SALE OF SILVERWARE FLAT OF MADAME P MONACO

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An engraved and chased 950 thousandths silver tea service comprising a teapot, a milk jug and a sugar bowl. Richly ornamented with laurel friezes and water leaves, the sides figured "PR" in a cartouche. Marked Minerve 1st title and master-goldsmith: Charles Hack and Achille Hourdequin. Inscribed on 12 November 1884 and crossed out on 4 June 1902 at 42 rue de Turbigo, Paris. Height: 10 to 20 cm Accident to a fretel (fretel to be re-welded) Gross weight: 1010g

*Tea service in silver 950 thousandth including a teapot, a sugar bowl with handles and a milk jug. The guilloché base is decorated with semis of trefoils alternating with friezes of pearls. The sides are figured in cartouches. Fretel in toupies. Marked Minerve 1st title and master goldsmith's mark Debain Edouard and Flamant Louis-Frédéric 1864-1874, 140 rue du Temple, Paris. Gross weight: 1320g Bumps

A large openwork and chased silver cake basket resting on 4 feet with masked head attachments. The carved body decorated with foliage and rocaille scrolls, the wing and handle decorated with vine branches. The plain base is chased with a large cartouche bearing the Frazer arms (most likely Hugh Mackenzie Fraser (1703-1770)). Mobile handle with engraved silene head attachments. London, 1754-1755 and hallmarked Edward Aldridge and John Stamper (masters in 1753) 26 x 37 x 30 cm Weight: 1665g Minor accidents, soldering and small chips

Gilt-edged gadroon dinner service including : 4 ice serving spoons 20 dessert spoons 20 dessert forks 20 dessert knives 1 sprinkling spoon, 1 grape scissors, 1 punch spoon 20 teaspoons England, London, lion passant, leopard's head, letter date "K" probably circa 1885 and master gilder "FE" for Frederick Elkington. Swan hallmark In a very fine wood and brass case stamped "Lowe and Sons, Chester". The spatulas are numbered. Total weight: 4852g Used condition, wear to the gilding.

A silver and vermeil tea/coffee set with incised and repoussé decoration of foliage, shells and clasps. The spouts are decorated with a rooster's head. Fretels with bud. England, London, hallmark with lion passant, date letter "K" and "M" probably 1805-1807, hallmark master silversmith "WP", William Pitts Heights: 12 to 26 cm Gross weight: 3225g

ASPREY London A large gilt-ware trophy with Greek handles. The circular base chased with a frieze of large water leaves. The bowl decorated in repoussé with laurel leaves and the profile of George III in a cartouche. The rim of the bowl decorated with a large frieze of vine shoots. The chased dome lid with reserved scale motifs. Fretel with acorn. The inside is decorated with vermeil. Marked with a lion passant, leopard's head, goldsmith's hallmark and date letter "G", London 1805-1806 for the lid, the rest 1802-1803. On a truncated wooden pedestal with the mark. Height: 40 cm Width : 31 cm Weight : 2635g

Large 875 thousandths silver samovar (84 zolotniks), chased and embellished with a baluster body with pinched sides adorned with a rolled leather cartouche numbered "MP". Scrolled side handles. Removable lid decorated with friezes of shells and flowers. Mother-of-pearl fretel with flower decoration. Four-legged base decorated with friezes of shells, flowers and acanthus leaves. Tap with mother-of-pearl handle. Gilt interior. Russia, 1850, maker's hallmark AK. Height : 51 cm Width: 44 cm Gross weight : 5620 g Used scratches, sunken tap.

Chased silver tea/coffee set with floral decoration including a teapot, a coffee pot, a milk jug and a sugar bowl with handles. Fretels decorated with flowers in full bloom. The inside is in vermeil. London, lion passant, leopard head hallmark, mid 19th century, and master silversmith's hallmark: Edward, Edward Jnr, John and W. Barnard. Heights: 12 to 23 cm Gross weight: 2558g Minor dents

950 thousandths silver set of 12 large forks, 12 large spoons, 12 large knives (steel blade), 12 dessert knives (steel blade), 12 dessert spoons, 12 dessert forks, a ladle and 1 serving scoop. Minerve hallmark 1st title and "S&Fils" master goldsmith hallmark. Gross weight: 4530g In presentation cases

Very important silver platter 875 thousandths (84 zolotniks) of form chantournée with edge contour of nets, engraved of foliages. Leafy handles. The plain base of the tray is chased with a shield centred on a grapevine surmounted by a helmet on which is perched a bird holding a bunch of grapes in its beak. Russian work, St Petersburg, 1864, master assayer hallmark "AM" probably Aleksandr Nikolaevich Mitin and master silversmith "NP". Weight: 5270g 54 x 82 cm Minor dents

Chased 950 thousandths silver vegetable dish with rocaille decoration of jagged branches. Lateral handles and fretel of the lid decorated with rocaille foliage. The lid is engraved "CC". Marked Minerve 1st title and master goldsmith mark of Jean Marce, 1880/1893 15 x 31 cm Weight : 1375g

Set of 12 spoons and 11 forks in 950 thousandths silver, filet-contour model. Figures on the spatulas. Minerve hallmark 1st title and master goldsmith's hallmark "FL". Weight: 1735g In a case

Bottle bucket and ice cube bucket in silver, 800 thousandths, decorated with acanthus leaf foliage and bouquets of flowers on a plain ground. The handles have wolf heads holding a ring. Foreign work, probably English, Indication 800 Heights : 16 and 23 cm Weight : 1935g

*Large rectangular silver tray with handles, moulded and chased with foliate scrolls. Engraved inscription "Presented by the members of the Board of Management of the London Mendicity Society. Captain D.C Medley M.V.O on his retirement in 1953, after 33 years of devoted service as Secretary of the Society in grateful recognition and appreciation and as a token of their esteem". England, Sheffield, Lion passant, and letter date "Q 39 x 63 cm Weight : 2750g Tray presented to Captain David Charles Medley in recognition of his service as Secretary of the London Mendicity Society. Founded in 1818 to put an end to begging in London, the Society for the Suppression of Mendicity was intended to offer charity in London's underprivileged districts. After falling into disuse for a time, it made a triumphant reappearance in The Times on 19 July 1919 as the London Mendicity Society, with the King as its patron. An article in The Times on 29 June 1959 invited members to dissolve the Society. Last photo, Captain David Charles Medley.

Tea/coffee set in silver 950 thousandths with a plain base comprising a coffee pot, a teapot, a sugar bowl and a milk jug. Legs, spouts and handles decorated with knotted fillets. Fretels with acorns. Gilt inside. Hallmarked Minerve 1st title, hallmarked master-goldsmith "AL" with a crescent moon for Aristide Leclerc. Heights : from 16 to 27 cm Gross weight: 1440g Minor wear

PUIFORCAT, Paris Exceptional covered vegetable dish and cover in 950 thousandths silver, round form with incised and engraved decoration of friezes of ovals, lambrequins, the ears with moving foliage. The lid is topped with a fretel in the shape of a leafy cabbage and bean pods. The frame is decorated in the same way as the lid. Marked Minerve 1st title. Signed under the base Size of vegetable dish: 18 x 30 cm Diameter of frame: 30 cm Total weight : 2915 g

A silver tripod circular tray with openwork wing and incised decoration of foliate scrolls and friezes of oves in the basin. London, lion passant, leopard's head, letter date "O" probably circa 1769 and master silversmith "IC". Diameter : 35 cm Weight : 1220g

Chased and repoussé silver tea service comprising a teapot, 8 cups and an oval serving tray with enamelled decoration of sinister scenes (cranes and deer) embellished with coral and turquoise cabochons. Foreign work, China for the European market. Heights: 5 and 22 cm Tray: 37 x 26 cm Gross weight: 1425g Minor chips Missing cabochon on the teapot

*BOULENGER Set of 950 thousandths silver cutlery decorated with foliate scrolls, horns of plenty and palmettes, comprising: 12 large place settings, 12 dessert sets, 12 teaspoons. Goldsmith's hallmark, Minerve hallmark 1st title. Approximate weight: 3730 g

Chased silver dinner service with rich decoration of shells and palmettes comprising : 12 large forks 1300g 12 large spoons 1285g 12 large forged silver knives (steel blades) 1440g 7 dessert forks + 3 larger forks 670g 12 dessert spoons 890g 12 filled silver dessert knives (steel blades) 880g 11 dessert forks 510g 12 dessert knives 800g 11 small spoons 330g 1 small ladle 88g 1 ragout spoon 195g Figured. London, lion passant, leopard's head, date letter "M" and "E" and MF goldsmith's hallmark, circa 1860-70 Gross weight: 8380g

Soup tureen and its frame in silver 915 thousandths decorated with fillets and handles decorated with grains. The frame is decorated with fillets and palmettes. Spain, star hallmark and "ME" master goldsmith hallmark Dormant diameter: 30 cm Soup tureen: 10 x 25 x 25 cm Weight : 1645g

*Set of 12 place settings (24 pieces) in 950 thousandths silver decorated with acanthus leaves and lines of pearls. Figured spatulas. Hallmarks Minerve 1st title and master goldsmith hallmark "PDR". Weight : 1995 g In a damaged antique case Scratches from use

FRAY and Son Set of one oblong and two round silver dishes 950 thousandths with contoured edges, moulded with fillets decorated with acanthus leaves and shells. The wings are engraved "CC". Marked Minerve 1st title and Fray et Fils goldsmith's hallmark. Weight: 3120 g Dimensions of the oval dish: 31.5 x 47 cm Diameters of the round dishes: 31.5 and 31 cm Used condition, scratches and minor dents

*Twelve pieces of silver flatware (24 pieces). Numbered. Marked Minerve and Vieillard 18th - 19th century Weight : 1480g

Set of 950 thousandths silver cutlery comprising 6 forks and 6 spoons of the filet-contour design. Spatulas engraved with the coat of arms of the alliance under a count's crown. Marked Minerve 1st title and hallmark of master goldsmith E. MAITREAU. Weight: 1120g Worn

Set of 18 large forks and 18 large spoons in silver 950 thousandths. 12 forks and 12 fish knives. Figured spatulas. Minerve hallmark 1st title and master goldsmith's hallmark "DR Paris". Weight : 4170g In case.

Set of 12 forks and 11 spoons in 950 thousandths chased silver decorated with a medallion and engraved "BJ". Minerve hallmark, 1st title, master goldsmith's hallmark. Weight: 1855g In a case wear

A large circular dish and an oblong bowl on a pedestal in silver with a plain base. The wings are chased and repoussé decorated with fruit, bogues and foliage. Weight of dish : 2390g - Weight of bowl : 1005g Total weight : 3395g Diameter of dish: 60 cm Bowl : 11 x 38 x 34 cm Small crack around the rim of the bowl