Silver and Plate

A set of four George III silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1805 and 1815 by Solomon Hougham, length 21.5cm, a pair of silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, Exeter 1833 and 1834 by William Pope, two other matched silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, various dates and makers, and a small group of silver teaspoons, including five with golf ball terminals, total weight 673.3g, together with a set of eight Continental .750 silver teaspoons with engraved decoration, weight 91.3g, length 14.3cm.

A George IV silver Fiddle pattern fish slice, London 1821 by William Chawner, length 30cm, a set of four silver teaspoons, Newcastle, no date letter, by Thomas Watson, and a small group of other silver items, including two napkin rings, total weight 476.4g.

A set of six George V silver and enamelled cocktail sticks, each with polychrome enamelled cockerel finial and hook to the back, Birmingham 1929 by Adolph Scott, weight 14.5g, length 8.2cm, cased.

A set of eleven Elizabeth II Library of Imperial History silver and parcel gilt Silver Jubilee commemorative spoons, limited edition 149/2000, each oval bowl with Royal cypher above '1952-1977', each oval terminal with a shield shaped crest representing a different Commonwealth country, London 1977, weight 375.6g, length 12.9cm, cased with certificate.

An Edwardian silver curved rectangular snuff box with hinged lid, Chester 1901 by William Neale, length 8.7cm, a silver curved rectangular cigarette case, the gilt interior with two hinged pierced scroll retainers, Birmingham 1887 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, length 9.5cm, and another silver engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1943, length 8.2cm, total weight 313.2g.

A pair of Victorian silver posy vases, each of tapering cylindrical half-reeded form on a reeded domed foot, Chester 1894 by William Aitken, height 11.5cm, a pair of Continental silver footed salts, height 5cm, a Dutch silver circular box and cover, diameter 4.7cm, and a small group of other silver items, weighable items only 190g, together with a pair of plated fish servers, cased.

A mid-19th century silver cigar case of oval form with sprung hinged lid, the front engraved with initials within overall foliate scroll and flower surround, unmarked, weight 171.9g, height 12.2cm.

A set of six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1848 by Elizabeth Eaton, a set of six silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1933, cased, and a silver christening spoon, Sheffield 1955, cased, total weight 200.3g.

An Edwardian silver mounted dressing table mirror of shaped form with pierced and embossed floral and scroll decoration, London 1902, height 47cm.

An Edwardian silver card case, embossed with flowers and scrolls, Chester 1902 by William Neale, weight 68.4g, height 10.4cm, a pair of French silver asparagus servers of sprung hinged form, pierced with foliate scrolls, weight 113.2g, width 10cm, and a silver trinket box of shaped rectangular form, length 9cm.

A George V silver rectangular inkstand, fitted with two square cut glass inkwells, each with a silver collar and hinged lid, a pen recess to the front within a cast scroll rim, raised on scroll legs, London 1910 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight of stand only 239.5g, length 18.7cm, together with a pair of silver candlesticks with embossed scroll decoration, Birmingham 1897 by T. Wooley, height 14cm.

A George III silver cream jug with gadrooned rims, London 1772, no maker's mark, height 10cm, and a George III silver feather edged Old English pattern tablespoon, circa 1770, London, date letter rubbed, by Robert Sallam, length 21.8cm, total weight 158.4g.

A late Victorian silver christening cup of tapering cylindrical form above a reeded band, flanked by a scroll handle, on a circular domed foot, monogram engraved, London 1899 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, height 10cm, a silver octagonal bonbon dish with pierced sides, London 1897 by Josiah Williams & Co, length 15cm, and a silver sauce boat with foliate capped scroll handle, Birmingham 1939, length 15cm, total weight 336.9g.

A George V silver circular footed dish, the shallow bowl with pierced sides beneath a cast castellated rim, raised on a circular foot, Birmingham 1915 by Martin Hall & Co Ltd, height 6cm, together with two silver bonbon dishes, each with pierced and embossed decoration, and a silver circular pin tray, total weight 358.6g.

An early Victorian silver baluster christening tankard, embossed with a vacant cartouche within flowers and foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1855 by Hilliard & Thomason, height 8cm, a similar silver christening tankard with inscription, Sheffield 1898, height 8cm, and a plain silver christening tankard, London 1929, height 8cm.

An Edwardian silver mounted globular cut glass scent bottle, Chester 1901, height 14.5cm, a silver mounted cut glass cruet bottle with reeded loop handle and hinged lid, London 1791 by Peter & Ann Bateman, height 17.8cm, and a group of other silver items, including a cylindrical dressing table jar and cover, Birmingham 1899, height 7.8cm, weighable items only 315g.

A Norwegian .830 silver mustard of cylindrical form, the foliate decorated hinged lid inset with a Frederik V twenty-four skilling coin 1752 beneath a lion thumbpiece, flanked by a scroll handle, raised on cast seated lion feet, by Marius Hammer of Bergen, height 8cm, a silver cylindrical box and cover, decorated in relief with a knight on horseback, framed by 'The Bokinfold Archers', above embossed festoons, unmarked, height 6cm, and a Chinese silver ashtray, the centre inset with a Chinese one dollar 1930 by Wai Kee, width 9cm, total weight 269.4g.