Silver and Plate

A George V silver mounted five-piece manicure set, comprising nail buffer, two circular cut glass jars with silver covers, and two nail implements, Birmingham 1919 by Synyer & Beddoes, together with two pairs of nail scissors, cased.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration, the interior engraved with an inscription 'To Noel Watson from George Cottee President of Nottingham Forest Football Club', Birmingham 1956, weight 171.1g, length 13cm. Note: Noel Watson was manager of Nottingham Forest Football Club between 1932-1936, later becoming Secretary.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration, the front applied with the RAF eagle badge, Birmingham 1933 by Charles S. Green & Co Ltd, weight 141.1g, length 9.3cm.

A George V silver curved rectangular cigarette case, the front engraved with 'Hampshire Rugby Football Union County Champions 1932-1933' framing a crest above 'F.M.T. Bunney', Birmingham 1932 by Mappin & Webb, weight 132.1g.

A George V silver Auto-Cycle Union interest rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid inscribed 'A.C.U. Cheshire Centre 1925 G.G. Barnard', the front inscribed '500 cc, 750 cc Championship, 1000 cc', London 1925, length 11.3cm.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette case, the front engraved with inscription 'West Essex Golf Club The Darnell Shield 1917 Won by James Latham', the back engraved with an eagle crest above a banner inscribed 'Expertus Fidelem', Birmingham 1915 by George Unite, length 13.3cm, cased, together with a Scottish silver pin dish, the centre engraved with 'Troon Golf Club' above a crest and motto, Glasgow 1931 by Robert Stewart, length 9.3cm, and an oval silver two-handled dish, decorated with the Royal Blackheath Golf Club crest, Birmingham 1938, total weight 327.3g.

A French silver beaker of tapering cylindrical form, the front engraved with a tied posy of lily-of-the-valley against an engine turned ground, the base inscribed 'F. Nicoud, 19Bt De Strasbourg, Paris', weight 103.4g, height 7cm, together with a set of silver coffee spoons with foliate terminals, Sheffield 1903, another set of six coffee spoons, each handle applied with a crest, total weight 101.5g, and a set of six plated fish knives and forks with faux ivory handles, cased.

An Edwardian silver 'Dewar's Perth Whisky' advertising matchbox sleeve, the top applied with an enamelled plaque titled 'The Whisky of his Forefathers', raised on ball feet, Sheffield 1908 by Walker & Hall, weight 67.6g, length 7.6cm, together with a W.T. Copleland & Sons matching ceramic pin tray, the rim inscribed 'Dewar's Perth Whisky, 50 Gold & Prize Medals Awarded', diameter 10.5cm.

An Elizabeth II Birmingham Mint Christmas 1974 silver plate, designed by V. Danks, depicting a Dickensian scene of dancing, Sheffield 1974 by J.R. Gaunt & Son, diameter 20cm, cased, together with a set of six silver coffee spoons, cased, total weight 259.4g.

A set of six Elizabeth II Irish silver circular plates, limited edition 73, each engraved and titled with a different stately building in Ireland, including 'Section of the House of Commons', 'Front of St Catherine's Church', 'The West Front of Leinster House' and 'Lord Powerscourt's House', Dublin 1972, 1973 and 1974 by Royal Irish Silver Co, total weight 1950.9g, diameter 23cm.

A pair of early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, Exeter 1849 by Robert Williams & Sons, and a set of six silver Fiddle pattern dessert forks, Exeter 1854 by Josiah Williams & Co, total weight 453.9g.

A set of six early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, London 1855 by Charles Wallis, and a set of six silver Fiddle pattern table forks, London 1857 by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, total weight 740g.

A pair of William IV silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, London 1833 by John James Whiting, and a set of ten early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1855 by Charles Wallis, total weight 385.4g.

A George III Scottish silver Fiddle pattern toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1818 by Francis Howden, length 15cm, together with a small group of other silver, including a pair of Fiddle pattern sugar tongs, London 1822 by Sarah & John William Blake, a pair of Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1844 by Charles Lias, and a set of four Fiddle pattern salt spoons, London 1838, weighable items 332.9g.

A George V silver circular salver with piecrust rim, on foliate scroll feet, Sheffield 1928 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 1301.3g, diameter 35.5cm.

A George V silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1934, diameter 12.8cm, and a silver mounted clear cut glass inkwell, the glass base in the form of a horse's hoof, Birmingham 1901 by Hilliard & Thomason, height 5.3cm (minor chip to front).

A late Victorian Scottish silver oval eight-division toast rack with wire work divisions and central ring handle, raised on scroll legs, Edinburgh 1893 by James Crichton & Co, weight 198g, length 20cm.

An Edwardian silver octagonal baluster sugar caster, London 1909 by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, height 18.6cm, a silver sauceboat with scroll handle, on an oval stepped foot, Birmingham 1922, length 17cm, and another silver sauceboat (handle broken but present), total weight 412.5g.

A set of four Edwardian silver mounted conical whisky tots, Birmingham 1907 and 1908 by Hukin & Heath, height 10.5cm, together with a set of four silver 'Whiskey' tot labels, London 1906 and 1907 by Hukin & Heath, weight of labels only 10.9g.