Celebrating Silver

Timed Online Auction, 10 - 29 October 2025

The Mary Eleanor Hibbert Collection II
About the Session

After the resounding success of the Cape silver auction in June 2025, we are pleased to unveil part II of the Mary Eleanor Hibbert Collection containing English and Continental silver which spans from the Georgian era to the 20th century. Mary Eleanor was an avid collector for over 30 years with an enduring passion for silver.

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  • A Russian silver tray, Andrei Vilbgelmovich Beckman, 1878
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ZAR 40 000 - 60 000
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A Russian silver tray, Andrei Vilbgelmovich Beckman, 1878
rectangular, moulded with a wavy border, the center engraved with a crest, 'NIL SINE LUMINE'; the sides applied with pierced handles centered by a sphere, 2485g
width: 44,2cm; length: 66cm over handles
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