Silver and Plate

A small group of mostly silver items, including a late Victorian matchbox sleeve, embossed with 'C' scrolls, London 1891 by William Comyns & Sons, length 7.5cm, a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1923, and a pair of octagonal napkin rings, Birmingham 1912, total weight 272g.

A pair of George V silver vases with flared necks, each raised on a circular base, Birmingham 1912 by Charles Edwin Turner, height 27.8cm.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid with engine turned decoration, London 1925 by Julius Blanckensee, length 17.6cm, together with two other silver rectangular cigarette boxes, London 1919 and Birmingham 1938, lengths 13.8cm and 14cm.

A pair of George V silver circular footed bowls, each with fluted decoration, London 1927 by D. & J. Wellby Ltd, diameter 17.6cm, together with a matching smaller silver bowl, London 1927 by D. & J. Wellby Ltd, diameter 12.3cm, total weight 436.5g.

A George V part canteen of silver cutlery, comprising six tablespoons, three table forks, twelve soup spoons, nine dessert forks and three dessert spoons, Sheffield 1911 by Atkin Brothers, total weight 2076.4g, within an oak case.

A part canteen of plated cutlery, comprising two tablespoons, eleven dessert forks, nine dessert knives and eleven dessert spoons, ten soup spoons, eleven teaspoons and nine egg spoons, within an Art Deco walnut case, together with a small group of similar plated cutlery.

A group of plated items, including a Sheffield plate canted corner rectangular biscuit box with hinged lid, length 15.4cm, a pair of candlesticks and two hot water jugs.

A pair of silver mounted ruby flashed cut glass decanters and stoppers, London 1972 by C.J. Vander Ltd, heights 28cm and 28.5cm.

A 19th century French silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid and sides decorated with scrolling foliage, the base engine turned with floral roundels, weight 55.2g, length 6.7cm.

A George V part canteen of silver Hanoverian Rat Tail pattern cutlery, comprising six table forks and spoons, sauce ladle, six dessert forks and five dessert spoons, London 1929 and 1930 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 1448.6g.

A 19th century South-east Asian white metal filigree card case in the form of a book, decorated to one side with snakes entwined with flowers, a floral panel to the reverse, weight 73.9g, length 10cm.

A group of seven assorted silver napkin rings, including a plain pair, Chester 1927 by Charles Horner, together with a small group of other silver and plated wares, total silver weight 67.6g (faults).

A George V silver three-piece cruet set, raised on paw feet beneath gadrooned rims, comprising salt, pepper and mustard, Birmingham 1928 by Adie Brothers Ltd, together with a matched three-piece silver cruet set, four salt spoons, total silver weight 327.9g, and a plated cruet stand, fitted with three glass bottles and stoppers.

A small group of silver and plated items, including a set of six Hanoverian pattern teaspoons and a pair of matching sugar tongs, London 1903 by Josiah Williams & Co, weight 84.3g, cased, a silver and mother-of-pearl handled pickle fork, Sheffield 1901, a set of six silver handled butter knives, cased, and a plated four-division toast rack, each division in the form of a wishbone, total silver weight 113.3g.

An Edwardian silver two-handled centrepiece bowl, the oval body embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage, beneath a cast floral and scroll rim, flanked by two foliate scroll handles, raised on a domed oval foot, London 1901 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, weight 1799.1g, height 26cm.

A George II silver punch ladle, the lobed oval bowl with pouring lip, fitted to a later turned wood handle, London 1748 by George Hindmarsh, length 34cm.

A late Victorian silver heart shaped dressing table hand mirror, pierced and embossed with scrolling foliage, Birmingham 1900 by Henry Matthews, length 16cm, together with two silver dressing table hairbrushes.

A pair of George II silver circular salts, each with gadrooned rim, the body embossed with flowers, London 1747 by David Hennell I, height 3.5cm, together with a similar pair of silver circular salts, London 1854, and three other silver circular salts, total weight 336.7g.

A small group of silver items, comprising a George V silver octagonal baluster sugar caster, Birmingham 1911 by Henry Matthews, weight 99.3g, height 16.5cm, a set of six .800 silver coffee cup holders and saucers, weight 168.5g, a .835 silver beaker, weight 77.8g, an Indian white metal bowl, weight 108.8g, and a white metal circular dish, weight 65.1g, together with a plated christening fork and spoon, cased.