Silver and Plate

A pair of George V silver candlesticks, each cylindrical column decorated with ribbon and bellflower garlands, on a canted corner square base, Birmingham 1922 by Ellis & Co, height 13cm, a pair of silver pepper casters and three silver photograph frames, weight of casters only 44.8g, together with a group of plated items, including a six-bottle cruet stand, and a set of six Continental tablespoons.

An Edward VIII silver rectangular engine turned cigarette box, inscription engraved, London 1936 by Thomas William Lack, length 17.5cm, together with four other similar silver cigarette boxes and a plated cigarette box.

A set of four Edwardian silver side dishes, each of trefoil form with cups to one side, Birmingham 1901 by Hilliard & Thomason, total weight 78.7g, width 7.5cm, cased.

An Edwardian silver mounted dressing table mirror of circular form on bracket feet, London 1906 by William Comyns & Sons, height 27cm, and four silver photograph frames, including a shaped rectangular frame, London 1919 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 25.8cm, and one with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1929, height 29cm.

A George I silver punch ladle, the circular bowl engraved with initials, flanked by a tapering handle fitted with a hook, London 1723 by William Looker, weight 113.5g, length 33cm.

A pair of late Victorian silver Neoclassical candlesticks, each with square drip pan above a reeded and Greek key decorated sconce and a square tapered stem cornered by rams' masks, on a similarly decorated square base, Sheffield 1895 by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, height 19.3cm.

A George V silver mounted nine-piece manicure set, including two circular cut glass jars with silver covers, a nail buffer, two pairs of silver handled scissors and a nail file, Birmingham 1922 by Levi & Salaman, cased.

A George VI silver shaped circular card salver, presentation engraved within a piecrust rim, Birmingham 1939 by Charles S. Green & Co Ltd, weight 496.3g, diameter 25.8cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver mounted graduated rectangular photograph frames, each with a beaded edge, London 1994 and 1995 by Kitney & Co, heights 30cm and 21.5cm, and another silver shaped rectangular photograph frame, decorated with ribbon and floral garlands, London 1986, height 30cm.

A rare early Victorian silver castle-top card case of shaped rectangular form with hinged cover, one side decorated with a scene of the Fellows' Building, Christ's College, Cambridge, the reverse embossed with flowers and foliate scrolls framing a vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1846 by Nathaniel Mills, weight 71.7g, length 10cm.

A set of four George III silver decanter labels, each pierced within a reeded rim, comprising 'Champagne', 'Vin de Grave', 'Maderia' and 'Claret', London 1809 and 1811 by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, total weight 51.7g.

A George III silver 'Port' decanter label, London 1801 by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, a similar silver 'Sherry' decanter label, London 1818 by Thomas & James Phipps II, another silver 'Port' decanter label, London 1821 by Charles Rawlings, and a pair of silver decanter labels, engraved 'Whiskey' and 'Sherry', London 1955 by Collingwood & Co, total weight 53.2g.

A late 19th century Continental silver oval box, the hinged lid decorated in relief with frolicking putti in a garden, the sides similarly decorated with foliate scrolls, import mark London 1898 by William Moering, weight 273g, length 15.2cm.

A George V silver christening tankard of girdled 'U' shape with scroll handle, on a circular foot, Chester 1919 by Barker Brothers, height 7cm, a silver oval bonbon basket with swing handle, on an oval foot, Birmingham 1906, length 13.5cm, and a silver footed bowl, Sheffield 1912, height 6cm, total weight 389.7g.

A late 19th century Burmese silver circular bowl, the body decorated in relief with figures, buildings and trees within foliate borders, height 9cm, two Indian silver lobed bowls, relief decorated with animals amongst palm trees, height 4cm, and two white metal models of stylized peacocks (faults), total weight 670g.

A group of seven silver photograph frames, various dates and makers, together with four plated photograph frames.

A pair of late Victorian silver candlesticks, each with detachable circular beaded nozzle above a spiral reeded stem, on a square stepped and beaded base, Sheffield 1887 by James Charles Jay, height 13cm, and a silver hexagonal baluster candlestick, Birmingham 1911, height 10cm.

A George III silver tea strainer, the circular pierced bowl fitted with an ebonized handle, London 1812 by Elizabeth Morley, length 12cm, together with a small group of other silver, including a circular pierced bonbon dish, Chester 1906, diameter 9.5cm, and an octagonal baluster sugar caster, Birmingham 1922, height 14.7cm, weighable items 208.5g.

A pair of early Victorian silver circular salts, decorated with flowers and leaves, on scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1863 by John Wilmin Figg, height 2.5cm, and a group of other silver, including a trophy cup, Birmingham 1928, height 19.9cm, a cut glass decanter and stopper, a 'Port' decanter label, London 1960, and a pair of Fiddle pattern mustard spoons, London 1827 by James Wintle, weighable items 366.9g, together with a small group of plated items.