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George IV silver soup tureen marked for London 1826 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I.
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Scottish Provincial silver Plaid brooch by Donald Fraser (c 1780- c1829) Inverness. marked DF INS, Circa 1810.
George IV silver Claret jug/ Coffee jug marked for London 1828 by Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard.
Chinese Export silver and enamel two handled cup marked to the base with artisan’s mark Hou, enamellers mark Ju and retailers mark for Wu Hua. Tientsin, Peking & Hankow. Circa 1880- 1920.
Indian silver salver with cast and pierced border, embossed with animals, made in Cutch (Bhuj). Circa 1890.
Pair of Indian silver beakers marked for MM – recorded but name currently unknown. Probably made in Cutch (Bhuj), Circa 1885- 1890.
Cape silver and steel buckle by Gerhardus Lotter, Circa 1810- 1824.
A set of 12 Cape silver tablespoons by Lodewyk Beck, Circa 1847-1867.
George IV silver wine funnel marked for London 1829 by Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard.
Clocks
A late 19th century French clock garniture in the Turkish revival style by Samuel Marti.
A late 19th century French 8-day Tortoiseshell mounted mantle clock with gilt bronze mounts in the Louis XV style by Samuel Marti.
Corkscrews
Dutch silver corkscrew surmounted with a horse by Hendrik Smook, Amsterdam 1761.
George III silver ‘Beau Brummell’ roundlet corkscrew marked for Birmingham 1792 by Joseph Taylor.
Dutch silver corkscrew by Josephus Servatius Anderlee (1782-1818) marked for Amsterdam 1785.
All steel four finger straight pull corkscrew with a wire cutter incorporated into the handle, Circa 1900.
A rare chrome plated champagne tap marked “GRAFTON’S PATENT 1804”, Circa 1890.
An English silver straight pull corkscrew with the handle formed as a fox, marked for London 1889 by Henry Aumont.
Faceted all steel folding bow pocket corkscrew with early style hinge, Circa 1820.
Chrome plated all steel folding corkscrew with a carriage key and a foil cutter, Circa 1880.
A chrome plated champagne tap that screws through the cork, Circa 1900.
Sheet steel non-worm French cork extractor marked ‘AS MADE IN FRANCE AS’ on both sides of the handle, Circa 1949.
A steel three finger pull corkscrew with cap lifter and hanging ring incorporated into the handle, Circa 1900.
A cast iron black painted combination corkscrew and bottle cap lifter in the form of Andy Capp & Flo.
A faceted steel folding bow pocket corkscrew with perfect square wire helical worm, Circa 1870.
Art Deco silver corkscrew marked for London 1944 by Wakely & Wheeler.
A chrome plated American Negbaur standing pig table corkscrew.
An open frame steel continuous action corkscrew known as ‘The Perpetual’, Circa 1890.
A chrome plated champagne tap that screws through the cork, Circa 1920.
Straight pull corkscrew with stag antler handle by R. Jones, Circa 1890.
A large sized chrome plated champagne tap with wooden handle that screws through the cork, Circa 1920.
An English cast brass corkscrew in the form of a racing greyhound with a jacket numbered 3, Circa 1920.
A straight pull corkscrew by William Gamble. This example marked ‘REGISTERED NO 41406 LEVER SHEFFIELD’, Circa 1887.
