Particular highlights of the sale are lots 1387 and 1673. Lot 1387, a substantial Rococo Revival silver tea kettle on stand by Paul Storr, hallmarked London 1832, estimated at £6,000-8,000. Lot 1673, a 19th Century baroque pearl chain necklace by Castellani, is estimated at £4,000-6,000. The chain measures 123cm long and is signed with the maker’s mark. The auction also benefits from a single-owner collection of Arts and Crafts silver, including work by the luminaries Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr.
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The 13th May Jewellery, Watches & Silver auction comprises over 700 lots. Particular highlights include lot 1490, a limited edition IWC watch, estimated at £5,000-7,000. The watch is one of thirty-four lots of watches sold in the auction, including 'Dirty Dozen' examples. For jewellery buyers, lot 1628 is a fabulous Hermes rope chain necklace, estimated at £8,000-12,000. Leading the way in the silver category is lot 1133, a fine George II silver waiter by the revered Paul de Lamerie, estimated at £4,000-6,000.
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No telephone, commission or in-person bidding. This sale is online only and all bidding is through the online catalogue.
A superb offering of coins, tokens and banknotes ranging from Celtic Britain and the Roman Empire through medieval hammered coinage and early and modern British milled and World coins to German World War II forgeries of Bank of England banknotes.
One collection pays a particular interest to Matthew Boulton and his Soho Mint (Birmingham) with an outstanding selection of coins from Boulton and James Watt’s steam press. These include highgrade circulation type copper coinage, 18th century Conder tokens and medals celebrating the life of Matthew Boulton.
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Our March sale features over 600 lots of British and Foreign silver; antique and contemporary jewellery, and a small but notable section of objets. Amongst the highlights is an extremely rare Liverpool silver coffee pot, circa 1725, by Benjamin Brancker. Benjamin Brancker, who is known to have been working in Liverpool from the early years of the 18th century, was succeeded in business by his son John in 1734. Other examples of work bearing Brancker's mark include a brandy saucepan, circa 1720 from the collection of Mrs. Elizabeth and the late Dr. Edward F. Rosenberg, Christie's, New York, 10 December 1986, lot 111; and a teapot, circa 1720, illustrated in Michael Clayton, Christie's Pictorial History of English and American Silver, p. 124, no. 2
