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A George IV Irish Sherry Stopper by Henry Flavelle: The circular pierced and engraved 'SHERRY'
A fine set of four George III Sauce Tureens by Sebastian (I) & James Crespell: Gadroon edged of oval ogee form, on lozenge shaped gadrooned pedestal, two double scroll handles, engraved crest on either side beneath an earl's coronet.
An oval salver by Omar Ramsden: The surface chased, on eight ball and claw supports. Chased inside the border with the following inscription "I WAS WROUGHT FOR CHARLES ARCHIBALD WALPOLE O.B.E. BY COMMAND OF HIS FRIENDS ON THE STAFF OF THE ANGLO PERSIAN OIL CO. AND ITS MANAGING AGENTS IN PERSIA IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD MCMXXIII TO MARK THEIR APPRECIATION OF HIS JUDGEMENT AND UNFAILING SYMPATHY ON ALL OCCASSIONS: HE SERVED THE COMPANY IN THE CAPACITY OF GENERAL MANAGER FROM 1909 TO 1922"
A pair of silver pheasants by L.S.
A George III Salver by John Scofield: Shaped circular gadroon edged on four cast bracket supports, the surface engraved with a neo- classical coat of arms a beneath a motto and crest.
A set of three George I Casters by James Fraillon: Of octagonal baluster form.
A George III vinaigrette by Samuel Pemberton: Silver-gilt rectangular, the cover and base decorated in relief with a broad band of fruiting vines,
A Framed Enamelled Armorial Plaque by Hart Son Peard & Co.: "The Armorial bearings of / CHARLES DAVIS PEMBERTON / of Hove in the County of Sussex / As copied from the Original Grant / of The College of Arms / Enamelled October, 1897. / by Hart Son Peard & Co / London." "Per Pale Vert and Argent,on a Chevron between three Buckets, as many Pallets each charged with a Cross Crosslet fitchée, Argent, a Dragon's head Couped Vert. Collared and Chained of the first" (As the same are on the other side hereof more plainly depicted)."
A Late Victorian Porringer by Gilbert Marks: Of baluster form, richly chased and embossed with flowers and foliage.
A Victorian caricature pepper by Henry William Dee: Formed as a standing figure of Benjamin Disraeli in morning dress with Pharoah’s head dress his hands resting on the apex of a pyramid. This was made to commemorate his part in the building of the Suez Canal.
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