Silver and Plate

A set of four late Victorian silver salts, each of spiral reeded circular form, and four matching salt spoons, London 1884 and 1885 by Walter & John Barward, total weight 109.5g, within a fitted leather case, detailed 'Edward Barnard & Sons'.

An 18th/19th century Continental silver and parcel gilt circular bowl, engraved with foliate scroll borders and medallions, unmarked, weight 183g, diameter 12.7cm.

A set of five Edwardian silver coffee spoons, each with spiral twisted handle terminating in either a bird or animal, import mark London 1901 by Samuel Boyce, together with thirteen similar Continental silver spoons, including a set of six with bird terminals, total weight 207g.

A George III silver Old English Thread pattern serving spoon and fork, London 1799 by George Smith IV, length 28cm.

A Victorian brass mounted rosewood vanity box, the hinged lid opening to reveal a compartmentalized interior fitted with silver mounted glass bottles, jars, rectangular boxes and inkwell, London 1856 by John Harris, above a single drawer to base, fitted with concealed brass handles, width 31cm.

A pair of late Victorian silver trefoil shaped three-piece condiment stands, each with reeded wirework scroll handle and bun feet, Sheffield 1896 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, weight 135.6g, length 9cm, each fitted with a silver mounted cut glass pepper caster and mustard, Sheffield 1896 by G.B., and a cut glass salt, with four silver condiment spoons.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver backed hairbrushes and matching comb, each with engine turned decoration, London 1969, cased, together with a silver backed hairbrush and comb, Birmingham 1977, cased.

A collection of George III and later silver mounted green stained ivory handled cutlery, comprising eleven table knives, ten dessert knives, two carving knives and three carving forks, most with later steel blades.

A pair of late Victorian Venetian pattern silver grape shears, London 1896 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 135.5g, length 18cm, cased.

A mid-19th century Maltese silver coffee pot, maker's mark Naudi, the baluster body with domed hinged cover and bud finial, raised on three hoof feet, hallmarks with maker's mark of Naudi to rim, weight 826g, height 24.5cm (handle broken and detached but present).

A late 18th century Maltese silver coffee pot, the urn shaped body with domed hinged cover and flower finial, flanked by a wooden scroll handle and scroll spout with bird head terminal, raised on three leaf shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, hallmarks to rim including indistinct maker's mark, possibly 'PL', weight 1062g, height 30cm.

An early 19th century Maltese silver ewer, maker's mark 'GD', of urn shaped form with faceted ovoid body, beaded rim and collar, flanked by a scroll handle, on a circular foot, hallmarks to foot including 'GD' maker's mark, weight 1023.5g, height 34.5cm.

A pair of 19th century Maltese silver oval dishes, maker's mark Naudi, each centre engraved with foliate scrolls framing a vacant cartouche, hallmarks with maker's mark for Naudi to rims, total weight 475.8g, length 22.7cm.

A late 18th century Maltese silver pedestal salver, maker's mark of Gio Carlo Cassar, the circular top with shaped and moulded piecrust rim, raised on a lobed and domed pedestal foot, hallmarks with maker's mark to rims, weight 882.2g, diameter 30.7cm, height 11.4cm. Note: Gio Carlo Cassar was granted his warrant in 1774 before he was appointed Consul for Silversmiths in 1806.

A late 18th century Continental silver two-bottle cruet frame, maker's mark 'CAT' with cross surmount, probably Maltese or Italian (Sicilian), each openwork tapered cylindrical holder cast with uprights of laurel and fruiting vines beneath a reeded rim, centred with a foliate scroll handle flanked by reeded stopper rings, on rococo scroll moulded feet, hallmarks with maker's mark to underside, weight 584.3g, height 23.5cm, fitted with a pair of later facet cut glass decanters and stoppers with silver rims, London 1925.

A mid-19th century Continental large silver four-bottle decanter stand, possibly Maltese, the central foliate moulded handle above a square flat frame with foliate rimmed apertures for four decanters and stoppers to each corner, the edges with notches for wine glasses, on a square salver style base with foliate moulded rim and scroll feet, apparently unmarked, weight 1781.4g, height 29cm.

A 20th century Maltese .800 silver blotter with pierced foliate handle and inset with two coins, length 14.7cm.

A German .800 silver tankard, the tapered cylindrical body with honeycomb style decoration, flanked by an angular handle, detailed 'Ed. Foehr', to base, weight 223.9g, height 10.9cm.

A George VI silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1938 by Turner & Simpson, diameter 13.9cm, and a smaller silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1938, diameter 7.5cm.