Silver and Plate

A small group of silver cutlery, including a set of five Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1825, an apostle dessert spoon, London 1882, and five bright-cut teaspoons, various dates and makers, total weight 404.8g.

A set of twelve George III silver gilt bright cut engraved Old English pattern teaspoons and a pair of matching sugar tongs, London circa 1780 by Thomas Chawner, total weight 255.3g, within an Elkington & Co leather case.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted cut glass triangular shaped decanter and stopper, Birmingham 2000 by Broadway & Co, height 27.4cm, together with a silver mounted cut glass square decanter and stopper, London 1979 by A. Chick & Sons Ltd, height 23.8cm.

A George V silver six-division toast rack with arched divisions and ball feet, Sheffield 1916 by Atkin Brothers, length 12.5cm, and a pair of Elizabeth II silver oval napkin rings, London 1952 by Mappin & Webb, total weight 253g, together with a silver conical candle snuffer with turned wood handle, London 1971, a silver mounted bedside timepiece and a Continental .835 silver mounted cigar cutter.

A group of four silver bangles, each marked '925', together with a silver shoehorn and two money clips, total weight 121.4g.

Two Edwardian silver handled novelty button hooks in the form of Mr Punch and his dog Toby, Birmingham 1905 and 1908 by Crisford & Norris, together with a silver handled dog's head button hook, Birmingham 1903 by Crisford & Norris, a silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife and a silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1806 by Samuel Pemberton, length 2.3cm.

A set of four Elizabeth II silver and enamelled teaspoons, each terminal enamelled with the emblems of either a rose, daffodil, thistle or shamrock representing the United Kingdom, Birmingham 1964 and 1965 by Turner & Simpson Ltd, case, and a group of other silver, including a canted corner rectangular photograph frame, height 13.3cm, an Art Nouveau tapering cylindrical posy vase with two loop handles, Birmingham 1906 by James Fenton & Co, height 9.5cm, a pair of candlesticks and a pair of enamelled cockerel cocktail sticks, weighable items 156g.

A George V silver sauceboat with reeded rim and loop handle, on a rectangular pedestal foot, London 1910, weight 318g, length 18.5cm, together with another silver sauceboat, Birmingham 1908 by The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co, weight 183.6g, length 16cm.

A late Victorian silver handled shoehorn and two matching graduated button hooks, Birmingham 1895 by Levi & Salaman, cased.

A late Victorian silver teapot with hinged lid, scroll spout and ebonized handle, engraved with strapwork and foliate decoration, London 1888 by Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd (Joseph & Horace Savory), weight 699.3cm, height 15.5cm.

A late Victorian silver novelty menu holder in the form of a lyre, Chester 1899 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, height 6cm, together with a small group of other silver, including a small circular dish, Sheffield 1918, various condiments and a sugar caster, Birmingham 1921, weighable items 460g.

A set of six George VI grapefruit spoons, Birmingham 1937, weight 126.5g, cased, and a set of six silver pistol handled butter knives, cased, together with a small collection of assorted silver cutlery, total weight 658g.

A Walker & Hall plated Corinthian column table lamp with stepped square base, height 45.5cm, together with another plated Corinthian column table lamp, height 50cm.

A collection of assorted plated items, including two late Victorian biscuit barrels with integral stands, a half-reeded oval spirit kettle and stand with burner, and a William IV Sheffield plate cruet stand, height 21cm.

A collection of assorted plated items, including a set of grape shears, pair of nutcrackers and six nut picks, cased, a 20th century Barker Ellis four-piece tea set and two sets of six interfitting beakers, with leather cases.

A part canteen of plated cutlery, within an Edwardian inlaid mahogany canteen box with hinged lid and three drawers, width 54.5cm, together with two cased sets of cutlery.

A pair of William IV silver Fiddle pattern gravy spoons, London 1833 by William Chawner II, total weight 241.2g, length 29.5cm.

A set of six George IV silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1824 by William Bateman, total weight 416g, length 22.2cm.

A collection of George III silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, including tablespoons and forks and teaspoons, various dates and makers, total weight 1286g.