Silver and Plate

A late 19th century American sterling mounted cut glass bowl of tapering circular form with petal rim, by Gorham Manufacturing Co, diameter 25cm (glass cracked), a .925 silver mounted cut glass vase, the silver rim with ribbon bow and floral garland decoration, import mark Birmingham 1907 by Gorham Manufacturing Co, height 21.7cm, a silver 'Port' decanter label, London 1804 by Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson, two silver mounted cut glass specimen vases, a set of three plated graduated oval meat domes and a plated tankard.

A George III silver octagonal cream jug with reeded rim above a band engraved with a fruit and geometric design, London 1802 by Solomon Hougham, weight 139.7g, height 10cm.

An Edwardian silver curved rectangular six-section cigarette case with foliate engraved decoration, Birmingham 1906 by William Lewis, length 8cm, and a late Victorian silver twin sovereign case, London 1895, length 5.3cm, total weight 112.7g.

A Victorian silver novelty inkwell in the form of tapering cylindrical weight with ring handle, the hinged lid revealing a silver mounted glass well, London 1876 by Edward H. Stockwell, total height 8cm, and a pair of silver pepper castors, each of baluster lobed form, embossed with panels of flowers, Birmingham 1900 by William Henry Leather, height 7.5cm, total weight excluding glass well 165g.

A Norwegian silver plique-à-jour and cut glass circular pot and cover, probably by Marius Hammer, the cover decorated in a polychrome floral design with flower finial above filigree sides and ropetwist rims, unmarked, height 3.5cm (minor faults).

A Chinese silver chain mesh evening purse, the clasp engraved with dragons, fitted with a carrying chain terminating in a Chinese character-decorated hook, weight 137.5g, total length 27cm.

A George III silver caddy spoon, the leaf shaped bowl with engraved decoration, London 1799 by Thomas Wallis II, length 10.4cm, a silver caddy spoon with pierced and engraved leaf shaped bowl and scrolling tendril handle, Birmingham 1901 by Levi & Salaman, length 8.7cm, total weight 15.5g, and a silver caddy shovel with mother-of-pearl handle, Birmingham 1800 by IT, length 8.7cm.

A small group of silver items, comprising a late Victorian pen nib wipe of rectangular form, fitted with bristles flanked by two handles, London 1895 by Sampson Mordan & Co, length 5cm, a rectangular stamp case, the scroll engraved front sliding to reveal two stamp apertures, Birmingham 1908 by Ahronsberg Brothers, length 5.2cm, a perfume bottle, relief decorated with stems of flowers and leaves, Birmingham 1888 (lacking stopper), a circular pot and cover, two cheroot holder cases, a clip and a silver mounted cork stopper, weighable items 97.2g.

Two silver vesta cases, each with engraved foliate decoration, Birmingham 1900 and 1904, a silver curved rectangular card case, Birmingham 1913, a silver engine turned card case, Birmingham 1929 and another silver card case, Birmingham 1930, total weight 140.2g.

An early 20th century plated twin hinged lidded rectangular cigar box with central handle, each hinged lid glazed with a George Wright hand-coloured print of a hunting scene, with a key, length 22.5cm.

An Edwardian silver curved rectangular cigarette case, the front engraved with a scene of a gentleman firing a rifle with a gun dog in pursuit, Birmingham 1908 by Williams (Birmingham) Ltd, weight 82.9g, length 8.5cm.

A George VI silver rectangular engine turned snuff box, the hinged lid engraved with a horse's head, Birmingham 1950 by A. Wilcox, retailed by Asprey London, weight 96.2g, length 8.3cm.

A set of six late Victorian silver toy chairs, each embossed with flowers and scrolls, comprising two salon armchairs and four salon chairs, import marks London 1897 by John George Smith, height of salon armchair 4.3cm, and another similar salon chair, the back embossed with a lyre, import mark London 1898 by John George Smith, height 3.9cm, total weight 97.5g.

An Edwardian silver toy salon settee, embossed with figures in garden scenes, import mark London 1902 by Theodor Hartman, length 7cm, a silver toy oval table, embossed with a gentleman on horseback with a church beyond, import mark London 1896 by Samuel Boyce Landeck, length 7cm, and three items of German .800 silver toy furniture, comprising a salon settee and matching chair, and a work table, total weight 130.9g.

A Dutch silver toy novelty trinket box in the form of a bookcase cabinet, the twin hinged doors pierced and embossed with figures in outdoor scenes, above a similarly decorated four-handled drawer, on paw feet, height 11.4cm, and a silver toy novelty box in the form of a longcase clock, the hinged back embossed with playful putti, import mark 1904 by Samuel Boyce Landeck, height 12.5cm (lacking one foot), total weight 246.7g.

A Chinese silver model of a rickshaw, length 6.5cm, a French silver miniature model of two oxen pulling a carriage, length 2.9cm, and a similar larger model, unmarked, length 5.7cm.

A German .800 silver novelty trinket box in the form of a six-horse-drawn carriage, the hinged carriage roof with crown finial, length 16.8cm, a silver model of a dog seated on a naturalistic base, Birmingham 1903 by Lawrence Emanuel, height 3cm, a Victorian silver model of a recumbent greyhound, no date letter or maker's mark, length 5.2cm, and a Dutch silver model of four dogs walking on a simulated brick path, length 10.5cm (lacking figure), total weight 207.8g, together with a model of a single-horse-drawn carriage with seated figure holding a whip, unmarked, length 6.3cm.

A Victorian silver sugar caster of ovoid form with pierced domed cover, embossed with a band of 'C' scrolls between spiral reeded decoration, on a circular foot, London 1886, maker's mark rubbed, height 10cm, together with a silver pierced cylindrical mustard, Birmingham 1893 by Thomas Hayes, height 7.5cm, and a small group of other silver items, including a circular trinket box, Birmingham 1910, and a hatpin stand, Birmingham 1925, weighable items only 276.4g.

A small George V silver circular dish, Birmingham 1927, weight 33.3g, together with a small collection of plated items, including a Victorian Elkington & Co teapot (handle detached), an EPBM rose bowl by Benetfink & Co, height 18.4cm, and a plate mounted horse's hoof trinket box.