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A Huge spectacular Silver Two Handled Trophy Cup & Cover Trophy featuring an impressive ornate chased and engraved design. The Trophy has a wonderful finial depicting a detailed figure of a woman holding a wreath. The body of the Trophy has ornate chased foliate design, with a wreath decorating the front. There is space for engraving in the centre of the wreath and the back of the trophy has a large space of further engraving if desired. This Trophy is truly spectacular and would make an impressive statement as a prize. This trophy is in very good condition and has a full set of hallmarks. Made in Sheffield.Date - 1903. Made by the renowned silversmiths Elkington. Supplied with hand crafted plinth. A cup of this quality would cost well in excess of £10,000.00 today
Approx. Weight - 2077g / 67oz
Approx. Height - 488mm
Approx. Width - 312mm

VINTAGE MATTHEW WEST & SON DUBLIN STERLING SILVER CUP & COVER. 1930
This cup and cover are in very good condition, with full unrubbed hallmarks on the body of the cup and the rim of the cover. Hallmarks of very important Irish Retailers, Matthew West & Son, Dublin in 1930. There is no damage whatsoever, no dents splits or old repairs. It has never been engraved. It stands 9.25 inches tall on it`s plinth, which is made from bakelite and measures 5.5 inches from handle to handle. The base measures 4 inches diameter, it has green felt on the underside.

Art Deco solid silver twin handle trophy hallmarked for Birmingham 1929 & bearing the makers mark T.H.E.(Thos.Hudson's Exors.Ltd.) Stylish Art deco influence fluted shape,heavy gauge silver. Stands 7 3/4 inches (19.7cm) high & weighs 190 grammes (silver weight not inc. base) measures 4 1/2 inches (11.4cm) across the handles & top diameter is 2 1/2 inches(6.3cm).No Inscriptions or monograms Condition is excellent

Sterling Silver large Trophy, , Birmingham, 1924 with maker's mark I.S.G. for Israel Sigmund Greenberg.
Measuring 6" high and 11.5" from handle to handle. Very attractive design with stylised handles.
This substantial piece is plain, having never been engraved, a trophy of this quality and size would cost in excess of £3000.00 today. A wonderful perpetual trophy for your sports club.
Excellent condition, no damage or repair whatsoever.

Fine sterling silver Gold gilded interior two handled trophy cup, fully hallmarked for Turner and Simpson 1926. This is a beautiful silver trophy cup made by the very respected firm of Turner and Simpson in 1926 - Turner & Simpson made some spectacular pieces including freedom boxes and are well known for their very high quality craftsmanship.
The cup is of classical shape with a very gently curved and tapering sides to the bowl and a tapering stem leading down to a round stepped pedestal base.The cup has two handles with flat tops and sides that flow down and meet the base of the bowl of the cup at the top of the stem.The front of the cup has a large art nouveau shaped shield with no monogram / engraving - indeed the piece has definitely never been engraved.
The cup is 6-1/2 inches / 165 mm high and 4 inches / 100 mm wide across the handles.
The cup weighs 168 grams.The cup is in Super condition with no dents, damage or repair. The side of the cup bears clear hallmarks - lion passant, anchor for Birmingham, letter B for 1926 and maker's mark T&S for Turner & Simpson, with modern base / stand plent of space for engraving.

Solid Silver heavy and large two handled porringer with Scroll handles and raised line decoration London 1899. Hallmarked" C.S over H for Charles Stuart Harris, with Retailers stamp on the base Drew & Sons Piccadilly Circus London Super condition.
Measures 16cm from handle to handle 11cm wide x cm high Weighs a heavy 270 grams

Solid Silver heavy Goblet in Chalice Form Sheffield 1973 Elegant simple design with round pedestal base to an orante collared stem decorated with Hearts & Tudor Rose
Bright clear Hallmarks are Lion Passant; Crown for Sheffield and "F" for 1973.The hallmark to body is "A.T.C " for A.T Cannon Ltd. Weight is a hefty 184 g or 6.49 oz Dimensions are base diameter 55 mm, bowl diameter 70 and height 130 mm An Elegant late Chalice style Goblet in timewarp condition.

Fine Quality Solid Silver Art Deco Two Handled presentation Bowl Birmingham1925. Made by the renowned Henry Mathews silversmiths of Birmingham.
Weighs 12.5 oz approx, size 14.5 cms high, bowl 14 cms diameter. Excellent condition. A beautiful, superb quality piece in super condition.

Solid Silver Celebration Dish Birmingham 1981 made by renowned silversmiths A.T. Cannon. The no 9 corresponds with the certificate of authenticity certifying that the dish is number 9 of only 1,000 ever made. The central area of the dish is plated over the solid silver with 22ct gold. Supplied in original presentation box with signed certificate. Dimensions/Weight: 4 inches in diameter and weighing almost 3 ounces of Solid Silver

Silver Hallmarked Vintage hand crafted engine turned Napkin Ring, with vacant cartouche. Timewarp condition, Birmingham 1964 by JH&S. Much less than the current new prce, and a much more interesting gift.

Silver Hallmarked Vintage Napkin Ring, with space for engraving . Timewarp condition, London1985 by DRM. Much less than the current new prce, and a much more interesting gift.

Solid Silver New Hallmarked Oval Hand crafted plain, rolled edge napkin ring. Supplied in a Gift Box. Width: 20mm

Solid Silver Hallmarked New Hand crafted plain, rolled edge napkin ring. Supplied in a Gift Box. Width: 2.5cm

Scottish Provincial Silver Rare Large Old English Pattern Tablespoon, Glasgow c.1750 by Milne and Campbell. Length 21cm. Weight 60 grams .Marked M & C thrice. Marks are a little rubbed but readable, initial on handle S in script. In good condition.

Silver Hallmarked Vintage hand crafted engine turned Napkin Ring, with vacant cartouche. Timewarp condition, Birmingham 1964 by Broadway & Co. Much less than the current new prce, and a much more interesting gift.

Solid Silver Hallmarked 2 Scottish serving Spoons, Edinburgh 1804, makers mark F. Howden. These Scarce spoons are of Old English pattern. one good condition other has ripples in bowl.

Solid Silver Hallmarked Caddy Spoon Birmingham 1846 by George Unite, beautifully shaped and engraved bowl - see photographs, good condition

Solid Silver Hallmarked Jockey Cap Caddy Spoon Sheffield 1911 by the excellent Thomas Bradbury & sons. probably top of the list for collectors of novelty caddy spoons. This one is in excellent condition as photo's show, bought by us at auction in London being part of a large collection of caddy spoons.

Britannia standard Queen Anne silver dog nose, rat tailed spoon made in London in 1705 by Thomas Spackman. It measures 7.75 inches in length and has a good, long rat tail to the back of the bowl and bears the original initials of EG to the back of the stem. The marks on the back of the stem are rubbed but readable and there is very little wear to the bowl and nothing at all serious or distracting. It is in very good condition.

Scottish Provincial Silver teaspoon - Aberdeen. Maker James Pirie. This spoon is fiddle pattern and marked JP, ABD and JP. In very nice condition. Sizes L. 13.5cm Weight 15 grams.

A very fine pair of Solid Silver early Hanoverian Britannia standard serving spoons. They were assayed in London in 1733. The maker is Harvey Price and he was apprenticed to Jane Lambe Jane was the widow of George Lambe, a spoonmaker, who himself had been apprenticed to one of the principal spoonmakers of the period Joseph Barbutt. In very good condition considering age - Some Minor Dints in Bowl Crested on Terminal Reverse.
Total Weight: 4.074oz Approx Size: 202mm long

Fine quality Britannia Silver Queen Anne dog nose, rat tailed spoon made in London in 1702 by David Willaum Very Important Huguenot silversmith . It has a lovely crest to the back of the stem with a good, long rat tail to the back of the bowl. The bowl is of thick gauge with very minimal signs of wear to one side of the bowl but nothing serious or distracting. The spoon weighs 78 grams and 20cm. Long. The quality is very good as one would expect from this excellent maker. The hallmarks on the back of the stem are rubbed but can mostly be made out and it is in very good condition.

A very fine and rare pair of Solid Silver serving spoons, made by the great Ebenezer Coker, London 1748. Hanoverian pattern with double drop sizes: 21cm 3.8oz. Condition is superb for age 260 years old. A wonderful pair of early silver spoons by an important Master silversmith.

A Fine vintage hallmarked English solid silver seal top spoon,made by the renowned London silversmiths Wakely and Wheeler, with tear drop shaped bowl and seal top finial, overall the condition is very good, it is hallmarked for Birmingham 1953, measures 13.2cm long and weighs 26gms

Pewter 19th Century English wine funnel, with simple turned decoration approximately one third of the way from the top. super heavy quality. Height 6 inches, diameter at lip 4.5 inches. In good used condition. Has a few minor dents and the top is a little out of round. A nice and interesting antique gift for a wine buff.

A very fine and rare George II silver dog-nose rat-tail table spoon with squashed but readable London hallmarks for 1755 and makers mark of PAULCALLARD.Superb condition a very rare and collectable spoon from a highly sought after maker. Sizes: 21 cms in length and weighs a hefty 62 gramms.

Sterling Silver Hallmarked George 11 Soup Ladle, London c.1748. Makers mark rubbed off, ghosts of other marks. This ladle is of Old English pattern with a beautiful scalloped bowl. In quite incredible condition for it's age. Magnificent piece. Length 37cm, weight 180 grams.

This is a Large fine Cased Collectors Solid Silver Limited Edition Replica of the 17th Century Silver Slip Top Spoon to commemorate the 350th Anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower from Plymouth on 6th Setpember 1620. It is Number 36 in a series of 1000 which were commissioned by Bowden & Sons of Plymouth. It comes complete in its original box and certificate of authenticity which reads "This fine reproduction of a 17th Century Spoon has been hand-forged using similar methods to those used in the making of the original spoons. The slipped-stalk spoon ws simply a radical departure from excessive ornament. Many historians believe that this change was prompted by religious motives. The Assay Office stamp in the bowl of the spoon is positioned as the stamp on the original spoons. The makers mark of Bowden & Sons incorporated the St. Andrews Cross, a design which was used by many of the early Plymouth Silversmiths". It is made from a good gauge of silver and has clear hallmarks. London 1971 made by renowned silversmiths B & S (Bowden & Sons) Size: Just under 7 inches long in total, the bowl 2.5 inches long and 2 inches wide at its widest point. It weighs 60g Condition: It is in very good condition and so too is the box inside and out