Silver and Plate

A George V silver comport with shallow shaped rim and three scroll supports, on a pedestal foot, Birmingham 1913 by William Devenport, height 10.9cm.

A George V silver muffin dish and cover with warmer base, fitted with turned ivory finial and handles, Sheffield 1922 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, height 13cm.

A Victorian silver oval bonbon basket, decorated with foliate scrolls and oval cartouches, with overhead swing handle, on an outswept oval foot, London 1875 by Martin Hall & Co, length 16cm.

A George VI silver card salver with gadrooned rim, on scroll legs and hoof feet, London 1950 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, diameter 20.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver oval two-handled gallery tray with pierced decoration, London 1966 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, length 45cm.

An Elizabeth II silver four-piece tea set, each piece decorated with a Celtic style band, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and hot water jug, London 1956 and 1962 by Wakely & Wheeler, height of teapot 15cm.

A late Victorian silver 'The Perpetual Calendar' pendant, Birmingham 1898 by F.W.P. & Co, stamped 'Patent' to reverse, diameter 2.5cm.

A George V silver Monteith style rose bowl with scroll rim, the half-reeded body with two vacant cartouches, on a circular foot engraved with thistles, Birmingham 1925 by J.A. Restall & Co, height 11cm.

A Victorian silver circular inkstand, the cut glass inkwell with silver collar and beaded hinged lid, the circular stand with beaded rim, London 1886 by Martin Hall & Co, diameter 16.5cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts style silver trumpet vase, decorated in relief with leaves and berries, flanked by a pair of sinuous handles, Birmingham 1903 by Eckington & Co, height 18.2cm.

An Edwardian silver bonbon tazza, the circular top with embossed bellflower festoon and pierced decoration, on a pedestal foot, Sheffield 1909 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, height 11.2cm.

A pair of Edwardian plated on copper three-light candelabra, each with urn shaped sconces and detachable nozzles, on a fluted oval tapering stem and similarly decorated oval base, height 48.5cm.

A Victorian silver marrow scoop, London 1851 by Francis Higgins II, length 23.8cm, together with a Victorian silver Fiddle, Thread and shell sugar sifter spoon and butter knife, London 1849 and London 1874 by George Adams, and a Victorian Scottish silver paper knife with chicken's foot handle, Edinburgh 1872 by Peter MacGregor Westren, length 27.5cm.

An Edwardian silver teapot of half-reeded cushion form, Birmingham 1904 by Heath & Middleton, length 28cm.

An Edwardian silver cup in the form of a font, the bowl of circular form with lobed body on a similarly decorated pedestal foot, Chester 1905 by Nathan & Hayes, height 11.5cm.

A George V silver oval jewellery box with inset tortoiseshell panelled hinged lid, raised on foliate capped cabriole legs, London 1912 by William Comyns & Sons, length 12.8cm.

A late Victorian silver oval boat shaped dish with embossed bellflower and pierced decoration, Sheffield 1897 by James Dixon & Sons, length 27.5cm, together with a silver pierced dish, Birmingham 1973, width 18.7cm, and a smaller silver pierced dish, Sheffield 1961 by Emile Viner.

A George V silver capstan inkwell with castellated top and horizontal swing hinged cover, London 1913 by Stuart Clifford & Co, height 5.5cm.

A Victorian silver mustard of cut cornered rectangular form with hinged lid, blue glass liner and bright cut engraved decoration, London 1877 by Martin Hall & Co, height 8.2cm, together with a silver mustard spoon, London 1873.