Silver and Plate

A part canteen of plated Dubarry pattern cutlery, comprising twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks and spoons, twelve soup spoons, eight serving spoons, twelve fish knives and forks, twelve tea and coffee spoons, twelve grapefruit spoons, pair of salad servers, two sauce ladles, two butter knives and three preserve spoons, together with twelve matching .800 silver handled table knives and dessert knives and a pair of plated fish servers, cased.

An Edwardian silver gilt chain mesh bag, the clasp fitting decorated with flowers in the Art Nouveau taste, import mark London 1908, the internal hinged division detailed 'Mrs Mayne. 101 Queensgate S.W.', fitted to a carrying chain, weight 224g, width 13.8g.

A late 19th century Indian silver dressing table set, cast in relief with flowers and leaves, comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes, two clothes brushes, pair of glove stretchers, button hook and comb mount, Madras by P. Orr & Sons.

A group of six silver Fiddle pattern spoons, including Dublin 1825 by Samuel Neville, Glasgow 1834 by J. McK. and Newcastle 1839 by John Wright, together with four other silver spoons, total weight 189.7g.

A mid-19th century Russian silver Hanukkah lamp menorah, 84 zolotnik, the rotating upper section issuing eight scroll branches, each with fruiting vine detail and supporting an urn sconce, centred by a ninth candleholder shammash, all supported by a baluster stem with foliate decoration, on a circular foot and square base, Polotzk 1863, assay master P. Sayevsky, weight 1113.6g, height 51.5cm (repaired).

A 19th century Sheffield plated inkstand, a plated swing-handled basket, a plated teapot stand with engraved decoration and a crumb scoop.

A George III silver vinaigrette with wriggle work engraved decoration, with a plain pierced grill, Birmingham 1819 by John Shaw, length 2.6cm, later mounted as a pendant fitted to a neckchain on a boltring clasp, detailed 'sterling', length 57cm, total weight 23g.

An early 20th century silver gilt and pale turquoise enamelled circular hinge lidded box, detailed 'Norway', import mark London 1913 by Henry James Hulbert, weight 61g, diameter 5.5cm.

A George IV silver rectangular vinaigrette, the hinged lid with floral and foliate decoration enclosing an oval initial engraved cartouche revealing a pierced hinged grille, Birmingham 1821 by Thomas William Simpson, width 2.2cm (grille hinge broken), and a silver and blue enamel 'Stamps' case of envelope form, Birmingham 1915, width 2.8cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Dutch silver cow creamer, modelled standing four-square with tail curling up to form the handle, the hinged lid decorated with a border of flowers and leaves beneath a fly finial, marked to underside, weight 183.1g, length 13.3cm, height 10cm.

A George III silver cruet stand, the circular frame with pierced and engraved sides, fitted with five later glass bottles and stoppers, centred with a turned tapering handle, on claw and ball feet, marks rubbed, height 21cm (some faults), together with three early Victorian silver neck ring sauce labels of narrow rectangular form, engraved 'Anchovy', 'Harvey' and 'Chilli', London 1838 by Samuel Crespel II, ring diameter 4cm.

A set of three Victorian silver casters, each of weighted ovoid form with screw covers, inscribed in blue enamel 'Salt', 'Pepper' and 'Cayenne', London 1882 by Jacob Berman, height 3.6cm, together with a small collection of other silver items, including a cylindrical scent bottle, London 1883 by Sampson Mordan & Co, length 5.3cm, within original leather case, and an embossed silver pin dish, Chester 1894 (some faults).

An Edwardian silver cased curling tongs heater box of rectangular form, the hinged lid embossed with cupids and scrolls surrounding a vacant cartouche, London 1901 by Charles Henry Dumenil, length 9.5cm, a silver vesta case, Birmingham 1922, and a pair of silver sugar tongs, together with a small group of other silver mounted items, comprising a hand mirror, two buttonhooks and a shoehorn.

A Peruvian white metal bowl of shaped oval form with applied foliate rim and drop handles, unmarked, weight 1366g, length 43.5cm.

A George V silver novelty inkwell of bell form with hinged lid and glass liner, Birmingham 1910, height 7.5cm, together with an Edwardian silver capstan inkwell, the hinged lid with pen depression, Birmingham 1906 by A. & J. Zimmerman, diameter 11.5cm.

A pair of George III silver graduated meat skewers, possibly provincial, each with plain ring terminal, stamped single conjoined 'WH' maker's mark to each, lengths 25cm and 30cm, total weight 103.8g.

An Elizabeth II silver tankard, the low-bellied baluster body engraved with a catamaran sailing scene, London 1960 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, weight 376.5g, height 12.2cm.

A George V silver card salver of shaped square form with piecrust rim, on scroll feet, Chester 1913 by Barker Brothers, weight 201.4g, width 15.8cm.

A rare Dutch silver salt cellar, late 17th century, the circular bowl with beaded rim and vertical reeded border, on a waisted stem with engraved date '1698' and initials 'I T' above a band of scrolling foliage, the stepped octagonal base with reeded band, indistinct hallmarks, maker's mark possibly 'HS' (?), weight 111.8g, height 6.4cm.