Silver and Plate

A Victorian silver half-reeded oval bachelor's three-piece tea set, London 1891 and 1892 by Charles Boyton, height of teapot 13cm, and a small group of other silver items, comprising a six-division toast rack and three ashtrays, total weight 763.8g, together with a torque bangle.

An Egyptian silver bowl in the form of a swan, height 5.4cm, an Egyptian silver bird salt caster, height 3.7cm, and an Egyptian silver squirrel, height 4cm, together with a silver mammoth menu holder on a stepped circular base, height 3.1cm, and a silver and enamelled figure of a seahorse, London 2006 by Casa Julia International, height 6.6cm, total weight 267.8g.

A pair of late Victorian silver pepper casters of pierced cylindrical form, each with blue glass liner, Sheffield 1891 by Atkin Brothers, height 5.2cm, within a fitted red leather case, together with a small group of silver condiments and spoons, total weight 202.8g.

A set of six Edwardian Scottish silver teaspoons, each with cast Celtic style stem and finial, Glasgow 1910 by Lawson & Co, together with a small silver cup, decorated with Celtic band, Birmingham 1958, and a silver four-division toastrack, London 1940, total weight 275.4g.

An early 19th century Dutch silver nutmeg grater of oval form with engraved decoration, the hinged lid revealing a steel grate, height 3cm, together with a Dutch silver box, the hinged lid revealing a cotton reel holder, height 4.7cm, and a Continental silver spoon with figural finial, length 19.5cm.

An Edwardian silver and enamelled folding stamp case of book form, the front with blue enamelled 'Stamps', Birmingham 1901 by Crisford & Norris, weight 9.5g, length 3.1cm.

A George IV silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, Edinburgh 1822 by Williams Forrest & Co, length 15.5cm, and a small collection of other silver cutlery, total weight 227.3g.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1792 by Peter & Ann Bateman, length 17cm, a set of six early 20th century American sterling table forks, Baltimore by Jenkins & Jenkins, a set of four similar sterling teaspoons by Gorham Manufacturing Co, length 14cm, and four other items of silver cutlery, total weight 548.2g, together with a sterling handled meat fork and a pair of grape shears.

A George III silver six-bottle cruet stand of rectangular form with central scroll handle above reeded apertures on tapering column supports, the rim cast with flowers and scrolling leaves, raised on scallop shell and foliate feet, fitted with a pair of cut glass pepper casters, each with a plated collar and silver cover, a cut glass mustard with silver cover and three cut glass bottles and stoppers, Sheffield 1817 by W.B. & Co, weight of stand and covers 556.7g, height 20cm.

A George V part canteen of silver Windsor pattern cutlery, comprising six soup spoons, three table forks, four tablespoons, four dessert forks and sauce ladle, Sheffield 1926 by Atkin Brothers, weight 1253.8g.

A Victorian silver trophy cup, the 'U' shaped body engraved with opposing vacant cartouches alternating with opposing floral engraved cartouche, framed by strapwork, on a beaded knop stem and similarly decorated circular foot, London 1866 by Thomas Smily, weight 340.1g, height 21cm.

A George V silver part manicure set, comprising two circular pots and covers, nail buffer and five silver handled nail implements, each with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1925 and 1926 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, within original fitted case.

A Russian silver oval double snuff box, the twin-hinged lid revealing two gilt compartments, St. Petersburg 1783 by Yevrav Borovshikov, weight 71.4g, length 6.7cm, together with two small silver pillboxes and a silver mounted cigar cutter, Birmingham 1985.

A pair of late Victorian silver sauce boats, each with foliate capped scroll handle, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in stepped hoof feet, Sheffield 1900 by Walker & Hall, weight 534.1g, length 18.7cm.

A George V silver two-handled tray with reeded rim and engraved presentation inscription, on scroll feet, Sheffield 1919 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, weight 1627.5g.

A pair of Victorian silver scallop shell salts, raised on dolphin legs, Sheffield 1866 by Roberts & Belk, length 6.8cm, and a similar smaller pair of scallop shell salts, London 1866 by Alexander Macrae, length 5.7cm, total weight 138.8g.

A George V silver three-piece dressing table set with engraved decoration, comprising hand mirror and two clothes brushes, London 1920 and 1921 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, and a small group of other silver items, weighable items 79.1g, together with a group of plated items, including a pair of three-light twin scroll branch candelabra, a three-piece condiment set, a leather mounted cut glass hip flask with detachable cup and a set of six stag antler handled knives and forks, cased.

A George III silver baluster tankard with foliate capped scroll handle, the body later chased with a vacant cartouche framed by floral and foliate scrolls, on a circular foot, Newcastle 1803 by Ann Robertson, weight 325.9g, height 13cm.

A set of six late Victorian silver circular buttons, each cast in relief with a courting couple, import mark Chester 1898, diameters 2.5cm, together with an Edwardian silver rectangular pillbox with foliate engraved hinged lid, Birmingham 1906, length 2.4cm, and a small group of silver cutlery, total weight 70.9g.