Silver and Plate

An Edwardian silver handled and steel buttonhook in the form of a double-sided owl, Birmingham 1906 by Crisford & Norris, total length 14.5cm (lacking glass eyes), together with a plated purse of shaped rectangular form, the front with engraved scroll decoration, fitted interior and carrying chain, width 12.5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese silver two-piece belt buckle, designed as Chinese characters with engraved decoration, Hong Kong by Wang Hing & Co, total weight 39.9g, total length 9.5cm, an Elizabeth II silver bookmark, engraved with a stem of flowers and leaves, Birmingham 1952, length 8.8cm, and a small group of other silver, including a sterling slide-action toothpick and silver handled manicure implements, weighable items 20.1g, together with a small group of plated items.

A George V silver three-piece tea set of circular faceted form on a circular foot, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Birmingham 1932 by Adie Brothers Ltd, total weight 584.7g, height of teapot 15cm.

A group of silver tea, coffee and condiment spoons, various dates and makers, including a Victoria pattern teaspoon, London 1836, and a set of six apostle teaspoons, Sheffield 1912, total weight 538.9g.

An Indian silver jug and cover with elephant finial and swing handle, the tapering cylindrical body relief decorated with palm trees and animals between two bands of fishes, total height 20cm, a late 19th century Indian silver bowl, decorated with stems of bamboo, the base detailed 'Crish U. Dutt, Calcutta', diameter 10.5cm, and an Indian silver cream jug with snake handle, the body decorated with deities, height 6.7cm, total weight 661.1g.

A George VI silver Jersey can milk jug and cover, Birmingham 1948 by Kenneth Tyler Key, height 16cm, a similar silver Jersey can and cover, height 13.5cm, total weight 479.2g, and a James Dixon & Sons plated egg stand of square form with central handle, fitted with four double egg cups within a wavy rim, height 22cm.

A Victorian silver sauceboat, London 1884, weight 237.3g (one foot detached but present), a silver child's rattle, embossed with scrolls, hung with five bells and fitted with a coral teether, Birmingham 1845, length 13cm (whistle terminal detached but present, lacking two bells), and a pair of plated sugar tongs.

A 19th century German silver oval dish, cast and pierced with opposing panels of two doves, flaming torch and quiver and arrows, framed by lattice panels and foliate scrolls, raised on cast fleur-de-lis feet, weight 331.6g, length 26.5cm.

A small group of silver, including a three-piece condiment set, Birmingham 1937, total weight 257.6g, together with a small group of plated items, including a pair of Mappin & Webb serving spoons, cased, and a set of six mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives and forks, cased.

A group of Indian silver, comprising a leaf shaped dish with ring handle, decorated with a figure and animals amongst trees, on paw feet, length 14cm, a pair of pepper casters of globular form with foliate decoration, height 5.5cm, a bowl, decorated with figures and animals, height 6cm, a burra and chota peg (spirit) measure, decorated with foliate scrolls, height 11cm, and a compact, engraved with a map of India, diameter 7.5cm, total weight 462.9g.

An Edwardian silver serpentine fronted rectangular inkstand, inscription engraved, the centre fitted with a silver mounted square cut glass inkwell, flanked by two pen rests, within a scroll rim, on scroll leg, London 1906 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, length 17cm, a silver cigar cutter, Birmingham 1900, length 5cm, and a small group of silver mounted items, together with a plated telescopic hunting cup, cased, and a plated shoehorn.

A pair of George V silver and tortoiseshell oval trinket boxes, each hinged lid inset with a piqué inlaid tortoiseshell panel within a ribbon and reeded rim, raised on scroll legs, London 1914 by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, height 4.5cm, and a silver oval four-division toast rack on stepped feet, Birmingham 1938 by Duncan & Scobbie, weight 128.1g, length 11cm.

A George VI silver three-piece condiment set of oval lobed form on scroll legs, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, Birmingham 1938 by Elkington & Co, and a small group of other silver, including a set of six apostle teaspoons, total weight 361g, together with a set of five Continental silver apostle serving spoons, weight 279.6g, cased, and a small group of plated items.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver stub candlesticks, each of baluster form, embossed with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1977 by W.I. Broadway & Co, height 11.5cm, a pair of silver stub candlesticks with reeded decoration, Birmingham 1964, height 5.7cm, and a pair of sterling stub candlesticks, height 9cm.

A George V silver baluster cream jug with scroll handle, on scroll feet, London 1934 by Robert Pringle & Sons, height 11cm, and three other similar silver cream jugs, various dates and makers, total weight 364.9g.

A Thai sterling silver cylindrical box and cover, embossed with dancers, the base detailed 'Siam Sterling', height 11.5cm, a South-east Asian silver bowl, decorated in relief with panels of animals within foliate bands, height 6cm, total weight 233.8g, and a plated cylindrical box and cover.

A pair of late Victorian silver specimen vases, each of lobed baluster form on a square stepped base, London 1898 by Daniel & John Wellby, height 12cm, and a silver circular bowl on a reeded circular foot, London 1953 by Wilson & Gill, weight 106.2g, diameter 8.8cm.

A pair of early 20th century Persian silver candlesticks, each urn shaped sconce above a tapering cylindrical stem on a circular foot, typically decorated with flowers and palm leaves, weight 369.2g, and a small group of other silver, including a salt and matching pepper caster, Birmingham 1922, weighable items 128.5g.

A small group of Peruvian .925 silver, comprising a tea strainer with cast and pierced foliate handle, pepper caster, engraved with the Andes mountain range, and three models of llamas, total weight 224.6g (one llama with leg lacking), together with a sterling 'Indian Totem Pole' teaspoon and a pair of plated sugar nips.