Silver and Plate

A William IV silver rectangular snuff box, Birmingham 1836 by TS, weight 88.1g, length 8cm.

An Edwardian silver mounted folding desk blotter, embossed and pierced with putti, birds and animals within lattice panels, Chester 1902 by W.J. Myatt & Co, height 29.7cm.

An early George III silver baluster pepper caster, engraved with a crest, London 1762 by ID, weight 88.7g, height 13cm, together with a pair of silver candlesticks, each with detachable beaded nozzle above a tapering cylindrical stem, relief decorated with ribbon festoons, on a stepped square scale decorated foot, London 1896 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, height 12cm.

A George III silver snuff box in the form of a stylized shell with hinged lid, Birmingham 1804 by Matthew Linwood, weight 51g, length 6.3cm.

A 19th century Sri Lankan silver circular plate, decorated in relief with a central lion holding a kastane sword framed by a border of makara and foliate scrolls, weight 284.9g, diameter 23.8cm.

A Victorian silver vinaigrette, of shaped rectangular outline, the hinge lid engraved with a scene of the Crystal Palace, the gilt interior with pierced and engraved hinge grille, Birmingham 1850 by Thomas Dones, weight 18.1g, length 3.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver and parcel gilt oval musical box, limited edition No. 66 of 500, the hinged lid applied with an oval plaque of three sailing ships within radiating faceted decoration, raised on scroll feet, London 1979 by St James House Company, length 7.4cm, cased (one leg detached but present).

An Elizabeth II silver sugar caster of octagonal baluster form with pierced dome cover, London 1971, weight 163.9g, height 17.7cm.

A George V silver and tortoiseshell lidded circular glass jar, piqué inlaid with flowers, Birmingham 1911, height 5.7cm, another similar silver and tortoiseshell circular glass jar, a cylindrical cut glass jar with silver lid, London 1815, and a silver mounted cut glass globular scent bottle and stopper, weight of lids only 72.6g.

A 20th century sterling Brazil nut pill box with hinge lid, weight 46g, length 5.2cm.

A George III Scottish silver four-piece tea set of oval form, engraved with a band of thistles above a monogram engraved thistle cartouche, comprising teapot and stand with weighted base, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Edinburgh 1802 by William & Patrick Cunningham, weight excluding stand 862g.

A George IV silver pap boat with reeded scroll and leaf border, London 1828 (maker's mark rubbed), weight 77g, length 13.1cm.

A George VI silver square cigarette case with engine turned hinged lid, London 1945 by Asprey & Co Ltd, weight 73.8g, dimensions 6.9cm x 6.9cm, cased.

A mid-18th century silver caster of baluster form with pierced cover, London (date letter indistinct) by John Newton, height 13.2cm, together with two other silver casters, a silver pap boat and a silver cream jug, London 1903, total weighable silver 332g.

A plated hunting themed six-division toast rack with horseshoe handle above riding crop divisions, on fox mask feet, height 16cm.

A 19th century Continental plated cast table centrepiece of gondola form with bird mask prow and scroll stern, each side with lion mask and ring handles and floral garlands against a planked wood effect ground, raised on a mask base with bracket feet, length 54cm, height 23cm.

A late Victorian Scottish silver novelty toothpick holder, in the form of a Cavaliers boot, on a scroll edged oval base, Edinburgh 1898 by Hamilton & Inches, weight 61.6g, height 5.9cm.

A mid-18th century Irish silver helmet cream jug, the body with central ribbed girdle and chased with vacant cartouche, birds and flowers, applied with a foliate capped scroll handle, on lion mask shouldered pad feet, indistinct maker's mark, crowned harp and Hibernia mark to underside, weight 181g, height 11.7cm.