Silver and Plate

A set of five American silver souvenir spoons, each handle decorated with a different country crest and detailed 'USA', 'France', 'Great Britain', 'Russia' and 'Belgium, by The American Silver Co, length 15cm, together with a silver sugar sifter spoon, London 1893, and a .800 silver coffee spoon.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette box, London 1923, length 19cm.

A William IV silver christening mug, the flared neck decorated with acorns and oak leaves, flanked by a scroll handle, on circular domed foot, London 1835 by Edward, Edward jnr, John & William Barnard, height 8.5cm.

A George V silver mounted manicure set, comprising nail buffer, cylindrical pot, file, pair of scissors and two other implements, Birmingham 1917 and 1918 by George Unite, cased, together with a pair of silver mounted clothes brushes with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1917, and a set of nine Chinese silver teaspoons.

A George V silver christening mug of plain U-form, Birmingham 1920 by Arnold E Williams, height 8cm, together with a mixed group of other silver and plated items, including a pair of silver casters, cased, a silver bowl, napkin rings and a bread plate.

An early to mid-20th century French silver mounted dressing table set with marcasite set decoration, comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes, five facet cut glass jars, shoehorn, nail buffer, pin dish, buttonhook and two clothes brushes, together with a similar nail buffer, a silver mounted tortoiseshell effect four-piece dressing table set, London 1932 and 1933, and a leather bound vanity case, fitted with cut glass bottles.

A late Victorian silver letter opener, fitted with a Japanese ivory handle, carved in relief with noh masks, London 1899 by A. Barrett & Sons of 63 & 64 Piccadilly, length 26cm.

A sterling and pink enamel mounted cut glass atomizer, height 15cm, together with four other silver mounted cut glass dressing table bottles and jars, various dates and makers.

A pair of Queen Anne silver octagonal trencher salts, each with an oval aperture, London 1705 by Benjamin Pyne, length 7.7cm.

A set of six Edwardian silver side dishes, each in the form of a leaf with loop handle and hinged wishbone shaped clip, Birmingham 1903 by Grey & Co, length 12cm.

A George V silver christening mug of gently tapered cylindrical shape with overall engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1933 by William Griffiths & Sons, cased, together with a silver christening spoon and fork, cased, a three-piece silver cruet set (faults), a silver tea strainer and holder and a plated muffineer.

A late Victorian silver mounted amber tinted glass bowl of quaich form, the spiral moulded bowl flanked by pierced mask and scroll tab handles, London 1894 by William Comyns, length 17.5cm, together with two silver menu holders, one decorated with birds, Birmingham 1913, the other Chester 1903, a silver 'Brandy' decanter label and a pair of sterling sugar tongs with seashell terminals.

A set of six Edwardian silver teaspoons and matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1907 by Alexander Clark Co Ltd, cased, together with a silver propelling pencil/pen and a small group of cutlery.

A late 19th/early 20th century plate mounted mirror plateau with cast and pierced vine border, diameter 41cm.

A William IV silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid presentation inscribed within a raised floral and foliate rim above similarly decorated sides, Birmingham 1837 by Nathaniel Mills, length 8.5cm.

A late Victorian Elkington & Co five-piece carving set, each reeded ivory handle with silver mounts, Sheffield 1897, within a fitted oak case, together with a small group of assorted cutlery.

A George III silver oval cream jug, engraved with a band of leaves flanked by an angular handle, indistinct maker's mark and no date letter, height 10cm.

A late Victorian silver novelty paperclip, modelled as a Kate Greenaway style boy and girl seated at either end of a seesaw, London 1891 by JB, detailed 'C & G.E Asprey 166 New Bond St London', length 12cm, on a replacement mahogany rectangular plinth base.

An Edwardian silver sovereign and half-sovereign case, Birmingham 1908 by George Leonard Allen, length 5.8cm.