Silver and Plate

An Edwardian silver helmet shaped cream jug, the body chased with festoons and applied with a scroll handle, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, Birmingham 1904 by William Aitken, weight 88.9g, height 9cm.

An Elizabeth II silver christening tankard of ogee baluster form on a circular domed foot, Birmingham 1963, weight 92.4g, height 8.5cm, a sterling circular dish, decorated with a sailing boat within a raised rim, detailed in rope effect script 'Bonnie Doon 1911', weight 78.5g, diameter 11.8cm, four silver spoons and a group of other items.

A George VI silver spoon with figural terminal, London 1911 by Garrard & Co, boxed, seven silver presentation teaspoons, each with a bull's and boar's head terminal above a banner inscribed 'The Stock Exchange Rifle Club', various dates, by H. Phillips, with five boxes, and two other silver presentation teaspoons, total weight 235.8g, together with a .800 silver souvenir spoon and five plated 'Sussex County R.A.' teaspoons, with four boxes.

An Edwardian silver cream jug, the baluster body with spiral moulded foliate panels, applied with a foliate capped and beaded scroll handle, on three trefid scroll legs, Sheffield 1908 by Walker & Hall, weight 89g, height 9cm.

A late Victorian silver rectangular purse with tan leather fitted interior, the exterior engraved with leaves and a circular monogrammed cartouche, London 1897 by Mappin Brothers, length 10.2cm.

A Victorian silver dessert fork with beaded and scroll terminal, London 1837 by Chawner & Co, length 17cm, a silver Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern dessert fork, marks worn, a silver rectangular case with hammered decoration, Birmingham 1900, a Continental silver tablespoon and a silver teaspoon, total weight 204.5g.

A sterling cream jug of squat baluster form on four scallop shell shouldered scroll feet, height 8.5cm, and a silver pepper caster, total weight 149g (marks rubbed).

A set of three plated rectangular entrées dishes, covers and handles with gadrooned and scallop shell rims, and a collection of other plated items, including a three-piece tea set, a four-piece tea set, salvers and a biscuit box with integral stand.

A group of plated cutlery, including a set of twelve fish knives and forks, cased, a part canteen of fruit knives and forks, cased, and two plated circular breadboards.

A pair of George VI silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1827 by William Chawner, length 22cm, a set of six silver Fiddle pattern tableforks, London 1846 by Joseph & Albert Savory, length 20cm, and a small group of other silver cutlery, total weight 828g, together with a pair of plated King's pattern tablespoons.

A Victorian silver mug of cylindrical form with scroll handle, on three ball feet, London 1869 by George Fox, weight 151g, height 8cm.

A pair of George V silver sweetmeat tazze, each dodecagonal shaped bowl pierced with scrolls, raised on an hexagonal baluster stem and faceted circular foot, Birmingham 1929 by Beddoes & Co, total weight 152.8g, height 9cm, a sterling silver swing handled circular basket with gadrooned rim, raised on a weighted circular stepped foot, a silver mustard and a sterling pin dish, together with a small group of plated items.

An Edwardian silver tea caddy with slip cover, embossed with a continuous scene of figures in a rural landscape, Chester 1905 by Nathan & Hayes, weight 81g, height 7.5cm.

A George V silver low comport, the raised lobed border engraved with foliate scrolls within a cast rim, raised on a similarly decorated circular foot, Sheffield 1911 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 624g, diameter 24.5cm.

A George V silver spirit kettle on stand, the half reeded circular kettle with overhead handle above anthemion and egg and dart rim, on a similarly decorated stand with three tapering reeded legs terminating in paw feet, Sheffield 1912 by Walker & Hall, weight 1130g, height 32.5cm, fitted with a later plated burner.

A late Victorian silver heart shaped box and cover, embossed with figures in a rural scene, London 1889 by Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd, length 6cm, and a silver heart shaped box with hinged lid, embossed with scrolls, Birmingham 1890 by Nathan & Hayes, length 5cm, total weight 88.7g.

A late 19th century German silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid embossed with a seated lady and gallant in a woodland landscape, the sides with a band of scrolling flowers and stems, import mark Chester 1898 by Berthold Muller, weight 45.5g, length 6.8cm.

A Bravingtons canteen of plated Old English pattern cutlery, comprising six tableknives and forks, four tablespoons, six dessert knives, forks and spoons, six fish knives and forks, six teaspoons, a carving knife and fork and a knife sharpener, within an oak canteen box.

A collection of plated items, including two chambersticks, two coasters, a taperstick, a sugar basket and egg cups.