JSM Siler Collection

Lot 174
Wooley and Wallis
23/01/17

An Edwardian silver novelty pounce pot, formed as a watering can, arched handle, pierced top, 6.5cm high, William Comyns, London 1907; an Edwardian silver novelty miniature model, of the Coronation Chair, 5.5cm high, Saunders & Shepherd, London 1901; a filigree miniature ewer; an articulated fish; etc

Bamfords
Lot 832
18/01/17

An Edwardian solid silver jewellery box of very large proportions in the form of a Georgian side table with serpentine edges, scrolling motifs standing on four ornate cabriole legs and fully hallmarked for London 1902 by fine silversmiths William Comyns.

The lid opens to reveal a lined interior which has a metal plate to the base for stability.

Measures 26cms across by 16.5cms and stands 14cms.

Fine quality with a silver weight of approx 835g and gross weight of 980g.

Ebay
08/01/18

A large late Victorian silver mounted steel boot hook, the handle in the form of a woman and three putti, London 1886 by William Comyns, 29cm long overall

Mendip Auctions
Lot 762
9/12/17

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY “CORONATION THRONE” PIN CUSHION, maker William Comyns, London 1902, 2 3/4″ high

Lot 187
Hartley’s
28/11/17

An Edwardian sterling silver and hand painted porcelain letter wax seal. Hallmarked London 1904 by William Comyns & Sons.

Length 11 cm.

Ebay
19/11/17

A SILVER, TORTOISESHELL AND MOTHER OF PEARL MOUNTED TIMEPIECE,
of arched design, the tortoiseshell front with columnar mother of pearl inset border, and mother of pearl circular dial, on ball feet by Charles & Richard Comyns, London 1920, 18.5cm high

Mallams
Lot 325
15/11/17

A George V antique sterling silver table bell, London 1910
by William Comyns & Sons
In the 18th century style, with a panelled body ornamented with husks and swags, a silver knocker inside. Inscribed underneath ‘G.M &R .C.M 1887-1912’. Marked to the side and part marked to the knocker.
Height – 11 cm / 4.25 inches
Weight – 220 grams / 7.07 ozt

Lot 398
Chiswick Auctions

A George V antique sterling silver tea or hot water urn, London 1911,
by William Comyns & Sons
In the George III style, of octagonal vase form upon a single pedestal square base upon four bracket feet. The reeded loop handles with acanthus junction, single spout with ivory turn key. Marked to the shoulder.
Height – 39.5 cm / 15.5 inches
Weight – 1376 grams / 44.24 ozt

Lot 376
Chiswick Auctions

An Edwardian silver mounted glass circular inkwell by William Comyns & Sons, London 1904, embossed with the cherub heads in clouds pattern, 7.5cm (3in) diameter

Dreweatts
11/10/17
Lot 9