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