Silver and Plate

An Elizabeth II silver tankard of baluster form with scroll handle, London 1954 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, height 11.5cm, together with a similar smaller silver tankard, Sheffield 1953 by Mappin & Webb, height 10cm.

A Thai sterling rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid embossed with a deity and scrolling foliage, length 20.3cm, boxed.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a chick emerging from a shell, Birmingham 1910 by M. & C. Lister Ltd, height 5.8cm.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid with inscription and facsimile signatures within an engine turned border, Birmingham 1962 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, length 17cm, within a fitted case, together with a .925 sterling rectangular engine turned cigarette box, length 12.2cm, within a fitted case, detailed 'Lane Crawford Ltd... Hong Kong'.

An early Victorian silver castle-top card case of rectangular form with hinged lid, one side die-stamped with a scene of Newstead Abbey, the other with Warwick Castle, each within engine turned borders, Birmingham 1838 by Taylor & Perry, length 9.6cm, with a leather case (the case with faults).

Two matching Elizabeth II silver three-piece condiment sets of cushion form, each comprising mustard, pepper caster and salt, Birmingham 1961 and 1962 by Adie Brothers Ltd, both cased, together with another silver three-piece condiment set, cased, two sets of six silver coffee spoons, both cased, and a group of plated items, including a carving set and a coffee pot.

An Edwardian silver and enamelled inkwell of domed form, the hinged lid enamelled with a profile bust portrait of a lady wearing a green bonnet with feather plumes, Birmingham 1901 by Charles S. Green & Co Ltd, height 6.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form with scroll handle, Birmingham 1964 by David Lawrence Silverware, height 10.6cm, together with a smaller silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form with scroll handle and circular foot, London 1925, height 9.8cm.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted shaped rectangular dressing table mirror, embossed with flowers and scrolls, Sheffield 1993 by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, height 38cm, together with two silver mounted rectangular photograph frames, Birmingham 1925 and 1930, heights 23cm and 22cm, and a sterling mounted three-piece dressing table set with engine turned decoration.

A George V silver novelty table lighter in the form of a standing Lincoln Imp with detachable head, holding a wirework ring fitted with a detachable cup, Birmingham 1911 by Philip Hanson Abbot, height 10.5cm.

A pair of sterling mounted rectangular photograph frames, each detailed 'Made in Hong Kong', height 21.5cm, together with a similar sterling mounted rectangular photograph frame, height 21.5cm.

A 20th century plate mounted clear cut glass lemonade jug, the hinged lid revealing a removable compartment liner, height 27cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century American sterling silver moustache cup of cylindrical form with slightly flared beaded rim, flanked by a foliate and beaded scroll handle, detailed 'Sterling .925 Fine', by John W. Reddall & Co, height 6.5cm.

A Continental silver and red enamelled rectangular cigarette box, the cover applied with two golf clubs and inscribed 'Golf', the 'o' in the form of a golf ball, detailed 'Silver 0.950', length 16.5cm.

A George II silver chamberstick, the detachable nozzle above an urn shaped sconce, the shaped circular base with gadrooned rim, London 1759 by John Hyatt & Charles Semore, height 10cm, fitted with a plated conical snuffer.

A pair of early Victorian Scottish silver King's pattern sauce ladles and five matching dessert spoons, Edinburgh 1839-41 by James McKay, length of ladles 15cm, together with four silver King's pattern dessert forks, London 1860, three silver Queen's pattern dessert forks and a set of twelve plated and mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives and forks, cased.

A late Victorian silver milk jug, the stepped domed hinged tappit lid and pierced thumbpiece above a horizontal reeded neck and ovoid half-reeded and fluted body, flanked by a beaded scroll handle, London 1897 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, height 15.5cm.

A William IV silver rectangular snuff box, the sides with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1832 by Nathanial Mills, length 8.6cm (lacking interior grille), together with an oval jewellery box with hinged lid, raised on scroll feet, Chester 1922, length 10.3cm, and a Dutch silver cachou box, height 4.1cm.

A Victorian Elkington & Co plated table centrepiece with anthemion decoration, the central baluster column supported by three scroll legs, on a circular base terminating in paw feet, registration lozenge to base for 1862, height 40.5cm, with a circular cut glass dish.