Lindsay Burns & Company
426. A pair of George III silver buckles, makers mark of Charles Hougham, with pierced scroll and foliate details, 7cm x 5.5cm, 3.3 troy ozs gross weight. £250-400
427. A late Victorian white metal and turquoise enamel fob watch, the dial with Roman numerals, suspended from a ribbon tied brooch, in leather covered case, overall drop 6cm. £200-300
430. Four George III silver table spoons, Newcastle, two dated 1802 and two dated 1806, makers mark of A.R., Old English pattern, engraved with initial ‘A’, 8 troy ozs. £80-120
431. A George III silver bottle stand, London 1787, makers mark rubbed, the sides with pierced flower head detail, with turned mahogany base, engraved with crest of a rearing horse being struck by an arrow, 12cm diameter x 3cm high. £100-200
432. A Victorian silver two piece tea set, London 1895 and 1899, makers mark of T.B., comprising tea pot and sugar bowl with hinged cover, oval with canted angles and horizontal reeded detail, raised on four ball feet, tea pot 16.5cm high, 28.5 troy ozs gross weight. £200-300
433. A George VI silver sugar bowl and cream jug, Birmingham 1949 and 1947, makers mark of Elkington & Co., oval with rope twist borders, raised on four bun feet, sugar bowl 17.5cm wide overall, 12 troy ozs. £100-200
Lot 428
428. A late 19th century electroplated table centrepiece in the form of a Sikh Officer standing before a palm tree, supporting a frosted and cut glass bowl, 30cm high. £100-200
429. A late 19th century electroplate mounted ivory tea caddy, with pierced mounts, 14.5cm high x 12cm wide. £80-120
Lot 434
434. A George II silver beaker, London 1733, makers mark of RG., of plain tapered cylindrical form with stepped foot, engraved with initials ‘H’ over ‘GE’, 8.5cm high, 3.7 troy ozs. £200-300
435. A George II coin set white metal toddy ladle, with ballan twist handle, 39.5cm long. £80-120
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