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A salver with cast pierced border by Richard Rew, London 1763 crested with a chevron, between 3 fleurs-de-lys, the feet intricately worked. Price: £1,375.00 |
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A heavy brightcut oval salver with reeded border engraved with crest & monogram by William Bennett, London 1799 engraved on reverse 'To George Richardson from Lord Henry Scott on retirement as agent of the Beaulieu Estate, October 1877'. George Richardson converted Palace House, Beaulieu into its present magnificent form. Lord Henry Scott was the 2nd son of the Duke of Buccleuch and became 1st Baron Montagu of Beaulieu in 1885. Price: £1,150.00 |
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An oval brightcut salver on four panelled feet by William Bennett London 1802. Price:  |
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A waiter with cast and pierced border, London 1760 by Herne and Butty, engraved with armorial. Price: £975.00 |
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A gadrooned oval salver, London 1782 by Wakelin and Tayler, engraved with the arms of the 10th Earl of Westmoreland (with later initials and crests of family members). Note: This salver was one of 4 'hand waiters' supplied to the Earl as part of a larger service on 31/10/1782. Around 1870, it passed to Mary Catherine Hill Trevor (initials MCHT on the salver), a cousin of the wife of the 12th Earl of Westmoreland.
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A 7 inch salver shaped and beaded with embossed swags on 3 ball-and-claw feet by John Carter II (probably), London 1773 initialled HCT. Price: £660.00 |
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A plain circular salver with cast feet by Robert Keay of Perth, Edinburgh 1839. Price: £475.00 |
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A beaded and bright-engraved salver on 3 moulded panelled feet by E. C. Brown, London 1876. Price: £475.00 |
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A sugar basket with blue glass liner by John Lambe, London 1777 initialled AEGF. Price: £450.00 |
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A bowl with a pierced vine border in Arts and Crafts style, the two handles depicting a fox and grapes Birmingham, 1928 by A. E. Jones. Price: £425.00 |
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A shaped spoon tray with engraved decoration and central crest by Thomas James and Nathaniel Creswick, Sheffield 1841 crested with a stork on a column laid sideways, with fleur-de-lys. Price: £425.00 |
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A gadrooned wine-funnel stand, Dublin 1814 by I.S, probably for James Scott, crested with a demi-lion with an axe. Price: £395.00 |
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A fluted bowl with scalloped edge, later chased with fruit and floral motif, by Parker and Wakelin, London 1766. Price: £385.00 |
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A butter-shell, London 1843, by Robert Garrard. Price: £340.00 |
3089 |
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A beaded and engraved Victorian sugar-basin - diameter 12 cms., by Fedwick Brasted, London 1868. Price: £320.00 |
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A bright-cut sugar bowl London, 1802 by William Abdy. Price: £290.00 |
2894 |
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A small waiter, the border gadrooned and reeded on 3 ball and pillar feet London 1801 by Wakelin & Garrard crested with a seated fox. Price: £265.00 |
2497 |
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A rectangular Old Sheffield plate salver with gadrooned border and central silver square on 4 claw feet; unmarked circa 1840. Price: £170.00 |
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A shell-shaped dish with thumbgrip by Deakin and Francis, Birmingham 1890. Price: £145.00 |
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A small Russian bowl with finely beaded rim engraved with stylised flowers Moscow 1885 Assaymaster Viktor Sawinkow, maker Antip Kusmitschew. Price: £145.00 |
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An Old Sheffield plate snuffer tray with gadrooned border unmarked, circa 1840. Price: £120.00 |
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An oval sugar basin in rosette pattern with embossed decoration and a pierced border Kashmir, circa 1890. Price: £60.00 |
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| A plain OSP snuffer tray, the border pierced in pales unmarked and unengraved circa 1790. Price: £58.00 |
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