A group of silver and silver mounted cruets and oddments,
Various dates and makers;
The group including: four cased napkin rings, Birmingham, 1945, Bert Gordon, with engine turned design and vacant, rectangular cartouches, in fitted case; a late Victorian salt cellar, Sheffield, 1896, James Deakin & Sons, of circular form and raised on three trefid feet, repousse decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs around the scalloped rim, liner deficient, diam. 8 cm; a late Victorian pepper shaker and salt cellar, Birmingham, 1900, Charles Horner (probably), the pepper shaker of cylindrical form and raised on a circular foot, fluted finial to cover, the salt cellar of oval form and raised on four ball feet, both with pierced bodies and blue glass liners, pepper height 7.5 cm, salt width 4 cm; a Victorian silver mounted glass salt shaker and small sugar pot, London, 1886, Jonathan Wilson Hukin & John Thomas Heath, the tapering glass bodies to silver collars and lids, the sugar pot with shell-shaped thumbpiece, sugar pot approx. height 5.7 cm; two further small silver mounted glass sugar pots with the same design, London, 1924, P. W. G.; and other items, together with a small group of electroplated spoons, total weighable silver approx. 13.1 ozt (a lot)
Provenance:
The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery
A group of silver and silver mounted cruets and oddments,
Various dates and makers;
The group including: four cased napkin rings, Birmingham, 1945, Bert Gordon, with engine turned design and vacant, rectangular cartouches, in fitted case; a late Victorian salt cellar, Sheffield, 1896, James Deakin & Sons, of circular form and raised on three trefid feet, repousse decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs around the scalloped rim, liner deficient, diam. 8 cm; a late Victorian pepper shaker and salt cellar, Birmingham, 1900, Charles Horner (probably), the pepper shaker of cylindrical form and raised on a circular foot, fluted finial to cover, the salt cellar of oval form and raised on four ball feet, both with pierced bodies and blue glass liners, pepper height 7.5 cm, salt width 4 cm; a Victorian silver mounted glass salt shaker and small sugar pot, London, 1886, Jonathan Wilson Hukin & John Thomas Heath, the tapering glass bodies to silver collars and lids, the sugar pot with shell-shaped thumbpiece, sugar pot approx. height 5.7 cm; two further small silver mounted glass sugar pots with the same design, London, 1924, P. W. G.; and other items, together with a small group of electroplated spoons, total weighable silver approx. 13.1 ozt (a lot)
Provenance:
The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery
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