Silver and Plate

An Elizabeth II silver cylindrical jar and cover, the cover applied with a naturalistic shell against a textured ground, London 1976 by Jocelyn Burton, height 11cm.

An early 20th century Continental silver novelty box with hinged lid of trefoil form, raised on scroll legs, embossed with a gentleman and scrolling foliage, import mark London 1901 by Theodor Hartmann, height 5.2cm, together with three other novelty silver items, comprising two baskets and a watering can.

A George V silver rectangular card case with hinged lid and chain handle, engraved with ribbon bows and foliate swags, Birmingham 1912, maker's mark rubbed, length 9.2cm, together with two further silver rectangular card cases and a silver vesta case.

An Elizabeth II silver five-piece toy tea set of half-reeded oval form, comprising teapot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar bowl, milk jug and rectangular two-handled tea tray, Birmingham 1960 by A. Marston & Co, cased.

A Victorian silver travelling communion set, comprising chalice, paten and glass decanter with silver collar and glass stopper, London 1893 by William Summers, height of chalice 8.3cm, within the original fitted case.

An early Victorian silver cream jug of squat baluster form, decorated in relief with panels of fruiting vine flanked by a scallop shell and scroll handle, on scroll legs, London 1839 by SC, height 8.8cm.

A pair of early Victorian Scottish silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, Edinburgh 1838 by James McKay, length 14cm, together with another Scottish silver sauce ladle and a silver fish knife.

A small group of silver items, including an Edwardian two-piece belt buckle, pierced and engraved with scrolling foliage, Birmingham 1902 by Reynolds & Westwood, length 11cm, two enamel topped pillboxes, a heart shaped pincushion and two dressing table jars and covers.

A late Victorian silver rectangular box, the hinged lid decorated in relief with cherubs amongst trees, the sides with scrolls and foliage, Birmingham 1892 by Nathan & Hayes, length 8.8cm, together with a German .800 silver circular box and cover, late 19th/early 20th century, decorated in relief with a religious scene, diameter 8cm.

A pair of George III silver sauce tureens and covers, each of half-fluted oval boat shaped form with a beaded rim and foliate scroll handles, on an oval stepped and beaded foot, London 1785 by James Young, height 14cm (one cover matched).

A Victorian silver rectangular inkstand, raised on ball feet, London 1887 by Jane Brownett, length 17.5cm, fitted with two matched octagonal glass bottles with plated mounts.

A late Victorian silver rectangular matchbox holder, the front decorated in relief with flowers and 'C' scrolls, London 1890 by William Comyns, length 7.5cm, another plain silver matchbox holder, London 1897 by William Comyns, length 7.5cm, and a silver vesta case, Birmingham 1911.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette case with foliate scroll engraved decoration, Birmingham 1913, width 8.5cm, a silver circular pendant frame, Birmingham 1897, a silver two-piece belt buckle and a gilt metal oval small pillbox.

A late Victorian silver cruet stand of trefoil form, raised on ball feet, Sheffield 1900 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, height 14.5cm, fitted with three cut glass containers and two silver condiment spoons, together with a pair of silver stub candlesticks, London 1914.

A George V silver four-piece tea set, each with wavy rim, comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl, Birmingham 1926 by Mappin & Webb, height of hot water pot 24cm.

A sterling silver .925 rectangular engine turned photograph frame, height 18cm.

A George V silver baluster christening mug, Birmingham 1926, height 8.3cm, a silver christening egg cup and spoon, Birmingham 1923 and 1924 by Joseph Gloster Ltd, cased, a silver rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1917 by Constantine & Floyd Ltd, a silver napkin ring, a silver heart shaped pendant locket and a plated taperstick holder.

An 18th century Irish silver oval snuffer tray with raised reeded and petal rim, the centre with engraved armorial, length 19cm.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted cut glass claret jug, the domed hinged cover and knop finial above a tapering body, flanked by a dragon mask and scroll handle, Sheffield 1979 by Roberts & Belk, height 31cm.