antiques & fine art sale

A 9 ct gold necklace. 8.4 grams.

Sold for £110

A 9 ct gold necklace. 6.8 grams.

Sold for £85

A 9 ct gold necklace. 6.9 grams.

Sold for £90

A 9 ct gold bangle. 14.6 grams.

Sold for £220

A 9 ct gold bangle. 5.9 grams.

Sold for £90

Four pairs of 9 ct gold earrings (various). 6.2 grams.

Sold for £110

A quantity of silver and other jewellery, including a hallmarked silver ingot necklace.

Sold for £48

A collection of vintage wrist and pocket watches, including Texas instruments, digital etc (22).

Sold for £45

A late 18th/early 19th century "Breguet a Paris" key wind open face pocket watch, with gilt fusee verge movement with engraved bridge and silver regulation, the dial white enamel with Roman numerals and outer minute divisions, winding at 2. The case gilt and with hand painted porcelain plaque also jewelled. Movement diameter 33 mm, case 42 mm. NOTE: Verge chain detached and possibly snapped. Whilst this is a period pocket watch items marked "Breguet a Pairs" from this period were not manufactured by Breguet (see illustration).

Sold for £520

An 18 ct gold fob watch, knob wind and with "Keystone" case, the enamelled dial with subsidiary seconds dial and gold coloured hands. Diameter 34 mm and with plated chain. Gross weight excluding chain 36 grams, gross movement marked Elgin USA. The movement does wind but is currently not ticking.

Sold for £280

A 14 ct white gold ladies "Birks" wristwatch, with diamonds to case and lugs. The case numbered 104445. Gross weight 11.4 grams.

Sold for £180

A late Victorian/Edwardian gold coloured metal suite of jewellery, comprising bangle, brooch and earrings in fitted case by G & M Creighton, Princes Street, Edinburgh. The case stamped Jesse Bravewood, bangle set with four foil backed diamonds and amethyst coloured stones. Gross weight 31 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £2100

A gold coloured metal bangle, 24 grams.

Sold for £200

A 9 ct gold Albert chain, with 1911 full sovereign. 54.7 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £1100

A 14 ct gold Elgin pocket watch, with keystone case, knob wind, case 34 mm.

Sold for £190

Two 9 ct gold ingots, 20.5 grams.

Sold for £300

A 9 ct gold mounted full sovereign 1968, 9.6 grams gross.

Sold for £300

A 9 ct gold bracelet with padlock, 18.9 grams.

Sold for £260

A Maryport Amateur Football Club 9 ct gold enamelled fob, a 9 ct gold St Christopher and two further watch chain fobs. 17.7 grams.

Sold for £240

A half sovereign ring 1913, 7.6 grams, 9 ct gold signet ring, 2.3 grams, and another half sovereign ring, 4.3 grams.

Sold for £320

A 9 ct gold moss agate gentleman's ring, another similar with lapis lazuli and a third agate but cut. Gross weight 21 grams.

Sold for £300

A 9 ct gold signet ring 4.5 grams, a 9 ct gold insect brooch 2.8 grams, a Victorian gold coloured seal, gross weight 5 grams, an 18 ct gold and enamelled bell charm gross weight 3 grams and three 9 ct gold enamelled bell charms, each 1.1 grams.

Sold for £300

A 9 ct gold guard chain with moss agate pendant, 37.2 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £380

Three pieces of Scottish silver jewellery, including Shetland marked long boat, Edinburgh marked crown and dirk.

Sold for £80

A collection of miscellaneous silver and other jewellery, including Vesta case, Border Regiment badge, Albert chain etc.

Sold for £55

A gold coloured metal locket, set with seed pearls and ruby coloured stones, gross weight 12 grams, together with a gold coloured heart shaped locket with 18 ct T bar. 7.5 grams.

Sold for £150

Three 9 ct gold cased ladies wristwatches, two with 9 ct gold spring straps, the third with a Britannic strap also marked 9 c.

Sold for £300

A 9 ct gold necklace (damaged), a 9 ct gold bracelet. Combined weight 15.3 grams.

Sold for £210

A 9 ct gold bracelet set with peridot.

Sold for £75

An 18 ct white gold diamond cluster ring. Size K/L. 5.3 grams.

Sold for £140

Four 9 ct gold dress rings, gross weight 6.6 grams.

Sold for £90

An 18 ct white gold solitaire diamond ring, rubover set with a princess cut diamond weighing +/- .21 carats.

Not Sold

An 18 ct gold ring, with tension set marquise cut diamond. Weighing +/- .27 carats. Size O.

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold ring with a semi rubover set old cut diamond, weighing +/- .52 carats.

Sold for £880

An 18 ct gold two tone solitaire diamond ring, weighing +/- 2.16 carats. Size O/P (see illustration).

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold five stone half eternity ring, set with diamonds weighing +/- .52 carats,size P.

Not Sold

An 18 ct gold five stone half eternity ring, set with diamonds weighing +/- 2.07 carats (see illustration).

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold daisy cluster ring, set with diamonds weighing +/- 1.03 carats. Size N/O.

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold gentleman's ring, set with diamonds weighing +/- .86 carats. Size T.

Not Sold

An 18 ct two tone gold pendant on chain, set with a diamond weighing +/- .60 carats.

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold pendant on chain, set with diamonds weighing +/- .34 carats.

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold pendant on chain, set with a pear shaped sapphire to double diamond halo. Total weight +/ 1.59 carats.

Not Sold

A pair of 18 ct white gold stud earrings, set with diamonds weighing +/- .53 carats.

Not Sold

A pair of 18 ct white gold stud earrings, set with diamonds weighing +/- .84 carats.

Sold for £700

A pair of 18 ct white gold stud earrings, set with diamonds weighing +/- 2.13 carats.

Sold for £3000

A pair of 18 ct white gold stud earrings, set with diamonds weighing +/- 4.02 carats.

Not Sold

A pair of 18 ct white gold earrings, set with diamonds weighing +/- .15 carats.

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold bracelet, set with diamonds weighing +/- .72 carats.

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold pendant on chain, set with an oval cut tanzanite and diamonds. Tanzanite +/- 1.44 carats.

Not Sold

An 18 ct white gold ring, set with an oval cut tanzanite and diamonds. Size N (see illustration).

Not Sold

A silver oval caddy of large form, with egg and dart moulded rim and lip. 804 grams, Birmingham 1934 maker G.M. & S., not recorded. Width 18 cm, height including finial 16 cm.

Sold for £380

An Art Nouveau miniature silver plated jardinere and hot water jug. Tallest 22 cm.

Sold for £15

A pair of silver plated candelabra, a plated tea service, entree dish, egg cruet etc.

Not Sold

A pair of 19th century grape scissors, sugar nips, stilton scoop and three plated sauce ladles.

Not Sold

A collection of silver plate, to include a Mappin & Webb footed silver plate bowl, an octagonal breadboard, a coffee pot and milk jug, a pair of gadrooned oval tureens, a rectangular tureen, candelabra, a pair of cased nutcrackers and a small bowl.

Not Sold

A William IV silver teapot, London 1833, makers John Lias & Sons, of lobed baluster form with gadrooned decoration, raised on four paw and claw feet with ivory insulators. 774 grams. 21 cm high. Sold with ivory certification No. KM7W4CGL (see illustration).

Sold for £220

A mid 20th century silver five bar toast rack, Birmingham 1942, together with two silver mustards, oval with pierced fretwork decoration and claw and ball feet, complete with oval blue liners and two spoons, also an additional two rectangular blue liners.

Not Sold

Two 20th century silver toast racks, the first 11.5 cm long, the second 8 cm long. 210 grams gross, together with another five bar silver toast rack, Sheffield 1933.

Sold for £100

A William IV silver presentation salver, chased and crested London 1935, makers mark unclear. Diameter 26 cm. 578 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £260

A collection of 20th century silver, to include a pair of silver nutcrackers, silver sifter spoon and a silver christening set, all in original cases.

Sold for £100

A silver tea strainer, Birmingham 1960, maker Adie Bros Limited. Length 10 cm, together with two silver coasters, one with glass liner missing, a silver sauce boat, three silver napkin holders and a small silver bowl. 251 grams gross excluding glass liner.

Sold for £80

A cased set of six silver dessert knives, Sheffield 1922 by John Sanderson & Son Limited, together with a cased set of silver dessert spoons.

Not Sold

A silver sherry decanter label, Birmingham 1974 by Hampton Utilities.

Sold for £20

An Old English pattern silver soup ladle, London 1868 by George Richards Elkington. 33 cm long. +/- 287 grams.

Sold for £120

Victorian silver asparagus tongs, London 1868 by George Richards Elkington. 25.5 cm long, 205 grams.

Sold for £140

A pair of Victorian silver serving spoons, London 1868 by George Richards Elkington, each 29 cm long, 268 grams.

Sold for £170

A collection of three serving spoons, two by George Richards Elkington, London 1868, the other by Joseph Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson and David Landsborough Fullerton), London 1899, each +/- 30 cm in length, 419 grams gross.

Sold for £120

A collection of twelve silver dessert spoons, London 1868 by George Richards Elkington, each 17.5 cm in length, 528 grams.

Sold for £240

A collection of silver cutlery, to include two fish knives, tongs, eight teaspoons and a further teaspoon with fork end, all London 1868 by George Richards Elkington. 382 grams gross.

Sold for £100

A collection of silver cutlery by a variety of English makers, to include a dessert knife and fork, two tongs and seven teaspoons. 292 grams gross.

Sold for £80

A collection of silver cutlery, comprising a sifter spoon with circular bowl and figural handle, Birmingham 1900 Henry Bourne, together with two silver ladles, a dessert spoon and teaspoon. 163 grams gross.

Sold for £55

A cased set of six silver teaspoons and tongs, Sheffield 1900 by James Deacon & Sons, together with a pair of cased silver serving spoons.

Sold for £90

A pair of silver sauce boats with oval stands, Sheffield 1938 Viners Limited. Sauce boat length 14.5 cm, tray length 15 cm. 450 grams gross.

Sold for £140

A set of eight silver Old English patterned serving spoons, London 1868 George Richards Elkington. Each 22 cm long, 614 grams gross.

Sold for £380

A collection of silver cutlery, comprising a sifter spoon, a ladle, two teaspoons, two butter knives, five dessert forks and a pair of tongs. 232 grams gross.

Sold for £70

A set of twelve Old English patterned serving spoons, London 1868 George Richards Elkington, each 20 cm long, 683 grams gross.

Sold for £240

Ten silver Hanoverian pattern dessert forks, London 1868 by George Richards Elkington, each 17.5 cm long, 457 grams gross.

Sold for £170

A collection of silver dessert spoons, Old English pattern, five of which are made by Thomas Streetin, London 1814, the other by George Smith and William Fearn, London 1791. Length 17.5 cm each, 219 grams gross (6).

Sold for £90

Eleven silver Hanoverian pattern table forks by George Richards Elkington, London 1868, each 19.5 cm long, 794 grams gross.

Sold for £320

Four Victorian silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, by George Richards Elkington London 1868, each 16.5 cm in length, 284 grams gross.

Sold for £140

A collection of plated flatware by James Dixon, to include a large serving spoon, a large ladle, six tablespoons and five table forks, together with six continental teaspoons marked 800 and other assorted plated cutlery.

Not Sold

A quantity of Victorian plated and mother of pearl dessert knives and forks, comprising sixteen forks and sixteen knives.

Sold for £220

A George III silver vessel, possibly a bottle holder with embossed swag decoration. London mark 1776, maker probably Walter Brind but slightly rubbed. Height 7 cm, diameter 9 cm, 127 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £180

A late 17th/early 18th century trefid spoon, hallmarks rubbed, initialled GW, length 21 cm, 57 grams.

Not Sold

A silver caddy of bombe outline, Sheffield 1912 maker H W for Lee & Wigfull (Henry Wigfull). 273 grams.

Sold for £240

A pair of Victorian silver candlesticks, with gadrooned decoration. Height 9 cm, Sheffield 1892, maker Fenton Brothers.

Sold for £130

A silver mustard pot, with blue glass liner, Birmingham 1921, maker TH Hazelwood, weight excluding liner 87.1 grams and with later spoon dated 1905.

Not Sold

A set of six George III silver tablespoons, London 1803, maker Solomon Hougham. 363 grams.

Sold for £130

A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1771, maker probably Robert Rew. 35 grams, length 23 cm.

Sold for £115

A pair of Edwardian silver asparagus servers, London 1901, maker William Hutton & Sons Limited. 217 grams (see illustration).

Sold for £160

Four Victorian Irish silver dessert forks, Dublin 1856 maker John Smyth. 169 grams.

Sold for £50

A set of six George III silver coffee spoons, by John & Henry Lias, London 1821. 90 grams together with two silver sauce ladles, London marks 1813 and 1793 respectively, makers William Eaton and George Smith and William Fearn respectively. Combined weight 91 grams.

Not Sold

A George VI silver teapot, Sheffield 1951 maker Peerless Plate Manufacturing Company. 680 grams gross.

Sold for £180

Two silver cream jugs, the tallest probably London 1775 but hallmark and makers mark rubbed, the smaller London 1927 maker probably Robert Pringle & Sons. Combined weight 172 grams. Tallest 11 cm, together with a silver fork and pair of silver sugar tongs (marks rubbed).

Sold for £60

A cased set of silver coffee bean spoons, Birmingham 1932, maker Arthur Price & Co Ltd, together with a silver Vesta case, Birmingham mark 1891, maker William Neal and a silver and enamel stamp box, Birmingham 1903, maker Crisford & Norris Ltd.

Sold for £55

A collection of +/- 70 silver engraved thimbles, some with floral and scrolling decoration, three in leather cases (see illustration).

Not Sold

A silver basting spoon, Richard Poulden London 1821, together with three bottom marked tablespoons, bright cut marks rubbed, maker Thomas Northcoate circa 1790. Combined weight 342 grams.

Sold for £80

Two Regency helmet form Sheffield plated cream jugs, tallest 15 cm, together with a Sheffield plated dish.

Not Sold

A four piece silver plated tea service, with melon shaped teapot.

Sold for £25

A 19th century Sheffield plate candelabra, by Matthew Boulton. Height 58.5 cm.

Sold for £280