Silver & Objects of Vertu

Day One 30^th April: Lots 1000 - 1468, starting at 10.00am

Day Two 1^st May: Lots 1469 - 1868, starting at 10.00am

To view Day One please click here.

We are delighted to present our two-day Easter Silver & Objects of Vertu sale taking place on Wednesday 30^th of April & Thursday 1st of May.

Day two of the sale features some fascinating collections including A Private Collection of Silver Nutmeg Grater’s (Part II) (lots 1469-1506), The Richard Stagg Collection (lots 1516-1543), A Private Collection of Scent Bottles (lots 1544-1590), The J. and V.A. Rocyn-Jones Collection of Wine and Sauce Labels (Part I), (lots 1606-1616) and A Private Collection of Arts and Crafts Silver Spoons (lots 1674-1722).

Also included in day two is the exceptional Small Private Collection of Michael Bolton Silver (Part II) (lots 1739-1748) and the collection from The Workshop of the great Stuart Devlin, sold by his widow Mrs. Carole Devlin (Part I) (lots 1771-1801). The highlight of this collection is a pair of modern parcel-gilt silver nine-light articulated candelabra (lot 1801).

Other highlights of the sale include a large modern silver fox (lot 1670), an early-20th century French silver-gilt owl clock by Paul Frey, Paris circa 1920 (lot 1672), a Victorian novelty silver gorilla mustard pot (lot 1673) and a George III silver two-handled cup and cover (lot 1854).

The day concludes with some exceptional items such as, a George III silver-gilt three-piece communion set (lot 1858), a rare mid-17th century Wessex silver footed waiter, from Salisbury (lot 1859), a pair of William and Mary silver candlesticks (lot 1861) and finally a large Victorian silver regimental ewer, by The Barnards, London 1844 (lot 1866).

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