Silver and Plate

An Edwardian silver oval bonbon basket, the pierced sides decorated with acanthus festoons beneath a cast beaded and acanthus leaf rim, raised on scallop shell feet, London 1901 by Charles Stuart Harris, length 14.8cm, together with a silver shaped circular inkstand, embossed with ribbon, bows and flowers, on pierced feet, London 1890 by William Comyns & Sons, diameter 13cm, fitted with a square cut glass inkwell, total weight excluding glass well 291.8g.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of an elephant, Birmingham 1907 by Henry Matthews, height 5cm, and a silver mounted magnifying glass, Birmingham 1927, length 8.5cm.

A George V silver and enamelled match sleeve case, the front painted with a terrier's head wearing a collar against a white ground, import mark London 1927 by A J, weight 40.2g, length 6cm.

A late Victorian silver circular trinket box, embossed with cherubs and scrolls, London 1895 by William Richard Corke, fitted with a blue velvet interior and pin cushion hinged lid, diameter 9.5cm, and another similar trinket box with pierced sides, London 1897, fitted with a blue velvet interior and pin cushion hinged lid, diameter 8.7cm, total weight excluding blue velvet interiors 143.6g, together with a German .800 silver circular pot and cover with Egyptianesque engraved decoration, weight 128.1g, height 8.8cm.

A Victorian Elkington plated inkstand, the central cut glass inkwell with hinged lid above four oval panels, each decorated with a different classical scene and with four pen apertures, on scroll feet, the underside detailed 'Published by Elkington & Co' and numbered '947', height 15.5cm.

A George VI silver engine turned three-piece dressing set, comprising hand mirror (glass cracked), hairbrush, and clothes brush, London 1937 and 1938, together with a Continental silver hand mirror.

A late Victorian silver cylindrical christening tankard with loop handle, initial engraved, on a circular foot, London 1897 by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, height 9.5cm, a pair of silver oval bonbon dishes, each centre engraved with a unicorn crest within scroll and beaded decoration, Chester 1895 by William Aitken, length 16cm, and a set of ten sterling teaspoons, total weight 454.6g.

A pair of Edwardian silver wishbone sugar nips, London 1901 by Charles & George Asprey, weight 17.5g, length 8.7cm, together with a paper label printed with provenance relating to West Hove Golf Course.

A George V silver mounted conical whisky tot with a matching silver 'Whisky' label, Chester 1935 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, height 10cm.

A George V silver mounted conical whisky tot, Birmingham 1934, height 10.5cm, with a silver 'Whisky' label, Chester 1935, both by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd.

A pair of late Victorian silver stylized heart shaped bonbon dishes, each pierced and embossed with flowers, leaves and scrolls, on a similarly decorated foot, Birmingham 1893 and 1894 by Henry Matthews, length 14.3cm, and a small group of other silver, including a sifter spoon and a set of six golfing teaspoons, cased, weighable items 338.4g.

A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, each with detachable beaded nozzle above a tapering cylindrical stem with festoon and tassel decoration, on a square beaded base, London 1906 by Mappin & Webb, height 12cm.

A small group of American sterling, comprising a pair of early 20th century wishbone sugar nips by Schmitz, Moore & Co, length 8.5cm, a set of six ice-cream spoons, initial engraved, and a preserve spoon with scroll decoration, all by Reed & Barton, total weight 183g, together with a .800 silver mustard and spoon.

A late Victorian silver mustard of tapering cylindrical form, with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1892, height 7cm, and a silver three-piece condiment set of oval form, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, Birmingham 1929-1931, total weight 140.2g, together with two sets of six silver handled butter knives, each set cased, and a silver handled two-piece dressing set, comprising shoehorn and buttonhook, Birmingham 1913, cased.

A pair of Elizabeth II wine coasters with pierced sides, London 1996 by Asprey & Co Ltd, diameter 12.5cm.

A group of plated items, including a muffin dish, liner and cover, large six-division toast rack, entrée dish, part canteen of cutlery and teapot.

A George V silver mounted hardwood bowl, the slightly flared cylindrical neck with engraved decoration, Sheffield 1929 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, diameter 12cm, height 6.5cm, together with four silver napkin rings, weight 73g, and a silver square cigarette box, monogram engraved.

A George III silver bright-cut Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1799 by George Gray, length 21cm, and a group of other silver cutlery, total weight 440.5g, together with three pairs of plated sugar tongs.

An Art Nouveau silver square cigarette box with embossed scrolling tendril decoration, Birmingham 1902 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, width 9cm.