Silver and Plate

A George V silver curved rectangular trinket box with engine turned hinged lid, raised on scroll legs, Chester 1931 by James Deakin & Sons, length 11.5cm, and a group of other silver items, including a two-handled circular bowl, Birmingham 1972, a vesta case with engraved foliate decoration, Birmingham 1906, and a circular pill box with tortoiseshell cover, Birmingham 1922.

A small group of plated items, including a half reeded teapot, a basket with pierced decoration and an entrée dish and cover.

A set of six Edwardian silver teaspoons, each with pierced floral and foliate handles, Birmingham 1905 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, a silver baluster cream jug with scroll handle, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1934 by Adie Brothers Ltd, height 9.5cm, and a silver circular two-handled salt on scroll legs, Birmingham 1913, height 5cm, total weight 246g.

A set of six George V silver bean end coffee spoons, Birmingham 1926 by Marson & Jones, a silver teaspoon with pierced monogram terminal, surmounted by a Pekingese, a pair of silver and mother-of-pearl handled butter knives (faults), a silver napkin ring, a silver teaspoon and a silver matchbox holder, together with a group of plated items, including a christening cup, a set of six King's pattern teaspoons and a pair of Christmas tree shaped napkin rings.

A set of six Edwardian silver circular buttons and an oval buckle, Birmingham 1907 by Levi & Salaman, button diameter 2.5cm, buckle length 7cm.

A late Victorian silver rectangular half reeded mustard, Sheffield 1896 by Walker & Hall, a silver oval mustard, Birmingham 1913 by E.S. Barnsley & Co, a silver pepper caster, Birmingham 1901, and a set of six George V silver handled Albany pattern butter knives, Sheffield 1911 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, cased, together with a group of plated items, including cutlery, a coffee pot and a sugar bowl.

A group of four 20th century Greek silver dishes, each with enamelled rim, each stamped '1000', total weight 157g, diameters 9.3cm and 9.5cm and length 10.3cm (faults)

An Elizabeth II silver christening tankard of tapering cylindrical form with scroll handle, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1962 by Angora Silver Plate Co Ltd, cased, a pair of George III silver dessert spoons, later embossed and engraved with flowers and fruit, London 1774 by Thomas Evans, and three .800 silver coffee spoons, total weight 256.9g.

A plated on copper rectangular plaque depicting the Last Supper, titled in Latin, 38cm x 23cm, framed.

A late Victorian plated and glass centrepiece epergne, modelled as three poppy stems supporting a clear glass trumpet vase with engraved foliate decoration beneath a wavy rim, on a naturalistic base, total height 48.5cm (faults to glass).

A late Victorian silver christening mug of tapered cylindrical form with loop handle, embossed with floral and scroll decoration, monogram engraved, Birmingham 1899, weight 62g, height 7cm.

A George III silver teapot of cushion form, the fruit finial above a raised gadrooned rim and an engraved band of flowers and leaves, raised on ball feet, London 1807 by Thomas Wallis II, weight 565.8g, height 14cm.

A set of four Edwardian silver salts of oval octagonal form, flanked by two small handles, and four matching salt spoons, Birmingham 1903 by G. & J. Bushell, cased, and a silver two-piece christening set, comprising Old English Thread and Shell pattern spoon and fork, Sheffield 1885 by Martin Hall & Co, cased, total weight 210g, together with a silver 'Longer Lead' propelling pencil, cased, and a silver backed hand mirror.

A George V silver engine turned rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1936 by Mayes, Mills & Co, length 12cm, a similar silver square cigarette case, Birmingham 1932 by William Neale & Son, total weight 227g, width 8.2cm, and a small square engine turned powder compact, Birmingham 1937 by Crisford & Norris Ltd, width 5.5cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver claret jugs commemorating the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh 1947-1972, limited edition Nos 56 and 57 of 250, each decorated in relief with fruiting vines, London 1972 by Garrard & Co Ltd, total weight 1756g, height 28.5cm, within a Garrard & Co Ltd presentation box, with two certificates.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver goblets commemorating the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh 1947-1972, limited edition Nos 260, 261, 262, 263, 264 and 265 of 2500, London 1972 by Garrard & Co Ltd, total weight 1175g, height 15cm, within a Garrard & Co Ltd presentation box, with certificates, also with six separate numbered boxes.

A French three-piece desk set, comprising dip pen, paperknife and seal, with floral decoration, cased, and a similar four-piece desk set, comprising paperknife, pencil holder and cover, seal and knife, with a case fitted for five implements, together with a group of other items, including a small funnel, detailed 'Mexico .925', height 4.7cm, a dip pen in the form of a feather, two napkin rings, a silver handled buttonhook and three spoons.

A pair of late Victorian silver napkin rings, decorated in relief with flowers and foliate scrolls, London 1896 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, cased, a silver tea caddy and cover of rectangular canted corner form, cast with foliate rims, London 1914 by Charles Edwards, height 12.5cm, a silver cream jug of oval half reeded form, Birmingham 1899, height 7.5cm, and a small group of other silver items, including a caddy spoon, Sheffield 1900 by Atkin Brothers, and a napkin ring, Birmingham 1908, total weight 368g.

An Edwardian plated three-bottle tantalus with central swing handle, on foliate capped reeded supports and square stepped feet, fitted with three square cut glass decanters and stoppers, and a plated 'Whiskey' label, total height 33cm (minor faults).