Silver and Plate

A Victorian plated teapot, the globular body decorated in relief with foliate scrolls, together with a collection of other plated items, including a pair of three-light twin-branch candelabra, a cake basket and two coasters.

A late Victorian silver cylindrical ring box, the lid embossed with foliate scrolls, Chester 1900, diameter 7cm, together with a silver handled shoehorn, a pair of silver backed hairbrushes, a nail buffer and three silver topped pots and covers.

A George V silver cased travelling bedside clock of rectangular form with engine turned decoration, hinged to reveal a circular timepiece, the dial with Arabic numerals and detailed '10 Days', Birmingham 1934 by Harrods Ltd, height 9cm.

A Victorian silver butter shell, raised on three shell feet, London 1887 by Francis Higgins & Sons Ltd, length 13cm, together with a silver egg cup and a silver pepper caster.

A Japanese sterling beaker by Kuhn & Komor, decorated in relief with fruiting vine on a stippled ground, height 8.7cm, together with a small group of Oriental silver items, including a footed dish and two small goblets, a pair of shield shaped medals and a goblet (damaged).

An Edwardian silver tea canister of ovoid form with slightly domed cylindrical cover, London 1901 by Charles Edwards, height 7cm, a silver lobed bowl with wavy rim, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1906, height 8.5cm, and a silver sauce boat with reeded rim and flying scroll handle, on scroll feet, Birmingham 1919, length 14cm.

An Edwardian silver twin cigar case, monogram engraved, Birmingham 1902 by A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd, length 13.8cm, a silver square cigarette case, engraved with an armorial, Birmingham 1903 by Henry Matthews, width 8.5cm, and a silver rectangular cigarette case, applied with a monogram, Birmingham 1942 by Cohen & Charles, length 16cm.

A Victorian silver caddy spoon of rococo scroll moulded form, Sheffield 1857 by Martin Hall & Co, length 9cm.

A pair of George V silver sauce boats, each with a foliate capped flying scroll handle, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, Sheffield 1933 and 1934 by Walker & Hall, length 15.5cm.

A small group of assorted silver items, including a christening tankard of waisted form, London 1920 by Robert Pringle & Sons, height 7.1cm, a footed bowl, Birmingham 1933 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, and a small four-division toast rack, Sheffield 1944.

A set of Victorian silver and green stained ivory handled fruit knives and forks, comprising eleven knives and twelve forks, Sheffield 1846 by John Oxley, and a matched knife, Sheffield 1858 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, with a mahogany case.