Silver and Plate

A Victorian silver cream jug and matching sugar bowl, each of octagonal form, embossed with garlands and acanthus leaves, on a similarly decorated octagonal foot, London 1886 by Sibray, Hall & Co, height of jug 8.5cm, total weight 203.8g.

A George III silver two-handled sugar bowl and matching milk jug, each of oval form, chased with flower and fruit charged urns within floral, foliate and 'C' scrolls, between beaded rims, London 1806 by Peter & William Bateman, length of sugar bowl 19cm, total weight 438g.

A George III silver cream jug of oval lobed form, monogram engraved, London 1803 by Abstinando King, height 9.7cm, and another silver cream jug of squat circular girdled form with foliate handle and spout, on a circular foot, London 1823, height 10cm, total weight 414.1g.

A George III silver oval cream jug, engraved with festoon tassel decoration, London 1801, height 9.5cm, and a silver baluster jug, chased with a rural scene of a rabbit pursued by two dogs with buildings and trees beyond, on a circular foot, London 1818, height 11.3cm, total weight 171.7g.

An Elizabeth II silver four-piece tea set of cushion form with gadrooned rim, on ball feet, comprising teapot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Sheffield 1958 and 1960 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, total weight 1897.2g, height of teapot 15cm, height of hot water pot 23cm, together with a matched plated two-handled tea tray, bearing paper label for Reed & Barton, retailed by Harrods of London, length 64.5cm.

A late Victorian silver tapering cylindrical christening tankard, embossed with a vacant cartouche flanked by flowers and 'C' scrolls, Birmingham 1900 by Jones & Crompton, height 7.2cm, a silver presentation key with engraved inscriptions, Birmingham 1932 by William James Dingley, length 10cm, and a silver four-division toast rack of arched form on faceted feet, London 1894 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, length 9cm, total weight 280.2g.

A George V silver hexagonal bonbon dish with pierced sides, on fleur-de-lis shouldered scroll feet, Birmingham 1918 by William Adams Ltd, width 8.5cm, and two other silver dishes, total weight 134.3g, together with a pair of silver lobed circular dishes, each centre inset with a George III cartwheel twopence 1797, Birmingham 1936 by A.E. Jones, weight 228.9g, diameter 9cm.

A pair of Edwardian plated Corinthian column candlesticks, each with a square beaded detachable nozzle above a tapering cylindrical spiral bellflower stem, on similarly decorated square base, height 32cm.

An Edwardian silver circular bonbon dish with pierced and engraved decoration, on a pierced circular foot, Chester 1909 by Alfred Marston, diameter 12.5cm, a silver circular bonbon dish with pierced sides, Birmingham 1908, total weight 98.1g, and a pair of silver bonbon tazze, each with a beaded wavy rim and pierced sides, on a circular weighted foot, Birmingham 1911, height 8cm.

A George III silver baluster tankard with foliate capped scroll handle, on a circular foot, the front monogram engraved, London 1779 by John Kidder, weight 679.7g, height 15.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver circular shallow dish, London 1977, diameter 15.5cm, and a group of other silver, including a cream boat, mustard and napkin rings, total weight 478.9g.

A George III plate mounted coconut cup, the rim cast and pierced with a band of flowers and leaves, the carved half-reeded coconut body on a spreading circular foot with gadrooned edge, the interior of the cup inset with a bank token, height 15.2cm.

An American 'Pure Coin' silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form, chased in relief with a rural scene of houses and trees beside water, impressed marks to base, weight 229.6g, height 9.5cm, and a silver spirit measure with scroll handle, Birmingham 1931 by Tom Wilkinson & Sons, weight 42.2g, height 4cm.

A pair of George III silver Fiddle and Shell pattern sugar tongs, London 1813 by Sarah & John William Blake, length 13.5cm, a pair of silver bright-cut engraved sugar tongs, London 1796 by Thomas Wallis II, length 13.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including two mother-of-pearl mounted folding fruit knives, two slide-action pencils, weighable items 198.3g, and a Russian silver teaspoon, 84 zolotnik, together with a small group of plated cutlery.

A George V silver cushion shaped teapot with gadrooned rim, on bun feet, Sheffield 1918 by Fordham & Fordham, length 26cm, a matched silver two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Sheffield 1920 by Jay, Attenborough Co Ltd, and a pair of silver sugar nips, total weight 1038.2g.

An Elizabeth II silver three-piece tea set of circular lobed form, comprising teapot with fruit finial, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1984 by Rodney Clive Pettit, total weight 1399g, height of teapot 15.5cm.

A pair of William IV silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1835 by Jonathan Hayne, length 22.7cm, a silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, London 1807 by Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, length 16.5cm, another silver sauce ladle and three silver dessert spoons, various dates and makers, total weight 432.1g.

A George V silver teapot of globular form on a circular foot, London 1930 by Pairpoint Brothers, weight 576.7g, height 14.5cm.

An Edwardian part canteen of silver Old English pattern cutlery, comprising three table forks, tablespoon and two fish knives, London 1908 and 1909 by Josiah Williams & Co, a small group of other silver, including two napkin rings, total weight 631.3g, and a silver and mother-of-pearl folding pocket knife, Sheffield 1885 by Harrison Brothers & Howson.