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English silver dinner service including : - 12 flat forks wi…
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Lot 78
Estimate: 2 500 € - 3 500 €
Sale date : 30/11/2025 à 14h00
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Silver and goldware
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English silver dinner service including : - 12 flat forks with engraved griffin design. Hallmarks: Silver, London, (x4) 1828, Adey Bellamy Savory (ABS) and (x2) 1835, (x3) 1840 and (x3) 1842, John James Whiting (JW). Weight: 935.02 g. - 12 plain dessert forks with engraved griffin design. Hallmarks: Silver, London, (x7) 1828, Adey Bellamy Savory (ABS) and (x5) 1842, John James Whiting (JW). Weight: 523.72 g. - 11 small spoons, uniplat model, engraved with a griffin. Marked : Silver, London, (x5) 1838 (GRC), (x4) 1828, Adey Bellamy Savory (ABS), (x2) 1835, John James Whiting (JW). Weight: 304.52 g. - 2 plain serving spoons with engraved griffin decoration. Hallmarks: Silver, London, (x2) 1828, Adey Bellamy Savory (ABS), Weight: 144.17 g. - 12 spoons, 5 of which are of the contour filet design, monogrammed F, and 7 engraved with a griffin. Marked: Silver, London, (x5) 1792, Peter & Ann Bateman (PBAB), (x2) 1804 and (x1) 1806, Richard Crossley (RC), (x4) 1842, John James Whiting (JW). Weight: 841.51 g. - 12 dessert spoons, plain model with engraved griffin decoration. Marked : Silver, London, (x7) 1842, John James Whiting (JW), (x2) 1828 Adey Bellamy Savory (ABS) and (x3) 1835, Benjamin Smith II (BS). Weight: 543 g. - 12 teaspoons decorated with an apostle (1 broken). Marks : Silver, Sheffield, (x12) 1888, James Deakin & Sons - John & William Deakin (JDWD). Weight : 197,05 g. - A pair of sugar tongs decorated with an apostle. Hallmarks: Silver, Sheffield, 1888, James Deakin & Sons - John & William Deakin (JDWD). Weight: 26.03 g. - 11 coffee spoons. Marked: Silver, London, (x5) 1902 and (x6) 1903. Weight : 153,42 g. Total weight: 3668.44 g. Also included: - 4 fruit knives, blade engraved with foliate scrolls and bunches of grapes. Silver blade and ferrule, mother-of-pearl handle. Marks : Silver, Sheffield, (x2) 1896 and (x2) 1906. Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall - Martin, Hall & Co (RMEH). PB: 141.63 g. - 4 oyster forks, silver head and ferrule and mother-of-pearl handle. Marked: Silver, Sheffield, (x1) 1905 and (x3) 1906. Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall - Martin, Hall & Co (RMEH). PB: 99.95 g. Attached: - EPNS. 6 silver-plated fish forks. Hallmark: silver, Sheffield, 1904. - 3 silver plated fish forks with mother of pearl handles. Hallmark: silver, Sheffield. - 10 fish knives, (x6) the blade engraved with foliate flowers and (x4) the handle in mother-of-pearl. Hallmark: silver, Sheffield. - English silver plated sugar tongs and two mustard spoons. Marked WH&S. - 3 silver plated dessert forks. Provenance: This English silver menagère has been in daily use by various branches of the Campbell family since the second half of the 18th century. In the 19th and 20th centuries the family consisted of Col. Charles Campbell and his two sisters. Col. Campbell was aide-de-camp to George V; his wife, Mary de Teck, entrusted him with their two sons, the future Edward VIII and George VI, and wrote to him: "that they had both taken great pleasure in seeing them begin to assume their public duties" under his direction. (Handwritten letter, 26 May 1920, on Buckingham Palace letterhead).
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