Strauss & co - 18 November 2019, Cape Town

328 325 326 327 325 AWilliam IV silver claret jug, The Barnards, London, 1833 the baluster lobed body with stiff-leaf decoration, the neck applied with vines and grapes, the hinged cover applied with a grape-and-foliate finial, with branch form handle applied with foliage and grapes, raised on a stepped circular socle and foot moulded with leaf gadrooned and conforming borders, scratch weight 30’14, 29,3cm high, 935g R  -   326 A Victorian silver and blue- glass covered sugar basket, The Barnards, London, 1843 the lattice-work frame applied with a leaf- and-berry garland, raised on four acanthus-headed scroll feet, the cover surmounted with a later flowerhead finial, blue glass liners, minor chip, scratch weights 19”11, stamped 228, 12,5cm high, 595g all in R  -   327 A pair of silver-plated Judaica candlesticks, late 19th century each with detachable drip pan, the urn-shaped sconce above a double baluster column, set on a circular moulded spreading foot moulded with acanthus leaves and c-scrolls, loaded, one candlestick damaged, 37cm high (2) R  -   This lot appears in photographs of Harcroft, Cape Town, during Charles and Muriel Rycroft’s occupancy post 1951 328 AWilliam III Britannia standard silver covered tankard, Jno. Smithsend, London, 1699 later chased with a figural scene of an inn, enclosed by c-scrolls flanked to the left by a vacant cartouche enclosed by c-scrolls, plume-shaped thumbpiece, with scroll-shaped handle, the domed hinged cover enclosing a gilded interior, to a tapering reeded foot, restorations, alterations, 14,5cm high, 480g ; and an English electroplated covered tankard, the tapering cylindrical body raised on a stepped moulded circular foot inset with a glass liner, the c-scroll handle with a bifurcated thumbpiece and hinged domed cover, 21cm high (2) R  -   112