Silver and Plate

A George III silver eight bottle condiment stand with central foliate and gadrooned handle, on a rectangular base with gadrooned rim, raised on foliate feet, London 1812 by Alice & George Burrows II, length 26.5cm, together with a group of cut glass bottles and stoppers, and seven cut glass bottles with silver covers and one plated cover (faults to bottles).

A George V silver mounted cut glass small hip flask with screw hinged lid and detachable cup, Birmingham 1924 by Marples & Beasley, height 9.8cm.

A silver and parcel gilt model of the Stars and Stripes yacht, modelled sailing with spinnaker raised on choppy waters, mounted on a wood base applied with a plaque inscribed 'Stars & Stripes Official 1987 Budweiser America's Cup Commemorative Sterling Silver and Gold Edition', London 1988, height of yacht 21cm, with perspex case.

A Victorian silver five bottle diminutive condiment stand, the central raised pierced cylindrical holder fitted with a cut glass snuff bottle and silver snuff spoon, surrounded by four slightly larger pierced cylindrical holders, flanked by a scroll handle, with beaded borders, on ball feet, fitted with two cut glass bottles and matched stoppers and two cut glass bottles with silver covers, London 1871 and 1872 by George Fox, height 11cm.

A Charles I silver apostle spoon, possibly West Country, the tapered stem with figural finial, the bowl interior with 'CR' and three mullet maker's mark, repeated on the stem back and accompanied by a chalice and four mullet town mark within a heart shaped punch, length 18.6cm. Note: an illustration of these unascribed hallmarks can be found on page 479 of Jackson's English Silversmiths and Their Marks.

An early 19th century Sheffield plate circular card salver, crest engraved with a griffon holding a scimitar within a beaded border, raised on scroll legs, diameter 23cm, together with a plated cylindrical biscuit barrel with hinged cover, engraved with fern fronds, height 18.5cm, a plated golfing trophy, a pair of graduated cut glass decanters with plated collars and stoppers, and an Eastern white metal pepper mill, decorated in relief with dancers amongst foliate scrolls (faults).

An Edwardian silver oval tea caddy and cover with fluted rims, Birmingham 1901 by William Devenport, height 7.5cm, together with a cylindrical silver tea caddy and cover, Chester 1902 by Haseler Brothers, height 9cm.

A late Victorian silver novelty smoker's compendium in the form of a folding biscuit box, of rectangular form with central carrying handle, the hinged twin section opening to reveal two pierced hinge grilles flanked by rectangular columns, one forming the lighter, on bracket feet, London 1900 by Fenton Brothers Ltd, height 14cm.

A late Victorian silver bowl of girdled circular form with flying scroll handles, on a stepped circular foot, London 1900 by James Charles Jay, height 10cm, together with a silver Aladdin's lamp table lighter, Birmingham 1930, and another silver table lighter of circular two-handled form, Birmingham 1922.

An early 18th century silver, mother-of-pearl and tortoiseshell oval snuff box, the hinged lid piqué inlaid with classical figures within a border of birds, butterflies and animals, unmarked, length 8.3cm.

A silver mounted ivory page turner, late 19th century, with turned agate handle, unmarked, length 31.5cm.

A Scottish silver curved rectangular hip flask with hinged screw cover, Edinburgh 2004 by Carris of Sheffield Ltd, length 12.1cm.

A Victorian silver part canteen of Queen's pattern cutlery, comprising six table forks, six dessert forks and six dessert spoons, London 1887 by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, together with six plated King's pattern table knives and dessert knives and a small group of other plated cutlery.

A Russian silver charka (vodka cup), 84 zolotnik, engraved with alternating panels of buildings and foliate scrolls, Moscow 1889, height 5cm, together with a group of other silver and plated items, including two cigarette cases, a bangle and a set of four apostle teaspoons.

A late Victorian silver and enamel presentation cigarette case of curved rectangular form, modelled as an envelope, the front with black enamelled addressee and 'Bulwell Hall Notts' address, beneath lilac penny stamp and Bullwell Nottingham postmark for December 21st 1882, the reverse with similar postmark for December 22nd and blue initials 'AC', London 1882 by Thornhill & Co and detailed 'Thornhill & Co Ltd 144 New Bond Strt, length 9.8cm (damage to enamel stamp).

A 19th century silver beaker of tapering cylindrical form, engraved with two birds flying amongst fruiting vines, on a circular stepped foot, indistinct hallmark to base, height 11cm.

A Victorian silver shaped circular bonbon dish with embossed and pierced decoration, London 1890 by William Hutton & Sons, diameter 15cm.

A George III silver beaker of tapering cylindrical form with gilt interior, London 1802 by TH, height 9cm, within a fitted leather bound case.

A Victorian silver three-piece christening set, comprising knife with carved ivory handle, fork and spoon, Sheffield 1882 by Martin Hall & Co, cased.