SILVER :
Fine 17th Century Silver-Mounted Lignum Vitae Carved Goblet
Complex engine turning throughout, and with spiral stem
The silver rim mounted Sheffield, 1911, EWO & Co.
4.25" Wide High x 3-78" Wide
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Late 17th Century Silver Counter Box
Mark FS, attr. Francis Servant I or II (T. Kent, West Country Spoons)
West Country (Bideford / Barnstable) from c1685
The lift-off cover engraved with a six-petaled rose,
the base engraved with initials AV / 1.5" High
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Charles II / James II Silver Lace Back & Front Trefid Spoon
Thomas Allen, London, c1680-88
The terminal with foilate scrolls to the front,
the verso scratch engraved 1688 over *M*S*;
The bowl with rattail attachment and foliate scrolling verso
8" Long / 2.75" Long, the Bowl / 2.4 oz.
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Early 18th Century 'Britannia Standard Silver', Tortoiseshell,
& Mother of Pearl Tobacco Box
Thomas Roberts, London, c1705-1730
A very fine box, oval with stand-away hinge, the cover and base of tortoiseshell
A similar box is in the Fitzwilliam, Catalogue Number : H. 24, p. 136.
A further marked Roberts box resides in the Fitzwilliam,
Number : M.90-1961
3.25" Wide
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Early 18th Century Engraved Silver Snuff Box
England, Unmarked, c1720-1725
The lift-off cover engraved with 6 draped figures and accompanied by a hound,
all dancing within classical ruins; heavy gauge silver
2-5/8" Long / 2.2oz.
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George III Silver Tobacco Box
Benjamin Beardsmore, Kettinsall, 1795
The slightly domed and hinged cover engraved with
the arms and motto of the family of Molyneux :
'Stat fortuna domus virtute'
(Sir Capel Molyneux, the 3rd Baronet of Castle Dillon,
County of Armagh, 1717 - 1797)
3" Wide x 1' High / 3.5 oz.
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George III Silver-Mounted Coconut Cup
Josiah Snatt, London 1813
The coconut cup with scalloped silver rim crested with a lion rampant,
above a scalloped and fluted base mount descending to a pedestal foot;
the rim and foot marked
5-7/8" High / 4' Wide (Bowl) / 3.5" Wide (Base) / 7.2 oz. ovcerall
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Early Victorian Silver Melon-Form Nutmeg Grater
John Taylor & John Perry, Birmingham, 1844
The interior fitted with a blue steel grater;
Engraved to the cover :
E.L. Porter. From G.W.H and Aug't 27th 1835
1.5" Long /. .9 oz
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