Hallmarked English, Continental & Indian Silver II (ASN0018)

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER FOOTED BOWL, by Walkers & Hall, Sheffield, c. 1905, of pierced design with embossed details on oval base.
7.8 in H, Wt 345 gms

A PAIR OF HALLMARKED SILVER WEDDING GOBLETS, London, c. 1970, raised over a circular base with a stem, the body with knurling effect.
5.9 in H, Wt 421 gms

A GOLD PLATED SILVER TAZZA, London, 1909, over a circular and tapered base with three scalloping stems holding on to a bowl, hammered all over, stamped and hallmarked for 'Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, Regents St, with registered no. 429216 below the base.
4.9 in H, Wt 313 gms

A COMMEMORATIVE HALLMARKED SILVER CREAM JUG, London,c. 1969, for the 350th anniversary (1620-1970) of the sailing of the 'Mayflower', the signing of the compact and the founding of the 'Plymouth' colony. Stamped for limited edition 209/2000. Cased in a velvet lined wooden presentation box with finials and brass bands.
5.5 in H, Wt 241 gms

THE CHURCHILL CENTENARY MEDALS TRUSTEES PRESENTATION EDITION 24 SILVER GILT MEDALS IN PRESENTATION FOLDER, minted by John Pinches Medallists Ltd, c.1972. A stunning collection of 24 medals commemorating the 100th birth anniversary of Sir Winston Churchill,. Each medal is crown size, silver gilted and depicts key events in Churchill's life and career including his birth at Blenheim Palace (30/11/1874), schooldays at Harrow, battle of Omdurman, escape from the Boers, elected MP for Oldham, marriage to Clementine Hozier, siege of Sidney Street, mobilization of the fleet, development of the tank in World War 1, in the trenches in World War 1, victory parade 1918, writing at Chartwell, Winston Churchill painting, famous speeches World War II, The Battle Of Britain, The Blitz, addressing the US Congress, D-Day, three-power conference, VEDay, Congress of Europe, Knight of The Garter, Honorary Citizen USA and funeral cortege (30/1/1965). The medals come in their faux leather bound official album with 4 medal pages which each hold 6 medals and a detailed page transcript detailing each key event. This is a truly stunning item, which is in good condition and comes in its original official album. Collection Number 271.
Diameter 1.5 in (each)

THE FIFTY STATE BICENTENNIAL MEDAL COLLECTION, minted by Franklin Mint. A limited edition of 50 solid Sterling silver medals, in book format award winning bicentennial designs similar to state quarters.One of the most popular and higher mintage Franklin Mint sets, the design for each medal (on both sides) was chosen by a committee in each state to reflect the state's heritage, so each individual medal could be considered an award winning design.
Diameter 1.5 in (each), Total Wt 52 troy oz

THE KINGS & QUEENS OF ENGLAND, by John Pinches, 1970 First Edition / Sterling Silver Proof Set with a collection of 43 Sterling Silver Proof Crown sized medals that portrays and honours each monarch of the British Empire for the last 1000 years, housed in a large red hardback album with gilded captions below each medal.
Diameter 1.7 in (each), Total Wt 55 troy oz

MOUNTBATTEN MEDALLIC HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN & THE SEA STRUCK, by John Pinchesin Hallmarked Sterling silver, issued around 1974. This is a collection of 100 Sterling silver medals or medallions, depicting the most significant historical events. Intricately designed and minted, each medallion is fitted in a plastic capsule and the complete collection is housed in book format in four volumes. Diameter 1.7 in (each), Wt 3690 gms (each)

A COMPLETE SET OF LIMITED ISSUE OF SEVEN SERIES OF CANADIAN OLYMPIC SILVER COINS COMMEMORATING THE XXI OLYMPIC GAMES IN MONTREAL, 1976. This magnificent presentation case displays the entire collection of 28 coins in one impressive array with all 28 coins encapsulated in plastic and housed in a beautiful case, complete with Certificate of Authenticity, the set consists of fourteen $5 coins and fourteen$10 coins depicting scenes from the Montreal Olympics.

The cars which, listed in date order are:
1898 Mercedes
1899 Daimler
1903 Mercedes
1903 De Dion-Bouton
1907 Italia
1906 Renault
1907 Napier
1908 Austin
1909 Rolls Royce
1911 Mercer
1912 Hispano-Suiza
1912 Sunbeam
1912 Ford
1913 Peugeot
1914 Vauxhall
1914 Sizaire-Berwick
1920 Ballot
1921 Dusenberg
1923 Austin 7
1924 Sunbeam
1924 Morris Cowley
1925 Bugatti
1926 Delage
1927 Hispano-Suiza
1928 Bentley
1928 Packard Coupe
1928 Fiat 509A
1933 Alfa Romeo
1934 Alfa Romeo
1934 Maserati 8cm
1935 E.R.A.
1935 Auburn
1937 Mercedes
1938 Auto Union
A RARE HALLMARKED COLLECTION OF 36 GREAT CARS SILVER INGOTS, in original wooden box, all the 36 solid silver ingots depict the private collection of historically significant vintage cars owned by Lord Montagu (born 1926) of Palace House, Beaulieu, Hamsphire and has details on the reverse of the ingot. All ingots have the original card with vehicle information.
1.9 x 1.1 in approx and most are over 2oz in weight, ie Total Wt 2600 gms approx

GREAT BRITISH REGIMENTS 52 HALLMARKEDSILVER MEDALS & INSIGNIA SET, by The Birmingham Mint. This superb set contains 52 Sterling silver medals along with their corresponding regimental insignia (cap badges) silver plate, gilt and enamels. The medals are all struck with mirror finish backgrounds and frosted reliefs. They are all in Proof FDC condition, a few with light toning. Each medal commemorates one of the 52 original British Army Regiments of the Line. The reverse of each medal depicts a famous battle, action or heroic deed by the Regiment. The scenes depicted range from the 1689 Battle of Walcourt, including other famous battles during The American War of Independence, The Seven Years War, The Napoleonic Wars, The Crimea, The Zulu War, The Boer Wars, WWI, etc right up to the 1944 Battle for Arnhem during WWII. The obverse of each medal gives the details of the regiment depicted in action on the reverse, along with the war, battle, date and place. Each medal is hallmarked Sterling silver on its edge and all were assayed at the Birmingham Assay Office. The insignia are exact reproductions of the regimental insignia worn by the 52 Regiments, as by 1980 The Birmingham Mint had been producing military insignia for nearly two hundred years. The medals and insignia are displayed on two wooden trays, which are housed in a military style wooden case. The case is in very good condition and has brass edge protectors, side handles, a working lock and key. The Birmingham Mint issued only 3000 of these sets and many have since been split up and sold piece by piece. The medals are struck in .925 Sterling silver.
Diameter 1.7 in (each), Wt 45.5 gms (each) ie Total Wt 2.37kgs

A GEORGIAN STYLE HALLMARKED SILVER COFFEE& TEA POT, London, c. 1958, raised over a circular base with tapered body and a domed lid with wooden knob with silver finial and wooden scroll handles, stamped 'RC'.
9.8 in H, Wt 1379 gms

A POST EDWARDIAN SILVER MONTIETH, c. 1920, in a circular form with a rope tied at the bottom of the scalloped rim, with hammered body.
Diameter 5.1 in, Wt 209 gms

A SILVER HEXAGONAL SALVER, Sheffield,c.1895,shaped in circular form with moulded and tapered rim border with three scalloped legs, hallmarked on reverse of the salver with makers initials F.C
Diameter 12.2 in, Wt 852 gms

A CONTINENTAL SILVER TABLE LAMP, c. 1940, with three paw feet over a shaped form with the tank chased in the form of a ribbon. The shade is 'Opaline glass'.
9.4 in H, Wt 435 gms of silver

A FINE SILVER SQUARE SALVER, Sheffield, c.1960, shaped in square form with angled corners, moulded and tapered rim border with four scalloped acanthus leaf legs, hallmarked with maker's initials B.R.S
12.2 in L, Wt 930 gms

A MATCHED THREE PIECESILVER TEA SERVICE, c. 1906, oblong part fluted lower body, tea pot on ball feet and other on circular base with ebonized handle and finials for tea pot. Hallmarked for Birmingham and London and stamped G.Uand A.F.
Wt 1089 gms

A THREE PIECE CONTINENTAL SILVER TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, Italy, c. 1930, comprising tea, coffee and milk jugs without sugar bowl, each of fluted baluster form with embossed flower pattern and heavily casted knobs with floral motifs, with wooden handles, stamped Silver and 800 below each piece, with labels of Gioielleria Paola d Orsi, Sassari.
Wt 1546 gms

A GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SEVEN LIGHT CANDELABRA, c.1932, on a hexagonal two layered base with a fluted column and six fluted baluster stems supporting spool sockets. Stamped for Sterling, makers initials & 800 along with S initials as crest on the base.
21.6 in H and Diameter 15.7 in, Wt 1335 gms

A FINE SILVER OCTAFOIL SALVER, London, c.1940, shaped in octagonal form with scalloped moulded rim and angled corners with four turned legs, hallmarked on salver, with makers initials of H.A by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, 112, Regents Street, London.
Diameter 14.1 in, Wt 1292 gms