Silver and Plate

A Mappin & Webb part canteen of plated Lombard pattern cutlery, comprising eight table knives, forks and spoons, eight dessert knives and forks, six soup spoons, eight fish knives and forks and eight fruit knives and forks, within a walnut serpentine fronted four-drawer canteen cabinet, each drawer containing two trays, height 76cm, together with a pair of French silver handled servers and two silver models of mussel shells, weight 34g.

A small group of silver, including various silver mounted cut glass dressing table jars, a set of six coffee spoons, cased, and a King's pattern teaspoon, weighable items 178.8g, together with a small group of plated items.

A Victorian silver butter knife with spiral handle and scroll terminal, London 1865 by Francis Higgins, length 20cm, two silver Old English pattern butter knives, each with engraved decoration, London 1879 and 1892, and a silver Fiddle pattern butter knife, London 1891, total weight 174.2g, together with a William IV silver butter knife with carved jet handle, London 1837 by Mary Chawner, length 21cm.

A William IV silver Old England pattern butter knife, London 1830 by Jonathan Hayne, length 20.5cm, a silver Albert pattern butter knife, London 1854 by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, length 19cm, three further silver butter knives, all with engraved decoration, London 1869 and 1875 and Chester 1898, and a small silver butter knife, total weight 273.6g, together with a silver and mother-of-pearl handled butter knife.

A 20th century Judaic silver mezuzah case of half-cylindrical form, decorated with filigree panels, marked '925', length 14.5cm.

An Edwardian silver circular half-reeded rose bowl on a circular domed reeded foot, London 1904 by William Hutton & Son Ltd, weight 322.8g, height 11.3cm.

An early Victorian silver octagonal mustard with foliate pierced thumbpiece and domed hinged lid, with all-over engraved foliate scroll decoration, London 1843 by Joseph Angell I & Joseph Angell II, height 8.2cm, together with a silver mustard spoon, total weight 183.8g.

A George III silver wine funnel, the pierced bowl with applied hook, fitted with a detachable tapering spout with beaded rims, date mark rubbed, by IC, weight 96.7g, height 11cm.

An Edwardian silver oval bonbon basket with reeded swing handle above a beaded rim, on a similarly decorated flared oval foot, Chester 1902 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, weight 200.6g, total height 16.5cm.

A Continental .800 silver jewellery box of breakfront outline with canted corners, the hinged lid with engraved scrolls and cast flowers, centred with a red hardstone oval cabochon, the sides similarly engraved, on scroll feet, weight 407g, length 14.2cm.

A pair of late Victorian square silver bonbon dishes, each with foliate embossed and pierced decoration, on ball feet, Sheffield 1896 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, width 13cm, together with a silver sugar caster of faceted ovoid form with pierced dome cover, Birmingham 1929 by Adie Brothers Ltd, height 15cm, total weight 309.8g.

A George V crocodile skin travelling vanity case, the interior fitted with silver and tortoiseshell dressing table items with piqué inlaid decoration, comprising hand mirror, hairbrush, clothes brush, comb and two cut glass jars, Birmingham 1921 and 1923 by William Davenport, weight of two covers only 46.3g, with an outer canvas cover, together with a group of costume jewellery.

A George III silver fancy back marrow spoon with scoop handle, London 1767, maker's mark indistinct, length 21.3cm, together with a similar smaller marrow spoon with scoop handle, no date letter, by James Tookey, length 13.8cm, total weight 61.6g.

A George II silver marrow scoop, crest engraved with a plumed crown beneath a crown, London 1753 by Ebenezer Coker, weight 43.5g, length 20.7cm.

A George III silver marrow scoop, monogram engraved, London 1786 by George Smith & William Fearn, weight 45.5g, length 22.7cm.

A George III silver marrow scoop, crest engraved with a dog wearing a collar and lead, London 1794 by George Smith & William Fearn, weight 50.8g, length 21.6cm.

A George III silver marrow scoop, crest engraved with a hand holding a scythe, London 1795 by George Smith & William Fearn, weight 46.6g, length 20.8cm.

A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1786 by Thomas Northcote, weight 41.1g, length 23cm.

A George V silver Grecian pattern stilton scoop, London 1920 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, length 21cm, together with an 18th century Continental silver marrow scoop, length 19.5cm (repaired), total weight 129.5g.