L 80mm, 83gm,
ac: Nov. 2010, P: £300, AC./p>
19.
Circus tableau showing a clown and
a horseman about to jump a high wire.
M: Leendert Hoogwinkel (1749–1831), Dordrecht, Holland,
55gm, ac: Oct.
2009, P:
£56, AC.
20.
Horsedrawn water carriage for
irrigation purposes inc. driver. No maker’s
mark, poss. early 20th c, Dutch, L: 80mm, H: 50mm,
33gm, ac: July 2005,
P: £13, AC.
21.
Riderless horse carriage. Markings:
epose france printed underneath,
otherwise no markings, L: 74mm, H: 34mm, 26gm, ac: Aug. 2009, P: £14, AC.
22.
Classic sleigh tableau, showing mid
19th c Dutch marks, with Dutch year
letter
O (1847) and ‘xxx’ mark. Maker’s initials DR. L: 80mm, 37gm, ac:
Nov. 2010, P: £90, AC.
23.
20th c teapot, M: David Hollander
& Son, Birmingham, 1977, H: 30mm,
12gm, ac:
Feb. 2008, P: £25, AC.
24. Toy tennis racket, no markings, L: 45mm, 2gm, ac: Dec.
2004, P: £5, AC.
25.
Silver bowl, M: Horace Woodward
& Co., Birmingham, 1884, 12gm, H:
24mm, ac: Nov.
2010, P: £40. AC.
26.
Kettle on stand with burner, M:
Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1905, H:
57mm, 16gm,
ac: Sep. 2009, P: £85, AC.
27.
Long silver tray with cups,
saucers, cream, and sugar bowls, M: Saunders &
Sheperd, Birmingham, 1905, L:140mm, 32gm, ac: Nov. 2009, P: £225, AC.
28. Miniscule 8-piece tea service inc. tea strainer and
sugar tongs, M: Don Henry, Canada, 2010, L:
55mm, 28gm, marked, ac: Sep. 2010, P: £410. AC.
29. Displayed version of tea service described in Figure
28.
30.
Jersey cream jug, M: W. Griffiths,
Birmingham, 1904, H: 42mmm, 11gm,
ac: Jan.
2009, P: £50, AC.
31.
Three-piece tea service on tray, M:
Saunders & Sheperd, Birmingham, 1905,
34gm, ac:
May 2009, P: £230, AC.
32.
Dutch miniature village
musicians: 20th century copy. P: €130. Courtesy of
Holland
House of Silver Toys.
33.
Three wise men
and moveable star, made in Holland. H: 90mm, D: 3mm, 45gm;
similar version in V&A. Year mark D 1838, ac: May 2009, P:
£148, AC
34.
Two-handled pot, Birmingham, 1927,
M: unrecognised, H: 40mm, 9gm,
ac: Mar.
2009, P: £40. AC.
35.
Hanua silver watering can,
imported, Chester, 1904, M: Samuel Boyce
Landeck,
24gm, ac: Mar. 2009, P: £60. AC.
36.
Pair of bedchamber sticks,
Birmingham, 1866, D: 35mm, H: 15mm, 13gm,
ac: June
2008, P: £132, AC.
37.
Lord Clapham’s sword and scabbard,
London, 1690–1700. Courtesy of
Victoria
& Albert Museum.
38.
Miniature silver tankard, London,
1715–16. M: George Manjoy. Courtesy
of
Victoria & Albert Museum.
39.
George III
miniature teapot, M: Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London,
1809, H: 3.3”, 116.8gm, valued at £2350. Property of AC Silver
Antiques.
40.
Pair of Victorian chambersticks,
Birmingham, 1892. M: William Comyns,
14gm, ac:
Feb 2011, P: £181. AC.
41. English miniature salver, London, 1709-10. M: David
Clayton. Courtesy of Victoria & Albert Museum.
42.
Walking the dog, Dutch, poss. Hoorn,
no markings, typical mid 18th c, 8gm,
ac: Nov.
2010, P: £34, AC.
43.
Spinning wheel, Dutch, poss.
Schoonhoven, no markings, mid 19th c, H:
53mm, 16gm,
ac: Oct. 2009, P: £24, AC.
44.
Dutch chair, 18th c, no markings,
four similar chairs in V&A, H: 44mm,
9gm, ac:
Mar. 2008, P: £40, AC.
45. Windmill, Dutch, mid 19th c, poss. Hoorn (renowned for
their quality toy windmills) no recognisable
marks, H: 80mm, 41gm, ac: Jan. 2011, P: £35, AC.
46.
Sedan chair, probably Dutch, no
markings (exempt), H: 43mm 12gm, ac:
Jan. 2007,
P: £48, AC.
47.
Rickshaw with passenger, no
details, H: 65mm L: 75mm, 30gm, ac: May
2009, P:
£25, AC.
48.
Miniature two-handled cup, London.
1714–15. M: William Looker. Courtesy
of
Victoria & Albert Museum.
49.
Pair of English miniature toast
racks, Birmingham, 1919, hallmarked, 4cm
x 6cm. P:
£81. Courtesy of Gwenysgems.
50.
Wicker basket, M: Montague
Fiedlander, Chester, 1899, H: 65mm, 8gm, ac:
Aug. 2010,
P: £58, AC.
51.
Brazier, Dutch, 18th c, poss.
Schoonhoven, no markings, H: 28mm, 6gm, ac:
Dec. 2010,
P: £38, AC.
52.
Sailing boat with crew, Dutch,
poss. Hoorn, 1975. H: 120mm, 44gm, ac:
June 2006,
P: £78, AC.
53.
Cup or trophy with lid, M: William
Devenport, Birmingham, 1913, H:
78mm,
18gm, ac: Jan. 2010, P: £40. AC.
54.
Modern model of 800 silver medieval
mortar, marked, H: 45mm, 112gm, ac:
Nov. 2010,
P: £63. AC.
55.
Dutch tankard,
18th c, unfortunately over-embellished with Victorian cherubs, many
marks on base, inc. import Chester, H: 52mm, 22gm, ac: Sep. 2007, P:
£75, AC.
56.
Miniature silver table, no
markings, made in Dutch style, 17gm, ac: Sep.
2010, P:
£57, AC.
57.
Two-handled bowl, good quality, M:
Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1897, Di
(bowl):
60mm, H: 50, 64gm, ac: Jan. 2008, P: £47, AC.
58.
Miniature silver mug, M: Saunders
& Sheperd, Chester, 1895, clear markings,
H: 20mm,
3gm, ac: Sep. 2010, P: £40, AC.
59.
English miniature saucepan, London,
1720. M: David Clayton. Courtesy of
Victoria
& Albert Museum.
60.
Bucket, marked 900 silver,
otherwise no markings, believed Irish, H: 55mm,
Di: 55mm,
26gm, ac: July 2009, P: £27, AC.
61.
Basket, Birmingham, 1901, no
makers’ mark, L: 79mm, H: 65mm, 32gm, ac:
Sep. 2009,
P: £15, AC.
62. Basket, Rotterdam, 19th c, D: 35mm, 18gm, ac: Oct.
2009, P: £81, AC.
63.
Magnificent filigree rocking chair,
Continental, no markings (exempt),
exquisite
workmanship, H: 50mm, 11gm, ac: June 2008, P: £55, AC.
64.
Tiny cut-glass Cayenne pepper
bottle in silver frame, complete with silver
cayenne spoon, M: Saunders & Sheperd, Chester,
1897, H: 60mm, 16gm, ac:
Aug. 2008,
P: £175, AC.
65.
Two chairs,
Birmingham, 1901, H: 42mm, 11gm, ac: Feb. 2007, P: £75, AC.
66.
Pepper shaker, M: Levi &
Salaman, Birmingham, 1897, H: 60mm, 23gm, ac:
Oct. 2009,
P: £44. AC.
67.
Filigree sailing ship, no markings.
H: 77mm, L: 80mm, 16gm, ac: Mar. 2011,
P: £10. AC.
68.
Dutch 19th c. preserving pan and
cover, L: 115mm, 28gm, ac: Jan. 2010, P:
£130. AC.
69.
Table set, Amsterdam, marked ‘xxx’
and S2V; cup: D: 17mm H: 11mm,
4gm;
saucer: D: 29mm, 7gm; plate: D: 32mm, 5gm; spoon:
L: 45mm, 3gm,
ac: Nov. 2010, P: £41, AC.
70.
Dutch spinning wheel, poss. 19th c,
no marks, H: 90mm, L: 80mm, 54gm, ac:
Oct. 2010,
P: £50, AC.
71. Pair candelabras, Amsterdam, 1905, maker’s mark: single
bushy top tree and sword, H: 47mm, W: 42mm, ac: Feb. 2005, P: £10, AC.
72.
Dutch, manually operated bridge:
date letter B = 1836, rampant lion, maker’s
mark
(JV and hammer) all in rectangle, and a head facing left inside a circle;
H: 90mm, L: 80mm, 71gm, similar version in V&A, ac:
Sep. 2009,
P: £50, AC.
73. Dutch model of man on toboggan, 19th c; markings
unclear. Courtesy of eBay seller Eleanor.
74.
Dutch three-masted schooner in full
sail with three crew, M: J. van Dijik
(active 1901–39), Hoorn, 20th c, H: 115mm, L: 115mm,
51gm, ac: Aug.
2007, P:
£75. AC.
75.
Dutch two-masted sail boat on
plinth, 20th century, probably Hoorn or Schoonhoven, marked 925 silver, L:
95mm, H: 114mm, 73 gm, ac: Jan. 2011,
P: £75. AC.
76.
Dutch snake cup, very rare, even as
a copy, which this is. Made 1838. Clear maker’s marks: two reversed crescents,
but maker unknown. H: 47mm, 24gm,
ac: Apr.
2011, P: £120.
77.
Dutch linen press, unmarked, 18th
c, no markings; the linen press was
popular among Dutch silversmiths; examples by Arnoldus van Geffen, Daniel van
Strant
of Amsterdam, 1754, Jan Bonket and Abraham Effemans (script from Christie’s
auction catalogue, 16 Nov. 2010); copy in
V&A; H: 89mm, 32gm,
ac: Jan.
2011, P: £120, est. value: £1200. AC.
78.
Silver filigree platter, maker and
country unknown, unmarked. ac: Feb. 2011,
P: £30.
79. Dutch silver miniature toy teapot, Amsterdam, 1767,
maker’s mark unclear, H: 45mm. Est. auction value: £1000–£1500. Courtesy of
Christie’s Images Ltd.
80. Crossbow, 800 grade silver, no makers name, ac: Jan.
2011, P: £110. AC.
81. Two modern silver chairs, hallmarks not clear, H: 63mm,
27 gm, £35. AC.
82.
Dutch silver miniature toy coffee
urn, early 18th c, marks unclear, on three
scroll feet with three taps, est. auction value:
£1500–£2500. Courtesy of Christie’s Images Ltd.
83.
Rare pair of William III or Queen
Anne Scottish silver miniature toy thistle
cups, only one handle. Glasgow, c.1700, mark of Thomas
Cummings, original
est.
auction value: £2000–£3000. Courtesy of Christie’s Images Ltd.
84.
Dutch silver miniature toy teapot,
Amsterdam, c. 1720. M: Fredrik van Strant
I, est. auction price: £1200–£1800. Courtesy of Christie’s Images
Ltd.
85.
Dutch silver
miniature toy cruet stamped 10 with crowned circle, poss. 19th c.
W: 88mm. Est. auction price: £1500–£2500. Courtesy of Christie’s
Images Ltd.
86. Pot stand; marks on base: 6702 and three-legged table
with number 800. Di: 45mm, H: 25mm, 21gm, P: £25. AC.
87.
Dutch miniature Pijpencomfoo, 1737.
M: Frederick van Trant II. Vendor’s
price:
€2275. Courtesy of Holland House of Silver Miniatures.
88.
Settee marked ‘London, 1896’. Quite
possibly imported into this country from Holland as it is stamped with the F
import mark and has been embellished all
over with babies and cherubs by a Victorian
silversmith. Maker’s initials
appear to
be RN. L:50mm, H: 55mm, 19gm, P: £65. AC.
89.
Miniature silver coffee pot,
London. M: David Clayton. Courtesy of Victoria
&
Albert Museum.
90.
English miniature jug, London,
1688–89. M: George Manjoy. Courtesy of
Victoria
& Albert Museum.
91. Selection of miniature silver, London, 1720. M: David
Clayton. Courtesy of Victoria & Albert Museum.
92.
20th c English coffee pot,
part of a four-piece set, Sheffield, 1902, M:
J & J Maxfield
Ltd, who specialised in silver toys; H: 45mm, 15gm, ac: Feb
2010, P: £40.
93.
Dutch working spinning wheel,
markings, London import, H: 77mm, 33gm,
ac: Feb.
2011, P: £57, AC.
94.
Dutch silver toy frying pan, 1750,
M: Johannes van Somervil 1. Vendor’s
price:
€950. Photo courtesy of Holland House of Silver Miniatures.
95.
Dutch 18th c corner chair with
London import marks, 1901, H: 3mm, 13gm,
ac: Feb.
2011, P: £47, AC.
96.
Dutch toy jug, c. 1810, clear but
unidentifiable markings on base, H: 47mm,
28 gm, ac:
Feb. 2011, P: £35, AC.
97. Cabinet on stand, London, 1703–4. M: George Manjoy.
98.
Dutch horseless carriage, with
passengers and driver. No markings, 19th c,
30gm P:
£100. AC.
99.
English condiment set, London,
1730–1. M: David Clayton. Courtesy of
Victoria
& Albert Museum.
100. Two-handled jug, Birmingham, 1918. M: Levi &
Salaman.
101. Miniature spoon marked with owner’s initials, L: 81mm,
3gm, P: £96. AC.
102. Dutch doll’s house silver candle snuffers, c. 1740. M:
unknown. Vendor’s
price:
€670. Courtesy of Holland House of Silver Miniatures.
103. Silver miniature table, London, 1750, M: Edward
Medycott. Courtesy of
Victoria
& Albert Museum.
104. Dutch skittle player, possibly Schoonhoven, 1848.
105. Pair of miniature candlesticks, London. 1720. M:
unknown. Courtesy of
Victoria
& Albert Museum.
106. Dutch toy tea kettle, 1765, Amsterdam, M:
Master Arnold van Geffen.
Vendor’s price: €2100. Courtesy
of Holland House of Silver Miniatures.
107. Bequest to Ashmolean Museum (a), Oxford, by Lady
Henriques, 1953: Clockwise
from
top centre: 1. Coffee urn, Amsterdam, H: 7cm. 2. Silver miniature coffee
urn
on three legs, Amsterdam mark incorporating a letter N; maker's mark, Johannes
Adrianus van Geffen (active 1766-98), H: 7.5cm. 3. Silver miniature spherical
hot water urn on four-footed base, unmarked, H: 5cm. 4. Silver
miniature coffee pot on
three feet, Amster-dam mark uncrowned, H: 5.9cm. 5. Silver-gilt miniature
coffee urn on three legs, marked ‘AP’, H: 6.1cm. 6. Silver miniature coffee urn
on three feet, unmarked, H: 7.7cm.
108. Bequest to Ashmolean Museum (b), Oxford, by Lady
Henriques, 1953: L-R, top to bottom: 1.
Cylindrical jug with reeded sides, London, 1832–3, H: 5.1cm, M: Samuel Whitford
II. 2. Plain jug, maker’s mark: TC, H:
5.6cm. 3. Miniature
silver
jug, unmarked, H: 1.7cm. 4. Toast rack, London, 1833–4, M: Charles Rawlings and
William Summers, L: 5.2cm. 5. Miniature silver cream jug, unmarked, H: 2.7cm.
6. Miniature silver fork, unmarked. 7. Miniature silver
knife,
Sheffield, 1832, M: Atkin & Oxley, L: 11.8cm.
