Silver and Plate

A set of six George IV silver dessert knives, London 1834 by RP, together with a small group of other silver items, including a pair of sugar tongs, London 1834, napkin ring, propelling swizzle stick, propelling pencil, dessert spoon and a mustard spoon.

A set of six George V silver and enamelled bean end coffee spoons, each bowl back enamelled with blue flowers and green foliage against a white engine turned ground, Birmingham 1935 by Turner & Simpson, cased.

A pair of Edwardian silver sugar nips, cast with putti, London 1909 by Harry Freeman, length 13.5cm, together with a George III silver sifter spoon, later pierced and engraved with foliage, and a French silver scoop.

An Edwardian silver curved square vesta case, engraved with scroll decoration, Birmingham 1903 by Joseph Gloster, together with another similar silver vesta case, Birmingham 1900, a silver circular vesta case, Birmingham 1904, and a silver sovereign case, Birmingham 1892 by William Neale.

A George IV and later silver harlequin part canteen of Fiddle and Thread pattern cutlery, comprising twelve tablespoons, twelve table forks, eleven dessert spoons, twelve dessert forks, serving spoon, fish slice and four teaspoons, London 1825, 1828, 1829, 1835 and 1836 by William Chawner and Mary Chawner.

A William IV silver Fiddle pattern gravy spoon, London 1831 by William Eaton, length 30.4cm.

A Victorian silver christening tankard with half-reeded decoration, London 1889 by Frederick Bradford McCrea, height 9cm, together with a pair of silver condiments, comprising salt and pepper, Birmingham 1951, a matching condiment spoon and a small group of plated items.

An Art Nouveau silver card case, one side decorated in relief with scrolling stems of poppies, Chester 1902 by William Neale, length 10cm.

A pair of Victorian silver grape shears with engraved decoration, London 1884 by Walter & John Barnard, length 18.5cm, cased.

An early Victorian silver King's pattern gravy spoon, London 1842 by William Eaton, length 31cm.

A pair of 20th century Swedish .830 silver candlesticks in the Rococo style, decorated in relief with flowers and foliage, height 19cm.

A late Victorian silver mounted Bristol blue faceted glass double-ended scent bottle and stopper with screw and hinged lids, unmarked, length 10.5cm.

A part canteen of plated Fiddle pattern cutlery, including eighteen table forks, eight tablespoons, eighteen dessert forks and twelve dessert spoons, by Mappin & Webb, within a wrought iron bound oak canteen box, together with a pair of Sheffield plate candlesticks, an oval plated entrée dish, cover and handle and a group of other plated cutlery.

A William IV silver Fiddle and Shell pattern caddy spoon, the oval bowl engraved with acorns, leaves and a flower, London 1835 by Joseph Willmore, length 9.5cm, together with a silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife, Sheffield 1905 by Arthur Worral Staniforth.

A George III silver teapot of cushion form, raised on ball feet, London 1810 by Henry Nutting, height 14.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver model of a jockey and racehorse, raised on a rectangular ebonized plinth, applied with a vacant silver presentation plaque, London 1980 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, total height 16.5cm.

Four Eastern white metal boxes and covers, each profusely engraved with foliate decoration, one in the form of an apple, height 12cm.

A set of twelve George IV silver fruit knives and forks with silver gilt and mother-of-pearl handles, London 1820 by Richard Poulden, cased.

A collection of mostly silver items, including a pair of gentleman's hairbrushes and matching comb with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1937 and 1938 by Daniel Manufacturing Company, cased, a kidney shaped jewellery box, Birmingham 1938, a Continental silver novelty box in the form of a basket and eight napkin rings.