Silver and Plate

A Mexican .925 silver rectangular box, the slightly domed hinged lid applied with a circular traditional Mexican art panel, weight 288.6g, length 15cm, and a Tibetan white metal mounted green hardstone bowl, diameter 10cm.

An Indian .925 silver and enamelled oval box with hinged lid, length 3cm, three other similar boxes and a circular box, the cover inset with Goldstone.

An Edwardian silver three-piece condiment set of quatrelobed form with naturalistic scrolling tendril handles terminating in foliate feet, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, and two matching condiment spoons, Sheffield 1905 by Walker & Hall, together with a pair of silver salts and a similar silver pepper caster and mustard, total weight 316.6g.

An early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1839 by George Unite, length 8cm, and a small group of other silver, including a Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1866, and three pillboxes, weighable items 189.5g, together with a group of plated items, including a six-division toast rack and a card salver, engraved with fern fronds and flowers within a band of thistles, on claw and ball feet, by Walker & Hall, diameter 25.5cm.

A Victorian silver milk jug of globular form with scroll handle, chased with opposing sunflower shaped cartouche between foliate panels and bellflower borders, on a circular domed foot, London 1873 by Robert Harper, height 9.5cm, a silver circular dish with lobed sides, pierced and chased with alternating lattice and foliate panels, monogram engraved, Sheffield 1896 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, diameter 13cm, and three other silver cream jugs, various dates and makers, total weight 507.2g.

A late Victorian silver helmet shaped cream jug with half spiral reeded decoration and raised reeded loop handle, on a circular foot and square base, Birmingham 1891 by Thomas Hayes, height 13.7cm, and four other silver cream jugs, various dates and makers, total weight 459.4g.

A group of silver, comprising an Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1825, a Fiddle pattern tablespoon, London 1817, four further spoons, a pair of sugar tongs and two napkin rings, total weight 267g, together with a set of six plated spoons, cased.

A silver four-piece tea set of oval lobed form with gadrooned rims, on ball feet, comprising teapot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Birmingham 1935 and 1939 and Chester 1937 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, total weight 1151.9g, height of hot water pot 20.5cm.

A late Victorian silver rectangular cigarette box of plain form with solid hinged lid, London 1891 by Charles Stuart Harris, length 21.7cm.

A late Victorian silver mounted cameo glass claret jug, probably by Thomas Webb, the ovoid body cased in amethyst and white, carved with fruiting vines against a frosted textured ground beneath a cylindrical silver neck, spout and tappit hinged lid, flanked by a scroll handle, Birmingham 1893 by Barker Brothers, height 24cm.

A George VI silver oval dish, the rim cast and pierced with scrolling stems of fruiting vines, on a shaped oval foot, Sheffield 1937 by Mappin & Webb, weight 567.5g, length 32cm.

A group of silver, comprising a shaped circular dish, Sheffield 1992, a pepper caster, two napkin rings and five spoons, total weight 238g, together with a set of six plated figural terminal teaspoons, cased.

An Elizabeth II silver circular low tazza, the centre with fish scale decoration within a cast and pierced petal rim, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1959 by Mappin & Webb, weight 555.6g, diameter 25.5cm, height 5cm.

A set of four George III silver circular salts, each with reeded petal rim, on a circular reeded foot, London 1794 by Henry Chawner, total weight 346.1g, height 5.5cm.

A pair of Victorian silver Palm pattern fish servers, each pierced and engraved with floral panels framed by scrolls, London 1862 by Chawner & Co, weight 340g, length of fish slice 31.5cm, cased.

A pair of George III silver Fiddle and Thread pattern tablespoons, London 1818 by William Eley II & William Fearn, length 22cm, a pair of silver sugar nips with scallop shell bowls, no date by IW, length 13cm, a silver Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern salt spoon and a silver pillbox, total weight 238.4g.

An Elizabeth II silver specimen vase, Birmingham 1970, height 11.5cm, a pair of Mexican .925 sterling circular pin dishes, weight 69g, diameter 7.8cm, and a collection of plated items, including a Mappin & Webb circular pierced tazza, entrées dishes, covers and handles, a circular two-handled tray and a pair of sauceboats and stands.

A set of six George V silver coffee can holders with Aynsley bone china liners and saucers, Sheffield 1925 and 1926 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, and a set of six silver bean end coffee spoons, Sheffield 1927 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, total weight 225.5g, the coffee cans and saucers decorated in black with floral garlands above a lavender band, cased (minor faults).

A George V silver half-reeded oval teapot, London 1913 by Robert Pringle & Sons, weight 465g, length 26cm.