Newcastle Silver
1759 -1884
(Selected Pieces Only)
1751, Pap Boat
Robert Makepeace
Of typical form, marked on body
4½ in. (11 cm.) wide
2 oz. (66 gr.)
Provenance
The Collection of King George I of the Hellenes
Christie's London. 24 January 2007 lot 99
1751, Beaker
John Langlands
the tapering circular section beaker with a spreading foot and incised lines - 9.2cm. (3 5/8in.) high, 5oz.
Provenance
Christie's London. 26 November 2003 lot 446
1751, Salver
Isaac Cookson
Large English salver on three paw feet with richly relieved rim, heraldic engraving and motto "Deus Agit Causam",
engraving rubbed, slight scratches, restored.
1546g, Ø 37.5cm, engraving rubbed, slight scratches, restored
Provenance
Auktionshaus Kendzia. 3 September 2021. lot 1439
1752, Salver
James Kirkup
Shaped circular and on three paw feet, with shell and foliage scroll border, flat-chased with flowers and scrolls and rural vignettes, later engraved with the Somerset arms, marked underneath
13 in. (33.2 cm.) diam.
33 oz. 14 dwt. (1,048 gr.)
The arms are those of Somerset impaling Wellesley for Lord FitzRoy Somerset G.C.B. (1788-1855), 1st Baron Raglan and his wife.
Provenance
Collection of the Marquesses of Londonderry
Christie's London. 22 May 2014 lot 175
1752, Mug
Isaac Cookson
Plain conventional form with an applied reeded girdle, terminating in a flared base, later engraved with script initials below a crest.
Dimensions: 15cm high, 17.35ozt Auction
Condition report:
Hallmarks underneath clear, maker's mark stuck on handles as well.
Colour: bright as surface polished.
Handle pushed back into main body.
Dents visible from inside.
Provenance
Sworders, Essex. 14 September 2021 lot 327
1752, Salver
Isaac Cookson
Original Arms With A Floral Cartouche, rubbed.
Diameter : 13 3/4" Weight : approx 42 ozt
Provenance
Anderson & Garland, Newcastle. 2021
Jack Shaw Silver, Ilkley, Yorkshire 2021
1752, Saucepan
Isaac Cookson
the pear shaped body with a beak-form spout and engraved with initials E*W, with a part turned wood handle - 23.5cm. (9¼in.) long, 10oz gross.
Provenance
Christie's London. 16 April 2002 lot 152
1752, Sauceboat
Isaac Cookson
A George II silver sauce boat, Isaac Cookson, Newcastle 1752, of typical form with scalloped border, acanthus capped scroll handle and three shell-capped pad feet,
16cm long, weight 7.77ozt
Provenance
Trevanion Auctioneers, Whitchurch. 20 October 2021 lot 18
1753, Sauceboat
Isaac Cookson
Of very heavy gauge, with gadroon rim and applied shell below lip, on three cast rococo feet, the cast handle decorated with rocaille 'C' scrolls terminating in an eagle's head, engraved to one side with a small demi-lion rampant crest within a rococo cartouche
7 5/16 in. (18.6 cm.) high, 8 in. (20.3 cm.) long
25 oz. (777 gm.)
Provenance
Christie's London. 30 June 2015 lot 267
1753, Dolphin Sauceboats
Robert Makepeace
Scalloped edge with incurving sea creature handles and shell and hoof feet.
19oz. (2)
Provenance
Christie's London. 16 June 2004 lot 589
1753, Mug
John Langlands
Of baluster shape with a spreading foot and a scroll handle, scratched with the initials "RR" underneath.
4" (10 cms) high; 5.95 oz
Provenance
Lawrences of Crewkerne, 18 January 2022 lot 290
1754, Dolphin Sauceboat
Robert Makepeace
The body with cut shaped rim, fitted stylized dolphin handle with engraved initials "I.I." to finial, the body engraved with a crest of an armoured helmet below hand grasping scimitar, raised on shell and hoof feet.
Length 17.6cms; Height 10.6cm; Weight 9.2oz.
Provenance
Anderson & Garland, Newcastle. 8 June 2021 lot 148
AC Silver Newcastle 2022
1754, Tankard
Langlands and Goodrick
the slightly tapering circular section tankard with a central band and a spreading base, the domed cover with a scroll thumbpiece, the S scroll handle with a shell terminal engraved with initials, later engraved with a crest and motto, marked near rim, on top of cover and handle - 17.5cm. (7in.) high, 23.5oz. (730gr.)
Provenance
Christie's London. 11 June 2003 lot 492
1754, Sauceboats
Isaac Cookson
A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SAUCEBOATS, by Isaac Cookson, Newcastle 1754, of oval form, raised on three anthemion-capped legs, the scrolling handle with leaf-form thumbpiece, each engraved with initials.
18cm long, 19.1 troy ounces
Provenance
Elstob & Elstob, Yorkshire. 16 January 2021 lot 85
1754, Mug
Langlands & Goodrick
Baluster on spreading circular foot, the center later engraved with a cartouche mantled by foliage; the double c-scroll handle, engraved with initials M*T, with heart-shape terminal, marked under base and with maker's mark on the handle.
5½in. (14cm.) high; 14oz.
Provenance
Christie's New York. 23 October 2000 lot 254
1755, Sauceboat
John Kirkup
On three hoof supports terminating in foliage and with leaf-capped scroll handle, crested; also another George II example, maker's mark only HG, untraced, the hoof supports terminating in stylised fleur-de-lys; and a smaller George II example, maker's mark rubbed, possibly that of Henry Morris, London, 1756
25.5 oz. (791 gr.) (3)
Provenance
Christie's London. 12 January 2010 lot 23
1756, Salver
John Kirkup
With scroll and shell border and standing on three claw feet, the ground part-chased with stylised foliage and engraved with an armorial - 18.5cm, (7¼in.) 9 ozs.
Provenance
Christie's London. 3 December 2002 lot 88
1756, Coffee Pot
William Partis
Of baluster form upon a circular foot with reeded edge, the shell capped curved spout with a moulded junction with a shell drop opposite a wooden C scroll handle pinned to scroll sockets with an upper shell junction. The hinged double domed lid surmounted with a pyriform finial. The body with embossed decoration of flower heads and rocaille scrolls, the lid with similar embossing. Fully marked to the side, the lid unmarked.
Height – 21 cm / 8.25 inches
Weight – 518 grams / 16.65 ozt
Provenance
Chiswick Auctions, London. 20 October 2021 lot 693
1757, Tankard
John Langlands
Tapering sides and spreading base, domed cover, with engraved rococo coat of arms above a narrow applied girdle, handle terminating in a heart motif.
7½ in. high (19 cm.)
24.25 (764 gm.)
Provenance
Christie's London. 5 February 2013 lot 110
1757, Tankard
John Langlands
the tapering circular section tankard with a central band, the hinged lid with a scroll thumbpiece, the scroll handle engraved with initials - 17.5cm (6 7/8in), 20oz.
Provenance
Christie's London. 19 February 2002 lot 121
1757, Tankard
John Langlands
Of tapering cylindrical form with ribbed girdle and engraved initials ESA, the domed cover with Onslow pattern thumbpiece, the scroll handle terminating in heart-shaped escutcheon
6 5/8 in. (16.8 cm.)
20½ oz. (635.5 gm.)
Provenance
Christie's London. 28 February 2012 lot 43
1757, Tankards
John Langlands
With a narrow applied girdle, the domed cover with shaped chair-back thumbpiece, the scroll handle with chased shell terminal, gilt interior
8 7/8 in. (22.7 cm.) high
29 oz. (899 gr.)
Provenance
J. H. Bourdon-Smith. September 1970
Christie's London. 30 November 2007 lot 140
1757, Mug
John Langlands
Plain baluster form, monogram to front,
5 1/8 in. high (13 cm.
Provenance
Christie's London. 15 January 2008 lot 224
1757, Mug
John Langlands
Of baluster form with narrow applied girdle below engraved foliated script initials, "EMSC", on spreading foot, the handle, struck with maker's mark, terminating in a heart-shaped motif, 6½ in. high (16.8 cm.), 21.5 oz.
Provenance
Christie's London. 28 November 2006 lot 635
1757, Tankard
John Langlands
Tapering cylindrical on molded foot, body with applied mid-band, double-domed hinged cover with pierced thumbpiece, handle with heart-shaped terminal and engraved with monogram W*B, body with mid-band, marked on body, cover and handle
6½ in. (16.5 cm.) high; 21 oz. (653 gr.)
Provenance
Christie's New York. 22 May 2008 lot 205
1757, Coffee Pot
John Langlands
A tapering body, a spreading circular foot and a double-domed cover with a knop finial, engraved on the side with a crest & motto "PRIES MORT QUAM FIDEM FAINERE".
7.75" (19.7 cms) high; 15.85 oz
Provenance
Lawrences Auctions, Crewkerne. 20 April 2021 lot 206
1757, Coffee Pot
John Langlands
The sides chased with flowers foliage and "C" scrolls, one side with rococo cartouche later engraved with initials MC, the leaf-capped spout terminating at the body in rocaille, artichoke finial
10 7/8 in. (27.7 cm.) high
29 oz. (899 gr.)
Provenance
Christie's London. 20 January 2010
1757, Tankard
James Kirkup
Baluster, on short base with rocaille band, the lower body repouss and chased with flowers, scrolls and rocaille beneath an applied girdle, the upper section similarly decorated and with a coat-of-arms and a later gift inscription dated 1860 within shaped cartouches, the tubular scroll handle with heart terminal and chased rocaille joins, the hinged domed cover with double loop and scroll thumbpiece, in a rectangular oak box, fully marked under base, maker's mark on handle and lion passant on lid
7.7/8in. (20cm.) high
28oz. (870gr.)
Provenance
Lambert & Rawlings, 12 Coventry Street, London
Christie's New York. 15 December 1999 lot 309
1757, Sauceboat
James Kirkup
Deep oval, on three scroll and pad supports, with partly wavy rim, with leaf capped multi-scroll handle--3in. (9.5cm.) high, 5oz.
Provenance
Christie's New York. 24 June 1999 lot 168
c.1758, Brandy Saucepan
John Langlands
Features a turned wooden handle, and plain silver body. The brandy saucepan is marked with a makers mark, town mark and sterling mark only.
4.25"(11cm) tall, by 6.5"(16.5cm) from handle to side, and weighs 3.5 troy ounces.
Provenance
I. Franks, London. 2021
1759, Mug
John Langlands
The tapering sides descending to a spreading circular foot, engraved to front with contemporary initials I*M
4½ in. (11.5 cm.) high
9 oz. (279 gr.)
Provenance
Christie's London. 16 December 2008 lot 286
1759, Sugar Bowl and Cover
John Langlands
Of inverted pear form, on a circular foot, the cover and body engraved with a crest, marked on base and cover
5 in. (12.7 cm.) diameter; 14 oz. (443 gr.)
Provenance
Christie's New York 21 October 2011 lot 134
1759, Two-handled Cup
John Langlands
Plain two-handled with mid-rib and spreading foot - 5¾ in.(14.5cm.) 13 oz.
Provenance
Christie's London.18 April 2007 lot 1589
1759, Salver
John Langlands
of shaped circular form with moulded rim and plain ground, on three hoof feet - 31cm. (12¼in.), 32.5oz.
Provenance
Christie's London. 11 June 2002 lot 152
1759, Tankard
Isaac Cookson
Of plain tapering form, the body with reeded bands and on spreading base, with shaped handle, engraved with text as a golf trophee, inscribed subscription: "Prize won by James B. Fortune, 1878", the emblem above with spreaded stork holding a branche and surrounded by a medallion shaped as a clasp inscribed: "Liverpool Golf Club"
15 cm. (6 in.) wide
marked underneath
536 gr.
Provenance
Christie's Amsterdam. 25 November 1997 lot 353
1759, Cup and Cover
John Langlands
1759, Tankard
John Langlands
1759, Mustard Pot
James Kirkup
Of cylindrical ‘drum’ form with moulded rims, the hinged disc lid with incised concentric circles raised by a pierced heart scroll thumbpiece leading to a C scroll handle. Spoon aperture cut to front of pot, the front engraved with a crest of a sun in splendour. Fully marked underneath, the lid unmarked.
Length – 9 cm / 3.5 inches; Weight – 112 grams / 3.6 ozt
Provenance
Chiswick Auctions, London. 31 March 2021 lot 351
1760, Mug
John Cook
A GEORGE III SILVER MUG, Newcastle, 1760, maker's mark of John Cook, baluster, on spreading circular foot, engraved with script initial, with tubular scroll handle--5¼in. (13.3cm.) high, 11oz.
Provenance
Christie's New York. 20 September 1991 lot 167
1770, Tumbler
John Jobson
1770, Sauceboat
Robert Pinkney
Engraved initials 'TW to IAM'
Provenance
AC Silver Newcastle 2024
1774 Tankard
John Langlands
Provenance
Sotheby's London April 1986
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1774, Sugar Basket
Francis Solomon
1774, Tankard
John Langlands
Slightly tapering body. Later engraved coat of arms within shield surrounded by ribbon.
Weight: 920 g
Provenance
Minster Auctions, Hertfordshire. 21 June 2023 Lot 61
1776, American Declaration of Independence
1776, Kitchen Pepper
John Langlands
1781 Soup Tureens
Langlands & Robertson
Provenance
Sotheby's London. 18 February 1999 lot 175
1782 Tea Caddy
Langlands & Robertson
Provenance
Sotheby's London November 1995.
1784, Buckles
John Mitchison
1787 Tankard
John Mitchison
Provenance
Sotheby's 6 November 1997 Lot 128
1788 Sauce Tureen
Langlands & Robertson
Provenance
Sotheby's London April 1988.
1799 Beginning of the Napoleonic Wars
1800, Spurs
John Robertson
1801, Salver
John Walton
1811 Beginning of the Regency Era
1811, Cup
Dorothy Langlands
1815 End of the Napoleonic Wars
1820 End of the Regency Era
1821, Coasters
Lewis and Wright
1823, Coasters
Lewis and Wright
Provenance
AC Silver Newcastle. 2022
.Diameter: 14.2 cm (5.6")
Height: 4.7 cm (1.8")
Internal diameter of base: 11.7 cm (4.7")
1825, Stockton and Darlington Steam Railway opens
1837 Beginning of the Victorian Era
The Last Five Years of the Newcastle Hallmark - 1879 to 1884
1879, Spoon
Christian John Reid
1881, Spoon
Christian John Reid
Ebay February 2024
Length: 22 cm
Width: 7 cm
Weight: 72.2g