped… ***
*** Large Peruvian sterling silver twin handled tray, marked El Tupo, 925, of square form with a shaped rim, with twin drop handles, in a light beaten finish, total weight 1147gm, 34 cm x 31 cm. Provenance: Estate of Renee Markovic ***
*** Good George III sterling silver nutmeg grater, hallmarked, London, 1785, T.P//E.R (T.Phipps & E. Robinson, of almond form, the cover with bright cut roundel with lower wreath, opening to grater with lower hinged base, total weight 41gm, length 5.5 cm.… ***
*** Mexican sterling silver tray, marked 925, of oval form, with a cast acanthus rim, total weight 1158gm, 48 cm x 34 cm. Provenance: Estate of Renee Markovic ***
*** George I Britannia standard silver Tot cup, of cylindrical form with slightly flared rim, waisted leg and stepped foot, with plain decoration, total weight 27gm, height 4.5 cm ***
*** 19th century part Russian silver cutlery service, marked, St.Petersburg, 1849/50, N.W, comprising six main knives, six entree knives, six main forks, six main spoons, six dessert spoons and two teaspoons, with shaped handles, total weight 1550gm (not… ***
*** Large George III sterling silver kitchen nutmeg grater, hallmarked London 1818, Ir (John Reily), of domed form, with gadrooned loop handle, above engraved monogram, total weight 62gm, length 9.5 cm ***
*** 18th century Augsburg gilt silver double Salt/ spice box, J.J Bruglocher, c.1746, of shell shape, with engraved rococo decoration to cover, opening to reveal two compartments, with shell thumb piece, raised on a shaped pedestal foot, total weight 80gm,… ***
*** Scottish William IV sterling silver three piece tea set, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1835, J McKay, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and creamer, of bullet form with scroll handles and acanthus thumb piece, decorated with scroll and floral motifs… ***
*** Victorian sterling silver nutmeg grater, hallmarked Birmingham, 1846, Yapp & Woodward, of rectangular form with engine turned decoration, with hinged lid and original grating grille, length 4 cm ***
*** George I sterling silver sugar castor, c. 1714, hallmarked Charles Adam, of facetted baluster form, with pierced lid set with spherical finial, resting on a stepped octagonal foot, total weight 182gm, height 16 cm ***
*** George III sterling silver lidded wine ewer, hallmarked London, 1776, the cover set with urn finial, the tapering body engraved with central monogram and decorated with beaded and engine turned borders, the whole on a circular foot raised on a square… ***
*** Victorian sterling silver entree dish and cover, hallmarked London, 1895, Wbj (Walter & John Barnard) of facetted form, with ring handle, total weight 1019gm, length 26 cm ***
*** Large German silver centrepiece, in neo-classical taste, accented with four ram heads, above panels of garlands and swags, above waisted supports on a circular base with pierced leaf and berry panel, with brass liner, total weight 1184gm, height 31 cm ***
*** Set of twelve Continental silver fish spoons, together with twelve sterling silver fish spoons, total weight 1632gm, (24) ***
*** English sterling silver three piece tea/coffee set, hallmarked, Sheffield, 1937, E.V, comprising coffee pot, teapot and sugar bowl, of facetted form, with wooden handles and paw feet, total weight 1417gm (3) ***
*** William III sterling silver trifid spoon, hallmarked London, 1698, C.O, with tapering handle and engraved initials verso, with oval bowl, length 19.5 cm ***
*** Twelve George III sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked London, 1762, Wc, in Hanoverian pattern, total weight 710gm, length 20.5 cm (12) ***
*** Rare William & Mary sterling silver nutmeg grater, c.1690, of teardrop form, the hinged cover engraved with tulip, opening to reveal steel grater, with hinged base engraved with flower, total weight 17gm, height 2.2 cm and length 4 cm ***
*** Italian silver cutlery service, comprising twelve main knives, twelve entree knives, twelve main forks, twelve entree knives, twelve spoons, twelve desert spoons, twelve teaspoons and twelve teaspoons and two serving implements, total weight 3066gm (not… ***
*** German 800 silver part cutlery service, comprising nine table spoons, three serving utensils, nine fish forks and knifes and four other items, total weight 2149gm (34) ***
*** George II sterling silver nutmeg grater, c.1740's, of tapered cylindrical form, with pull off cover, engraved with griffin crest with initials G W to either side, total weight 54gm, height 5 cm note: no hallmarks present probably because between 1739-1790… ***
*** Fine George III sterling silver teapot, hallmarked London, 1786, Hb (Hester Bateman), of cylindrical form, with a hinged cover set with a wooden finial, above an oval body, with a straight spout and a turned wooden handle, with bright cut decoration and… ***
*** Scottish Victorian sterling silver pierced basket, hallmarked Edinburgh,1859, Em (Millidge & Son (Edwin Millidge), of oval form, beautifully cast with shell, acanthus and foliate border, with beaded foliate medallions surrounding two engraved crests and… ***
*** George III sterling silver lidded tankard, hallmarked London, 1770, I.K (John King), the domed cover set with large pierced thumbpiece, above a slightly tapered body and stepped circular foot, total weight 905gm, height 20 cm ***
*** 18th century Irish sterling silver footed salver, c.1730, hallmarked Dublin, of cicular form, on raised and tapered stem above a circular foot, central engraved sheaf of wheat to face, total weight 266gm, height 4.5 cm and diameter 16.5 cm ***
*** George II sterling silver ale jug, hallmarked London, 1727, Tt (Thomas Tearle), of lobed bulbous form, with a sparrow beak spout and scroll handle, embossed with acanthus and foliate swags, raised on a circular foot, total weight 377gm, height 15 cm ***
*** Elizabeth II figural sterling silver pepperette, hallmarked London, 1979, depicting a boar standing on all fours, with pierced eyes, snout and mouth, total weight 107gm, height 3.5 cm and length 8 cm ***
*** Queen Anne Britannia standard silver mug, hallmarked London, 1708, Lo (Seth Lofthouse), of plain tapered form with ribbed borders, the scroll handle engraved 'M*B', total weight 173gm, height 10 cm ***
*** 18th century German silver spice egg, c.1720, with line and dot decoration, with top and lower screw base, opening to compartment and pierced grill, total weight 20gm, height 3.5 cm. Provenance: collection of the late Fredric Sinfield, Sydney NSW, 1938 -… ***
*** Five early 18th century Britannia and sterling silver table spoons, hallmarked 1716, 1719, 1717, 1726 and probably 1700, all in Hanoverian pattern with oval bowls, total weight 310gm, length 20 cm (5) ***
*** George II sterling silver lidded tankard, hallmarked, London, 1735?, Richard Gurney and Thomas Cook, later engraved and embossed, script reading 'Presented//By// Lieut General Buckley// M.P// Colonel 1st Battalion Wills Rifle Volunteers// to the Wiltshire… ***
*** Early George III sterling silver footed salver, hallmarked, London, 1767, R.R, with shaped piecrust border accented with anthemion motifs to body, raised on three hoof feet, total weight 919gm, diameter 30 cm ***
*** George II sterling silver footed salver, hallmarked, London, 1739, R.A (Robert Abercromby), with a piecrust border accented with shell motifs, with central armorial with knights helmet and crest, total weight 1014gm, diameter 31.5 cm ***
*** George III sterling silver ewer, hallmarked London, 1779, makers mark rubbed, of classical Adams form, with urn finial above beaded borders and tapering elegant body, with engraved armorial, the s-scroll handle with beaded motifs, raised on a circular… ***
*** George III sterling silver nutmeg grater, unmarked, maker Daniel field, c.1760, of acorn form, embossed with central flower to top and bottom, surrounded by alternating bands of fluting and flowers, the lid unscrewing to reveal a removable rasp, total… ***
*** Swiss sterling silver three piece tea set, comprising teapot, cream jug and covered sugar bowl, of baluster form, with ebony handles and knobs, raised on hoof feet, impressed 925, Berne bear, PF (Pochon Freres Berne) total weight 1515gm, (3) ***
*** Victorian sterling silver three piece coffee service, hallmarked, London, 1840, Edward, John & William Barnard, of lobed baluster form, set with flower finial, scrolled handle and spout, on four feet, embossed with acanthus and flowers, total weight… ***
*** George IV sterling silver three piece tea set, hallmarked London, 1820, Tp (Thomas pepper), comprising teapot with attached strainer, twin handled sugar bowl and a creamer, each with a gadrooned rim set above the body of squat form with half reeded… ***
*** Magnificent pair of Edwardian sterling silver Toasting beakers, hallmarked, Sheffield, 1895, R & B, with slightly flared lips above a reeded border on lobed spiraled body on domed circular foot, with gilt interior ***
*** George III sterling silver and crystal ewer, hallmarked, London 1773, maker unknown, of slender baluster form, set with angular handle, surrounded by lion mask motifs in classical taste, raised on square foot, height 21 cm ***
*** Edwardian sterling silver pedestal bowl, hallmarked, Sheffield, 1903, J.D & S (James Dixon & Sons), of baluster bowl, embossed with flowers and c-scrolls, on stepped circular base, total weight 243gm, diameter 15.5 cm ***
*** Large Edwardian sterling silver salver, hallmarked Sheffield, 1908, CB&S (Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd), of circular form with a beautifully cast acanthus, c-scroll and foliate border, the centre engraved with acanthus and c-scroll motifs, raised on three… ***
*** Edwardian sterling silver twin handled porringer, hallmarked, London, 1908, J.H, James Heming & Co, of handsome proportions flanked by mask handles, the body engraved with figures in various costumes, flowers and fountains, total weight 784gm, height 14 cm ***
*** Elegant George II sterling silver coffee pot, hallmarked London, 1748, makers mark rubbed (possibly Thomas Whipham), of baluster form with elaborate bud finial, with fluted spout and scrolled wooden handle, the whole resting on a spreading, gadrooned foot… ***
*** William IV sterling silver teapot and creamer, hallmarked London, 1836, W.H (William Hewitt), the teapot with hinged domed cover set with floral finial, above a lobed body with acanthus scroll handle and slightly curved spout, embossed with flowers,… ***
*** Five provincial silver spoons, of tapering form, triple marked W.V to back of handle, with shaped oval bowls, total weight 301gm, length 19.5 cm (5) ***
*** George V sterling silver entree dish and cover, hallmarked Birmingham, 1914, of oval form with twin handles centrally engraved with monogram, with reeded borders accented with acanthus, total weight 1496gm, length 30.5 cm (2) ***
*** George III sterling silver coffee Biggin, hallmarked, London, 1810, Robert Garrard, of handsome cylindrical form, with gadrooned egde c-scroll handle and engraved armorial, total weight 710gm ***
*** Victorian sterling silver and crystal claret jug, hallmarked London, 1870, Ec//B (Richards & brown (Edward Charles brown), with hinged cover and engraved crest and acanthus decoration to collar, set above a tapered crystal body etched with multiple… ***
*** William IV sterling silver nutmeg grater, hallmarked Birmingham, 1820, it (Joseph Taylor), of rectangular form with rounded edges, the hinged cover decorated with central crest surrounded by floral starburst, the edges decorated with wriggle work banding,… ***
*** Heavy George III sterling silver nutmeg grater, hallmarked 1804, Tb (Thomas Wilkes Barker), of square box form, the cover slightly domed with reeded edge, evidence of crest to cover, with hinged door to base, total weight 74.6gm, 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm x 4 cm ***
*** George III Paul Storr sterling silver bowl, hallmarked London, 1827, PS (Paul Storr), with a flared serpentine rim, engraved with arms of McDonnell and 'Toujours Prest,' raised on a circular foot, total weight 242gm, height 7 cm and diameter 14 cm ***
*** Tiffany & Co. Sterling silver box and cover, marked Tiffany, sterling silver, 1886, by Edward Chandler, of low oval form, with central cartouche surrounded by oak leaf and gadrooned borders, opening to fitted gilt interior, total weight 244gm, 13.5 cm x 9… ***
*** William IV sterling silver fish knife, hallmarked London, 1833, with heavy handle in the form of a fish entwined with coral, the pierced blade decorated with whale in pursuit of three fish in water, total weight 273gm, length 28 cm ***
*** George III sterling silver goblet, hallmarked London, 1805, R.H//S.H (Robert Hennell I & Samuel Hennell), of slightly flared form, decorated with diamond shaped crest, above a reeded waist and lobed bowl, raised on a tapered circular foot with gadrooned… ***
*** Dutch 19th century silver spice egg, of egg form, decorated with dot patterning, with screw top and lower base revealing compartments, total weight 20gm, height 3.5 cm. Provenance: collection of the late Fredric Sinfield, Sydney NSW, 1938 - 2008 ***
*** 18th century German silver Pomander/Spice box, in the form of an acorn, with four compartments, decorated with incised acanthus pattern to body, total weight 24gm, length 7 cm. Provenance: collection of the late Fredric Sinfield, Sydney NSW, 1938 - 2008 ***
*** George III sterling silver teapot and stand, both hallmarked London, 1804, D.U//N.H (Duncan Urquhart & Naphtali Hart), the teapot of oval form, with reeded edges, with carved ebony pineapple finial and ebony scroll handle, teapot weight 489gm, height 17… ***
*** Italian sterling silver salver, of circular form, with a shaped piecrust border, impressed, 925 and makers marks, total weight 1250gm, diameter 41 cm ***
*** Late Victorian sterling silver footed salver, hallmarked, London, 1894, Edward, John and William Barnard, of shaped circular form, the border decorated with portraits of men in feathered hats, surrounded by a scrolled border, raised on three scrolled feet… ***
*** 19th century German Hossauer three piece silver tea set, marked Hossauer Berlin, comprising teapot, creamer and sugar bowl, of lobed squat form, decorated with acanthus, c-scroll and floral rims, with ivory scroll handles, total weight 807gm (3) ***
*** Peruvian sterling silver twin handled tray, by Camusso, marked sterling 925, of shaped rectangular form, total weight 1567gm, length 64.5 cm ***
*** Victorian sterling silver salver, hallmarked SS (S Smith & Son), of circular form, the pierced border decorated with Bacchus masks and lions, the centre engraved with eagles and acanthus motifs, raised on three paw feet, total weight 703gm, diameter 27 cm ***
*** Australian sterling silver salver, of handsome proportions, by Rundle and retailed by Angus and Coote, of circular form with piecrust border, total weight 1750gm, diameter 47 cm ***
*** Set of twelve Russian silver and enamel coffee spoons, marked, 84, Moscow, 1850, no (Pavel Ouchinnikov), set with silver and enamel finial above spiral twist handle, the bowl decorated with raised scrolling vine motifs on blue enamel ground, total weight… ***
*** Set of nine George III Irish 'Governor Bourke' sterling silver forks, hallmarked Dublin, 1808, Sn (Samuel Neville), in Hanoverian pattern, with engraved Bourke family crest to back of terminal depicting a catamountain sejant gardant ppr., collared and… ***
*** Late 19th/20th century German four piece silver tea set, by Elimyer, comprising teapot, coffeepot, sugar bowl, and creamer, of baluster form, with spiraled bodies and floral finials, each piece raised on scrolled legs, total weight 1695gm, (4) ***
*** Pair of George I sterling silver Hanoverian spoons hallmarked London, 1722, I.W (John Wilkes), with tapered handles and oval bowls, total weight 109gm, length 19.5 cm (2) purchased: David Morris, United Kingdom, 1983 ***