Silver and Plate

An Edwardian silver shaped rectangular jewellery box, Birmingham 1907 by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, length 9cm, together with a group of other silver items, including a square compact, hand mirror and clothes brush, a .800 silver circular compact and three .925 silver buttons.

A 20th century Thai sterling rectangular cigarette box, decorated in relief with deities and scrolls, length 20cm, boxed.

A Thai sterling cylindrical box and cover, the top and sides decorated in relief with deities, a Thai sterling mounted lighter, a white metal embossed bowl, a circular box and cover and three South East Asian plated models of figures.

A Victorian Scottish silver single cigar case, Edinburgh 1898 by Brook & Son, length 14.5cm.

A George III Irish silver two-handled sugar bowl and matching cream jug, each of cushion form with angular handles, engraved with a lattice border, raised on ball feet, Cork circa 1795 by Richard Stevens, length of sugar bowl 20.5cm.

A George V plated Old English pattern part canteen of cutlery, including a six piece fish set, a three piece carving set, table knives and forks, dessert knives and forks and cheese knives, by J. Stead & Co. Sheffield, within an oak canteen table on cabriole legs, width 69.5cm.

A George V silver hip flask with screw hinged lid, Birmingham 1940 by William Neale & Son Ltd, height 12cm, within a leather slip case.

A Victorian silver rectangular card case with fitted blue silk interior, the exterior engraved with foliate scrolls, the front with a gold shield shaped cartouche, Birmingham 1885 by Hilliard & Thomason, length 9.8cm, together with a silver cased travelling timepiece with eight day movement, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, the folding case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1926 by William Base & Sons, length 7cm.

A Georg Jensen sterling acorn pattern small serving spoon and preserve spoon, circa 1941-1951, detailed 'Georg Jensen & Wendel AS', lengths 16.9cm and 15cm, together with a Georg Jensen sterling acorn pattern cake slice with stainless steel blade, post-1945, length 16.2cm.

A set of ten Georg Jensen sterling acorn pattern coffee spoons, post-1945, length 11.3cm, together with two matching Georg Jensen coffee spoons, circa 1941-1951, detailed 'George Jensen & Wendel AS'.

A silver tasse du vin of circular form with two entwined snakes handle, the side engraved 'Golf Society of Great Britain', London 1961 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, length 11.5cm.

A set of twelve Danish .830 silver teaspoons, circa 1923-1929, each with stylized crocus moulded terminals above beaded decoration and hammered bowls, maker's mark for Evald Nielson, length 14cm.

A George V silver gilt circular rouge pot with hinged lid, Birmingham 1918, diameter 4cm, a silver christening spoon, Birmingham 1931, cased, a pair of silver backed hairbrushes, Birmingham 1918, leather cased (faults), and a small collection of other silver and plated items.

A George V leather travelling vanity case, the interior containing a selection of silver mounted dressing table items with engine turned decoration, including a hand mirror, two hair and clothes brushes and six glass bottles with silver covers, Birmingham 1923 by Adie Brothers Ltd and London 1924 by L.A. Leins & Sons, together with a silver engine turned rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1934 by Mappin & Webb, and a small group of other dressing table items, including some silver mounted.

A late 19th century Indian silver cylindrical box with hinged lid, the sides embossed with a continuous band of figures amidst scrolling foliage, the top with foliate bands, height 7.3cm.

A George V silver circular bowl with outswept rim above a lobed body, Birmingham 1915 by Joseph Gloster Ltd, diameter 13.5cm.

An early Victorian silver gilt child's rattle with foliate engraved decoration, hung with two bells and fitted with a coral teether, Birmingham 1840 by George Unite, length 8.5cm (one bell detached but present, and faults), together with two gilt metal slide action pencils.

A Victorian silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife with engraved blade, Sheffield 1853 by George Unite, length 8.2cm, with a travelling case, together with a late Victorian silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife, Birmingham 1892 by Colin Hewer Cheshire, length 8.2cm.

A small group of silver items, including a set of four George III teaspoons, London 1805, and a napkin ring, together with a group of plated items, including a pair of cranberry glass epergnes, each wavy rimmed trumpet supported by a spiralling tendril on a base formed as three leaves, an oak biscuit barrel and a set of twelve dessert knives and forks with fern engraved blades and mother-of-pearl handles, cased.