Silver and Plate

A pair of 19th century Sheffield plate twin scroll branch candelabra, each with detachable nozzles and urn shaped sconces, on a tapering stem and circular foot, with overall half-reeded decoration, height 45cm.

A Victorian silver Albert pattern christening knife, fork and spoon set with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1859 by Hilliard & Thomason, cased, another silver christening knife, fork and spoon set, London 1845 by John & Henry Lias, cased, two other silver christening spoon and fork sets, each cased, and six Continental silver spoons (one damaged), weighable items 242.7g.

A small group of silver, comprising three napkin rings, teaspoon, Victorian brooch in the form of a Maltese Cross, Birmingham 1891, width 3.3cm, and multi-link bracelet, total weight 84.9g, together with a gilt metal mounted cheroot holder, length 8.8cm, and another cheroot holder, length 11.6cm, cased.

A pair of George V silver sauceboats, each with shaped rim and scroll handle, on a stepped oval pedestal foot, London 1920 by Charles Stuart Harris & Sons Ltd, total weight 617.8g, length 19.5cm.

A Continental .900 silver and enamelled curved rectangular cigarette case, the front enamelled with the head of a gun dog holding a fallen snipe in its mouth, detailed '900' to interior and clasp, weight 129.4g, height 8.5cm.

A George V silver square inkstand, fitted with a central cut glass inkwell with silver collar and hinged lid, on bun feet, Birmingham 1927 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, the base oak lined, width 15.2cm.

A pair of Victorian silver and mother-of-pearl handled butter knives, Sheffield 1885, cased, together with a pair of silver butter knives, Sheffield 1894, cased.

A pair of Victorian silver butter knives with pierced handles, London 1895 by John Round & Son Ltd, cased, together with a pair of silver preserve spoons with engraved decoration, Sheffield 1900, cased, total weight 84.3g.

A group of silver, including a cigarette case, Birmingham 1939, length 8.5cm, a set of six grapefruit spoons, Birmingham 1938 by Roberts & Dore Ltd, cased, ten napkin rings and a pair of napkin rings, cased, weighable items 492.5g, together with a small group of plated items, including a christening mug, a pair of sugar tongs and an oval trinket box.

An early Victorian harlequin silver four-piece tea set, each piece of lobed melon form with scroll handles and anthemion moulded feet, comprising teapot and sugar bowl, London 1839 by William Hewitt, milk jug, London 1839 by J.E. Terrey & Co, and hot water pot, London 1841 by Joseph & Albert Savory, height of hot water pot 24.5cm, total weight 2258.5g. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

An Edwardian silver evening purse with engraved initials and fitted interior, Chester and Birmingham 1909 by Henry Matthews, width 7.5cm, a silver child's rattle with whistle terminal, mother-of-pearl teething ring and three bells, Birmingham 1903 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, length 9cm, two other silver items and three plated items, comprising notepad with fitted pencil, horseshoe snuff box and sovereign case.

A George V silver, cut glass and ivory hip flask, the facet cut glass with silver detachable cap, the silver collar and screw hinged lid with ivory surmount, London 1928 by Asprey & Co Ltd, length 15.6cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A Mexican .925 silver sombrero ashtray with embossed decoration, diameter 13.2cm, a George V silver tea strainer and stand, Birmingham 1928, and a silver napkin ring, total weight 160g, together with a silver mounted rectangular photograph frame with beaded rim, Sheffield 1990, height 20.4cm.

A set of four late Victorian silver salts, each of stylized scallop shell form on ball feet, London 1894 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, length 5.8cm, a silver circular bowl with pierced geometric decoration, Sheffield 19102, diameter 13.2cm, and a small group of other silver, including a soap box and an oval hinged bangle, the front with engraved decoration, weighable items 320.4g, together with a plated waist belt with pierced decoration, length 69cm, and a plated ring watch, cased.

A George III silver coffee pot of baluster form, the domed hinged lid above an ebonized scroll handle and scroll moulded spout, on a stepped circular foot, London 1762 by Louis Black, weight 710.9g, height 23.5cm (later bird finial).

A George V silver chain mesh evening purse, the clasp with engine turned decoration, fitted with a bar and circular link carrying chain, import mark London 1926 by TK & Co, weight 75.7g, width 9.1cm, together with two silver and mother-of-pearl mounted folding fruit knives, Sheffield 1903 and Birmingham 1901, a silver twin-bladed folding pocket knife, Sheffield 1954, a set of six silver handled butter knives, cased, and a pair of plated sugar tongs.

A George VI silver rectangular dish with tab handles, raised on a rectangular foot, Birmingham 1937 by Mappin & Webb, weight 142.5g, length 17cm, and a Continental .800 silver cream jug, embossed with flowers and 'C' scrolls, weight 60.8g, height 7cm.

A pair of 20th century plated twin scroll branch candelabra, each with urn shaped sconces and square drip pans, on a tapering stem and shaped square base, decorated in relief with bands of foliate scrolls, height 23.5cm.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1806 by Solomon Hougham, length 21cm, a silver christening mug, inscription engraved, London 1942, height 7.8cm, three silver grapefruit spoons, total weight 300.6g, and a silver mounted four-piece dressing table set, comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes and clothes brush, Birmingham 1919.