Silver and Plate

A pair of George III Irish silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, Dublin 1814 by James Scott with William Hamy retailer's mark, length 17cm, together with two pairs of silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1799 and 1810, and a set of six George III silver Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1787, total weight 404g.

A pair of Victorian silver Albert pattern tablespoons, London 1845, by George W Adams (Chawner & Co), weight 216.8g, length 22.4cm, together with a set of twelve plated Albert pattern dessert forks.

A set of six George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1775 by WP, length 21cm, together with two George II silver Harlequin pattern tablespoons, London 1737 by Richard Gosling, and two other similar tablespoons, total weight 617g.

A set of seven George III silver Feather Edge and Shell pattern handled and steel bladed table knives, maker's mark WP, together with two other similar handled knives.

A 19th century silver mounted horn spoon with whistle terminal, length 18.3cm, together with a small group of other silver and silver mounted cutlery, a buttonhook and a shoehorn, weighable silver items 88.6g.

A George II silver marrow scoop, London 1728 (maker's mark rubbed), length 20.8cm, together with another silver marrow scoop, London 1746, length 20.5cm, total weight 81.5g.

A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1773 by John Lampfert, length 23cm, together with another silver marrow scoop, London 1801 by I.B, length 23.7cm, total weight 111g.

A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1767 by John Lampfert, length 21cm, and another silver marrow scoop, London 1758 by Benjamin Cartwright II, length 21.1cm, total weight 73.7g.

A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1802, overstruck by George Gray, length 22.2cm, together with another similar silver marrow scoop, London 1804 by Solomon Hougham, length 23.1cm, total weight 73.7g.

A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1802 by William Eley & William Fearn, length 22.5cm, together with another similar silver marrow scoop, London 1808 by George Wintle, length 23cm, total weight 93.8g.

A George III silver marrow scoop, London 1787 by Richard Crossley, length 23.1cm, together with another similar silver marrow scoop, London 1771, length 23.2cm, total weight 102.6g.

A pair of 18th century Continental silver chambersticks, probably Spanish, each with cylindrical sconce and shaped circular foot, marks including 'Pareja' to bases, total weight 171.4g, height 8.3cm, together with a silver backed hairbrush and a silver and cut glass jar, cased.

A set of six George V silver fish knives and forks with ivory effect handles, Birmingham 1920 by Elkington & Co, cased.

An Edwardian silver model of a pug, import mark Chester 1903 by Samuel Boyce, weight 50.3g, height 2.6cm, length 4.5cm.

A set of six George V silver game themed menu holders, each of pierced circular form, engraved with either game birds, a stag or a gun dog, on a disc shaped base, Birmingham 1930 by Williams Base & Sons, total weight 120.5g, height 2.5cm, cased.

A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass hip flask with detachable cup, Birmingham 1897, weight of cup 29.4g, total height 10.3cm.

A set of four George V Scottish silver mounted interfitting horn beakers, each of tapering cylindrical form, fitted with a silver rim above a shield shaped plaque, Edinburgh 1926 and 1927 by William Dunningham & Co, height of largest beaker 12.5cm, height of smallest beaker 8.6cm (faults).

A pair of Edward VIII silver novelty pepper casters, each in the form of a hunting horn, with screw tops and weighted bases, Sheffield 1936 by Walker & Hall, height 12.5cm.

An Edwardian silver mounted deer's foot candlestick, the cylindrical sconce front engraved 'Glenmoriston Sept.25th.1908', height 11.6cm.