Lindsay Burns & Company WEDNESDAY 20TH APRIL


SILVER, GOLD & WATCHES


Lot 375


375. A George V silver fruit bowl, Sheffield, 1915, makers mark of F.R.& Co. Ld., of tapered decagon form with pierced scrolling details, 14 troy ozs, 26cm diameter x 6.5cm high. £100-200


Lot 373


373. A Victorian silver fruit bowl, London, 1894, makers mark of Thomas, Walter & Henry Holland, of rounded octagonal form with embossed panel decoration of masks and fruit, raised on four scroll and foliate cast monopodia supports, 17.4 troy ozs, 21cm diameter x 9cm high. £200-300


374. A George V silver twin handled dish, Sheffield, 1910, makers mark of J.R, of rounded rectangular form with pierced rim and scroll handles, raised on four convex supports, 11 troy ozs, 28cm wide x 5cm high. £100-200


376. A George V silver basket, Sheffield, 1927, makers mark of M.H.& Co. Ld., of rounded rectangular form with shaped handle, foliate cast rim and pierced sides, raised on four bracket feet, 10 troy ozs, 18cm wide x 16.5cm high. £100-200


377. An Edward VIII four piece silver tea set, London, 1936, makers mark of W&W, with Celtic knot-work and raised boss borders, gross weight 64.8 troy ozs, teapot 13.5cm high. £400-600


378. A George V silver oval shaped tray, Chester, 1921, makers mark of S.I.Ld, with reeded rim, 27 troy ozs, 39.5cm x 26.5cm. £150-250


Lot 377 74


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