Silver and Plate

A George V part canteen of plated Beverley pattern cutlery by Poston & Co Ltd, within an oak canteen box with hinged lid and single drawer, width of box 53cm, together with a collection of matching plated cutlery within a walnut serpentine front two-drawer canteen table with cabriole legs, width 72cm.

A George III silver Old English pattern serving spoon, London 1813 by Peter & William Bateman, length 29.5cm, together with a small collection of assorted silver cutlery, including a Fiddle pattern caddy shovel, London 1819, and a pair of silver shell salts, Birmingham 1896, cased.

A late Victorian and later harlequin canteen of silver Hanoverian Rat Tail pattern cutlery, comprising eight table and dessert forks, four tablespoons, eight dessert spoons, seven teaspoons, four grapefruit spoons, various dates and makers, together with a set of eight plated pistol handled table and dessert knives.

An Edwardian silver novelty money box in the form of a post box, Chester 1093 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis (Frank) Hollings Shepherd, height 9.7cm (faults), together with a silver sauceboat, Sheffield 1959 by Mappin & Webb, a silver christening tankard, Birmingham 1932, two silver lids and a silver match book case.

A George III silver cruet stand with central scroll handle and pierced frame, on a rectangular base with gadrooned border and bun feet, London 1818 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, length 22.5cm, fitted with eight later cut glass bottles, three with silver tops, London 1847.

A collection of assorted plated items, including a dome-top roll-over breakfast dish, a pair of Mappin & Webb octagonal entrée dishes and covers, and a pair of candlesticks.

An Edwardian silver cylindrical mustard with hinged lid, pierced sides and blue glass liner, Birmingham 1902, height 6.6cm, together with a pair of silver salts with blue glass liners (marks rubbed) and a pair of plated condiment spoons.

A George III silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid engraved with a cherub riding a lion-drawn chariot, Birmingham 1811 by Thropp & Taylor, length 6cm, together with a silver sovereign and half-sovereign case, Birmingham 1912, a silver snuff box, Birmingham 1897, a silver oval box, Birmingham 1897, a silver oval jewellery box, Birmingham 1912, and a silver miniature hand mirror.

A pair of late Victorian silver stub candlesticks, each of oval form with a detachable nozzle above a faceted sconce, on a similarly decorated base, Sheffield 1895 by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, height 10cm.

A Victorian silver three-piece tea set of circular form, engraved with flowers and foliate scrolls, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1870, 1871 and 1872 by Martin Hall & Co, height of teapot 15cm.

A Sheffield plate salver, circa 1830, the centre engraved with a crest within a foliate surround, the rim cast in relief with scrolls, on three pierced scroll feet, diameter 41cm.

Two 19th century Sheffield plate coffee pots, one of plain baluster form with foliate capped scroll handle, height 28.5cm, the other decorated in relief with scrolls, flowers and foliage, height 24.5cm, together with a 19th century Sheffield plate water jug of baluster form with engraved foliate decoration, height 30.4cm.

A William IV Sheffield plate samovar and cover, the lobed body flanked by a pair of foliate scroll handles, on a square base and foliate feet, height 45cm.

A collection of early 19th century Sheffield plate items, including an oval soup tureen and cover, length 39cm, and two pairs of candlesticks, heights 31cm and 20.5cm.

A pair of George V silver mounted cut glass vases, each with silver rim on a circular foot, Sheffield 1925 by James Deakin & Sons, height 18.5cm.

An Edwardian silver oval box, the hinged lid embossed with 'The Hon. The Irish Society' coat of arms and inscribed 'Sir Alfred Newton. Bart. Governor 1906', Chester 1905, length 9.4cm, together with a silver cylindrical pocket barometer case with hinged lid and engine turned decoration, London 1911 by William Frederick Williams, diameter 6.5cm.

A Continental .800 silver model of a sailing boat, length 10.5cm, and a plastic model of a bridge and rickshaw.

A 20th century Chinese silver circular card salver, the centre engraved with two birds perched on a blossoming branch within a raised rim applied with fruiting stems, on three simulated bamboo legs, impressed marks including 'KMS', diameter 21cm.

A George V silver mounted circular photograph frame, London 1919, diameter 9cm, a silver mounted cut glass scent bottle, London 1921, a silver handled buttonhook, Birmingham 1913, a sprung bangle, designed as a coiled snake with an enamelled head, detailed 'Sterling', and a circular enamelled box and cover, detailed 'Silver'.