Silver and Plate

A set of six Elizabeth II silver and enamelled coffee spoons, each bowl back and handle decorated in a different enamel colour, Birmingham 1956-57 by Turner & Simpson, within a twin-hinged case, detailed 'Harrods, London'.

An Edwardian silver circular card salver with piecrust rim, on scroll legs, London 1904 by Pairpoint Brothers, weight 174g, diameter 14.5cm, a silver cream jug with cast egg and dart rim, on a circular stepped foot, Birmingham 1938 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, weight 113g, height 9cm, and a silver rectangular engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1937 by Leighton Brothers, weight 173g, length 11.3cm.

A George IV silver gilt rectangular vinaigrette, the hinged lid engraved with flowers and leaf stems, revealing a pierced foliate scroll hinged grille, Birmingham 1823 by Thomas Newbold, length 3.4cm.

A late 19th century Dutch .930 silver rectangular dressing table box with hinged lid, decorated in relief with figures within 'C' scroll surrounds above panels of figures, some playing musical instruments, weight 215g, length 18.8cm.

A pair of Dutch .800 silver novelty pepper casters, modelled as a boy and girl in traditional costume leaning forward for a kiss, each with detachable pierced hat top, detailed '800', overall weight 193g, heights 9.8cm and 9.4cm.

An Edwardian silver hip flask with hinged screw lid, the front engraved with a griffon's head crest, Sheffield 1907 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, weight 93.4g, height 10.4cm.

A late Victorian silver lozenge shaped box with hinged lid, decorated in relief with scrolls within pinched rims, Birmingham 1898 by John Edward Wilmot, length 6.8cm, and a Continental silver serpentine fronted box with hinged lid, decorated in relief with figures above scroll sides, length 7cm, together with two plated circular boxes and covers.

A Victorian silver apostle caddy spoon, London 1874, indistinct maker's mark, length 10cm, a silver letter opener in the form of a meat skewer, Sheffield 1896 by Atkin Brothers, length 19.8cm, and two silver jam spoons, Sheffield 1935 and 1995 by Roberts & Belk, total weight 117.8g.

A sterling soup ladle, the oval gilt interior bowl engraved with leaf stems, the tapering handle cast with a young man wearing Tudor costume, weight 222g, length 33cm.

A George V silver circular card salver, the raised rim cast with scallop shell and 'C' scroll decoration, on scroll legs, London 1914 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 362g, diameter 22cm.

A pair of early Victorian silver bright cut Hanoverian pattern dessert spoons, Glasgow 1845 by Robert Gray & Son, four silver mustard spoons, a silver Fiddle pattern salt spoon and three small silver condiment spoons, total weight 165g.

A Victorian silver circular bowl, decorated in relief with flowers and scrolls, raised on stylized scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in pad feet, London 1871 by William Wrangham Williams, weight 222g, diameter 13cm.

A George III silver caddy spoon, the tapering handle with bright cut engraved decoration, London 1803 by Josiah Snatt, length 7.5cm, a silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1821 by Thomas Millington, length 8.4cm, and another silver bright cut engraved caddy spoon, London 1830 by John James Whiting, length 7.9cm, total weight 29.4g.

An Edwardian silver sauce boat of reeded and lobed form with scroll handle, on scroll legs, Sheffield 1904 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 234g, length 19cm.

A George IV silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form with foliate capped scroll handle, on a circular foot, London 1825 by Robert Peppin, weight 322.5g, height 11.5cm.

A William IV silver toddy ladle with twisted whalebone handle, Exeter 1836 by William Woodman, length 19.5cm, a pair of silver sugar nips with ring handles, Chester 1898 by George Unite, length 12cm, a pair of silver bright cut engraved sugar tongs, London 1806, length 15cm, and a silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, London 1813, length 9cm, weight excluding toddy ladle 74.9g.

An Elizabeth II silver model of a jockey riding a galloping horse on a naturalistic base, London 1985 by Douglas Pell Silverware, height 4.2cm, four silver topped hat pins, each in a scrolling design, Chester 1909, 1910 and 1913 by Charles Horner, a silver preserve spoon with engraved leaf shaped bowl, Sheffield 1899 by Roberts & Belk, and a silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife, Sheffield 1912 by John Yeomans Cowlishaw.

A George V silver goblet, the tapering cylindrical bowl engraved 'Small Replica of Loving Cup 1656' opposing 'The Frame Work Knitters Company London' against a textured ground, on a baluster stem and circular foot, London 1935 by Harman & Co, weight 115g, height 10.7cm.

An Edwardian silver sugar caster of cylindrical form with pierced domed cover, the sides pierced with scroll framed panels, Birmingham 1905 by William Henry Sparrow, height 15.8cm, and a similarly decorated matched silver three-piece condiment set, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, Birmingham 1905 by William Henry Sparrow and Birmingham 1905 and 1910 by Henry Williamson Ltd, total weight 184g, all fitted with green glass liners.