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EDWARD SPENCER (1872-1938) for ARTIFICERS’ GUILD A rare pair of Arts & Crafts, silver and glass decanters. One decanter stopper with a vine leaf finial and golden vine leaf motifs , the other with a shell finial and golden shell motifs. The heavy glass with random bubble decoration. English. Circa 1905. Unmarked. Size: Height 28 cm. Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse. The Studio 1913. Volume 58 pages 21- 24.
BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL An Arts & Crafts silver photograph frame with central plaques of male figures surrounded by a border of grape vines set with eight cabochon moonstones. English. Circa 1900. Size: Height 20.5 cm. Width 15.4 cm. Depth 1.5 cm.
DAVID & GEORGE EDWARD
A pair of Scottish Art Nouveau silver candelabra. Marks for David & George Edward. Hallmarks for Glasgow 1903. Size: Width across one candelabra 33.5 cm. Height 27.7 cm. Diameter of base 13.6 cm.

GILBERT LEIGH MARKS (1861-1905) A silver dish, repoussé decorated in high relief with exotic leaves and flowers. Signed, ‘Gilbert Marks 1900’. Size: Length 44 cm. Marked ‘GM’. Hallmarks for London 1900. Lit.: Simplicity or Splendor. Cheltenham Museum catalogue 1999.
OMAR RAMSDEN (1873-1939) A pair of silver salts. Size: Height to top of ‘handles’ 10 cm, to top of rim 5.5 cm. Base rim to rim 7 cm. Width ‘handle’ to ‘handle’ 10 cm. Signed ‘Omar Ramsden me fecit.’ Mark for Omar Ramsden. Hallmarks for London 1938.
HAROLD STABLER (1872-1945) for ADIE BROTHERS A set of three Art Deco silver Candelabra designed by Harold Stabler. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1936.
The three branch candelabra marked for Adie Brothers. The five branch candelabra marked ‘WHM’. Size: Height 30 cm. Width of two branch candelabra 20.5 cm.
BIRMINGHAM GUILD OF HANDICRAFTS Ltd. (Established 1895) A silver box with entwined ‘Celtic frieze’. Size: L.14 cm. W.9 cm. Ht. 7 cm. Engraved with a presentation inscription of historical interest ‘Robert Catterson Smith rom William Kenrick. Nov. 1914’. Marked for B'ham Guild of Handicraft. Hallmarks _ for B’ham 1902. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones.
BIRMINGHAM GUILD OF HANDICRAFTS Ltd. (Established 1895) A pair of silver dishes with original green glass liners. Size: Diameter 14cm. Maker's marks. Hallmarks for Bi'ham 1904. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones.
A. E. JONES. (1879-1954) RUSKIN POTTERY (1898-1935) A silver mounted Ruskin ceramic bowl with blue/green semi-matt glaze. Size: Diameter of bowl at rim 16.6 cm. and base 10.3 cm. Height 12.5 cm. Mark for A. E. Jones. Hallmarks for B’ham 1928. Ceramic marked ‘Ruskin England’. Lit.: Ruskin Pottery. Paul Atterbury & John Henson. Illustration page 92. SOLD
ARTIFICERS’ GUILD (1901-1942) An Arts & Crafts shagreen case with silver mounts. Size: Width 7 cm. Length 19.5 cm. Marked for Artificers’ Guild. Hallmarks for London 1922. Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) Arts & Crafts hammered silver salt and pepper. Size: Height 8 cm. Diameter of base 2.9 cm Marks for George Lawrence Connell. Hallmarks for B’ham. 1914.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) An Arts & Crafts, hammered silver bowl decorated with a rose frieze border. The bowl supported on four legs with a removable mesh insert for flower arrangement. Size: Ht. 14 cm. Diameter 16.5 cm. With rose wire Ht. 14.2 cm. Dia. 17.2 cm. Mark for A. E. Jones. Hallmarks for B’ham 1906.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) An Arts & Crafts hammered silver tea caddy set with six Ruskin ceramic plaques. Size: Height 10.5 cm . Diameter of lid 7.4 cm. Diameter at base 5.9 cm. Maker’s marks and hallmarks for B’ham 1905. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones. SOLD
HAWKSWORTH EYRE A pair of Arts & Crafts silver candlesticks. Size: Height 19 cm. Base 9 cm. x 9 cm. Marks for Hawksworth Eyre. Hallmarks for Sheffield 1908. SOLD
WILKINS & SÖHONE. Hemelingen. A Jugendstil silver chalice set with four lapis stones and an enamelled medical symbol of the Caduceus. The inscription reads, ‘BIBITE CUM LAETITIA’, (Drink with joy). German. Circa 1900. Maker’s mark. Marked ‘B. Hemelingen. 800’. and with German standard marks. Size: Ht. 22 cm. Dia. of base 12.5 cm. Dia. at rim 13 cm.
A JUGENDSTIL SILVER TEA CADDY. German. Circa 1900. Silver with gilded interior. Size: Length 13 cm. Width 10 cm. Height 10.5 cm. Marked with German 800 silver marks and Austrian import mark. Also Stamped A P. Lit.: SILVER. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse. Illustration page 75. An identical tea caddy is illustrated in an advert. for Connell printed in The Studio, September 1904.
HENRY GEORGE MURPHY (1884-1939) A rare set of silver pearl mounted cocktail sticks in the original fitted case. Marked for H. G. Murphy and with the Falcon mark. Hallmarks London 1930. Size: Length 7.7 cm. Lit.: The Jewellery and Silver of H. G. Murphy. Paul Atterbury and John Benjamin. This set is illustrated on page 107.
EDWARD SPENCER (1872-1938) for ARTIFICERS’ GUILD A pair of mixed metal stemmed cups, fashioned from Solomon Island coconut bowls, with hammered silver interiors, supported on copper stems with silver arched panels and ropework to silver bases. Each supported on five circular, silver pads. Marked with Edward Spencer's personal mark. English. Circa 1913. Size: Height 13.5 cm
HENRY WILSON (1864-1934) A copper box with silver decoration. The applied emblematic rondels depicting various creatures, including a snake, fox and an owl. English. Circa 1900. Size: Width 12 cm. Ht. 11.5 cm. plus handle ht. 2 cm. Depth 9.5 cm. Lit.: Arts & Crafts in Britain & America. Isabelle Anscombe & Charlotte Gere. 1978
EDWARD SPENCER (1872-1938) for ARTIFICERS’ GUILD A silver three piece tea set with ivory handles and ivory final to tea pot. Marked with Edward Spencer’s personal mark and for the Artificers’ Guild. Hallmarks for London 1934. Size: Height of teapot 12 cm. Base diameter 13 cm. Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse.
EDWARD SPENCER (1872-1938) for ARTIFICERS’ GUILD A pair of ART DECO hammered silver vases. Marked with Edward Spencer's personal mark and for the Artificers’ Guild. Hallmarks for London 1937. Size: Height 23.8. Across base 11.6. Across rim 11 cm. Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse.
A. E. JONES (1879- 1954) An Arts & Crafts, hammered silver gravy or sauceboat. Marks for A. E. Jones. Hallmarks for B’ham 1924. Size: Length 17 cm. Height 10 cm. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Kenneth Crisp Jones. A pair also available marked for A. E. Jones and dated B’ham 1924.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) An Arts & Crafts, hammered silver inkwell with a domed, hinged lid above a tapering body with six studs to a base with six ball feet. New interior glass liner. Size: Base diameter 15 cm. Height 9 cm. Maker's mark. Hallmarks for B’ham 1911. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham . Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) An Arts & Crafts, hammered silver, four piece tea set.
Marked for A. E. Jones. Hallmarks for B’ham 1904/1905. Hot water jug marked for G. L. Connell. Hallmarks for B’ham 1910. Size of teapot across handle 25 cm. Ht. 13.5 cm. Ht. of jug 17 cm. Illus. page 183. The Silversmiths of Birmingham.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) RUSKIN POTTERY (1898-1935) A silver, Arts & Crafts, centrepiece bowl. The cylindrical foot set with four Ruskin ceramic plaques. The base supported on an ebonised wooden stand. Maker’s marks. Hallmarks for B’ham 1903. Size: Bowl height 10.2 cm. Diameter top 15.2 cm. Stand height 7.5 cm. Diameter 19 cm.
ELKINGTON & Co. An impressive, heavy silver, Art Nouveau tea and coffee set with kettle and stand, decorated with stylised flowers and wavy bands. The stand with burner. Maker’s mark. Hallmarks for B’ham 1901. Kettle B’ham 1903. Size: Total height of kettle on stand 40 cm. Dia. of base 14 cm. Height of teapot 16 cm. Dia. of base 12.7 cm.
KATE HARRIS (attributed) for HUTTON & SONS A silver Arts & Crafts box with organic, leaf form decorations to corners and lid. Size: Length 13 cm. Width 10 cm. Height 6.5 cm. Maker’s mark. Hallmarks for London 1904. Lit.: A Marriage of Art and Commerce. Stephen Pudney. Silver Society Journal.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) A silver centrepiece bowl, chased with roses and trailing leaves, on four supports modelled as the stems of roses entwined with ivy tendrils, on a turned wood stand. Size: Height 23.8 cm. Diameter 24 cm. Maker’s mark. Hallmarks for B’ham 1910. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones.
ELKINGTON & Co. An Art Nouveau, silver, four piece tea set decorated with bands of stylized flowers and foliage. Maker’s mark. Hallmarks for B’ham 1903. Ht. of teapot 15 .5 cm. Dia. of base 11.3 cm. Ht. of waterpot 19 cm. Dia. of base 9 cm . Ht. of sugar 10.5 cm. Dia. of base 9 cm. Ht. of cream jug 10.5 cm. Dia. of base 6.5 cm.
A. E. JONES (1879- 1954) A sliver tea caddy with three integral flaring feet. The hammered caddy with applied floral motifs. Maker's mark and hallmarks for Birmingham 1906. Size: Height 12.5 cm. Diameter 7 cm. Diameter at base 8 cm. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones. SOLD
OLIVER BAKER (1856-1939) for LIBERTY & Co. An Arts & Crafts, silver bowl with horizontal hammering. The rim set with 16 alternating light & dark connemara marble cabochon stones. Size: Diameter of bowl at rim 16.7 cm. Largest centre diameter 19.9 cm. Height 11.7 cm. Mark for Liberty & Co. and ‘CYMRIC’. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1904. SOLD
WILLIAM COMYNS A set of Art Nouveau silver teaspoons and sugar tongs. Size: Approx. spoon length 11.2 cm. Tongs approx. 11.5 cm. Marks for William Comyns. Hallmarks for London 1900. Original fitted case. The silk marked, ‘Carrington & Co. To H. M. The Queen and The Prince & Princess of Wales. 130. Regent Street. W.’
ARTIFICERS’ GUILD attributed to EDWARD SPENCER (1872-1938) An Arts & Crafts, hatpin or pin cushion. The silver ring frame mounted with eagles, also with symbols of eternity, snakes swallowing their own tail, and with florets. The borders with applied wirework. Original wooden base. Marks for Artificers’ Guild and London 1928. Size: Dia. 12.8 cm. Ht. of ring 3.5 cm.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) A pair of Arts & Crafts silver salts and matching spoons. Size: Dia. of bowl 7 cm. Dia. across handles 8 cm. Ht. 2.8 cm. Ht. at handle 3.8 cm. Maker’s marks. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1907. One spoon 1906. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones. SOLD
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) A large Arts & Crafts, hammered silver centrepiece, decorated with floral rondels and with leaf decorations to the six points of the hexagonal base. Size: Approx. Diameter of bowl 23 cm. Across base 15 cm. Height 24.5 cm. Maker's mark and hallmarks for Birmingham 1929. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) An Arts & Crafts, patinated copper box with applied silver decoration. English. Circa 1900. Size across lid 12 cm. x 12 cm. Height 8 cm. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones. Illustration of similar box page 181.
MURRLE BENNETT & Co. (1886-1914) A small, Jugendstil, silver box inset with a cabochon chrysoprase stone. The interior gilded and inscribed with the initials ‘EMS’. Anglo/German 1903. Size: Width 4.9 cm. Depth 3.5 cm. Height 1.7 cm. Marks for Murrle Bennett & Co. Import marks for London 1903.
HOLLAND, ALDWINCKLE and SLATER. Attributed to LATINO MOVIO. A silver bowl decorated with apple blossom and fruits. Size : Diameter at centre 19 cm. Height 12.5 cm. Mark for Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater. Hallmarks for London 1902. Latino Movio executed silver in a style similar to that of Gilbert Marks. Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) A hammered silver preserve pot and matching spoon. The canister with silver floral and wirework decorations. Maker’s mark. Hallmarks on canister and spoon B’ham 1911. Size: Approx. Ht. 12.5 cm. Dia. of base 8.2 cm. Spoon length 13.7 cm. (Replaced glass liner.) Lit.: Collecting By Design from the Margo Grant Walsh Collection. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Cat. illus. Page 8/9. SOLD
GEORG ADAM SCHEIDT A Jugendstil silver & ivory paper knife. Austrian. Circa 1900. Marked ‘G.A.S.’and with an Austrian silver mark. Size: Length 25 cm. (Fitted case) Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse.
CARL T. HAAGENSEN. Rønne. Denmark. (Flourished 1893-1937) A set of Skonvirke silver spoons, the terminals formed as an owl. Danish assay marks for 1910. Assay master's mark for C. F. Heise. Size: Length 11.8 cm. Width of spoon 2.5 cm. Original fitted retailer's case. The silk marked, ‘CARL T. HAAGENSEN. JUVELER & GULDSMED. RØNNE ’.
WILKENS. An Art Nouveau silver bowl with pierced design of lily of the valley flowers. (Gilded interior. Original glass liner) German. Circa 1900. Size: Ht. 7.5 cm. Dia. 19.6 cm. Marks for Wilkins and ‘800’ also with German standard marks. Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse. SOLD
S. JACOBSON A small, Skonvirke, gilded silver tray set with coral stones. Danish. Circa 1920. Marked ‘SJ and 830S’. S. JACOBSON crafted silver designed by EVALD NIELSEN (1879-1958) Size: Length 11.4 cm. Width 7.4 cm. Lit.: Danish Jewellery. Jacob Thage.
BRUCKMANN & SOHNE A large Jugendstil silver mirror with a silver plated, over wood, easel back. German. Circa 1900. Marks for Bruckman & Sohne and ‘800’ also with German silver marks and retailers mark. Size: Height 40cm. Width 24.5 cm. Lit.: Art Nouveau and Art Deco Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse. Silver. Annelies Krekel-Aalberse. Arnoldsche.
A. E. JONES (1879-1954) An Arts & Crafts hammered silver muffin dish. The interior with a movable silver lid to cover the section for hot water. Maker's mark. Hallmarks for Birmingham 1935. Size: Approx. Diameter across at centre 18cm. Height 15cm. Lit.: The Silversmiths of Birmingham. Editor Kenneth Crisp Jones.

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