Silver and Plate

A pair of Edwardian silver chambersticks, each with an urn shaped sconce, on a circular dished base with loop handle, Birmingham 1909 by William Neale, length 13cm, and a small group of other silver, including two four-division toast racks and a pair of sugar nips, total weight 409.2g, together with an Alpacca plated chain mesh evening purse.

A George V silver circular bonbon dish with pierced sides and beaded rim, Birmingham 1925, and a group of other silver, including a circular pierced two-handled stand (lacking liner), a teaspoon with rifle handle, a .800 silver pastry slice and a Danish David Andersen .830 silver souvenir spoon, weighable items 560g, together with a group of plated items.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted six-piece dressing table set, comprising hand mirror, two clothes brushes, two hairbrushes and comb, Birmingham 1972 and 1973 by W.I. Broadway & Co, cased.

An Edwardian silver curved rectangular cigarette case with engraved foliate scrolls, Chester 1909 by James Deakin & Sons, length 8.5cm, and a small group of other silver, comprising two cigarette cases, a vesta case and a pencil holder, total weight 400g.

An Edwardian silver waistbelt and buckle, each circular link pierced and relief decorated with a kingfisher in flight over waterlilies, with a matching two-piece buckle, Birmingham 1901 by Synyer & Beddoes, weight 180.7g, length 65cm.

A set of six Victorian silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, London 1863 by Charles Boyton II, weight 253.3g, length 17.5cm.

A small group of silver, comprising a late Victorian napkin ring, decorated with putti and scrolls, Birmingham 1894, a Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1830, a Fiddle pattern mustard spoon, London 1838, a pair of sugar tongs with bright cut engraved decoration, circa 1800, and a pair of candlestick nozzles, maker's mark IB, total weight 262.7g.

A George V silver four-piece condiment set with gadrooned rims, comprising two pepper casters and two mustards, Birmingham 1912 by Elkington & Co Ltd, a silver bonbon tazza with pierced decoration, Birmingham 1934, and a small group of other silver, including a cigarette case, weighable items 486.7g, and a Burmese plated bowl, embossed with deities.

A set of three Chinese silver posy vases, each of tapering form with a pinched rim, decorated in relief with a dragon, on a triform base, Hong Kong by Wang Hing & Co, total weight 235.5g, height 11cm.

A George VI silver circular low tazza, the naturalistic rim cast with pierced acorn and oak leaf panels, raised on a stepped circular foot, Sheffield 1937 by M. Beaver Ltd, weight 735.3g, diameter 27.5cm.

Three Victorian silver Fiddle pattern dessert forks, London 1856, and a George IV silver Fiddle pattern dessert fork, London 1821, weight 197g, length 17.7cm.

An Elizabeth II silver circular bowl with lobed rim, Birmingham 1963 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, diameter 15.5cm, and a silver circular pin dish with fluted rim, Birmingham 1972 by David Hollander & Son, diameter 8.7cm, total weight 212.6g, together with a set of four sterling silver propelling bridge pencils, cased, and two silver cased models of owls, Birmingham 1997 and 1998 by Country Artists Ltd, heights 10.5cm and 7.5cm.

A George VI silver sugar caster and matching cream jug, each of baluster form with Celtic style banded decoration, Birmingham 1939 by Finnigans Ltd, total weight 394.5g, height of caster 19.5cm, cased.

A Dutch silver caddy shovel, decorated in relief with a tavern scene, length 12.3cm, a set of six silver coffee spoons, London 1939 by Josiah Williams & Co, length 8.3cm, a set of six silver teaspoons, Birmingham 1940 by Elkington & Co Ltd, cased, two other silver teaspoons and a pair of silver sugar tongs, total weight 189.9g.

A George III matched part canteen of silver Onslow pattern cutlery, comprising five tablespoons, London 1790 by Richard Crossley, one tablespoon, London 1803 by Solomon Hougham, five table forks, London 1819 by William Eley I & William Fearn, one table fork, London 1803 by Christopher & Thomas Wilkes Barker, four dessert spoons, London 1815 by William Eley I & William Fearn, and two dessert spoons, London 1784, maker's mark rubbed, weight 990.8g.

A George VI silver circular bowl, the flared sides cast with a geometric rim, on a circular flared foot, Sheffield 1937 by Finnigans Ltd, weight 478.4g, diameter 23cm.

A late Victorian silver oval half-reeded coffee pot with cast gadrooned and scallop shell rim, Sheffield 1898 by John Round & Son Ltd, weight 760.7g, height 22cm.

A George V silver hot water pot and matching milk jug, each of faceted ovoid form, raised on scroll legs, Birmingham 1922 by Ernest Druiff & Co, total weight 723g, height of hot water pot 20.5cm.

A George VI silver oval bowl, the sides with pierced decoration within a cast rim, Birmingham 1939 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, weight 345.5g, length 30.5cm.