Silver and Plate

A Victorian silver castle-top card case of shaped rectangular outline with hinged cover, one side decorated in relief with a scene of the Walter Scott Monument within a foliate scroll border, further foliate scrolls to the reverse, Birmingham 1857 by David Pettifer, weight 67.5g, length 10cm.

An Edwardian silver and later enamelled rectangular card case, the hinged front painted with a scene of a horse showjumping in an arena, Birmingham 1909 by Deakin & Francis, weight 140.3g, length 8.2cm width 7.6cm.

A pair of early Victorian silver circular salts of tapering form with cast and pierced scroll decoration, on cast foliate scroll feet, London 1847 by Edward, John & William Barnard, weight 166.4g, height 5.3cm.

An Edwardian silver mounted tortoiseshell bedside timepiece of lancet arched form with piqué inlaid decoration, the white enamelled circular dial with Roman numerals, on pad feet, London 1908 by William Comyns & Sons, height 8.4cm (crack to front panel).

A George V silver circular salver with piecrust rim, on scroll feet, London 1927 by L. Brs, weight 958.9g, diameter 31cm.

An early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern fish slice with scroll pierced blade, London 1842 by Richard Britton, weight 136g, length 29.3cm.

A George V silver child's rattle of square baluster form, with whistle terminal above scroll embossed decoration, fitted with four bells and a mother-of-pearl handle, Birmingham 1923 by Crisford & Norris Ltd, length 14cm.

An Elizabeth II silver child's toy five-piece tea set of oval half-reeded cushion form, comprising two-handled tea tray, length 14.8cm, teapot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1970 by P.H. Vogel & Co, cased, total weight 65g.

A George III silver pap boat, the base engraved 'Newman 1811', and monogram engraved beneath a gadrooned rim, London 1810 by Peter & William Bateman, weight 70.7g, length 12cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver three-light twin-scroll branch candelabra, each girdled sconce above a circular drip pan, on a baluster stem and stepped circular base, London 1970 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, total weight of top sections 817.1g, total height 29.5cm.

A George III silver Fiddle pattern fish slice, the blade pierced and engraved with two fishes and a bird amongst foliate stems, London 1819 by William Knight II, weight 139.8g, length 29.5cm.

A set of six late Victorian silver Old English Double Thread pattern table forks and six matching dessert forks, Birmingham 1887, 1894 and 1895 by Elkington & Co Ltd, total weight 948.6g.

A set of seven Elizabeth II silver Old English pattern soup spoons, Sheffield 1964, 1965 and 1968 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, weight 457.6g, length 17.5cm.

A Victorian silver hot water pot of tapering low-bellied form, engraved with vertical panels of leaves and lattice decoration, London 1852 by R. & S. Garrard & Co, weight 426g, height 16cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A George V silver two-handled tea tray of shaped rectangular form, Sheffield 1934 by Walker & Hall, weight 3299.4g, length 66.8cm.

A George III silver pap boat with reeded rim, London 1805 by John Emes, weight 63.9g, length 13.2cm.

A set of twelve George V silver lobster picks, initial engraved, Sheffield 1912 and 1913 by Atkin Brothers, total weight 364.3g, length 20cm.

A George V silver three-piece condiment set of oval form with urn shaped finials above pierced scroll sides, comprising two mustards and a pepper caster, London 1910, 1921 and 1923 by Josiah Williams & Co, total weight 212.5g, height of pepper caster 8.7cm.

A George V silver oval two-handled pin dish, the centre embossed with a sailing boat and building beyond, within a fruit decorated rim, import mark Chester 1913 by Boaz Moses Landeck, length 10.8cm, and a pair of silver quatrefoil dishes, each initial engraved, Sheffield 1920 by Atkin Brothers, diameter 12.2cm, total weight 186.4g.