A GROUP OF EDWARDIAN AND LATER SILVER. comprising an Edwardi...
Hammer
£140
A GROUP OF EDWARDIAN AND LATER SILVER. comprising an Edwardian silver-mounted cut glass inkwell on a pierced silver stand, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1908, the stand of lozenge form with a pierced rim, raised on four compressed bun feet; together with a George V silver mounted ink blotter with engine-turned decoration, monogram engraved to the handle; a silver propelling pencil of reeded form with a hardstone terminal, signed Mosley London; a George V silver mounted mother-of-pearl dip pen, Birmingham 1911; and two silver cased pocket watches, each with white enamel dials and marked .800. (6) Inkstand 26cm wide, weighable silver 4.6 troy ounces gross
Hammer
£140
A GROUP OF EDWARDIAN AND LATER SILVER. comprising an Edwardian silver-mounted cut glass inkwell on a pierced silver stand, by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1908, the stand of lozenge form with a pierced rim, raised on four compressed bun feet; together with a George V silver mounted ink blotter with engine-turned decoration, monogram engraved to the handle; a silver propelling pencil of reeded form with a hardstone terminal, signed Mosley London; a George V silver mounted mother-of-pearl dip pen, Birmingham 1911; and two silver cased pocket watches, each with white enamel dials and marked .800. (6) Inkstand 26cm wide, weighable silver 4.6 troy ounces gross
