Fine Silver & Objects of Vertu

Day one 28^th April: starting at 10.00am
Day two 29^th April: starting at 10.00am

To view Day Two please click here.

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We are thrilled to present our spring two-day Silver, Gold & Objects of Vertu sale taking place on the 28^th & 29^th of April.

Day one of the Fine sale features a range of wonderful collections starting with A Private Collection of Stamp Boxes, Postage & Desk Accessories Lots 13-41 to include A rare Edwardian novelty silver-gilt timepiece and desk compendium. Then The Graham Hamilton Andrews Collection of Wine Labels, Lots 66 to 92. That has a pair of George III silver wine labels, by Hester Bateman.

Also included in day one is A Private Collection of Contemporary Silver by Hiroshi Suzuki, Takeshi Igawa, Miriam Hanid, Ian Calvert and Jane Short, Lots 169- 175.

Elsewhere in the auction, there is A Private Collection of Early Spoons, Lots 197- 205, and A Private Collection of Silver and Objects of Vertu, Lots 223- 235.

The standout items of this day are an Important Collection of Early Silver Lots 302-313, which includes A rare James I silver sugar or spice box, A rare Queen Anne Scottish silver quaich, by Robert Inglis, Edinburgh 1713, assay master Edward Penman and A rare Charles II silver skillet and cover, by Francis Leake, London 1665.

Please note viewing for this sale will take place at our Old Sarum Galleries.

Unit 1B, Castle Gate Business Park, Old Sarum, Salisbury, SP4 6QX