Silver and Plate

A pair of mid-20th century German silver models of a cock and hen pheasant with engraved plumage, import mark London 1959 by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd, total weight 301.7g, each length 18.5cm, heights 8.8cm and 8cm.

A George VI silver lidded cut glass preserve jar, Birmingham 1941, height 12cm, and a silver lidded cut glass dressing table jar, Sheffield 1923, height 9cm, weight of both lids 61.4g, together with a plated wine coaster and a plated preserve spoon.

A Victorian silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form, the front presentation inscribed, on a circular foot, London 1854 by Edward & John Barnard, weight 165.3g, height 9.4cm.

A George V silver sauceboat with foliate capped flying scroll handle, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1912 by Crichton Brothers, length 17.5cm, and a silver squat baluster cream jug with angular handle, on a rectangular base, Sheffield 1909, height 10.2cm, total weight 412g.

An early 20th century part canteen of silver cutlery, comprising two tablespoons, four table forks, four dessert forks, sauce ladle, four teaspoons and pair of salad servers, London 1908 and 1912 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 1015.2g.

A late Victorian silver cylindrical christening tankard with engraved decoration and angular handle, Sheffield 1892 by James Deakin & Sons, height 7cm, a silver circular two-handled bowl, on a circular domed foot, Birmingham 1935, height 7.5cm, and a silver napkin ring, total weight 222.6g, together with a plated egg cup.

A set of three George V silver fish knives and forks, Sheffield 1910 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, three matching silver handled table knives and four dessert knives, Sheffield 1910, a George II silver circular salt with scallop shell shouldered scroll legs and feet, London 1758 by David Hennell I, height 4.6cm, and a small group of other silver, weighable items 481.2g, together with a small group of Continental .800 silver cutlery, weight 111.2g, and two plated spoons.

A pair of Edwardian silver vases of tapering cylindrical form with pierced decoration, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1902 by J.R. Ltd, height 17cm, a silver and tortoiseshell oval snuff box, the hinged lid with piqué inlaid decoration, Birmingham 1906 by Levi & Salaman, length 8.3cm, and a group of other silver, including napkin rings, trinket box, vesta case and pair of sugar tongs, weighable items 276.5g.

An Edwardian silver tasse du vin (wine taster), Chester 1905 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, length 11.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including napkin rings, total weight 286.9g, a Dutch .830 silver two-handled bonbon dish, length 13.8cm, and a Dutch silver rectangular ashtray, length 11.5cm, total weight 149.9g, together with a .925 sterling novelty pepper caster in the form of a Japanese okobo (sandal), length 4.5cm, a specimen vase, unmarked, and a plated dish.

A 19th century silver gilt needle case, engraved with foliate scrolls, each end finely detailed with eagle mask terminals, unmarked, length 7.5cm, a Swedish silver heart shaped box with floral decoration, date code for 1963, length 5cm, a .900 silver book shaped pendant locket, length 3.4cm, a pair of sterling and blue enamelled clips, name engraved, and a silver and tortoiseshell circular trinket box, London 1918, diameter 4.7cm, together with a thimble and a shagreen cigarette case.

A pair of George VI silver napkin rings with cast Celtic style rims, London 1939 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, cased, another silver napkin ring and a silver cylindrical christening tankard with scroll handle, on a circular domed foot, Birmingham 1934 by A.L. Davenport Ltd, height 8.7cm, total weight 245.9g.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver and enamelled coffee spoons, each bowl back and handle enamelled in a different colour, Birmingham 1960 by Turner & Simpson Ltd, cased, and another similar set of six silver and enamelled coffee spoons, Birmingham 1960 by Turner & Simpson Ltd, cased, total weight 112.8g.

An early 20th century Austro-Hungarian silver snuff box of rectangular bombé form, the hinged lid engraved with a figure and a building framed by foliate scrolls, the sides and base similarly decorated, weight 70.6g, length 8.4cm.

Two George III silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1815 by William Eley I & William Fearn and London 1820 by George Turner & Thomas William Biddell, and two Elizabeth II silver napkin rings, total weight 179.9g, together with a silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, pierced and embossed with masks and birds, Chester 1899, length 16.8cm, and another silver mounted circular photograph frame, embossed with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1899, height 16cm.

An Edward VIII silver square dish, each canted corner pierced and cast with stems of fruiting and flowering blackberries, raised on naturalistic feet, Sheffield 1936 by Atkin Brothers, weight 645.9g, width 23.8cm.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, later embossed with fruit, London 1792 by George Smith & Thomas Hayter, length 21.5cm, a silver Fiddle pattern tablespoon, later embossed with fruit, London 1836 by Mary Chawner, length 22.3cm, and a pair of silver sugar tongs, total weight 214.1g, together with a silver mounted cut glass hip flask, partial marks, height 13.5cm.

A George VI silver sauceboat with scroll handle, Sheffield 1946 by Atkin Brothers, length 17.5cm, and a silver baluster sugar caster with pierced domed cover above a reeded rim and circular reeded foot, Sheffield 1908 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, height 19.5cm, total weight 437.7g.

An Elizabeth II silver Jersey can and cover cream jug with wicker covered handle, Birmingham 1952 by Kenneth Tyler Key, height 10.5cm, a silver circular pin dish, the base inscription engraved, Sheffield 1996 by Asprey & Co Ltd, diameter 7.7cm, boxed, a silver and green enamelled hand mirror with matching hairbrush and clothes brush, Birmingham 1937, and a cut glass decanter and stopper with silver collar, Sheffield 1973, height 29cm, weighable items 156.3g.

A Danish silver square bonbon dish with wavy reeded rim, 1914 by Assay Master Christian F. Heise and detailed 'P. Hertz', weight 72.5g, width 11cm, a Continental .925 silver beaker, presentation engraved, weight 71.3g, height 8cm, a pair of French silver napkin rings and a small group of other silver, together with a group of plated items.