Silver and Plate

A set of six American sterling dessert spoons and forks, import mark Birmingham 1906 by Gorham Manufacturing Co, total weight 326.5g.

A 19th century French silver and niello curved rectangular snuff box with all-over fleur-de-lis and lattice decoration, weight 102.5g, length 9cm.

A matched set of six George VI silver and enamelled coffee spoons, each cast with a daisy terminal, Birmingham and Chester 1938 by Turner & Simpson and Walker & Hall, total weight 46g, cased.

A George V silver mounted conical glass whisky tot with hinged lid, London 1912 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, height 11.3cm, and a George III silver wine funnel, the pierced bowl with detachable spout, London 1795 by Solomon Hougham, weight 77.4g, height 11.5cm.

A pair of George V silver posy vases, each tapering octagonal body with pierced rim, on a similar domed foot, one base with presentation inscription, London 1910 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, total weight 299g, height 16cm.

An Elizabeth II silver paperknife with bark textured handle, London 1978 by AL, weight 61g, length 20cm.

An Art Deco silver teapot of squat circular form, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1939 by Hukin & Heath Ltd, weight 435.4g, height 11cm.

An Edwardian silver bachelor's teapot of squat circular form with wavy rim, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs, London 1907 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 384.2g, height 10cm.

A George III and later silver harlequin part canteen of Fiddle pattern cutlery, comprising five table forks, two tablespoons and seven dessert spoons, various dates and makers, total weight 846.1g.

A George III silver squat circular teapot with domed hinged lid and gadrooned rim, flanked by a scallop shell capped scroll spout, on a circular foot, London 1815 by William Burwash, weight 755g, length 28cm.

A George V silver presentation key with pierced and cast foliate scroll terminal, Birmingham 1910 by Vaughton & Sons, length 8.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including a set of four Bridge pencils, cased, four mother-of-pearl mounted folding fruit knives, two money clips and two cigar prickers, weighable items 116.2g.

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern gravy strainer spoon, London 1870 by H.J. Lias & Son, and a group of other silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, comprising two tablespoons, four table forks, six dessert forks, five dessert spoons and two teaspoons, various dates and makers, total weight 991.4g.

A George V silver sauce boat on an oval foot, monogram engraved, London 1912 by Asprey & Co Ltd, weight 207.5g, length 18cm.

A 19th century Scottish silver toddy ladle, the circular bowl fitted with a turned wood handle, Edinburgh, no date, by James McKay, length 19.5cm, together with a pair of Scottish silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, Edinburgh 1852 by AM & Co, length 15cm, weight of sauce ladles 52.9g.

An Edwardian silver circular two-handled dish, the pierced lattice sides decorated in relief with classical bust portraits and foliate garlands, on scroll feet, import mark London 1904 by Samuel Boyce Landeck, weight 400.9g, length 26cm (lacking liner).

A George III silver Old English pattern gravy spoon, London 1803 by William Eley I & William Fearn, length 29.5cm, a group of other silver spoons, including a Fiddle Husk with husk heel tablespoon, London 1875 by George Adams, length 21.5cm, and a silver sauce ladle, London 1890, total weight 543.8g.

A George V silver oval trinket box, the hinged lid with banded engine turned decoration, on fleur-de-lis legs, Sheffield 1919 by Walker & Hall, weight 188.2g, length 14cm, a Victorian silver mounted cut glass scent bottle of long flattened oval form with screw cover, London 1882 by George Brace, length 27.5cm, and three other silver mounted cut glass dressing table items.

Two George III silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoons, each with shell heel, London 1771 by William Skeen, and London 1772 by Thomas Chawner, and a silver Old English pattern tablespoon with shell heel, London 1759 maker's mark worn, total weight 175.9g.

A George V silver cream jug of faceted tapering form, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1915 by Mappin & Webb, height 12cm, and a small group of other silver, including a pair of circular bonbon dishes with pierced sides, Birmingham 1923, diameter 7.8cm, and two napkin rings, total weight 304.3g.