An oval wickerwork basket decorated with grapevines, under border of flowerheads and scrollwork. On shaped stand. Maker Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co. Sheffield, 1864-1865. 925/1000. Size ca. 26 x 24 x 11,5 cm.

Rectangular with rounded corners and ribbed borders. The loose covers with reeded curled snake finial. On four bun feet. Teapot and milk jug, Johan Georg Meijer, Amsterdam, 1833, 1834. The sugar bowl of Fa. Bennewitz and Sons, Amsterdam, 1855. The tray, mocha pot and stand (burner element is missing). Fa. Reeser, The Hague, 1959. 925/1000. Size of tray ca. 47 x 31 cm.

Model Annabelle, nr. 233. Comprising: six fish knives and forks, six dessert knives, forks and spoons, six table knives forks and spoons, six small dessert forks and spoons, butter knife, two meat forks, two vegetable spoons, a potato spoon. gravy spoon and a soup ladle. Germany, maker Gebr. Reiner, Krumbach, 1973. 800/1000. Hereby six silverplated lobster forks (including original brochure of Reiner) In mint condition.

Circular, plain with reeded border on hinged cover (dents at bottom). Maker Jacob Hendrik Stellingwerf, Amsterdam, X=1806. D. ca. 12 cm.

Boat-shaped with beaded borders. Pierced with graduated ovals, flowers and scrollwork. With two open handles. Maker Pieter van Reidt, Amsterdam, H=1792. Size ca. 42 x 24 x 12,5 cm (incl. handles)

Rectangular with reeded borders above pierced gallery. With open handles. On four large ball feet. Maker Eagidius Adelaar, Amsterdam, 1816. 925/1000. Size ca. 62 x 40 cm.

Boat- shape with beaded borders and rams' heads and two cut glass pots with silver hinged covers and vase finials. On four leaf-shaped feet. The oval jars divided in twelve panels with reeded borders. Birmingham, Elkington & Co, 1911-1912. Size ca. 26 x 11,5 cm.

Amphora-form with high scrolled handle. Engraved with putti with dog and butterfly. Copenhagen, 1896. retailers'mark of P. Hertz. Assay master Simon Groth. H. ca. 31 cm.

An octagonal shape engraved with geometrical art deco pattern. With ivory handles and finials. The tray with reeded borders. Maker Sydney Hall & Co, Sheffield, 1936-1937, tray Viners' Ltd, Sheffield, 1958-1959. 925/1000. Size of the tray ca. 54 x 22,5 cm (incl. handles)

Navette shaped. Pierced arches under beaded border. Maker D.H. Weissich, Middelburg, 1819. Size ca. 9,5 x 4 cm.

Round vase with plain detachable bowl and C-scroll handles terminating in masks. Pierced with grapevines and centered with two wreaths surrounding a portrait of a man. The base with palmette and three claw feet. The spoon holder pierced with masks and horns of plenty on round plain base with four leaf-shaped feet. France. Maker Marc Jaquait, Paris, around 1800. 925/1000. H. ca. 26 cm.

A shaped rectangular model with sloping gadrooned border. On four foliage and claw feet. The holder with six cut glass flasks and two jars with silver covers. Maker Charles Thomas Fox, 1813-1814, London. 925/1000. (Tiny chips)

Urn-shaped, fluted with border of repeating flower heads. The hinged cover with vase finial. A wooden angular handle. On circular plain base. Maker Willem Arnoldus Wennink, Amsterdam, 1784. H. ca. 14 cm.

Cilindrical model pierced with pales in gallery-form. With plain domed, stepped hinged cover with cordband and S-scroll handle with thumb rest. Birmingham 1777, maker probably IT in rectangular. 925/1000. H. ca. 7,5 cm.

Embossed with a depiction of Hendrik Hooft, Mayor of Amsterdam between 1769 and 1787. Maker Dirk Goedhart, Amsterdam, 1782-1816. Size ca. 6 x 4,5 cm.

In vase-shape with borders of shells, acanthus leaves, sloping gadroons, the detachable domed cover pierced and with urn finial. On a hexagonal base. Maker A. Gaillard, Haarlem, possibly 1742 (almost illegible). Also struck with V for foreign works (1814-1893). H. ca. 18 cm.

A navette-shaped silver holder with blue glass liner. Pierced pales between beaded borders, on four claw and ball feet. Maker Staets van Mecklenburg, Amsterdam, Z=1784. Size ca. 8x 4 cm.

An urn vase model on square foot, pierced with scrolls. With blue glass liner. The body pierced with arched pales, below a scroll border. Two open angular handles. The hinged raised cover terminating in pine cone finial. Maker A. Marechal, 1798, Paris. 925/1000. H. ca. 15,5 cm.

In the form of a plain baluster caster, with molded rims and hinged cover with urn vase finial. England, maker T. J. & N Crewick, Sheffield, 1822-1823. 925/1000. H. ca. 17 cm.

Oval and richly engraved with borders, floral decoration, a quiver with a pair of doves. On the inside a few traces of gilt. Maker L. F T in diamond shape, around 1800. At the bottom a small defect. 925/1000. Size ca. 7.5 3,5 cm.

The cut-glass pots and jars with silver loose cover. Maker C.B = Charles Belk, London, around 1895. The red leather used for the inside drawer for jewellery and letter holder made by S. Woolfield, Glasgow. 925/1000.

A plain round model, gilt inside, with raised cover and pine cone finial, above circle of leaves and palmette decoration and a palmette border. Two open plain high handles with leaf terminals. Maker Jean Baptiste Odiot, Paris, 1819-1838. 925/1000. D. ca. 20 cm.

The cut glass panelled. Oval boat-shaped holder and with finely engraved band of flower-heads and foliage between strapwork decoration. An engraved monogram within laurel wreath. On four shaped feet. Containing two bottles, two casters and a mustard pot with small spoon of a different maker. Maker John Bold, London, 1800-1801. 925/1000. Size ca. 15 x 11 cm.

A plain tapered model with cut card decoration, with S-scroll wooden handle, on round base. The high dome hinged cover with urn finial and fluted thumb-piece. A coffee pot with beak spout, a round two-handled sugar bowl and a baluster cream jug. All with reeded rims. Maker Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield, 1973-1974. 925/1000. H. pot ca. 29 cm. In good condition.

Oval shaped and pierced with floral decoration under rim of flower heads and leafage, on four leaf feet. Two open handles with conforming decoration. Maker G. Wijland, Schoonhoven, 1977. 835/1000. Size ca. 29 x 16 cm.

A replica of a 17th century warship. On rectangular stepped base with cord edge. Maker R. Bron, Schoonhoven, from 1969. 835/1000. Base ca. 12 cm and H. ca. 26 cm.

A plain antique Dutch model in the shape of a shovel. Maker illegible, The Hague, N=1784. L. ca. 8 cm.

Oval shaped with scrolled edges. Richly decorated and pierced with foliage, flowers and fruits. On four leaf feet. Two open handles with conforming decoration. Maker Reeser, The Hague, 1960. 925/1000. Size ca 38 x 22 x 14 cm.

Fluted tapering column. The four scroll arms with urn- shaped sconces and detachable drip pans with beaded borders. On square stepped base. Maker Zaanlandse Zilversmederij, Amsterdam, 1963. 835/1000. H. ca. 35 cm.

Turned knobbed stem on circular shaped and high domed base. The detachable drip pans in flower form. Maker Josephus Franciscus van der Borcht, Antwerpen, 1762. H. ca. 25,5 cm.

Both the top and bottom are panelled. The hinged cover with finely engraved gold rims. H. ca. 7, 5 cm.

The holder spirally fluted, the base is no longer detachable but has been soldered together. The handle of the corkscrew (intact) with scrolls and putti on a matted background. Amsterdam, O= 1773. L. ca.

Oval shape with reeded rims and raised gallery, pierced into foliate and geometric decoration. With integrated kidney shaped handles. Inscription on the underside: "Ter gedachtenisse aan den 25 jaarige trouwdag van den Heere I.M. de Rieux met Vrouwe M.M.Pels gevierd den 28ste October 1808". With an engraving depicting the possible coat of arms of both families. Maker T.C. Moot, Koninkrijk Holland, Utrecht, 1807-1809. Size ca. 44 x 30 cm.

Engraved with decoration of birds in the sky, resting on branches and sitting on bamboo and chrysanthemums. The loose cover with stirrup finial. Around 1920. Possibly of a Chinese silversmith from Surabaya.

Rectangular empire model with rounded corners, reeded borders, wooden angular handle with hinged cover and curled snake finial. Comprising a coffeepot, teapot, cream jug, sugar bowl and a burner. Tray with reeded borders and integrated handles. 47 x 35 cm. Marked Artex Budapest, Hungary, second half of 20th century. 835/1000.

Thread pattern, comprising: twelve tablespoons and table forks, twelve table knives and twelve dessert knives, maker J.M. van Kempen & Sons, Voorschoten, 1933, eleven small fruit forks and twelve fruit knives, twelve small cake forks, a soup ladle, three vegetable spoons, a salad serving set and two smaller ladles. 835/1000.

A two-tiered centerpiece of shaped cut-glass dishes culminating in a trumpet vase. The stem of two intertwining branches and smaller branches with hanging fuchsias. On a shaped raised foot embossed with flowers and scrolls. Two engraved cartouches on both sides. The makers' mark illegible due to additional coating of silver that was applied at a later date. The original date; marked 1857 is legible. 835/1000. H. ca. 78 cm.

A thread pattern terminating in a curl. Maker Godert van Ijsseldijk, The Hague, L=1782.

Empire rectangular model with curved sides. The loose domed panelled cover rising to a finial in conforming form on rectangular raised base With inner lead weight. With inscription "Blijk van Hoogachting en Dankbaarheid aan den ridder J.D. Jansfen, 21 april 1835" Maker van den Toorn, The Hague, 1834. 835/1000.

Plain round with molded border. Dutch French Period, 1812. Maker in diamond shape JGBA. 925/1000. D. ca. 26 cm.

Plain oval with moulded rims. Dutch French Period, 1810-1813. Maker in diamond shape JGBA. 925/1000. Size ca.35 x 22 cm.

Oval shaped and pierced with floral decoration. Maker L. Marcelis, Voorschoten, 1965. 835/1000. Size ca. 43,5 x 27,5 x 18 cm (incl. handles)

A Louis XVth model embossed with floral decoration, on round foot. Germany, Augsburg maker Christian Drentwett II, P=1761-1763. H. ca. 20 cm.

A compressed plain bulbous form. With shaped rims with scroll work and flower heads. The domed covers with a finial of a sitting crossed legged Chinese gentleman. The spout of the teapot embossed with flowerheads and foliage. Maker Van der Ree Bros. Schoonhoven, 1920, the milk jug of a different maker Arnoldi & Wielick, Amsterdam, 1852-1863. 925/1000. (All items dented)

On either side pierced and engraved with fish surrounded by scrolls. The plain handle terminating in rocaille decoration. Maker Pieter Oosterman, Middelburg, K=1746. L. ca. 34 cm.

Oval shaped and pierced with floral decoration. Maker Zaanse zilversmeden, Amsterdam. 835/1000. Size ca. 39 x 22 cm.

Finely engraved. A round and a rectangular model. Maker Francois Simons, D under crown=1799. Size ca. 15x10 cm and D. ca. 13 cm.

Round with scalloped edges and pierced with diaper work and scrolls. On four curled feet. Maker Jan D. Pont, Amsterdam, I=1743.D. ca. 19,5 cm.

18th century, the fork and knife probably of a later date.

Oval with beaded and reeded borders above pierced arched gallery and pales. 0n oval base with reeded border. The swing handle also reeded. Maker illegible, Amsterdam, 1814. 835/1000. Size ca 33 x 22 x 12 cm.

Oval and finely engraved with smalll borders of strapwork. With monogram and a hinged cover opening at three quarter of the box. With inscription on the reverse of the cover. Maker Augustinus de Gilde, 1803. Also with retailers' mark of Diemont, Amsterdam and duty mark dolphin. Compare B.W. G. Wttewaal, "Nederlands klein zilver" , 2003, Abcoude, page 249, nr. 776, a plain similar model. Size ca. 13 x 7,5 cm.

Round, finely engraved with strapwork and scroll border. Gilt with inscription inside. Maker Francois Simons, the Hague, W= 1793. (Also struck with A under crown, used in 1794) and crowned O, duty hallmark 1807. D. ca. 13 cm.

Round plain with large beaded border, on four curled feet. Maker D. W. Rehtmeyer, Amsterdam, 1793. D. ca. 20 cm.

A Dutch plain model. Comprising twelve table knives, forks and spoons. Twelve dessert knives and twelve small spoons (no forks)., salad servers, three small meat forks, one vegetable serving spoon and a potato spoon. All knives with serrated edges. Maker Gerritsen and Sons, Zeist, 1982. 999/1000,

A plain tray with pleated sides and on four ball feet. On the tray two detachable square silver jars with domed hinged cover and glass liners. Maker J.M. van Kempen en Zn. Voorschoten, 1916. 835/1000. Size ca. 26 x 13,5 cm.

Hammered in Arts and Crafts style, (one with a dent).The wider round body terminating in tapered neck with scalloped edge and two open handles. England, maker Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd, London, 1909-1910. 925/1000. H. ca. 22 cm.

Rectangular plain with rounded corners. The cover finely engraved with a border of foliage. With flower head finial with leaves. Probably one of a set of three from a tea box. Amsterdam, the makers' mark of Martinus van Stapele, The Hague, struck twice, one time overstruck with the city hallmark of Amsterdam, Z=1784,. Also struck with crowned O, 1807 and V duty hallmark. 925/1000. Size ca. 8 x 5 cm.

A navette shaped empire brazier, remodelled to a dish. With reeded border above a pierced gallery of engraved foliage. On four slender high shaped feet. Maker Johannes Adrianus van der Toorn, The Hague, Kingdom of Holland, C = 1810. Size ca. 15,5 x 10, 5 x 10 cm.

Wih Russian cut-glass. The holder rectangular with curved sides and reeded borders, on four ball feet. The grip an open round handle terminating in a ball. Maker Pieter G. Pieterse, Amsterdam, 1826. 835/1000.

Oval plain and finely engraved with borders of strapwork and foliage. On the cover a C-scroll handle. With lock and key. Maker Martinus van Stapele, The Hague, end of 18th century. (hallmark illegible) Size ca. 13 x 8,5 x 9 cm.