Lot 38 | Decorative Art
Fine Furniture and Effects Featuring Private Estates Apr 2023 | Wilkinsons Auctioneers Doncaster

Lot 38

A Silver Candle Snuffer, Hip Flask, Trinket Pot and oval stand with circular aperture. The small conical snuffer mounted on a twisted handle, with Vincent Ashworth maker’s initials and London hallmarks for 1994. The hip flasked with Sheffield hallmarks for 1904 and G & J W Hawksley maker’s punch. The round trinket pot by W J Myatt & Co. hallmarked Birmingham 1919 having a slightly-domed hinged lid bordered with a daisy chain opening to reveal a shell pink silk lined interior with ruched sides, and raised on four small legs. A stand having an oval base centred by a circular aperture with extended lug handles either side, stamped GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS COMPANY 112 REGENT STREET W. and number 551 with London assay marks for 1908 and maker’s punch. Approx 243 g inclusive.

Sold for: £140

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A Silver Candle Snuffer, Hip Flask, Trinket Pot and oval stand with circular aperture. The small conical snuffer mounted on a twisted handle, with Vincent Ashworth maker’s initials and London hallmarks for 1994. The hip flasked with Sheffield hallmarks for 1904 and G & J W Hawksley maker’s punch. The round trinket pot by W J Myatt & Co. hallmarked Birmingham 1919 having a slightly-domed hinged lid bordered with a daisy chain opening to reveal a shell pink silk lined interior with ruched sides, and raised on four small legs. A stand having an oval base centred by a circular aperture with extended lug handles either side, stamped GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS COMPANY 112 REGENT STREET W. and number 551 with London assay marks for 1908 and maker’s punch. Approx 243 g inclusive.