Silver and Plate

A late Victorian silver mounted globular cut glass perfume bottle with screw lid, London 1894, height 15.3cm, and a silver and blue enamelled mounted cut glass globular perfume bottle and stopper with hinged lid, Birmingham 1912, height 11.5cm, together with two other silver mounted cut glass perfume bottles, three silver mounted cut glass dressing table jars and covers, and a silver mounted cut glass sugar caster, weighable items 50.6g.

A pair of Edwardian silver oval bonbon dishes, each outswept rim cast with 'C' scrolls, Birmingham 1902 and 1903 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 142.8g, length 16.5cm.

An Elizabeth II large silver ring in the form of a wolf's head, London 2003, and another silver ring in the form of a skull, total weight 146g.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted photograph frame, decorated in relief with two swans flying over flower and reed lined water, London 1986 by Keyford Frames Ltd, height 10.5cm, and a pair of silver mounted shaped rectangular photograph frames, Birmingham 1992 and 1993, height 12cm, together with five other Elizabeth II silver mounted photograph frames, various dates and makers.

A pair of George V Judaic silver candlesticks, each with a detachable nozzle above a floral embossed baluster stem, on a circular domed foot and shaped square base, London 1927 by MS, height 34.5cm.

A group of George III and later Irish silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, including a set of three table forks, Dublin 1813 by Richard Whitford, length 20.5cm, a set of three tablespoons, Dublin 1842 by Josiah Lowe, length 23cm, a set of five dessert forks, Dublin 1856 by John Smyth, length 17.2cm, and a set of three Fiddle pattern with Rat Tail dessert spoons, Dublin 1839 by William Cummins, length 18.5cm, total weight 1227.1g.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted rectangular photograph frame with geometric decoration, Sheffield 1990, height 22.5cm, a silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, decorated with flowers, Birmingham 1989, height 18cm, two other Elizabeth II silver mounted photograph frames and a plated rectangular photograph frame, decorated with scallop shell corners, height 16.8cm.

A late Victorian silver oval mustard with domed hinged lid above engraved floral garland decoration within reeded rims, London 1896 by Robert James Chaplin & Sons, height 6cm, a silver oval dish with pierced and engraved sides, Sheffield 1894 by Atkin Brothers, length 19.8cm, and a silver shaped oval dish, the sides pierced and embossed with flowers and lattice decoration, Birmingham 1902 by Henry Matthews, length 14cm, total weight 223.3g.

An early Victorian silver snuff box with engraved foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1857 by Alfred Taylor, length 5.2cm, a silver two-piece waist belt buckle with pierced and engraved scroll decoration, Birmingham 1897 by G.E. Walton & Co Ltd, length 9.7cm, and a group of other silver items, including a cheroot holder case, Chester 1920, a vesta case, a curved rectangular snuff box, Birmingham 1920, two thimbles and a small Jersey can pot and cover, height 5cm, total weight 135.1g.

A late Victorian silver trophy cup, the 'U' shaped bowl presentation inscribed 'Challenge Cup for Amateur Senior Sculls Presented by V.L. de Bobinsky Esq', opposing another inscription listing winners above 'Worthing Britannia Rowing Club...', on a tapering knop stem and circular foot, London 1897 by Charles Stuart Harris, weight 667.3g, height 31cm, on an ebonized plinth (in two pieces).

An Elizabeth II silver mounted cowrie shell hinged box, London 1976, length 6.5cm, and a small group of silver items, including two napkin rings, travelling ashtray, bookmark and 'Royal Mail' magnifying glass, weighable items 152g, together with three plate mounted horn shot cups and two plated condiment spoons.

A group of George III and later silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, including a set of four tablespoons, Exeter 1824 by Simon Levy, length 22.3cm, a set of six table forks, London 1837 by John & Henry Lias, length 20cm, a set of six dessert forks, London 1841 and 1843 by William Eaton, length 17cm, a set of three dessert spoons, London 1809 by Richard Crossley & George Smith, length 17.8cm, and a sauce ladle, London 1837 by John James Whiting, length 17.9cm, total weight 1443.3g.

A late Victorian plated oval three-piece tea set with wavy reeded and acanthus leaf decoration, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, retailed by R. & W. Sorley, Glasgow, within an oak case.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, London 1814 by Thomas Wilkes Barker, length 17cm, a silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoon, London 1847 by John James Whiting, length 18.5cm, and a group of similar silver cutlery, various dates and makers, total weight 438.8g, together with a pair of 'Nevada Silver' Fiddle pattern dessert forks.

A Dutch Art Deco silver teapot of squat globular form with domed cover, fitted with hardwood handle and finial, Voorschoten 1928 by Zilverfabriek Voorschoten, weight 365.6g, height 12cm.

A George V silver salver, the piecrust border with cast egg and dart and scallop rim, raised on four volute scroll feet, Sheffield 1932 by Mappin & Webb, weight 1080.7g, diameter 33.3cm.

A George V silver salver of shaped square outline, raised on four volute scroll feet, Sheffield 1933 by Viners Ltd, weight 718.7g, width 26.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver twin-branch candelabrum, each sconce above a hexagonal drip tray, on a turned column and circular base, London 1968 by John Henry Odell, height 28.8cm, weight of top section only 612g.

A George V silver syphon stand of cylindrical form with flared rim above pierced foliate panels, flanked by a pair of handles, fitted with a turned mahogany base, Sheffield 1932 by Mappin & Webb, total weight 562.4g, height 16cm.