Silver and Plate

A set of eleven George III silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, London 1792 by George Smith & William Fearn, length 17.5cm.

A George III silver harlequin dessert set, comprising six tablespoons and a sifter spoon, each later engraved and embossed with fruit and lattice panels, London 1794-1814 by various makers, cased.

A set of eleven George V silver and mother-of-pearl handled dessert knives and twelve matching forks, Sheffield 1911 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd (one knife lacking handle and faults).

A set of six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, Exeter 1864 by Thomas Hart Stone, together with a collection of silver Fiddle pattern tea and coffee spoons, various dates and makers.

A set of six George III Scottish silver Celtic Point pattern dessert spoons, each engraved with a garter crest, Edinburgh 1794 by Francis Howden, length 18.5cm.

A set of six George V silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1925 and 1926 by R. Smart & Son, length 21cm, and a set of three William IV silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1833 by A.B. Savory & Sons, together with two silver dessert forks and a tablespoon.

A set of six William IV silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, London 1833 by James Beebe, length 17.5cm, two other silver Old English pattern desert spoons, a set of three silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1807 by William Eley & William Fearn, a set of four similar silver tablespoons, London 1808 by Peter & William Bateman, and three other silver Old English pattern tablespoons, various dates and makers.

A set of six George V silver teaspoons and matching pair of sugar tongs, London 1918 by Josiah Williams & Co, cased, and a set of six silver bean end coffee spoons, Sheffield 1931 by Mappin & Webb, cased, together with five sets of six silver teaspoons, all cased, and a set of ten Continental silver coffee spoons with figural finials.

A group of silver tea and coffee spoons, including a set of three Edwardian teaspoons with engraved decoration, London 1906 by Josiah Williams & Co, a set of six bean end coffee spoons, Birmingham 1921 by William Suckling Ltd, and a set of six apostle teaspoons, Birmingham 1891 by Hilliard & Thomason.

A pair of Victorian silver fish servers with pierced blades and beaded handles, Sheffield 1878 by Martin Hall & Co, with a matched case, a silver fish knife and fork with reeded handles, London 1984 by H.A.E., a silver and mother-of-pearl handled bread knife, cased, and a small group of other silver cutlery.

Three Victorian Scottish silver King's pattern table forks, Edinburgh 1858 and 1881 by James Howden & Son, a sterling sauce ladle with tapering and foliate decorated handle, detailed 'Geo McElwain', a pair of silver King's pattern dessert forks, Edinburgh 1881 by John Wilkie, and a group of other similar silver cutlery.

A 20th century plated student's lamp style single branch candelabrum with adjustable stem, on an oval base, height 36.5cm.

A late 17th century silver lace back trefid spoon, the bowl back with Rat Tail and scrolls, indistinct hallmarks to back of stem, length 22.3cm.

A Queen Anne silver dog nose spoon, the bowl back with rat tail, the terminal back prick-dot engraved 'D' over 'P*A', the stem with engraved inscription 'It Donum ... a mile for a million 1702', London 1702 by William Matthew I, length 19.3cm.

A set of six Victorian silver teaspoons with engraved decoration, London 1892 by Josiah Williams & Co, and a set of five George III silver teaspoons, York 1807 by Robert Cattle & James Barber, and another silver teaspoon.

An Italian plated four piece tea set of reeded cylindrical form with loop handles, comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and sugar bowl with matched cover, retailed by D.F. Sanders & Co, height of hot water pot 16cm.

A George I silver dog nose spoon, the bowl back with plain Rat Tail, the terminal back engraved with initials 'T*E', the terminal front with central rib, London 1715 by Thomas Spackman, length 21cm, together with a George III silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, London 1779, the bowl back with engraved inscription '19th Oct 1778 Deodand to Heny Stephens Esq, Lord of Whitstone Hundred Gloucestershire on the death of Thos Carter by a fall from his horse in Frethome', length 21.3cm, and another silver tablespoon.

An 18th century silver punch ladle, the bowl with pouring lip and inset with a 1790 spade guinea, fitted with a twisted whalebone handle, length 39cm.

A modern silver mounted circular purse mirror, decorated in relief with foliate scrolls, Sheffield 2006 by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, diameter 7.7cm, together with a silver cased cylindrical perfume atomiser, height 8cm.