Silver and Plate

A George III silver meat skewer with ring terminal, London, date letter rubbed, by Thomas & William Chawner, weight 78g, length 27cm.

A George V silver hat pin stand with four divisions above a rectangular pin cushion base, Chester 1904, length 12.8cm, together with a silver christening cup, Chester 1914, a silver and tortoiseshell topped cut glass powder jar, London 1928, diameter 16cm, pair of George III silver sugar tongs, a silver salt spoon and a silver sugar sifter spoon.

A collection of eleven silver cased propelling pencils, including Yard-o-Led with two boxed, a silver propelling pencil case, five silver pencil cases, a silver paperknife mount and a silver open-faced pocket watch.

An early 20th century Dutch silver novelty model of a bathing machine, the exterior decorated with putti in landscapes, on four wheels, modelled with a lady descending the steps, import mark London 1900 by Isaac Manheim, weight 49.3g, height 5.2cm.

An early 20th century Dutch silver toy samovar and cover with stand, the cylindrical body above a square stand with single frieze drawer, weight 81g, height 10cm.

Two Edwardian cut glass inkwells, each square body fitted with silver collar and hinged lid, Birmingham 1905 by Levi & Salaman and Sheffield 1910 by William Hutton & Sons, heights 6.7cm and 6.3cm, together with a silver mounted cranberry glass bottle stand, Birmingham 2002, height 9.5cm.

A late Victorian silver hip flask with a detachable cup, Sheffield 1899, weight 232.4g, height 12.5cm (damaged), a silver model of a standing soldier, London 1975, weight 52.6g, height 8cm, a silver rectangular table cigarette box, wooden lined, London 1921, and a plated box.

A small group of silver items, including a Victorian King's pattern sugar sifter ladle, London 1848 by George Adams, length 16.5cm, a matching silver tea strainer, butter knife and preserve spoon, each with pierced handle, London 1943, and four condiments, total weight 298.2g.