Silver and Plate

A George IV silver rectangular vinaigrette, the hinged lid and base with engine turned decoration, the gilt interior with pierced foliate hinge grille, Birmingham 1824 by I.T., length 4cm, and another silver vinaigrette with foliate borders, the gilt interior with foliate scroll pierced hinged grille, Birmingham 1821 by C.S., length 3.2cm.

An Edwardian silver sovereign and half-sovereign case of oval form with engraved leaves, Chester 1903 by E.J. Trevitt & Sons, length 5cm, together with a late Victorian silver vesta case, Birmingham 1890 by Nathan & Hayes, and a silver matchbox sleeve.

A Victorian brass bound burr walnut vanity case, of coffre-forte form, the compartmentalized interior fitted with various glass jars with plated covers and a removable tray, the exterior with brass fleur-de-lis mounts, the front fitted with a secret jewellery drawer, width 31cm.

A Victorian silver trinket box of rectangular form with domed hinged lid, embossed and engraved with birds amidst scrolling foliage and flowers, above similarly decorated sides, London 1889 by William Comyns & Sons, length 27cm.

A George VI silver circular bowl and cover with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1948 (maker's marks rubbed), diameter 9cm.

A late Victorian silver shaped rectangular dressing table mirror with pierced and embossed lattice, 'C' scroll and foliate decoration, Birmingham 1896 by Henry Matthews, height 32cm.

A late Victorian silver oval mustard, the tappit lid with shell thumbpiece above pierced scroll sides, London 1900, height 6.8cm.

An early Victorian silver teapot of melon form with melon and leaf finial, foliate capped scroll spout and handle, raised on scroll feet, London 1850 by Edward, John & William Barnard, height 15.5cm.

A late Victorian silver matchbox sleeve, mounted with a cat holding a chamberstick, raised on ball feet, London 1892 by Thomas Whitehouse, length 8.2cm.

An 18th century silver sealing wax case of octagonal tapering form, the screw cover with seal terminal depicting a twin-headed eagle beneath crown and initials 'CA', length 9.6cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver bonbon tazze, each shallow circular bowl flanked by two slender scroll handles, raised on a knop stem and stepped circular domed foot, Birmingham 1907 by William Aitken, height 8.3cm.

An Edwardian silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid decorated in relief with a lady seated in a bath chair accompanied by two gentleman, the sides decorated in relief with a continuous scene of foxes, birds, two tortoises and a rabbit amidst trees, Birmingham 1902 by Thomas Hayes, length 6.2cm.

A Victorian silver goblet, the 'U' shaped body engraved with lappet panels of scallop shells and scrolls, on a tapering beaded knop stem and engraved circular foot, Birmingham 1859 by Elkington & Co, height 17.5cm.

A pair of Victorian silver and carved ivory handled fish servers, the blades with scroll engraved decoration, Sheffield 1882 by Atkin Brothers, cased.

A late Victorian silver wine coaster of circular form, the sides pierced and engraved with birds and scrolling stems, between a gadrooned rim and beaded base, London 1895 by Susannah Brasted, diameter 11.5cm.

A Continental silver novelty vesta case in the form of a cat playing a pair of cymbals, with hinged head, unmarked, height 5cm (hinge broken).

A silver square presentation salver with piecrust rim, inscribed 'Bowater Scott 1962' amongst a number of signatures, raised on scroll feet, Sheffield 1961 by Walker & Hall, length 31cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver hexagonal bonbon dishes, each with pierced sides within ribbon and reeded rims, Chester 1906 by James Deakin & Sons, width 13.7cm, a matched pair of silver circular bonbon dishes, each with pierced sides within beaded rims, Birmingham 1904 and 1906, and a near pair of silver scallop shell bonbon dishes, each with embossed floral decoration, Sheffield 1891 by Atkin Brothers.

A silver four-division toast rack, Sheffield 1962 by Mappin & Webb, length 10.2cm, a French silver cylindrical box, the top engraved and inscribed 'Bd du Prince Albert Boulogne', diameter 6.4cm, a plated Dutch style boatswain's whistle, modelled as a mermaid blowing a horn and hung with three bells, length 10.8cm, a silver napkin ring and a silver backed clothes brush, Chester 1901.