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 OF 
 
 Old English Silver, 
 
 USEFUL & ORNAMENTAL SILVER & SILVER-GILT 
 AND PLATED ARTICLES, 
 
 AND 
 
 BEAUTIFUL JEWELS, 
 
 OF 
 
 ME. E. S. WAYLETT, 
 
 DECEASED, 
 
 LATE OF 534 OXFORD STREET, W.: 
 
 which (by Order of the Executors) 
 
 Hill be Solb bp Auction bp 
 
 Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, 
 
 A'S? THRI® ORBAT ROOMS, 
 
 8 KING STREET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE, 
 
 On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1896, 
 
 And following: Day, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 May be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding, and ataog aes 
 had, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods Offices, 8 mg - ret , 
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CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
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 I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise 
 between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall bo 
 immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds, 5s.; 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer 
 shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller. 
 
 IY. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, 
 and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, 
 or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default 
 of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put 
 up again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and 
 authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at 
 the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale; 
 Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible 
 for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of, 
 or any fault or defect in, any Lot; and making no warranty 
 whatever. 
 
 VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the 
 settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be 
 removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the 
 Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money 
 deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all Lots un¬ 
 cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or 
 private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale 
 shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. 
 

 C A T A L O G U E. 
 
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 Fourth Day’s Sale 
 
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 On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1890, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 SILVER— At per Oz. 
 
 t A plain helmet-shaped cream-jug, on three feet ; and a 
 sugar-tub, with reeded bands in relief . 
 
 - A sugar-basin, partly spirally fluted; and a sugar-sifter—- 
 in case ........ 
 
 '> A pair of Queen Anne pattern library candlesticks, of 
 hexagonal form— Britannia standard . 
 
 1 A pair of piano column candlesticks, on square beaded 
 feet; a pair of ditto, chased ; and a pair of plain ditto, 
 on round feet ....... 
 
 1 A pair ot circular chased swe tmeat dishes, on three feet; 
 and a spirally fluted and chased pipkin, on tripod with 
 lamp ........ 
 
 » A pair of plain cylindrical muffineers ; and a pair, formed 
 as castles . . • . 
 
 A pair of Indian barrel-shaped ditto, chased; and a plain 
 cylindrical caster— foreign . 
 
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 24 8 
 
 
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 6 10 ^ 
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 £ , //, /c? 458 Three plain muffineers, of different patterns; and an oval 
 
 peirce d and engraved mustard-pot—blue glass liner . 
 
 /•//.* 459 A muffineer, formed as a seated ape ; and one, as a dog, 
 
 in hat and collar 
 
 Z./9 if" 460 A large cylindrical sugar-caster .... 
 
 <t 7 * /£/ 461 A shaped ditto, with gadroon border and foot 
 
 7, /^y. f 462 A tea-pot, sugar-basin and cream-jug, with borders of 
 ' ornament in flat chasing ..... 
 
 /y > ^ * P 463 An oval-shaped tea-pot, engraved and with chased spout 
 £ , / <7 f Z 464 A plain octagonal-shaped tea-pot, with dome lid . 
 
 O 465 A square-shaped tea-pot, with engraved borders . 
 
 /* 466 An oval engraved sugar-basin, with beaded borders 
 
 , / , 6 467 A sugar-basin, on round foot, chased with flowers and 
 
 scrolls ........ 
 
 Z r /P~< 468 A plain helmet-shaped hot-milk jug and cover 
 
 , /o / 469 A small hot-water jug, on tripod stand with lamp, with 
 
 threaded borders ...... 
 
 y * / Z t 3 470 A small plain tea-kettle, on tripod stand with lamp 
 
 (y • y , / o 471 A small vase-shaped tea-urn, with beaded borders, on 
 
 square plinth ....... 
 
 /y •/ 6 , o 472 A small plain coffee-pot and hot-milk jug, of octagonal 
 
 shape ........ 
 
 ^ ^ 473 A small oval tea-caddy, with engraved borders; and an 
 
 embossed canister ...... 
 
 xf , /JL , o 474 a small plain globular tea-pot; a plain milk-jug; and a 
 
 sugar-basin, with bat’s-wing fluting 
 
 l?* P . / o 475 A butter-dish and cover, pierced and chased, and with 
 
 silver cow on lid ; and cut-glass dish 
 
 Z ' // ^ 476 A pair of small toast-racks . . . . . 
 
 A /r 477 An oval ditto, on claw feet ..... 
 Z ' ° ° 478 An oblong-shaped ditto, on pierced feet 
 
 Z , /f - Zy 479 A larger ditto, with chased borders and feet. 
 
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 180 A small quatrefoil cruet-frame, with pierced border, chased 
 with masks, four cut glasses (two silver-mounted), 
 and a mustard-spoon ; and a soy-frame, with four 
 glasses, en suite ...... 
 
 81 A breakfast-cruet frame, with beaded edges ; three glasses; 
 and two spoons ...... 
 
 : 82 An engine-turned child’s mug; and one, engraved and 
 with beaded borders . 
 
 :83 A larger ditto, chased with flowers, shells and scroll foliage 
 
 84 A large plain tankard and flat cover, with reeded bands . 
 
 t85 A large plain goblet, on beaded foot .... 
 
 ';36 A two-handled cup, with chased strap ornament in relief 
 on the lower part ...... 
 
 medallion heads and other ornament—13 in. high . 
 
 88 A fluted Monteith, of Queen Anne design, with lion’s 
 
 mask and swing handles—11 in. diam. . 
 
 89 A large punch-bowl, partly fluted, and repousse with 
 
 laurel festoons—12^ in. diam. 
 
 SILVER —All at. 
 
 oz. dwt. 
 
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 6 16 -, 
 
 20 2 
 
 10 
 
 14 17 
 
 :87 A large two-handled strap cup and cover, chased with 
 
 
 73 0 
 
 68 7 ^ - 
 
 48 6 
 
 90 Four glass salt-cellars, on silver stands, and spoons —in case ; a 
 
 fruit-knife and fork, with pearl handles —in case ; two cake-/ / y 
 knives; and a horn cup, with silver rim 
 
 91 Two engine-turned lady’s card cases 
 
 92 Queen Victoria Jubilee medal, in silver —weight 7 oz. 1 dwt. 
 
 93 A vase-shaped cigar-lighter ; a match-vase, on tray stand; a pearl-^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 
 
 handled fruit-knife ; a pearl paper-knife, with hart s-foot handle; 
 and a silver-mounted glass scent-bottle' / 
 
 93a A pierced and engraved fish-slice and fork —in case 
 
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 /► / / O 494 An oblong silver lady’s companion, with three implements; tv 
 
 pearl-handled fruit-knives ; a pearl paper-knife; apda <mt-glaii 
 scent-bottle, with silver-gilt top 
 
 /- *r, o 495 Two pearl-handled fruit-knives; a silver-mounted shagreen etui 
 
 one, with scent-bottle ; a glass sweetmeat bowl, with silver rii 
 
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 and handles ; and a ribbed glass match-pot, with three han^* 
 496 A glass sugar tub, with pierced silver mount and handle ; a pair i 
 
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 salad-servers, with cut-glass handles ; a punch-ladle, formed ( 
 a nut ; and a toddy-ladle M 
 
 497 An oval-shaped fluted casket, chased with birds and flowers; a pa 
 of heart-shaped trays; and two boxes, the lids inlaid wit 
 Venetian mosaics tyyL&L 
 
 /'A 7 ■ ° 498 A fluted toilet set, consisting of pair of hair-brushes, hat-brusl 
 
 clothes-brush, hand-mirror, long button-hook, six small trjvy 
 and a large cut-glass scent-bottle 
 
 499 A pair of military hair-brushes ; clothes-brush ; a brush-back; ov; 
 tray ; a glass box, with silver lid; a punch’s-head pin-cushion 
 and an ivory paper-knife, with silver handle (far 
 
 /o % o 500 An oval tray, with pierced border ; two small ditto; two pTi 
 
 trays ; a large silver paper-knife ; $ two cut-glass scent-bottle 
 
 with silver tops; and a shagreen match-box 
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 501 Two chased and engraved tablet cases; two scent-bottles, formed ; 
 vases ; one, as a hunting horn; a child’s coral, with, silvt 
 whistle and bells ; and two buckles 
 
 502 A pierced and chased bag mount; a girdle, formed of chased bool 
 clasps ; and a chased buckle 
 
 503 A pierced and chased necklet; a coin ditto; a bracelet; foi 
 buckles ; and ten buttons 
 
 504 Two silver-mounted leather girdles ; two mounted walrus tusks; 
 small hand-mirror ; and sixty-one buttons, of different pattern 
 
 505 Two Dutch vase-shaped boxes, set with coloured stones ^ 
 
 506 A nest of four Japanese beakers ; a ditto of four small goblets ; ai 
 
 four small plates, engraved with plants ^ 
 
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 p Twelve dessert-knives and forks, with blue and white Dresden/ 
 porcelain pistol handles— in leather case 
 
 (g Twelve oyster-forks, with partly fluted handles— in case ; and ✓ 
 three dessert-knives, with king’s-pattern handles 
 
 09 Six dessert-knives and forks, with plain ivory handles; a butter- 
 
 knife, with threaded handle ; two pearl-handled butter-knives ; ('j#-/ 
 two ditto pickle-forks ; and three, with ivory handles 
 
 10 ^A carving-knife and fork and steel, with silver-mounted ivory handles 
 —in oak case ; two butter-knives and two pickle-forks, with 
 pearl and ivory handles ; four ivory-handled pickle-forks ; and a . 
 ditto cheese-scoop '6^*' 
 
 - 1 A pair of table candlesticks, with vase-shaped nozzles, on round feet, 
 chased with bands of foliage 
 
 -2 A pair of smaller ditto, nearly similar 
 
 3 A pair of tall candlesticks, on oval-shaped fluted stems and feet f 
 
 4 An oval-shaped stand, with engraved and beaded border; and a 
 
 circular glass salver, with escalloped silver border—12 in. J-Jr- 
 diam. 
 
 5 A cut-glass claret-jug, with silver mount and handle ; a flat-shaped * y , 
 ditto ; and a glass water-jug, with silver rim 
 
 6 A shaped plain glass liqueur-decanter, with silver mount; a preserve- L 
 jar, with silver mount and cover; and a silver-mounted glass ^" 
 mustard-pot 
 
 d A modern Gres-de-Flandres jug, with coats-of-arms, mounted with yy 
 engraved silver lid 
 
 PLATED. 
 
 Eighteen dessert-knives and forks, with beaded handles; ten fish- 
 knives and five forks, with beaded handles; eight king’s-pattern 
 forks; three beaded gravy-spoons ; and one other / ^ 
 
 Twelve dessert-knives and forks, with threaded handles — in ^ 
 mahogany case 
 
 Twelve fish-knives and forks, with plain ivory handles— in mahogany 
 
 case 
 
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 2 + JL , & 521 Eighteen engraved fish-knives, with beaded handles —in mahpga 
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 Six ditto, with carved ivory handles— in leather case ; six desse 
 knives and forks, with fluted handles ; and a fruit-knife and fc 
 —in case f 
 
 A pierced and engraved fish-knife and fork; a chased fruit-kn 
 and fork ; and a pair of salad-servers, with bamboo handles-^ 
 three cases 
 
 An engraved coffee-pot, sugar-basin and cream-jug; a toast-rac 
 a glass butter-dish, engraved cover and stand ; ami a bj:eakfa 
 cruet, with Cupid handle CJcT&St*/ 
 
 An engraved coffee-pot and cream-jug; an oval engraved sugf 
 basin; a glass sugar-vase and cover ; a pair of breakfast-mie 
 with three engraved glasses; and six napkin-rings 
 • 526 An oval engraved sugar-basin and cream-jug; a preserve-stai 
 
 with shell and two cut-glass bowls ; a ruby glass sugar-bowl 
 
 525 
 
 J* /J. 6 527 
 A 'A ' 0 528 
 
 pierced pickle-frame, with two cut glasses ; and two mu||ne(: 
 A pierced pickle-frame, with three cut glasses ; three escallop shek 
 
 a claret-jug ; a nest of six beakers ; and a barrel-shaped flask 
 
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 £ ' O . O 533 
 
 A chased pickle-frame, with two cut-glass bottles ; a cruet-fra? 
 with six glasses; a fluted and engraved sugar-basin and ere; 
 jug ; an expanding toast-rack ; and two escallop shells 
 An oblong entree-dish and cover, with reeded borders; a circi:’: 
 beaded breakfast-dish, cover and liner; and a plain hot-wt: 
 jug Ct\ 
 
 A set of twelve engraved champagne goblets ; on beaded feet- 1 
 mahogany case ; and a liqueur-frame, with four cut-g 8 
 decanters 
 
 A small globular tea-kettle, on stand with lamp ; a small oval chi 4 
 bread-basket, and a chased round ditto 
 An old Sheffield vase-shaped tea-urn, chased with flowers, on ro i 
 plinth ; aud an oval fluted and chased bread-basket 
 A tall vase-shaped tea-urn, engine-turned, on pierced plinth 8 
 circular engraved salver, with beaded border—18 in. diai 
 and an engraved tea-kettle, on stand with lamp 
 
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 534 A plain oviform tea-urn, on pierced square plinth with beaded 
 
 borders 
 
 535 A shaped plain ditto, on pierced plinth / 
 
 536 Five oval meat-dishes, with gadroon borders —21 in., 14 in. and 
 
 16 in. long ; and a pair of circular ditto, with chased borders— 
 
 14 in. diam. 
 
 537 A set of five plain oval dish-covers, with beaded handles—10 in. to 
 
 20 in. long 
 
 538 Three engraved ditto, with fluted and beaded borders—14 1 1n?and . 
 
 20 in. long y. - ^ 
 
 539 Three plain ditto, with chased handles—13 in., 19 in. and 20 
 
 long 
 
 540 An epergne, on stand formed as a group of poppies, with cut-glass 
 
 dish; and a large oval pierced heater, with engraved top 
 plate 
 
 541 An epergne, on chased stand with three figures of swans, and 
 
 shaped looking-glass plateau; and a pair of smaller ditto, 
 en suite, cut-glass dishes 
 
 542 Another, on stand with figures of camels, and three cut glasses; 
 
 and an oblong two-handled tea-tray, with gadroon border—22 W 1 '/ 
 long 
 
 543 An epergne, on open stand with figure in the centre, and three 
 
 branches bearing four cut-glass dishes ; and an oval two-handled ✓ 
 tea-tray, with fluted border 
 
 GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS, Etc. 
 
 544 A keyless watch, in gold case 
 
 545 A lady’s keyless watch, by Waylett (No. 3177), in plain gold case^ 
 
 and short gold chain, with crystal ball locket >y 
 
 546 A ditto watch (No. 3673), with gold face ; and short gold chain,^ 
 
 with ball set with pearls 
 
 547 A minute watch, in gold demi-hunter case, with enamelled zone; 
 
 short gold chain ; and gold ribbon brooch 
 
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 , /J~z 0 548 Two small gold Albert watch chains ; two pencil cases ; and a pen 
 
 and pencil case <j 
 
 /-/ gt 549 Two'ditto chains; a pencil case ; watch key; and two toothpicks 
 
 & y /jL t b 550 Two ditto chains ; a pencil case ; two charms; and a toothpick ^ ^ 
 Sj f — 9 551 A snake-pattern gold necklet; a twisted ditto ; two pieces of chain; 
 
 two Breguet watch keys ; three charms ; and two gold safety - 1 
 
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 ^ ^_552 A Mordan’s gold pen and pencil case ; a ditto pencil case; a pair 
 
 of gold eye-glasses ; three gold seals; a desk seal, with agate , 
 handle; two half-gninea pieces; and two smaller gold coins 
 
 JEWELLERY. 
 
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 Seven gold studs and pair of sleeve-links ; five other studs ; a pair 
 of carbuncle and diamond hair-pins ; four small scarf-pi^; a 
 ring, with a garnet; and two others : 
 
 A set of four plain gold studs and pair of sleeve-links ; three other 
 studs; six small scarf-pins, with turquoise and coral; a, gold 
 snake ring ; and a puzzle ring A/a/'tZsQ} 
 
 A set of four ditto studs and pair of links ; two scarf-pins ; a scarf¬ 
 ring, with turquoises; a gipsy ring, with a cat’s-eye; and two^ 
 
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 with coral 
 
 Three studs, with emeralds, coral and pearls ; two pairs of gold 
 sleeve-links ; a hair-pin, with small brilliants ; one other; three 
 gold ball-top pins; a gold and platinum ring ; and two gipsy 
 rings, with coral, pearls and turquoise 
 
 A horse-shoe brooch, with cat’s-eyes ; two small gold brooches and 
 
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 pair of earrings, with pearls; and a bangle, with platinum 
 
 serpent 
 
 A bracelet, with pearl centre ; one, with horse-shoe ; two small 
 gold brooches; two buckles ; and a pistol pencil case 
 
 A gold arrow brooch, with a brilliant; a small curb brooch ; and a, 
 bracelet, with triple row of pearls 'tAjk 
 
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 560 A horse-shoe and dagger brooch, set with brilliants ; two small gold 
 
 brooches; a pair of horse-shoe earrings ; and a gold bangle, set 
 with a brilliant 
 
 561 A Maltese cross brooch, set with emeralds and pearls ; a bar brooch, 
 
 with onyx, shell and pearls; two gold bangles; and a pair of 
 horse-shoe earrings 
 
 562 A gold spring bangle; a forget-me-not brooch, with turquoise and 
 
 pearls; and two other small brooches ; two buckles ; and a pair 
 of solitaires, formed of guineas 
 
 563 A gold bangle, set with a turquoise and two small brilliants; a 
 
 brooch, with “ Mizpah ” in diamonds ; two small gold brooches: y 
 a pair of gold eye-glasses ; and two charms 
 
 >64 A gold bracelet, for a watch ; a bangle, with pearl heart; two 
 small brooches, with pearls ;* one, with a duck in diamonds ; and, 
 a fox’s head, with compass 
 
 65 Six small gold brooches; three pendant crosses; and three lockets^^^^^ 
 
 66 Three gold horse-shoe brooches; a ditto pendant; four crosses ; and 
 
 three lockets ^ 
 
 67 Three gold brooches, with camei; a date brooch, with pearls ; a 
 black onyx cross, with pearls; two pairs of earrings, with 
 amethysts; two large camei, with classical heads ; and two shell 
 camei 
 
 68 A lapis lazuli pendant, with pearl and diamond border; a crystal 
 brooch, with lapis bead border ; two gold brooches ; four ditto, 
 with turquoises; a pair of crystal and enamel solitaires; and 
 two hair-pins 
 
 RINGS. 
 
 39 A ring, with an opal and small brilliants ; and three rings^ with^ 
 pearls 
 
 70 A ring, with a brilliant; one, with a brilliant and pearls ; and two^p 
 p with small diamonds " ' ' 
 
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 A half-hoop sapphire ring; one, with pearls and crocidolite^ 
 two turquoise rings l^C 
 
 Three rings, with emeralds and pearls; and four others 
 Three rings, with pearls and turquoises ; and four others / 
 
 Six enamelled rings, with pearls ; two garnet half-hoop rings \ anc 
 one other 
 
 A gold gipsy ring, with three brilliants 
 Another, with two brilliants and a sapphire 
 A marquise brilliant ring —— 
 
 
 A brilliant and sapphire cluster ring 
 A ruby and brilliant cluster ring — 
 
 A ring, with a ruby and brilliants in heart-shaped clusters 
 A Marquise Ring, with a ruby surrounded by brilliants 
 Another, with an emerald and brilliants 
 A Ruby and Brilliant Cluster Ring 
 A Ditto 
 
 A Gold Ring, with a single brilliant and sapphire 
 Another, with a single brilliant and pearl A 
 
 BRACELETS. 
 
 £■ / <> 590 A gold bracelet, mounted with a circular crystal, surmounted t 
 
 turquoises and brilliants t-X 
 
 /,■/<>. ° 591 A star-pattern bracelet, with turquoises and pearls 
 / 0* /o . t> 592 A gold wire bracelet, mounted with a single pearl and brilliants & 
 
 /Cy. /O. * 593 A Gold Band Bracelet, with a single pearl and numeroij^ 
 
 brilliants 
 
 O 594 Another, mounted with numerous brilliants in a scroll design 
 
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 BROOCHES, Etc. 
 
 595 A brilliant brooch, formed as a scimitar 
 
 596 Another, as a horse-shoe ^ 
 
 597 A gold brooch, with a chicken and frog in brilliants 
 ^598 A double-heart brilliant brooch, with gold coupling 
 
 600 A Brilliant Brooch, formed as two hearts suspended from a 
 
 ribbon knot 
 
 601 Another, formed as a shamrock ^ 
 
 602 Another, as a heart, with flower pattern centre (forming pendant) 
 
 603 A Brilliant Horse-Shoe Brooch , 
 
 604 An Oval Brilliant Pendant, or brooch, with opal centre 
 
 605 A Triple-Band Brilliant Bracelet, with flower-pattern centre 
 
 606 A TRIPLE-ROW PEARL NECKLACE, with festoons of four 
 
 rows, caught by three brilliant cluster rosettes and brilliant/^ 
 drops 
 
 End of Fourth Day's Sale. 
 
Fifth Day’s Sale. 
 
 On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1896, 
 
 AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY. ' I 
 
 SILVER —At per Oz. 
 
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 610 Twelve fiddle-pattern salt-spoons; a mustard-spoon ; 
 
 sugar-sifter ; and butter-knife .... 
 
 611 Twelve ditto salt-spoons ; five threaded ditto; two others ; 
 
 three sugar-sifters; and a Dutch spoon, with twisted 
 and figure handle ...... 
 
 612 A hot-milk jug, partly fluted; and six engraved silver- 
 
 gilt napkin-rings— in case ..... 
 
 , //^ fy 613 An asparagus server, with mask handles; a king’s-pattem 
 salad-fork and spoon ; a fish-slice and fork ; and two 
 fiddle-pattern table-forks , 
 
 «/ r /T O 614 Twelve coffee-spoons, the handles chased with leopard 
 
 skins— in two cases ...... 
 
 oz. dwt, 
 
 15 3 
 
 13 0 
 
 34 0 
 
 6 10 / 
 
 
 615 Twelve ditto, with figure handles representing 
 / ° orchestra— in case ..... 
 
 an 
 
15 
 
 11 
 
 _. , . OZ. dwt. 
 
 lb bix dessert-spoons; a pair of sugar-tongs and a sugar- 
 spoon, with shell bowls and feathered handles; and a 
 pair of serving-spoons, with figure handles —in two, 
 cases ........ 
 
 17 Six ditto dessert-spoons and a pair of serving-spoons, the 
 
 bowls embossed with fruit —in two cases. . . jtjj)y 13 / 
 
 18 A pair of serving-spoons, with twisted handles, sur- 
 ** mounted by figures of a knight and lady— 
 
 case 
 
 5 16 
 
 19 Six knife-rests ; an engraved mount for claret-jug ; two 
 
 tea-strainers; eight wine-labels; and a silver-gilt 
 ditto . . . * . 
 
 20 An engraved tea-cup and saucer; a Roman lamp cigar- 
 
 lighter ; and a small vase-shaped ditto . 
 
 -1 A plain wine-glass ; a beaker* partly fluted ; a small 
 tazza ; a taper candlestick ; and a tazza, forming 
 violet basket— by Tiffany ..... 
 12 An oval-shaped fluted and engraved tea-pot. 
 
 !3 A plain flat-shaped tea-pot ..... 
 
 14 An engraved tea-pot, sugar-basin and cream-jug, with 
 
 beaded edges ....... 
 
 15 An engraved tea-pot, with thistle knob 
 
 16 An oval partly fluted casket ..... 
 
 17 A plain chocolate-pot ...... 
 
 8 A plain hot-milk jug . 
 
 9 A vase-shaped ditto, partly fluted .... 
 
 0 A plain octagonal-shaped coffee-pot, with dome lid 
 
 1 A hot-milk jug, on three feet, spirally fluted 
 
 2 A vase-shaped hot water-jug, with beaded borders . 
 
 3 An oval-shaped tea-pot, coffee-jug, sugar-basin and cream- 
 
 jug, with bat’s-wing fluting .... 
 
 4 A coffee-pot, chased with wreaths of flowers and foliage . 
 
 1 Four oval-shaped sweetmeat baskets, chased with flowers 
 
 and foliage ....... 
 
 13 0 
 
 10 18 Jh/ 
 
 15 16 
 
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 6 
 
 14 
 18 10 
 
 11 0 'fa* 4 ^ 
 
 12 15 
 
 43 
 
 22 
 
 14 
 
 11 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 
 
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 3'//. J 637 
 
 oz. dto 
 
 638 
 
 A/r.s 639 
 
 /,'/6yo 
 
 640 
 
 641 
 
 £,/.■? 642 
 
 ^ . t-.y 643 
 
 A pair of boat-shaped ditto, pierced and engraved, blue 
 glass liners . . . • * ■ 
 
 A pair of oval-shaped ditto, embossed with laurel festoons, 
 blue glass liners 9 
 
 A circular flat box and cover, chased with Indian orna¬ 
 ment .; 
 
 A pair of vase-shaped muffineers, chased with shells and 
 flowers; and a pair, chased with scrolls and flowers— 
 in two cases ..••••• 
 
 A pair of boat-shaped salt-cellars, partly fluted; and two 
 
 spoons— in case ; and a small circular salt-cellar an^^^ 
 cover, on three feet . . • • • .51 
 
 A set of four plain circular salt-cellars, on three ball feet 5^1 
 Four ditto, with beaded edges, on three feet. 
 
 Four ditto, on ram’s-head feet, chased with laurel festc^ 
 in relief ..•••• 
 
 
 644 
 
 645 
 
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 A /. 7 647 
 
 Z . 648 
 
 649 
 
 </". X 650 
 
 651 
 
 652 
 
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 654 
 
 Four large plain ditto, on three feet .... 
 
 A pair of plain octagonal trencher salts—1737 j and a pair 
 of salt-shovels ....... 
 
 An engraved goblet, on beaded foot .... 
 
 Another, engraved with fern leaves .... 
 
 A large engraved goblet, on round beaded foot—13 in. 
 
 high •••••••• 
 
 A larger ditto, nearly similar— 14f in. high 
 
 Another, chased with flowers, shields and scrolls—14| in. 
 
 high . 
 
 A vase-shaped hot-water jug, partly fluted and chased. 
 
 A tazza, with pierced shell and ribbon border, on chased 
 stem and foot—8^ in. high. .... 
 A punch-bowl, spirally fluted and with escalloped rim, 
 chased with masks—11 in. diavn.. 
 
 A large ditto, chased with flowers and scrolls—13^ in. 
 diam. . 
 
 20 1 
 
 3 
 
 7 
 
 
 31 
 
 40 
 
 41 
 
 20 4* 
 
 31^ 
 
 40 
 
 67 
 
 
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 FOREIGN SILVER. 
 
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 55 An octagonal-sliaped tea-pot, chased with scroll ornament 12 
 
 56 A pair of Dutch tea-caddies, chased with pastoral subjects 
 
 and scrolls.13 
 
 57 A sandwich-box, formed as a book . . . .15 
 
 58 A plain travelling cafetiere, with lamp and cup ; and a 
 
 small plain tea-pot . . . . . .27 
 
 59 A bowl, with pierced border, on foot; and a fluted and 
 
 engraved milk-jug, with straight handle . .12 
 
 50 A circular toilet-box, the lid chased with Una and the • 
 Lion— Amsterdam . . . . . .14 
 
 31 A plain vase-shaped hot-water jug, with beaded borders . 19 
 
 32 A plain oval tea-caddy, with beaded borders— Amsterdam ; 
 
 and an engraved sugar-dredger . . . .13 
 
 33 A set of four circular openwork salt-cellars, chased with 
 
 branches of foliage and flowers, blue glass liners . 6 
 
 34 A pair of oval Dutch bowls, embossed with birds and 
 
 flowers ; and one, nearly similar . . . .22 
 
 55 A pair of oval plain salt-cellars, with corded edges; and a 
 
 pair of fluted ditto, on feet . . . . .10 
 
 >6 A circular Dutch open trellis basket, with chased handles 9 
 >7 A plain bowl and cover, on foot, with lions' mask and ring 
 
 handles . . . . . • .14 
 
 8 A plain oval salver, with gadroon border and handles— 
 
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 669 Six spoons, the handles surmounted by seated figures of 
 
 Apostles under porches— in case ; and six French 
 tea-spoons, with chased handles . 
 
 670 Twelve dinner-forks, with twisted handles chased with a 
 
 trophy, crown and mask, a lion holding shields on the 
 top . . . 
 
 671 A pair of pierced and chased vases and covers, with lion’s 
 
 mask and ring handles, blue glass liners—13 in. high 
 
 672 A circular sideboard dish, chased with Jove and other 
 
 mythological figures in relief—144 in. dia 
 
 673 A smaller ditto, with Noah and the animals entering the 
 
 . Ark—12 in. diam. ...... 
 
 674 An oblong-shaped casket, richly chased with scrolls and 
 
 flowers in relief—9| in. by 6f in. 75 
 
 675 A pair of Cashmere chased parcel-gilt beakers and covers 15 
 
 676 A ditto silver-gilt goblet; a small flower-stand ; and an 
 
 Indian jug, chased with animals and foliage in relief. 
 
 677 A cup and cover, with lion’s mask and ring handles, 
 
 chased with vines and oak foliage festoons on scale 
 ground, doves on the cover ..... 
 
 678 A cylindrical-shaped ditto, spirally fluted, and chased with 
 
 figures on the feet and cover—15^ in. high 
 
 679 A small tea-kettle, chased with flowers, on tripod stand 
 
 with lamp ..... 23 
 
 680 A pine-apple cup and cover, on silver tree stem with 
 
 figures, and a group of flowers on the cover—144 in. 
 high .19 
 
 681 An etagere, on chased stem and triangular plinth, of Vene¬ 
 
 tian design—17 in. high . . . . .36 
 
 682 A set of four table candlesticks, on oval-shaped stems and 
 
 feet, slightly chased with foliage— The Hague . 37 
 
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 PLATED. 
 
 >3 A small open trellis basket, chased with vines ; seven wine-labels 
 ^ chased with vines; five others ; twelve menu-stands; a joint- 
 holder ; four salt-cellars; two ice-hammers ; three ice-tongs ; 
 two nut-crackers; four knife-rests ; eight mounted corks ; ancL . 
 three other pieces 
 
 ^ A chased tea-kettle, on stand with lamp; a chased sugar-basin; 
 
 one other ; an engraved cream-jug ; and a preserve-jar stand 
 !5 A pierced sugar-basket, glass liner ; a plain sugar-basin and cream- 
 ° jug; a breakfast-cruet, on leaf stand; two escallop shells ; and j 
 a cigar-lighter 47^ 
 
 >6 A tea-kettle, on gipsy stand with lamp; a plain sugar-basin and 
 
 cream-jug ; two small fluted sugar-basins and a cream-jug; and A * 
 
 a cigar-lighter 
 
 7 Four engraved salt-cellars and spoons— in case ; a fish-knife and 
 fork— in case - a pair of owl muffineers ; a liqueur-stand, with 
 two small cut-glass decanters ; and two flower-stands 
 !S A vase-shaped Argyle ; a broth-basin, cover and stand; a small 
 
 souffle-dish and cover ; and a joint-holder 
 
 
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 9 An engine-turned biscuit-box ; a pair of sauce-boats; a small sauffle- 
 
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 dish and liner; a sugar-basket; and a joint-holder 
 0 Three small oval waiters; a scuttle-shaped sugar-vase; a small 
 beaded souffle-dish and liner ; two beakers ; and a glass biscm£- 
 barrel, with gilt mount and cover ty 
 
 1 A soda-water bottle-stand, with engraved glass liqueur-decanter ; a 
 stand, with six engraved tumblers; and a circular engraved 
 salver 
 
 l An iced-claret jug ; a liqueur-stand, with three cut-glass decanter^ 
 
 and a red ware water-carafie, with pierced mount and stand ^ 
 
 1 An engraved glass claret-jug, with chased mount; a tall plain 
 * goblet; four escallop shells ; an ink-stand; and a cigar-light^ 
 on shell stand 
 
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 694 A liqueur-frame, with three cut-glass decanters ; a glass claret-ju; 
 
 with plain mount; an old Sheffield hand lamp, with glai 
 shade ; a candle shade ; and two chamber candlesticks 
 
 695 A fluted vase-shaped tea-urn, on square plinth and ball 
 
 696 A large tea-urn, engraved and with beaded borders 
 
 697 A fruit-stand, with pierced border, on tall pierced stem ; an engrave 
 
 claret-jug, with dragon handle; and a vine-branch epergno*^ 
 
 698 An engraved jug; a frosted beer-jug; a shaped hot-water jug; at 
 
 a chased goblet (sP-t* 
 
 699 An epergne, formed as a palm tree, on plinth with figures 
 
 ostriches, bearing cut-glass dish; a plain circular wedffiog-cal 
 stand ; and a cover for vegetable-dish 
 
 700 A pair of oval fluted dish-covers, with beaded handles—14 in. low 
 
 and one, en suite—18 in. 
 
 701 Twenty-four dinner-knives; twelve small knives; and two pairs 
 
 carvers and forks, with king’s-pattern handles ( 
 
 702 A similar lot S ' 
 
 703 Five dinner-knives, twelve small knives, and two pairs of carve 
 and forks, en suite ; six dinner-knives, and two pairs of ca^| 
 
 and forks, with threaded handles 
 704 Twelve small knives, and four pairs of carvers and forks, with pla 
 ivory handles ; and twenty-four small knives, and five pairs 
 carvers and forks, with Victoria-pattern handles 
 
 WATCHES AND CHAINS, Etc. 
 
 a 705 A French watch, with silver dial, in enamelled gold case; t\ 
 
 A /<? 
 
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 watch-keys; and a gold chain, with platinum balls 
 it* /o . $ 706 A gold bracelet, with keyless watch in silver demi-hunter casp; a: 
 
 short gold chain 
 
 707 A keyless watch, by Waylett and Manington, lever, with compe 
 sated balance, in engine-turned silver case; two silver wat 
 chains ; two pencil cases ; whistle and key 
 
21 
 
 '08 A small keyless watch, in silver demi-hunter case ; two silver 
 
 chains ; two pencil cases ; a cigar-cutter ; and a patent measure^^^^^ 
 709 A smaller ditto watch; two small chains ; and two pencil cases 
 
 JEWELLERY. 
 
 HO Six gold studs; ten onyx studs; two scarf-pins, with onyx; a 
 scarf-ring ; a signet ring ; and two others 
 
 711 Four gold studs; three, with agate ; a jet collar-stud ; two pairs of 
 
 sleeve-links ; four scarf-pins ; a signet ring ; and two others l^r 
 
 712 A set of three gold studs and pair of sleeve-links ; four onyx studs 
 
 and pair of links ; three enamelled studs; two hair-pins, with n y. 
 
 emeralds; two scarf-pins ; and two rings 
 
 7^3 Two pairs of gold sleeve-links ; three studs and a scarf-ring, with 
 turquoises ; three other studs ; a pair of diamond fly hair-pins ; 
 one, with pearl fly ; four gold ball-top pins ; two gold rings ; 
 and one, with an intaglio 
 
 "hi Four gold studs, with small brilliants ; a pair of plain gold sleeve- 
 
 links ; two scarf-pins ; an enamelled pencil case ; two rings^*^ 
 with enamelled mottoes ; and one other 
 
 715 A collar-stud, with a brilliant ; two pearl studs ; a cluster diamond / 
 scarf-pin ; and a brilliant loop 
 
 716 A wire bangle or brooch, with enamelled heart; two bangles, 
 
 with horse-shoes; two small brooches ; a gold locket, with t 
 
 compass ; and a black enamel ditto, with pearl cross 
 
 T7 A brooch, with onyx cameo head in border of pearls; a pair of ear¬ 
 rings, with pearls and pink coral ; a plain‘gold bangle; a go 
 sovereign purse ; and two charms 
 18 A gold expanding bracelet ; a bangle, with row of pearls ; a small 
 £ brooch, with pearls; a blue enamel and pearl cross; a black 
 enamel locket, with pearls ; a pair of gold shamrock earrings, a ,/ 
 gold toothpick ; and a compass 
 
 
22 
 
 O 719 
 
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 //*/#. o 721 
 
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 722 
 
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 ^,/c/>724 
 //./J-. o 725 
 /.T, *726 
 
 A chased gold brooch, with small ruby and diamonds; a set of thre 
 studs, with brilliants ; a small curb bracelet, with heart pendant 
 a seed pearl brooch and pair of earrings; and two gold thimbk 
 A gold bracelet, with pearl marguerites; a bangle, with pencil cast 
 a small pearl brooch ; a heart brooch ; a pair of earrings ; ami 
 gold thimble 
 
 A gold curb bracelet; a bangle,, with horse-shoe ; two brooches ar 
 a pair of earrings, with turquoises and small diamonds ; an onj 
 locket, with a diamond; a black enamol and pearl ditto ; and 
 gold thimble 
 
 An onyx and pearl heart pendant and pair of earrings; tv 
 brooches; a pair of hematite earrings; a gold bangle; 
 thimble; a set of four studs; and a black enamel locket, wii 
 pearl cross t 
 
 A seed pearl necklace and pair of bracelets; a ditto hair-mn ; tv 
 brooches ; and two pairs of earrings 
 
 A seed pearl necklet, with garnet snap; and two smaller dijti 
 necklets ifirz 
 
 A twisted seed pearl necklet; two ditto brooches; and a pair 
 
 earrings 
 
 
 o 727 
 a/, /</7 o 728 
 
 A garnet collet necklace; a seed pearl brooch, with amethy 
 centre; a ditto hair-pin; a seed pearl brooch; and two nail 
 of earrings G 
 
 An aquamarine and jacinth drop necklet; a seed pearl brooc 
 pendant and three pairs of earrings 
 
 A bracelet, two brooches and a pair of earrings, set with colours 
 stones ; a chased gold cross, set with five large amethyst^ ; oi 
 other amethyst cross ; and a ditto brooch 
 
 
 4- 0. o 729 A polished amethyst brooch and pair of earrings; a coral bea 
 
 necklace ; a Roman pearl ditto; a moonstone brooch ; tv 
 others ; a pair of eye-glasses; a snuff-box, with carved pea: 
 lid ; a flexible silver-gilt bracelet; and a pair of silver-gilt sk>< 
 buckles ."V-. Uf.- $£ 
 
23 
 
 RINGS. 
 
 7 30 Two half-hoop pearl rings; one, with pink coral; and a gipsy 
 ring, with turquoise 
 
 r 31 Two rings, with pink coral and pearls; and two gipsy rings, with 
 pearls and turquoise 
 
 ? 32 A half-hoop pearl ring ; a lapis ditto; and two others 
 r 33 Four rings, with turquoise, pearls and coral — 
 
 r 34 A half-hoop ring, with three garnets ; a smaller ditto; and a ring, 
 with garnet and pearl cluster 
 
 ’35 Two rings, with turquoise and small diamonds; and two gipsy 
 rings, with pearls 
 
 f36 Eight gold wedding rings—22 carat, weight 1 oz. 6 dwt. 
 
 ’37 A half-hoop ring, with five brilliants 
 ? 38 Another, similar 
 ’39 Another, similar 
 ’40 Another, with five larger brilliants 
 ’41 Another, with five smaller brilliants 
 '42 A half-hoop ring, with three brilliants 
 43 A ditto 
 
 144 Another, with three smaller brilliants 
 
 BRACELETS. 
 
 l/.*£■* 
 
 45 A gold bracelet, of open design, with three opals and brilliants 
 
 46 A Gold Band Bracelet, with thirteen alternate sapphires and 
 
 brilliants 
 
 47 Another, with eleven pearls and diamond sparks 
 
 48 Another, with a double row of alternate pearls and brilliants 
 
 49 A gold band bracelet, with seventeen alternate rubies and brj^iautS^^ 
 
 
24 
 
 BROOCHES. 
 
 
 750 
 # 751 
 
 /#, /O, * 752 
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 <t/A 0,o 754 
 
 2,0,‘S 755 
 J&. 0~7~* 756 
 
 A Turquoise and Brilliant Brooch, formed as a rising sun £ 
 
 A Brilliant Brooch, formed as two interlaced hearts ^ > 
 
 Another, as a frog on a bar, playing the guitar * 
 
 A Brooch, formed as a loop of brilliants, with black pearl centre v v 
 
 Another, formed as a scimitar of brilliants intersecting a brilliant^, 
 crescent 
 
 A Half-Moon Brilliant Brooch 
 
 A Sapphire and Brilliant Brooch, formed as two interlaced 
 
 horse-shoes 
 
 /9' /O f o 757 A Half-Moon Brooch, formed as a double row of brilliant^ and ' 
 
 turquoises 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 London: Printed by Wm. Clowes & Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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