A late Victorian silver jewellery casket, of sarcophagus form, repousse and pierced in the rococo manner with masks and foliate scrolls, wood lined burgundy velvet interior, maker William Comyns & Sons, London 1898, 12″ wide, 5″ high, 31.8oz approx
Lot 270
Gardener Houlgate
Bath.
29/06/17
An art nouveau style Edwardian silver cased mantel clock, the case moulded with swags of flowers with a rose finial, the white enamelled dial with blue Arabic numeral chapter ring, the movement with gong strike, the case door bears marks for Comyns and Sons Ltd, 1901, 52 oz including movement, 28cm high
Roseberry’s
Lot 1486
28/06/17
A W Comyns silver and glass Bon Bon dish. London 1908. Height 7cm
Lot 246
Kingham and Orme,
Broadway
Worcs
17/06/17
A silver inkstand standing on four scroll feet with a perced gallery and two engraved ink bottles.
Inbottles bearing hallmarks for 1912
Inkstand bearing hallmarks for 1906
With a pen; the nib stamped G.W. Hughes, Birmingham
27.5cm wide x 17.5cm deep x 7cm high
Net weight(without bottles/pen) :26oz
J&S Auctions.
Banbury
Lot 219
16/06/17
A George V silver kidney shaped trinket box, having a pierced lid with central tortoiseshell panel, maker William Comyns, London 1912
Lacy Scott & Knight
Lot 245
03/06/17