Silver

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14. Sterling Silver Travel Clock, engraved silver case marked, “Sterling Black Starr And Frost,” 3” tall x 2½” wide, raised enamel dial marked “Black Starr And Frost, New York,” 8 days, with seconds dial, working condition with key. Provenance: A Florida collection. Estimate $200-300
27. Sterling Silver Coffee/Tea Set, with Sheffield plated tray includes: hot water, coffee, tea pot, sugar, creamer and waste, marked “A2443, May 26, 1917,” hallmarked, initialed, “JSW,” on each piece. Provenance: A Peterborough, NH collection. Estimate $1,000-1,500
28. Sterling Silver Center Piece, for flowers marked,”2912/46, patented 5/18-25-1909, 12 ½,” floral reticulated decoration, 22.975 troy oz. Provenance: A Keene, NH collection. Estimate $300-500
29. German Flatware Set, in original walnut box, marked, “Netter,” (Joseph Netter & Son, Jewellier, Baden-Baden), “Bruckmann & Sohne Heilbronn (1805-1973)” hallmarks. Two sets of the same pattern, in silver & gold washed, total of 108 pieces. Gold wash: – 21 dinner forks, 21 dinner spoons, 21 dinner knives & 18 dessert spoons. Silver – 12 dinner forks, 13 knives,10 large spoons, plus misc. serving items in gold wash & silver different patterns, late 19th C. Provenance: A Milford, NH estate. Estimate $1,000-2,000
30. German Silver Flatware, marked, “Dreyfuss 800,” fish set (12 knives & 12 forks); set 6 unmarked dessert, (6 knives & 6 forks); misc. serving implements & a German wooden treasure box with misc. pieces, marked & unmarked. Provenance: A Virginia estate. Estimate $400-700
31. English Coin Silver Lot: 1 marrow spoon, London hallmarked 1820, “William Eley & William Fearne,” makers mark, along with 3 coin silver stuffing spoon, marked, “George Smith V,” London makers mark, “Geo. Smith III & Wm. Fearne,” makers mark & unknown mark. Provenance: A Keene, NH collection. Estimate $200-400
32. English Coin Silver Spoon Lot: 2 stuffing spoons, 1 marked, “Hestor Bateman,” & 5 soup spoons, 2 with “Hestor Bateman” makers mark. Provenance: a Keene, NH collection. Estimate $450-750
33. Two Sterling Silver Items: A – Marked, “S. Kirk & Son, Inc.,” repousse dish, 7” diameter. B – Pitcher marked, “RD” inside to circles, “35H, Paul Revere Reproduction, ca. 1765, 2260/25,” 7 ½” tall. Provenance: A Keene, NH collection. Estimate $300-400
34. Lot Ten Pieces Of English Silver, 2 tongs; 2 ornately decorated spoons, silver & gold wash; 5 demitasse spoons & 1 small soup spoon; all hallmarked. Provenance: A Keene, NH collection. Estimate $150-250
193. Cardeilhac French Flatware, 212 pieces, marked “Cardeilhac,” (Place Vendome, Paris), some pieces marked, ”Christofle,” which merged with Cardeilhac in the 1950’s, hallmarked & makers marks, .950 silver, monogrammed ,”LB,” 20th century. Exact count of each style of flatware is available online. Along with small collection of other flatware pieces from the same maker (5 dinner forks, 4 table spoons, 2 coin spoons) and other misc serving pieces. Provenance: A Peterborough, NH collection. Estimate $7,000-9,000
199B. Pair Of Sheffield Candelabras, 2 parts, rounded corner rectangular base candlestick with a twisted arm 3 candle socket top with central insert, 191 /2” tall x 19 ¼” wide, English early 19^th century. Provenance: A New Hampshire & New York collection. Estimate $800-1,200
199C. Set Of 4 Gorham Silver Plated Candlesticks, 11” tall, petal bases with bobeche. marked on the bottom ,”Gorham, Electro Plate 0200,” engraved on top part of base with, “Stag N,” coat of arms. Provenance: A New Hampshire & New York collection. Estimate $550-750
199D. Sheffield Silver Oval Tray On Stand, oval molded edge tray with chased band of floral designs & central oval with initials under a crown, 30” x 22 ¾” oval set into a custom made mahogany lipped stretcher based stand, 18 ½” overall height. Provenance: A New Hampshire & New York collection. Estimate $800-1,200
199E. Pair of Sheffield Candlesticks & 3 Coin Silver Stuffing Spoons (not matching), hallmarked on the underside of the bowls, appear to be 18^th century, candlesticks have oval weighted bases & bobeche 8 ½” tall. Provenance: A New Hampshire & New York collection. Estimate $200-300