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A Victorian E.P.B.M three piece boat shaped tea service, comprising teapot, milk jug and sucrier, batwing half fluted, knop finial, hinged domed cover, scroll handles, reeded borders, the teapot with fruitwood fittings, 28cm long, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, c.1890
Sold for £45
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A George III Sheffield plate rounded rectangular miniature chamber stick, gadrooned borders, detachable nozzle, campana sconce, conical snuffer with ball finial, loop handle with rectangular thumb piece, 10cm wide, c.1815
Sold for £50
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A Japanese paktong rounded rectangular photograph frame, applied and embossed with leaping carp, flowers and rushes, oval aperture, arched apron, 24.5cm high, early 20th century; another, applied and embossed with wisteria and comical frogs riding geese along a river, 24.5cm high, early 20th century (2)
Sold for £110
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A pair of Art Deco E.P.N.S spreading cylindrical cafe au lait pots, knop finials, hinged covers, chamfered ebonised handles, 19cm high, shape no. 6350, Wilson & Sharp Ltd, Edinburgh c.1925
Sold for £70
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A pair of George IV Sheffield plate telescopic candlesticks, detachable nozzles, reel shaped sconces, leafy scroll borders, acanthus grasped stems, shaped circular bases, 22cm high (closed), c.1825
Sold for £30
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A pair of monumental Victorian E.P.N.S inkwells, cast as crowned lions rampant supporting shields, hinged covers, spreading circular bases, 24cm high, Mappin & Webb, c.1890
Sold for £400
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A rare Victorian breakfast table coaster, incorporating an arched five bar toast rack and a circular preserve dish, turned ivory ball handle restrained by acanthus grasped grotesque eagles, vine leaf spoked wheels, 29cm long, c.1890
Sold for £240
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A service of WMF Facher pattern Fridour patent cutlery, for twelve, comprising table knives, table forks, table spoons, dessert knives, dessert forks, dessert spoons, tea spoons, coffee spoons, a pair of salad servers, a serving spoon, a two-pronged fork, a sauce ladle and a soup ladle, 20th century
Sold for £100
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A set of twelve George III close plated table knives, blades and ferrules engraved and embossed respectively with fruiting vine, agate handles, Aaron Hatfield, c.1820, cased
Sold for £160
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A Victorian close plated dessert service, for twelve, comprising knives and forks, the blades engraved with flowers and leaves on meandering stems, ivory hafts, oak canteen, 29cm wide, c. 1890
Sold for £30
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A Victorian E.P.B.M mounted ovoid claret jug, pointed knop finial, hinged cover, beaded borders, fruiting vine and acanthus grasped scroll handle, Bacchic mask spout, deep collar engraved with foliage, cut with a continuous band of five flowerheads, star-cut base, 24cm high, c.1890
Sold for £45
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A Victorian E.P.B.M pedestal ovoid samovar, ball, spire and knop finial, milled borders, scroll capped handles, engraved to recto and verso with vacant oval cartouches within bands of flowers and scrolling foliage, square base, ball feet, 46cm high, c.1875
Sold for £75
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A Victorian E.P.B.M trefoil three bottle decanter stand, posted loop handle cast with flowers and leafy C-scrolls, slender mallet shaped decanters slice and hobnail-cut in pointed arched panels, star-cut bases, strapwork rims above borders pierced with scrolling foliage, leafy scroll feet cast with flowers, 48cm high, c.1890
Sold for £85
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A Victorian E.P.N.S novelty water can, the design attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser (1834 - 1904), cane wrapped loop and scroll handles, hinged cover, angular spout, engraved with the crest & motto of Collis of Ireland and Hagley, Worcestershire, 18cm high, stamped 9659, Hukin & Heath, c.1895
Literature: Halen, Widar Christopher Dresser, Phaidon, Christies Limited (Oxford 1990), p. 180, pl. 203
Sold for £170
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A Victorian parcel-gilt electrotype tapered cylindrical beaker, in relief with panels of musical satyrs, guilloche borders, stepped circular foot, model no. 14655, Elkington & Co, c.1880
Sold for £60
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An Art Deco E.P.N.S three piece canted rectangular tea service and stand, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar basin, the dished stand with ivorine scroll handles, 26cm wide, patent 568969, James Dixon & Sons, c.1925
Sold for £160
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An E.P.N.S canted rectangular entree dish, bayonet angular loop handle, gadrooned borders, 28cm long, Walker & Hall, early 20th century; another (2)
Sold for £30
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An E.P.N.S flambe stove, sliding stand with four chequered pan rests linked by a wire-work quatrefoil, above a deep band of tracery piercing, domed oval base with central burner, loop handles to sides, 17cm high, Walker & Hall, early 20th century
Sold for £30
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An E.P.N.S half-fluted domed meat dish cover, fruiting vine cast handle, engraved with a broad band of scrolling foliage, ovolo border, 36.5cm wide; an E.P on copper oval serving tray, gadrooned border, plain field, pierced handles, 58cm wide, 20th century; another (3)
Sold for £90
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An E.P.N.S model of a stag, naturalistically cast, ten points, 11cm high, 20th century
Sold for £15
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An E.P.N.S model of a stalking fox, naturalistically cast, 16cm long, 20th century
Sold for £20
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An E.P.N.S mounted clear glass spreading cylindrical lemonade jug, hinged cover enclosing a cylindrical cistern, loop handle, 26cm high, c.1930
Sold for £80
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An E.P.N.S mounted spreading cylindrical claret jug, pointed knop finial, hinged domed cover, scroll handle, diamond, slice and hobnail-cut in panels, star-cut base, 28cm high, early 20th century
Sold for £30
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An early 20th century E.P.N.S novelty pedestal nut dish, as an oak leaf surmounted by a squirrel cast with an oak leaf grasped in his claws, spirally fluted domed circular base, 17cm wide; a pair of early 20th century novelty napkin rings, one surmounted with a dog and cat, the other with a child, 8cm and 6cm wide (3)
Sold for £60
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An early 20th century E.P.N.S rectangular compact, hinged cover decorated in coloured enamels with flowers, engine turned in bands and engraved with stylised foliage, enclosing a rectangular mirror and an arrangement of compartments, engine turned base, 7.5cm wide, c. 1925
Sold for £20
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An Edwardian E.P.N.S fluted composite column table lamp, fitted for electricity, grasped by creeping foliage, gadrooned borders, spreading square base embossed in relief with drapery swags between flowering urns, 52cm high, c.1910
Sold for £240
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An Edwardian E.P.N.S three piece half-fluted canted rectangular tea service, rectangular knop finial, domed hinged cover, scroll handles, bun feet, Elkington & Co, date letter for 1903
Sold for £40
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Curling - a rare Victorian E.P.N.S novelty butter dish, as a curling stone, supported on two pairs of crossed brooms, inscribed 'Ruchazie Curling Club/Vice President Prize/Won By/Alexander Ferguson 1891 - 92', ivorine handle, clear glass liner, X-shaped base, bun feet, 20cm wide, c.1890
This club was subsequently amalgamated with the East Kilbride & Haremyres Curling Club (founded 1830) which still flourishes.
Sold for £170
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Derbyshire Fishing Interest - a late Victorian/Edwardian E.P.B.M pedestal ovoid trophy cup, Castle Ward Angling Challenge Cup, Presented by A Ottewell Esq, JP, 1903, finial cast as an angler with his catch, stiff leaf cast fluted angular scroll handles, engraved with scrolling foliage, knopped stem, stepped circular base, 65cm high, c.1900, ebonised plinth
Councillor Albert Ottewell JP (1861-1910) was the member of Derby Corporation for Castle Ward - a relatively deprived area near the Railway Station - from 1893 to 1903. Son of Draper Ottewell, he was the nephew and heir of Alderman Sir John Smith, a brass-founder on a national scale, with a works at Derby on Cotton Lane, normally referred to as "Brassy Smiths". On Sir John's death in 1897, Ottewell succeeded him as proprietor of the Company of which he was then Managing Director. The Fishing trophy was presented as an attempt to help improve the lot of his constituents.
Sold for £180
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Dunhill - an E.P.N.S novelty lighter, as a ruler, imperial and metric measurements, engraved graduations, 32.5cm long, stamped marks, 20th century
Sold for £130
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