Silver and Plate

A pair of George V silver candlesticks, each with canted corner square sconce above an octagonal stem and square stepped base, Sheffield 1918 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, height 11.5cm.

Two George V silver mounted clear glass circular teapot stands, Birmingham 1925 and 1926, by Docker & Burn Ltd, diameters 12.7cm and 15.3cm, another similar silver mounted teapot stand, Birmingham 1937 by Mappin & Webb, diameter 15.3cm, and a silver rectangular cigarette box, the glazed hinged lid displaying a fishing fly, Chester 1913, together with a small group of plated items, including a novelty spirit measure in the form of a thimble, a spirit burner and a pin dish.

A Dutch silver tulip vase, the rococo scroll moulded flattened ogee baluster body beneath five flared apertures, on a circular pedestal foot, unmarked, height 149g, weight 140g, height 12.5cm.

A George III silver mounted cut glass condiment bottle, the facet cut body mounted with a silver neck, hinged lid and tapered scroll handle, London 1794 by Peter & Anne Bateman, height 17cm.

An Edwardian silver dressing table tray of quatrelobed form, embossed with a scene of a young lady seated on a swing accompanied by two gentlemen, flanked by scenes of courting couples, framed by floral and foliate scrolls, within a raised pinched rim, Birmingham 1907, maker's mark worn, weight 491.2g, length 32cm.

An early Victorian silver Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern christening knife, fork and spoon, London 1857 by Elizabeth Eaton, weight excluding knife 47.9g, cased.

A George III silver caddy shovel, the bowl engraved with a shield shaped cartouche, Birmingham 1800 by IT, length 7cm, a small group of other silver, including a set of seven apostle teaspoons, a christening spoon and fork, Chester 1909 and 1910, and a straw work covered perfume bottle, weighable items 293.2g, together with a small group of plated items.

A George II silver pap boat, London 1734 by George Greenhill Hones, weight 47.1g, length 11cm.

A set of five late Victorian silver Lily pattern teaspoons, Sheffield 1894 by John Round & Son Ltd, weight 130.8g, length 13.4cm.

A George V silver bonbon tazza, the circular shallow bowl flanked by scroll handles, on a tapering stem and circular foot, London 1913 by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, weight 446.3g, height 15cm.

An early George III Scottish silver Hanoverian pattern soup ladle with scallop shell bowl, Edinburgh 1761 by William Dempster, weight 233.3g, length 41.5cm.

A late Victorian silver leaf shaped bonbon dish, the scrolling stem forming a handle, Birmingham 1893 by Hukin & Heath, length 11.7cm, and a small group of other silver, including a bonbon dish, Sheffield 1929, and two ashtrays, total weight 343.2g.

A pair of George V silver fish servers, each with scroll decorated handle, Sheffield 1910 by Lee & Wigfull, total weight 287g, lengths 30.5cm and 24.5cm.

A George III silver toddy ladle, fitted with a twisted whalebone handle, the circular bowl inset with a coin and engraved to the side with 'MW1777', unmarked, length 29.2cm, together with a plated Queen's pattern soup ladle.

A late Victorian silver horse's hoof snuff box, the hinged lid inscription engraved 'When Riding the Horse to Which this Hoof Belonged with the V.W.H. Hounds near Braydon Pond, George John Whyte-Melville met his death 5th Decr. 1878...', London 1885 by Joseph Braham, weight 308.3g, length 13cm (lacking hoof).

A small group of silver, including a watch holder stand, embossed with classical figures, Chester 1901 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, height 7.5cm, an ovoid shaped pin dish, embossed with a scene of a man carrying a ladder with buildings beyond, import mark London 1894 by Louis Landsberg, length 8cm, two cheroot holder cases, a matchbox sleeve and a small trophy cup, weighable items 129.6g, together with a plated slide-action dip pen and pencil and a plated thimble.

An Edwardian silver vase of conical form, decorated in relief with stems of irises against a textured ground, on a circular foot, with a weighted base, Birmingham 1907 by William Neale, height 19.3cm, and a Gorham sterling vase sleeve with pierced lattice and floral decoration, weight 72g, height 14cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver novelty candle snuffers, each in the form of a hunting horn, Chester 1908 by Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd, total weight 85.9g, length 30.5cm (one with mouthpiece section loose).

A George V silver mounted rectangular mirror, fitted with bevelled glass, Birmingham 1910 by William Devenport, height 44.7cm, and a silver mounted shaped rectangular photograph frame, Birmingham 1985, height 18cm.