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Lot 269
A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III PIERCED OVAL SILVER SALTS
MARK OF ROBERT HENNELL, LONDON, 1778
Closed18 March 2014
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GBP 2,000
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A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III PIERCED OVAL SILVER SALTS
MARK OF ROBERT HENNELL, LONDON, 1778
With bead borders and ball and claw feet, blue glass liners, together with four associated bead-edged salt spoons; also a George IV Irish brandy saucepan and cover, Dublin, 1827, with ivory finial and baluster wood handle; a pair of modern tumbler cups of Charles II style, initialled D and R respectively; an Edwardian silver table bell with figural handle, London, 1906; a George II caster by Samuel Wood, London, 1741; an Edwardian oval mustard pot of George III style, London, 1908, with associated mustard spoon, London, 1830; a bellied caddy, Chester, 1910; a cigarette box, Birmingham, 1924, engraved with the badge of the Irish Guards; a fiddle and thread soup ladle by Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1851; an Old English pattern soup ladle, by Richard Crossley, London, 1792; two small silver pepperettes; and a Victorian electroplated mustard pot by Elkington & Co., 1845, with pierced sides and floral finial, together with a condiment spoon, London, 1811
Weighable silver 64.75 oz. (
MARK OF ROBERT HENNELL, LONDON, 1778
With bead borders and ball and claw feet, blue glass liners, together with four associated bead-edged salt spoons; also a George IV Irish brandy saucepan and cover, Dublin, 1827, with ivory finial and baluster wood handle; a pair of modern tumbler cups of Charles II style, initialled D and R respectively; an Edwardian silver table bell with figural handle, London, 1906; a George II caster by Samuel Wood, London, 1741; an Edwardian oval mustard pot of George III style, London, 1908, with associated mustard spoon, London, 1830; a bellied caddy, Chester, 1910; a cigarette box, Birmingham, 1924, engraved with the badge of the Irish Guards; a fiddle and thread soup ladle by Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1851; an Old English pattern soup ladle, by Richard Crossley, London, 1792; two small silver pepperettes; and a Victorian electroplated mustard pot by Elkington & Co., 1845, with pierced sides and floral finial, together with a condiment spoon, London, 1811
Weighable silver 64.75 oz. (
A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III PIERCED OVAL SILVER SALTS
MARK OF ROBERT HENNELL, LONDON, 1778
With bead borders and ball and claw feet, blue glass liners, together with four associated bead-edged salt spoons; also a George IV Irish brandy saucepan and cover, Dublin, 1827, with ivory finial and baluster wood handle; a pair of modern tumbler cups of Charles II style, initialled D and R respectively; an Edwardian silver table bell with figural handle, London, 1906; a George II caster by Samuel Wood, London, 1741; an Edwardian oval mustard pot of George III style, London, 1908, with associated mustard spoon, London, 1830; a bellied caddy, Chester, 1910; a cigarette box, Birmingham, 1924, engraved with the badge of the Irish Guards; a fiddle and thread soup ladle by Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1851; an Old English pattern soup ladle, by Richard Crossley, London, 1792; two small silver pepperettes; and a Victorian electroplated mustard pot by Elkington & Co., 1845, with pierced sides and floral finial, together with a condiment spoon, London, 1811
Weighable silver 64.75 oz. (
MARK OF ROBERT HENNELL, LONDON, 1778
With bead borders and ball and claw feet, blue glass liners, together with four associated bead-edged salt spoons; also a George IV Irish brandy saucepan and cover, Dublin, 1827, with ivory finial and baluster wood handle; a pair of modern tumbler cups of Charles II style, initialled D and R respectively; an Edwardian silver table bell with figural handle, London, 1906; a George II caster by Samuel Wood, London, 1741; an Edwardian oval mustard pot of George III style, London, 1908, with associated mustard spoon, London, 1830; a bellied caddy, Chester, 1910; a cigarette box, Birmingham, 1924, engraved with the badge of the Irish Guards; a fiddle and thread soup ladle by Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1851; an Old English pattern soup ladle, by Richard Crossley, London, 1792; two small silver pepperettes; and a Victorian electroplated mustard pot by Elkington & Co., 1845, with pierced sides and floral finial, together with a condiment spoon, London, 1811
Weighable silver 64.75 oz. (
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