Silver and Plate

An Edwardian silver desk handbell with spiral reeded handle, Birmingham 1903 by Crisford & Norris, height 12cm.

An Elizabeth II silver sugar caster of baluster form with pierced dome cover, London 1962 by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd, height 17.5cm, and a silver bonbon basket, Chester 1899, together with a small group of plated items.

A George III silver curved rectangular vinaigrette with canted corners and engraved decoration, the hinged lid revealing a pierced hinged grille, Birmingham 1818 by Samuel Pemberton, length 2.4cm.

A George III silver pap boat with gilt interior, London 1790 by Hester Bateman (maker's mark partly rubbed), length 12cm.

Two graduated Elizabeth II silver rectangular photograph frames, each with beaded rim, Sheffield 2007 and 2013 by Carr's of Sheffield Ltd, heights 29.5cm and 22.5cm.

A small group of mostly silver items, comprising a large clothes brush, decorated in relief with birds amongst scrolling foliage, London 1899 by William Comyns & Sons, length 29.5cm, another clothes brush, hand mirror and two cut glass bottles.

A George IV silver rectangular vinaigrette with engine turned decoration and scroll thumbpiece, the hinged lid revealing a pierced foliate scroll hinged grille, Birmingham 1825 by John Thropp, length 4.5cm.

A plated King's pattern part canteen of cutlery, comprising four serving spoons, twelve table knives and forks, twelve dessert knives, forks and spoons, six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, two cake slices, butter knife, cheese knife and preserve spoon.

A George V silver salt and matching mustard with blue enamelled interiors, Birmingham 1925 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, together with five silver coffee spoons and a plated, leather and glass hip flask (lacking cup).

A late Victorian silver child's rattle with whistle terminal, hung with five bells, fitted with a coral teether, Birmingham 1900 by E.S. Barnsley & Co, length 11.5cm, together with another silver child's rattle, fitted with a mother-of-pearl teething ring, and a Chinese silver child's rattle with whistle terminal.

Two silver rectangular cigarette cases with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1929 and 1936, length 9.5cm and 11.5cm.

A George III silver rectangular vinaigrette with engraved decoration, the hinged lid revealing a pierced hinged grille, Birmingham, no date letter, by John Bettridge, length 3cm.

A late Victorian silver apostle sifter spoon, Birmingham 1896, together with a small group of silver and plated cutlery.

A George V silver tapering octagonal table lamp base, Sheffield 1931, the plated pierced gallery supporting a cut glass dome shaped shade, total height 45cm.

An Elizabeth II Scottish silver quaich, the tab handles decorated in relief with Celtic motifs, length 10.2cm, with a turned wood stand, together with a small group of other silver items, including a novelty pin cushion in the form of a chick, import mark London 1988, an ashtray, a salt and miniature models of a cat and a rabbit.

A George III silver mounted coconut cup, the body carved in relief with a vacant circular panel framed by scrolling foliage and leaf motifs, mounted with a silver band and rim, and gilt lined interior, on a spreading foot, London 1799, maker's mark HN, height 18.3cm (coconut cracked and detached from foot).

A set of six George V silver sundae dishes and spoons, each bowl pierced and cast with scrolling foliage and berries, flanked by a scroll handle and raised on a circular foot, fitted with a frosted glass liner, each spoon with pierced foliate terminal, Sheffield 1935 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, diameter of bowl 12.2cm, cased.

A set of six Edwardian silver teaspoons and a matching pair of sugar tongs, Sheffield 1908 and 1909 by Henry Williamson Ltd, cased, together with an oval pierced silver trinket box with hinged pin cushion lid, length 10.5cm.

An Edwardian silver gilt pierced fruit bowl with glass liner of quatrefoil shape, the wirework sides applied with a fruiting vine garland, raised on branch feet, fitted with a green glass liner, London 1906 by Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), length 26cm.