Silver and Plate

A pair of George V silver specimen vases, each with a cast scallop shell and 'S' scroll rim, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1921 by Walker & Hall, height 16.5cm, another similar pair of silver specimen vases, Sheffield 1904 by James Deakin & Sons, height 17.2cm, and two other silver specimen vases, all with weighted bases.

An Islamic silver circular bowl, engraved with panels of script and foliate motifs, weight 94.7g, diameter 10.5cm, together with a small Burmese white metal bowl, diameter 6cm, and a Burmese plated-on-copper bowl with embossed foliate scroll decoration, diameter 16.5cm.

A George V silver three-piece condiment set, comprising mustard, salt and pepperette, and matching mustard spoon, Birmingham 1927, cased, a pair of silver napkin rings with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1916, cased, a silver circular dish, London 1935, and a silver posy vase, Birmingham 1970, weighable items 188.1g.

A set of six Mappin & Webb Onslow pattern fish knives and forks, oak cased, a set of six plated lobster picks, within Garrard & Co Ltd case, a set of six silver handled fruit knives, Sheffield 1921, and a small collection of plated cutlery.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver models of cock and hen pheasants with engraved plumage, London 1973 by C.J. Vander Ltd, total weight 409.7g, lengths 17cm and 18cm, together with a silver powder compact.

A pair of George V silver and enamelled specimen vases of elongated ovoid form, painted with a garland of roses and ribbon bows against a white enamelled ground, on square bases, Birmingham 1913, height 15cm (faults), and a small group of other silver, including two stub candlesticks and a trinket box with piqué inlaid tortoiseshell inset hinged lid, Birmingham 1919, length 10.7cm.

A pair of Edward VIII silver circular engine turned pin dishes, each centre engraved with '1917' above '1942', raised on scroll legs, Birmingham 1936 by S.P. Orr & Co, diameter 9.7cm, a silver four-division toast rack, London 1900, and a matched silver four-division toast rack, London 1988, total weight 256g, together with a 'Lisbon' decanter label, unmarked.

A George IV silver Fiddle and Shell pattern fish slice, London 1820 by William Chawner II, length 30.5cm, together with seven silver teaspoons, various dates and makers, total weight 259.4g.

A George V silver christening mug of girdled form with scroll handle, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1925, height 7cm, and a group of other silver, including three trophy cups, two sugar bowls and a cream jug, weight 448.8g.

A George III silver chinoiserie decorated coffee pot, the baluster body finely chased and embossed with flowers amongst scrolls, flanked by a wood scroll handle, the hinged lid with seated figure beneath parasol finial, London 1764 by Emick Romer, weight 1009.8g, height 30.5cm.

A German silver pepper caster of baluster form, cast with acanthus swags, height 10.2cm, together with a French silver beaker, a pair of silver Fiddle pattern salt spoons, a napkin ring and a Victorian silver christening fork and spoon, Sheffield 1886, total weight 232g.

A late Victorian silver lidded faceted glass jar, London 1899, a silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1835, weight of lid and ladle 65.8g, and a group of other silver, comprising an Egyptian dish, raised on three scroll legs, an Egyptian circular pin dish with engraved decoration, an Egyptian spoon, a Mexican .925 pillbox and three German spoons with pierced decoration, detailed '800', total weight 165g.

A collection of English, American and Continental silver and sterling collectors' spoons, many with enamelled decoration, including a California Call building San Francisco spoon, total weight 289.8g, together with a group of Continental .800 silver collectors' spoons, total weight 92g, and other silver collector's spoon, weight 158.5g.

A set of six Edwardian silver circular buttons, each cast and pierced with a daisy and leaf stem, Chester 1903 by King & Sons, diameter of each 2.6cm, cased, and a silver rectangular engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1947, length 10.2cm, total weight 177.1g.

A set of twelve 19th century French silver gilt King's pattern dessert forks and spoons, maker's mark 'CMS', total weight 1311.8g, together with a similar set of twelve silver gilt teaspoons, weight 385.6g, length of fork 18.5cm.

A George V silver and tortoiseshell five-piece dressing table set with piqué inlaid decoration, comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes and two clothes brushes, Birmingham 1925 by Adie Brothers Ltd, together with a similar clothes brush and a silver and tortoiseshell trinket box (faults).

A mid-18th century silver étui of tapered oval form, each side decorated in relief with rococo scrolls framing fruit, the hinged lid revealing a fitted interior including scissors, rule, pocket knife, needle and tweezers, length 8.6cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A pair of late Victorian silver scallop shell shaped salts on ball feet, and two matching salt spoons, Birmingham 1897 by Thomas Hayes, cased, and a small group of other silver, including a green enamelled three-piece dressing table set, a square cut glass inkwell and an egg cup, weighable items 97.9g.

A set of six late 19th century French silver dessert forks and spoons, each handle with woven design decoration, maker's mark for Capelet & Guthe of Paris, total weight 591.5g, length of fork 18.1cm.