Silver and Plate

A .925 sterling novelty pin cushion in the form of a seated monkey, height 3cm.

A .925 sterling novelty box in the form of a Brazil nut, length 5.3cm.

A late Victorian silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid enamelled with a profile portrait of a lady between scroll decoration, Birmingham 1892 by William Neale, weight 115.8g, length 8.2cm.

An Art Deco silver overlaid etched glass vase of cylindrical tapering form, decorated with a galleon, height 21.5cm, and a pair of George V silver rimmed clear glass vases, each slender glass body etched with flowers and leaves, London 1921 by W & Co, height 24cm.

A William IV silver marrow scoop, London 1834 by Joseph & Albert Savory, weight 58.8g, length 20cm.

A set of six Middle Eastern silver and niello work oval napkin rings, each decorated with river landscapes, total weight 151g, length 5cm.

A Continental .800 silver and enamelled compact, the hinged lid enamelled with a portrait of a lady framed by foliate scrolls in two shades of blue, the interior fitted with a mirror, diameter 6cm.

A George V silver and cut glass powder jar of squat circular form, the silver cover with crackle-effect decoration, Birmingham 1926 by Henry Clifford Davis, weight of cover only 129g, diameter 15.5cm, and a George V silver mounted three-piece child's dressing table set, comprising hand mirror and two brushes, each simulated mother-of-pearl back engraved with boats, Birmingham 1927, cased with mirror (lacking comb).

A George III silver sauceboat with foliate capped flying scroll handle above a gadrooned rim, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1771 by Walter Brind, weight 387.7g, length 19.5cm.

A Victorian silver cruet stand with pierced scroll decoration, flanked by a scroll handle, on bun feet, fitted with a pair of cut glass bottles and stoppers, and two silver topped glass jars, London 1856 by Charles Thomas Fox and George Fox, weight 143.4g, height 16cm (central glass bottle missing).

A group of plated items, including a pair of twin scroll branch three-light candelabra with detachable nozzles and gadrooned borders, height 50cm, an entrée dish, cover and handle, a set of four goblets and a tazza.

A George V silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, Birmingham 1918 by William Neale & Son, length 24cm, together with three silver mounted rectangular photograph frames and an oval silver mounted photograph frame, various dates and makers.

A Korean silver and enamel jar and cover of low-bellied circular form, decorated with turquoise and white motifs on a blue ground, stamped maker's mark and detailed 'Silver 99%' to base, weight 312g, height 8.5cm.

A George V silver curved rectangular cigarette case, monogram engraved, Birmingham 1918 by William Aitken, length 8.5cm, another silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1911 by Martin Hall & Co, length 8.2cm, and a silver rectangular engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1945 by Adie Brothers Ltd, length 11cm, total weight 322.4g.

A pair of George V silver circular bonbon dishes with pierced sides and beaded rims, Sheffield 1922 by Walker & Hall, diameter 10cm, and a small group of other silver, comprising a sauceboat with gadrooned rim, London 1931 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, length 12.5cm, a circular dish, London 1975 by Mappin & Webb, diameter 9.5cm, total weight 224.9g, and a small rectangular photograph frame, height 9.5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century German porcelain and silver overlay box, the hinged lid painted with a courting couple, the front with a landscape, all within pierced and engraved silver foliate scroll overlay borders, underglaze blue factory mark to base, height 6cm, length 10cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, each flared sconce above a cylindrical stem decorated with ribbon and bellflower festoons, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1905 by Henry Matthews, height 12cm.

A pair of George III silver bright cut engraved sugar tongs, London 1793 by George Wintle, length 13.5cm, a pair of silver bright cut engraved Fiddle pattern sugar tongs, London 1813 by Peter & William Bateman, length 15cm, and nine pairs of George III and later silver sugar tongs, total weight 444.5g.

A George III Irish silver pointed Old English sauce ladle, Dublin 1796 by Law & Bayly, length 19cm, a George III silver Hanoverian tablespoon, London 1751 by James Wilks, length 20cm, a pair of silver Old English tablespoons, London 1818 by William Seaman, length 22.3cm, and a group of five other silver tablespoons, various dates and makers, total weight 525g.