Auction alert: Silverdale Salesroom Auction

Large Jacob Hull silver plated tigers eye set starburst pendant & collar

Today, we’re shining our Auction Alert light on Silverdale Salesroom Auction: A two-day auction of 20th century British Pottery, Jewellery, Watches, Chess Pieces, Oriental Items, Collectors Items, Household Items, Antique & Quality Furniture.

The first lot that jumped out at me from this sale was the Jacob Hull starburst  pendant and collar (above). It’s very similar to the one Justin bought me a few years ago.

The sale is being held by Potteries Auctions Ltd in Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire. There are a total of 1,286 lots over the two days:

  • 13th May 2022 from 10am
  • 14th May 2022 from 10am

Bid live via EasyLiveAuction or The Saleroom.com ; in addition, you can leave commission bids with the auctioneers by emailing them.

They are willing to post your winning lots. UK charges are as follows:

  • Up to 2kg inclusive of VAT & packing: £18.00
  • 2kg to 10kg inclusive of VAT & packing: £35.00

Contact them if international postage will be needed. Alternatively, clients can make their own arrangements. They offer insurance at a cost of 5% of the goods value. Items will not be covered for loss or damage without insurance.

Guinness brewing worldwide 1995 advertising figure

Lot 26e: Guinness brewing worldwide 1995 advertising figure
Estimate: £25 – £50

Two Shelley trios

Lot 447: Two Shelley trios
Dainty floral handled 11993 yellow green shaded trio and a Vogue shaped 11747 Art Deco trio. Both cups have hairline cracks. (2)
Estimate: £50 – £100

Longines stainless steel 1950s gents wristwatch

Lot 635: Longines stainless steel 1950s gents wristwatch
Pie pan style dial with leather bracelet
Estimate: £300 – £600

Two small wooden chests of drawers

Lot 654: Two small wooden chests of drawers
Estimate: £15 – £30

Large Jacob Hull silver plated tigers eye set starburst pendant & collar

Lot 699: Large Jacob Hull silver plated tigers eye set starburst pendant & collar
Pendant measures 62cm wide
Estimate: £20 – £40

Three retro wooden deck chairs

Lot 781: Three retro wooden deck chairs (3)
Estimate: £20 – £40

A collection of boxed Pirelli advertising calendars

Lot 837: A collection of boxed Pirelli advertising calendars
Dated 1984, 1987, 1985 & Unipart branded similar items (4)
Estimate: £50 – £100

A collection of novelty Mothers Pride items including : salt & pepper pots, fridge magnets kitchen utensils & brass weight

Lot 1145: A collection of novelty Mothers Pride items
Including : salt & pepper pots, fridge magnets kitchen utensils & brass weight
Estimate: £20 – £40

Boxed set of six Babycham party glasses

Lot 1193: Boxed set of six Babycham party glasses
Estimate: £25 – £50

Guinness ice cream

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We have an old friend coming over later to spend an overnight. We’ve not seen him for ages and are really looking forward to having a proper catch up.

Double cream, golden caster sugar and dark chocolate in a large saucepan | H is for Home Pouring Guinness into ice cream mixture | H is for Home

Justin has prepared a roast chicken dinner with trimmings and the choice of dessert was left to me. I stored away this Guinness ice cream recipe a while ago and, as I know it’s one of Duncan’s favourite tipples, I decided it would be a perfect end to the meal. I hope he likes it!

Home-made churned Guinness ice cream | H is for Home Home-made Guinness ice cream in a plastic tub | H is for Home

There are only 4 simple ingredients and it’s the easiest of methods, so long as you have an ice cream churner.

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Guinness ice cream
Serves 4
Total Time
3 hr
Total Time
3 hr
Ingredients
  1. 240ml double cream
  2. 165g dark or cooking chocolate
  3. 75g caster sugar
  4. 330ml bottle of Guinness® or other stoutHome-made Guinness® ice cream ingredients
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Instructions
  1. Heat the cream in a large saucepan over a medium-low heat until it begins to bubble
  2. Remove from the heat and stir in the chocolate and sugar until melted and dissolved
  3. Slowly stir in the Guinness
  4. Cover and refrigerate until completely cooled
  5. Pour the chilled mixture into an ice cream maker and freeze according to manufacturer's directions until it reaches a soft consistency
  6. Transfer the ice cream to a 1-litre lidded plastic container; seal and freeze
Notes
  1. For best results, ice cream should ripen in the freezer for at least 2 hours or overnight
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