Silver and Plate

A Tiffany & Co sterling silver cylindrical christening tankard, engraved with playful rabbits amongst flowers against a hammered ground, flanked by a hammered scroll handle, detailed 'Tiffany & Co Sterling-Silver' and numbered '5280 M 3970' above '1868' to base, weight 170.6g, height 8.5cm.

A late Victorian silver novelty vesta case in the form of a ship's port lantern, the inscription engraved hinged lid with match strike and fitted with a swing handle above a banner, detailed 'Port', and red glazed front, London 1897 by Samuel Jacob, weight 98.7g, total height 10.5cm.

A French Art Deco silver and parcel gilt flared cylindrical beaker by Jean Puiforcat of Paris (1897-1945), the circular base engraved with playing card suits heightened in gilt, the rim engraved 'Jean Puiforcat Paris', weight 78.6g, height 8.1cm.

A set of six early 20th century Russian silver gilt and cloisonné enamel spoons, 84 zolotnik, each fig shaped bowl back and handle decorated with polychrome enamels, Moscow by Nicholai Alexeyev, total weight 88.8g, within an oak case.

A George V silver three-piece tea set of squat circular form, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Birmingham 1933 by Fred H. Adams & Co, total weight 623.3g, length of teapot 27.5cm, height of teapot 9cm.

A George VI silver three-piece condiment set of curved square form, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, and a matching mustard spoon, Birmingham 1945 by Edwin Joseph Houlston, together with a silver salt spoon and two matching sets of six silver teaspoons, Birmingham 1932 and 1933 by Arthur Price & Co Ltd, with two cases, total weight 286.6g.

A late Victorian silver teapot of oval half-reeded form, London 1895 by Charles Stuart Harris, weight 493g, height 14cm.

A late Victorian silver circular card salver with engraved foliate scroll decoration within a raised rim, cast with similar decoration, Birmingham 1900 by I.S. Greenberg & Co, weight 292.9g, diameter 20cm.

An Edwardian cut glass cylindrical dressing table jar with silver cover, embossed with birds amongst flowers, Birmingham 1901, height 8.5cm, three other silver lidded cut glass jars, total weight of lids 72.6g, and a cut glass jar with silver lid, fitted with a mirror, Birmingham 1986, height 7cm.

A late Victorian silver circular salver, the centre engraved with a floral, foliate and 'C' scroll cartouche within a raised gadrooned and stylized scallop shell rim, on claw and ball feet, Sheffield 1896 by Walker & Hall, weight 815.6g, diameter 32cm.

A late Victorian silver hot water pot of ovoid half-reeded form, on an oval reeded foot, Sheffield 1896 by Walker & Hall, weight 389g, height 19cm.

A mid-18th century silver toddy ladle, the circular gilt interior bowl inset with a George II Old Head shilling 1743, fitted with a twisted whalebone handle, unmarked, length 31cm, and a smaller silver toddy ladle with twisted whalebone handle, London 1810 by Elizabeth Morley, length 18cm.

A pair of George II silver circular salts, each with a gadrooned rim, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1756, a pair of silver pepper casters of half-reeded and floral baluster form, on square bases, Sheffield 1896, a silver mustard with lion mask shouldered scroll legs, London 1931, a silver salt and two silver salt spoons, total weight 357.4g, together with a silver sugar caster with weighted base, and a plated mustard spoon.

A late Victorian silver oval two-handled bowl, cast in relief with opposing scroll cartouche filled with putti, flanked by scroll handles above opposing engraved inscriptions, raised on foliate scroll legs, import mark London 1896 by Berthold Müller, weight 143.9g, length 13.3cm, height 6.5cm, together with a silver square cigarette box with engine turned hinged lid, Birmingham 1932, length 8.5cm.

An Edwardian silver circular card salver, the centre inscription engraved 'West Lancashire Golf Club Veterans Prize...', framed by a foliate and 'C' scroll cartouche, within a raised 'S' and 'C' scroll rim cast with scallop shells, on reeded scroll feet, Sheffield 1902 by William Mammatt & Son, weight 566.4g, diameter 27cm.

A George V silver and tortoiseshell hand mirror and matching clothes brush, each inlaid with the initial 'M', London 1926 by C&A, a matched silver and tortoiseshell circular box, the hinged lid with initial 'M', Birmingham 1921 (hinge broken), a silver and tortoiseshell circular box and cover, piqué inlaid with a foliate wreath, London 1919, and a silver clothes brush with engine turned decoration, Chester 1924, weighable items 107.8g.

An Edwardian silver three-piece condiment set of oval form, engraved with floral garlands between pierced scroll borders and reeded rims, on tapering reeded feet, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, Sheffield 1903 by Walker & Hall, total weight 187.3g.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1794 by Richard Crossley, total weight 115.2g, length 21.7cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver napkin rings with hammered decoration and engraved shield cartouche, London 1991 by Dennis Smith & Gareth Harris, weight 59.4g, diameter 4.2cm.