Silver and Plate

A set of five George V silver and blue enamelled coffee spoons, each bowl back and handle enamelled in blue with gilt scroll decoration, London 1916 by Henry James Hulbert, together with four silver mounted glass jars, a silver mounted glass decanter stopper and a silver shot glass mount.

A George III silver bright cut beaded Old English pattern soup ladle with scallop shell bowl, London 1778 by George Smith III, weight 198.5g, length 37cm.

A George V silver cream jug and matching two-handled sugar bowl of cushion form, on scroll legs and paw feet, Birmingham 1911, a group of other silver items, including a salt, two mustards (one lacking lid) and five pairs of sugar tongs, total weight 389g, and a silver mounted square cut glass inkwell, Birmingham 1907, together with a group of plated items, including a butter shell and a three-piece condiment set.

A George III silver caddy spoon with tapering shaped handle and oval bowl, London 1806 by Thomas James, length 7.7cm, a silver Old English Thread pattern caddy spoon, London 1805 by Edward Mayfield, length 6.8cm, two other silver caddy spoons and a pair of silver trefid serving spoons, London 1904 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, total weight 173.2g.

A set of four late Victorian silver bright cut pointed Old English pattern teaspoons, Sheffield 1900 by John Sanderson, a silver bright cut beaded Old English pattern christening spoon, Sheffield 1851 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, cased, a pair of silver wishbone sugar nips, Birmingham 1937, seven pairs of silver sugar tongs and a silver trefid coffee spoon, total weight 271.7g.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, Sheffield 2006, height 20.4cm, a Continental silver beaker, height 7cm, two cut glass dressing table jars with silver covers, a set of four Mexican .925 silver mounted clear glass shot glasses, a set of six .830 silver fruit forks and a silver handled paperknife.

A set of nine Edwardian silver Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1900 and 1901 by Josiah Williams & Co, a set of six silver bright cut Old English pattern teaspoons, Newcastle, no date letter, by Thomas Watson, and a group of other silver Old English pattern teaspoons, total weight 435g.

A Victorian silver and leather mounted flattened oval glass hip flask with detachable cup and screw hinged lid, Birmingham 1876 by John Linegar, height 16cm, and another similar silver and leather mounted glass hip flask with detachable cup and screw lid, London 1877, height 14.5cm.

An early Victorian silver double-ended medicine spoon, London 1858 by Thomas Johnson I, length 13cm.

A Tiffany & Co .925 sterling mounted harmonica by Hohner Germany, length 10.3cm, with a Tiffany & Co case.

Three sets of six George V silver teaspoons, each square section handle with nail head terminal, Sheffield 1922 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1923 by William Suckling Ltd and Sheffield 1929 by James Deakin & Sons, all cased, and another set of six silver teaspoons, Birmingham 1946 by A.J. Bailey, total weight 232g, all cased.

A George V silver engine-turned rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1933 by William Neale & Son Ltd, length 10.5cm, a silver twin oval aperture rectangular photograph frame, decorated in relief with bellflower garlands, height 10.5cm, and another silver mounted photograph frame, together with a group of plated items, including a pair of candlesticks and a sauceboat.

A group of silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, including a set of three, London 1820 by Thomas & George Hayter, another set of three, London 1835 by Jonathan Hayne, a set of nine, Newcastle 1852 and 1859 by John Walton, and a further set of three, London 1822 by Hyam Hyams, total weight 411.8g.

A Victorian Scottish silver King's pattern sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1851 by Mackay & Chisholm, length 15.5cm, a pair of Irish silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, Dublin 1808 by J.D., length 17cm, and a group of other Scottish and Irish silver Fiddle pattern spoons, including a tablespoon, Dublin 1832 by James Brady, total weight 268.3g.

An Edwardian silver mounted three-piece dressing table set, decorated in relief with crowned maiden bust portraits, irises and scrolling leaves, comprising a hand mirror (lacking mirrored glass) and two hairbrushes, Chester 1902, 1903 and 1906 by William Neale, together with a group of other silver mounted dressing table items.

An early 20th century Russian silver spoon, 84 zolotnik, the fig shaped bowl back engraved with flowers, the twist handle with turned knop terminal, length 17.5cm, together with another similar Russian silver spoon, circa 1908-1926, length 20.3cm.

A pair of Middle Eastern white metal semicircular posy troughs, decorated with foliate scrolls, each width 21.5cm, a white metal model of a boat, length 25.5cm, with two oars, a circular box and cover and a spoon with elephant terminal.

A pair of Danish sterling and enamelled circular salts, detailed 'VB Sterling Denmark', diameter 4.9cm, another similar salt with yellow enamel, detailed 'Meka Sterling Denmark', three matching salt spoons, a pair of silver circular salts, Birmingham 1895, a Mexican .925 silver pillbox and a Dutch silver cachou box, total weight 114g.