The Estate of Brian Myddleton Davis AM (#480) Closed Auction Info PDF Prices RealizedPDF Catalogue View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)Relevance Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 1-10 of 83. Previous|123456789|Next Lot #1 A Queen Anne sterling silver covered tankard of early design, made by John Gibbons of London, circa 1702, Circular reed and flute decorated raised plinth base with vertically fluted sides and bands of wriggle work. Stamped floral motif and a large engraving cartouche with armorial engraved crest to centre front flanked by embossed fruiting vine leaves. Hinged flat cover with raised platform to the centre part and a central floral design with radiating flute decoration. View details Estimate$2,500 - $3,500Price Realized$7,500StatusSold Lot #2 A fine Britannia standard silver ale mug with circular moulded foot, vertical fluted decoration to the body and decorative leaf and scroll decoration to the rim. Loop handle and sole-shaped palm rest, stamped "FA" in round cartouche, London, circa 1710, 10.5cm high, 252 grams. View details Estimate$1,200 - $2,000Price Realized$4,200StatusSold Lot #3 Queen Anne sterling silver baluster shaped sugar castor of impressive proportions. Recessed circular raised foot base with fluted decoration to the lower baluster shaped body and raised rim above. Original cover (hallmarked), mounted on a gadrooned base with fine piercing and engraving depicting a lattice to the upper part and floral decoration to the lower. An attractive turned circular finial to top. A fine and early example. Most likely made by Charles Adam of London, circa 1710, View details Estimate$1,000 - $2,000Price Realized$950StatusSold Lot #4 A stunning pair of George III sterling silver Chippendale pagoda shaped tea caddies in the chinoiserie style. Made by John Marshall of London, circa 1764. 17cm high, 746 grams total View details Quantity2Estimate$2,500 - $3,500Price Realized$16,000StatusSold Lot #5 George III English sterling silver circular soup tureen. Heavy gadrooned edge with scallop shell and foliate motifs to the quarters. Elegant and simple baluster shape to the body which is raised on four cast lion paw feet with acanthus leaf mounts. Emblazoned with engraved armorial crest. Made by Richard Sibley I, of London, circa 1812, an imposing and impressive 27cm high, 38cm wide, 4710 grams View details Estimate$6,000 - $8,000Price Realized$9,000StatusSold Lot #6 George II English sterling silver covered tankard with circular moulded foot base to a well proportioned body having single reeded rim raised to the lower part. An attractive loop handle with heart shaped terminal to base. Original hinge with looped thumb piece to the circular domed cover. Made by Robert Alwyn Cox of London, circa 1752, 20cm high, 688 grams View details Estimate$1,000 - $2,000Price Realized$950StatusSold Lot #7 George II English sterling silver lidded baluster shaped tankard with circular raised foot, single band of raised reeding to the lower body, a hinged and domed lid with open-cast thumbpiece. Note the very attractive engraved elephant armorial crest. made by John Langlands of Newcastle, circa 1757, 19cm high, 704 grams. View details Estimate$2,000 - $3,000Price Realized$2,200StatusSold Lot #8 A George II English sterling silver covered tankard of baluster form. Made by William Shaw II & William Preist of London, circa 1759, 19.5cm high, 736 grams View details Estimate$1,200 - $2,000Price Realized$1,300StatusSold Lot #9 George II pair of very fine quality cast sterling silver Rococo candlesticks with scalloped circular bases. Made by John Quantock of London, circa 1753, 23.5cm high, 1166 grams total View details Estimate$2,000 - $3,000Price Realized$2,800StatusSold Lot #10 A George III English sterling silver coffee pot. A very fine example with engraved armorial crest and attractive serpentine tapering spout with an oval scalloped mount. Heavy gadrooned top rim and a circular high raised double domed cover with stylized acorn finial, plus original ebony handle. Made by Thomas Whipman and Charles Wright of London, circa 1764, 28cm high, 780 grams total View details Estimate$2,000 - $3,000Price Realized$1,400StatusSold Items per page 102550100 Previous|123456789|Next Previous 123456789 Next Previous 123456789 Next
