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    John Edwards III 1790 Oval reed boarder tray Engraved with crest - tower surmounted by crescent and floral monogram J. P. Probably Pontifex, Pott or Prother 20 inches over handles 47 oz £3,800.00
    John Edwards III 1790 Oval reed boarder tray Engraved with crest - tower surmounted by crescent and floral monogram J. P. Probably Pontifex, Pott or Prother 20 inches over handles 47 oz £3,800.00
    J.G. Limited Birmingham 1909 Shaped gadroon and shell boarder on four bun feet 40 oz 14 ½ inch £975.00
    William Peaston 1747 - Salver with shell and scroll boarder on three bracket feet Scratch weight on base. Engraved with arms- helm and crest and extravagant scroll mantling. More or less contemporary initials K. M. H. 16 oz 17dwt 9 ½ inch £1,800.00
    William Peaston 1747 - Salver with shell and scroll boarder on three bracket feet Scratch weight on base. Engraved with arms- helm and crest and extravagant scroll mantling. More or less contemporary initials K. M. H. 16 oz 17dwt 9 ½ inch £1,800.00
    Dessert Plate With shaped gadroon boarder Weight - 24 oz Arms – Marquess of Ailesbury 1835 Motto – Think and Thank Arms – Quarterly – 1st and 4th , or, a saltire and chief gu., on a canton arg., a lion rampant az., for BRUCE; 2nd and 3rd arg., a chevron gu., between three chapeaux to the sinister az., or BRUDENELL. Crests – 1st a lion statant tail extended az., 2nd a sea-horse naiant ppr. Supporters – Two savages ppr. Wreathed round the lions and temples vert, each holding banner or the arms of Bruce. Charles Brudenell-Bruce, 1st Marquess of Ailesbury (1773–1856) George Brudenell-Bruce, 2nd Marquess of Ailesbury (1804–1878) Ernest Brudenell-Bruce, 3rd Marquess of Ailesbury (1811–1886) George John Brudenell-Bruce (1839–1868) Lord Cardigan (James Thomas Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan) commanded light cavalry during the Crimea war. Regiment was the 11th Hussars. He might have taken this plate to Crimea with him. Maker – Robert Garrard II Garrard and Co was the first official Crown Jeweller of the UK, charged with the upkeep of the British Crown Jewels, from 1843 to 2007. 10 inch £ 1250.00
    Martin Hall and Co. 1894 Circular salver with raised domed boarder on 3 bun feet. Fern and shamrock decoration engraved. Inscribed: Flavelle and Roberts London Brisbane Sydney. 12 ¼ inches 26 oz £585.00 Matching fern goblet available.
    Martin Hall and Co. 1894 Circular salver with raised domed boarder on 3 bun feet. Fern and shamrock decoration engraved. Inscribed: Flavelle and Roberts London Brisbane Sydney. 12 ¼ inches 26 oz £585.00 Matching fern goblet available.
    Regency Tray by Paul Storr Oval Two Handled Silver Tray Shell and foliage scroll border and handles. Shell and grape feet. Contemporary flat chasing. “The exuberance of the feet and handles are a feature of Paul Storrs regency work.” 1818 112 oz 22 inches over handles Engraved with Staunton arms (running fox) and mottos: Moderata Durant - Moderate things are permeant En Dieu Est Ma Foy – On God is my Reliance £ 22,500.00
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    Mappin and Webb Sheffield 1946 Fine quality shaped straight gadroon boarder with 3 claw and ball feet. 8 inches £475.00
    Gerrard and Co. 1969 Square salver with incurved corners, reed boarder and four panel feet. 9 ¾ inches across 23 oz £550.00
    D. L. Birmingham 1965 Chippendale waiter with three scroll feet. 8 inches 11 oz £ 400.00
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    William Peaston 1749 Scroll and shell boarder waiter Engraved with the MacGill family arms and motto: ‘Sine Fini’ / ‘Without End’. 12 oz 7 ½ inches £ 450.00
    Mappin and Webb Sheffield 1946 Fine quality shaped straight gadroon boarder with three claw and ball feet. 8 inches £475.00
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