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Annual Maine Summer Auction - August 22, 2016
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Early Silver
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18th c. American silver porringer by Samuel Casey , Newport, R.I.,[1724-1779], 7½" long; trefid spoon, circa 1700 by Laurence Coles, London; 18th c. hot water urn attributed to Robert & David Hennell, 21" tall; sterling tray, 1787 London by Richard Carter, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, 29" long; 18th c. teapot marked WCD, 1785, William Dempster or Wm. Davie; Russian silver creamer, 1836, assayed by Nikolam Dvbrovin; pair of sterling covered vegetable dishes with 1798 presentation worn marks by 18th century; four (4) bottle cruet set with 1777 silver holder by David Hennell, London; 18th c. silver tea caddy, 1782, attributed to Walter Brind; gravy boat by William Skeen, 1774; small Russian teapot with mark of Mikhail Sokolov, Moscow, 1894 with gold-washed interior, 6" tall; salver by Ebenezer Coker, 1761, 7" wide; 18th c. chocolate pot, 1734, Dublin; Loving Cup 1720, London, Richard Scarlett or Samuel Green; footed salver by John Robinson II, London, 1743, 10" tall; footed salver 1785 by John Schofield; salver by Joseph Steward II, London, 1779; pair of 7" candlesticks with Corinthian columns and ram heads; brandy sauce pan by Henry Chawner, London, 1786; two (2) Shakers by Thomas Spackman, 1716 and James Jennings, 1758; fish server by Chawner and Co., 1845; 28 pieces of Georg Jensen flatware; cobalt lined open basket by William Plummer, 1778, along with a mustard jar, 1808, London; cream pitcher by William Holmes, 1772, and a small beaker with Paris city marks, 1780; cheese scoop, 1822 by Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn and sugar tongs by Wm. Bateman, 1818; pair of ladles by Wm. Eley and Wm. Fearn, 1822; tray lot with 18th c. spoons, sugar shovels, etc., plus more.
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Important silver porringer by Samual Casey 1723-1773 |
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Estate sterling silver from the18th and 19th c mostly touchmarked |
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Marked WCD 1785 |
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Trefid spoon Lawrence coles 1700 |
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Russian creamer 1836 assayed by Nikolam Dvbrovin |
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Hot water urn attributed to Robert and David Hennell 1795 |
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David Hennell 1777 |
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Sterling covered vegetable dishes 1798 |
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Sterling tray -Richard Carter Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp 1787 (29in long) |
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Attributed to Walter Brind 1782 |
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William Skeen 1774 |
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Mark of Mikhail Sokolov Moscow 1984 |
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Ebenezer Coker 1761 |
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Dublin 1734 |
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Richard Scarlett or Samuel Green 1720 |
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1743 John Robinson II 10in.dia |
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John Scofield 1785 |
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Joseph Steward II 1779 (6in.) |
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Sterling with ram heads 7in tall |
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Henry Chawner 1786 |
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Unmarked salver |
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Thomas Spackman 1716 and James Jennings 1758 |
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Chawner and co. 1845 |
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Georg Jensen |
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William Plummer 1772 and London 1808 mustard |
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z William Holmes 1772 creamer and beaker with Paris mark |
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Wm Eley and Wm Fearn 1822 cheese scoop -William Bateman tongs 1818 |
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Early lot with 18th c spoons etc |
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Pr by Wm Eley and Wm Fearn 1822 |
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Sterling lot |
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Bruce Gamage, Jr.
Antique Estate Auctioneer, Maine License #AR480
467 Main Street, Rockland, ME 04841
Tel: 207-594-4963 
Fax: 207-594-0674
email: bgamage@midcoast.com
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