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Welcome to our "recently acquired" section. Each month we upload several new items to the Paul Bennett website.
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German Wager Cup
This is a very grand German wager cup made circa 1880. The lady wears very elaborate clothing. The cup bears and 800 mark and is just under 14 inches tall. It weighs 21 ounces. Wager cups were traditionally used in marriage ceremonies for the bride and groom to drink from either end of the cup. £3250 A Novelty Pig Pepper
This Victorian pig pepper has a removable head for the insertion of pepper. The pepper comes out through holes in the pigs eyes and nostrils. The pig is very sweet and was made in London in 1879 by James Barclay Hennell. It is three inches long and bears marks underneath and on the head. £2950 Sabbath Candlesticks made 1932
These lovely Sabbath candlesticks were made in London in 1932 by M.S. They are 11 inches tall and weigh 10 ounces. They have an attractive swirling design. £550 Tall Sabbath Candlesticks made 1929
These beautiful tall Sabbath candlesticks were made in London in 1929. They are 16 inches tall and weigh 31 ounces. They are marked on the base and feature swirling patterns. £1,250 Hester Bateman George III Coffee Pot
This stunning George III coffee pot was made in London in 1781 by the renowned maker Hester Bateman. It has gadroon borders, a domed lid with a finial and a practical wooden handle. It is nearly 13 inches tall. £6,500 Wine Jug circa 1830
This is a pretty Old Sheffield wine jug which was made circa 1830 and is 12.5 inches tall. It has a grapes and vine border and finial, some engraving and a pretty handle with ivory joints. £480 Pair of 3 Light Candelabra
This stunning pair of three light candelabra are 19 inches tall by 17 inches across. They were made circa 1820. £2250 Oval biscuit box circa 1880
This is a large and attractive biscuit box, made circa 1880. It is oval with beaded handles and decorated with images of helmeted heads. It has a finial on the top and measures 5 inches tall by 7 inches wide. £325 Old Sheffield Centrepiece
This splendid Old Sheffield Centrepiece was made circa 1830. It has three candlebranches and a large glass bowl in the centre. It has three ladies holding up the central stem and is 26.5 inches tall. Beautifully decorated with grapes and vine leaves and bearing a smart engraved coat of arms. £5750 A Teapot Stand by Charles Jamieson
This oval teapot stand stands on four claw feet and was made in Inverness circa 1800 by Charles Jamieson. It weighs 4 ounces and is nearly six inches long. It is marked underneath £1650 |
