Silver and Plate

A mixed group of assorted mostly plated wares, including a large two-handled oval tray with gadrooned rim and rococo scroll handles, a glass hunting flask with screw cap, a pair of stub candlesticks and assorted tablewares.

A Scottish silver caddy spoon with bifurcated scroll handle and shell terminal, Edinburgh 1986 by Isle of Mull Silver Co, length 7cm, together with a small group of other British and Continental silver items, including a capstan inkwell, three salts, raised on foliate feet, a sherry decanter label, three photograph frames and a .900 cigarette case.

Two 20th century cut glass and plate mounted claret jugs, one of tapered lozenge shape, the other tapered cylindrical, each with scrolling handle and hinged lid, heights 29cm and 30cm.

A pair of George V silver vases of waisted hexagonal form, engraved with foliate scrollwork, Birmingham 1910 by Gorham Manufacturing Co, height 14cm, together with a silver pierced oval salt, another silver vase and a small group of plated items.

A pair of George IV silver candlesticks, each with detachable nozzle, decorated with rococo scrollwork and acanthus, Sheffield 1825 by John Watson & Son, height 28.5cm.

A set of four Edwardian silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1903 by Henry Williamson Ltd, with a pair of matching plated examples, cased, together with a quantity of plated items, including flatware, some cased, and a South-east Asian white metal box and cover.

A George V silver cigarette case of curved rectangular form, Birmingham 1925 by Henry Williamson Ltd, together with a mixed group of mostly silver or silver mounted items, including a dressing table set, napkin rings, dressing table jars and three candlesticks (faults).

A George III silver teapot of oval form, later embossed and engraved with flowers and scrolling leaves framing opposing cartouche, each inscribed 'Presented to Mr George Stephenson as a testimonial of respectful esteem by the workmen under his Immediate Superintendance at Messrs Peters & Sons Coach Manufactory', London 1798 by Solomon Hougham, length 29cm.

A Chinese silver café-au-lait pot and milk jug, each of tapered cylindrical form with hammered decoration, applied with a hardwood handle to side, marks to bases, heights 16cm and 7.5cm.

A George V silver trophy cup and domed cover, the 'U' shaped body engraved with a scene of two cyclists on a fenced track, opposing an inscription 'Cirencester Hospital Carnival Challenge Cup, Three Miles Scratch Bicycle Race 1924', flanked by reeded and foliate scroll handles, on a circular domed base, Sheffield 1923 by John Round & Son Ltd, height 38.5cm.

A pair of late 19th century Continental plated twin-branch candelabra, each with cast and pierced scroll decoration, height 25.5cm.

A George V silver curved square cigarette case, Chester 1910 by James Deakin & Sons, length 8cm, a silver rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1896 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, and a plated cigarette case.

A collection of eight Middle Eastern plated and white metal bangles with various decoration and a châtelaine.

A George V silver cylindrical box, the hinged lid inset with an 1820 crown, Chester 1923 by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, height 5.7cm, together with a silver cigarette case, import mark Birmingham 1938, a late Victorian silver salt and a counter box.

A Viners of Sheffield stainless steel Studio pattern canteen of cutlery, designed by Gerald Benney, circa 1960s, twelve place setting, with bark textured decoration, cased, together with a small group of matching cutlery.

A George V silver trophy cup and domed cover with a gentleman standing beside a bicycle finial, the girdled 'U' shaped body inscribed 'Delabole A.A.A. 1927', flanked by two flying scroll handles, on a domed base, Sheffield 1926 by Pinder Brothers, height 38cm, with an ebonized plinth.

A George V silver trophy tyg, the waisted lobed body inscribed 'Cheltenham Spa Cycle Traders Challenge Cup 1920', flanked by three scroll handles, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1919 by Atkin Brothers, height 21cm, with a silver mounted ebonized plinth, engraved with matching inscription and various winners, Birmingham 1920.

A George V silver cream jug and sugar bowl, Birmingham 1925 and 1926 by Docker & Burn, cased, together with a silver five-piece part condiment set, Birmingham 1935, cased, a pair of plated fish servers with ivory handles, cased, a silver butter shell, Sheffield 1894, four silver dessert spoons and a plated cream jug.

A late 20th century Middle Eastern plated coffee set, cased.