Silver and Plate

A pair of George V silver bonbon tazze, each circular bowl with wavy gadrooned rim, on a flared stem and circular foot, Sheffield 1924 by Mappin & Webb, height 6.8cm, and a small group of other silver, including two cream jugs, a rectangular photograph frame, height 15cm, and a pair of cylindrical posy vases, each pierced and embossed with birds amongst scrolling leaves, London 1902 by William Comyns & Sons, height 7.5cm, weighable items 504g, together with an Indian silver circular bowl, decorated in relief with figures and trees, weight 132g, diameter 10.8cm.

A George II silver marrow spoon, the handle formed as the scoop, London 1748 by James Wilks, length 22cm, an early Victorian silver New Gothic pattern sauce ladle, London 1853 by Francis Higgins II, and a small group of other silver cutlery, including an Albany pattern christening fork and spoon, London 1897 by Francis Higgins III, total weight 533g.

An Elizabeth II silver bowl of circular form with vertical reeding and petal rim, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1971 by Roberts & Belk Ltd, weight 577.7g, height 9.5cm, diameter 23cm.

A late Victorian silver oval half-reeded teapot, London 1900 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 519.2g, height 15cm.

A George III silver dessert set, comprising four spoons and a sifter ladle, all later engraved and embossed with fruit and foliate scrolls, London 1811 by Richard Crossley, cased, a pair of silver tablespoons, later engraved and embossed with fruit and foliate scrolls, London 1790 by William Sumner I, and two other silver tablespoons, total weight 547.1g

A George III silver snuff box of elliptical form with bright cut engraved decoration, Birmingham 1792 by Samuel Pemberton, weight 69.7g, length 9cm.

A late Victorian silver oval tobacco box with sprung hinged lid, engraved with a crest and motto, Birmingham 1896 by John Millward Banks, width 8cm, and a small group of silver jewellery, comprising seven neckchains, a bracelet, six pendants and charms, an oval locket and three pairs of earrings, total weight 260g, together with a devotional plaque.

An American Gorham & Co part canteen of sterling Old Baronial pattern cutlery, comprising four tablespoons and forks, four dessert spoons and forks, total weight 1014.3g.

A Victorian plated two-handled vase, the tapering cylindrical body cast with fruiting vines, flanked by similarly cast handles, fitted with a cranberry glass liner, height 13cm, and a plated three-bottle tantalus with Hobbs & Co locking mechanism and central carrying handle, with beaded decoration, on bracket feet, fitted with three square cut glass decanters and stoppers, two plated decanter labels and a silver 'Port' decanter label, length 33cm, height 30.5cm.

A George IV and later part canteen of silver King's pattern cutlery, comprising eight tablespoons, ten table forks, twelve dessert spoons and eleven dessert forks, various dates and makers, total weight 3205.8g.

A William IV silver rectangular vinaigrette in the form of a book, with engine turned decoration, the hinged lid revealing a gilt foliate scroll pierced and engraved hinged grille, Birmingham 1833 by Taylor & Perry, weight 15.3g, length 3.4cm.

A George IV silver rectangular vinaigrette with engine turned decoration, the hinged lid with raised scroll surround revealing a gilt foliate scroll pierced and engraved hinged grille, Birmingham 1824 by Thomas & William Simpson, weight 18.6g, length 3.8cm.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted cut glass decanter and stopper of cylindrical form with floral and foliate decoration, height 27cm, and a silver mounted cut glass decanter and matched stopper of baluster form with matching decoration, height 24cm, both London 1967 by Roberts & Dore Ltd, and a stopper.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver gilt and enamelled coffee spoons, each bowl back painted with a blue ribbon bow and a cluster of pink roses against a white enamelled ground, Birmingham 1968 by Turner & Simpson Ltd, cased, and a small group of other silver, including condiments, a silver handled bread knife and a silver handled cheese knife, weighable items 318.4g.

A George IV silver circular card salver, the centre engraved with an armorial surmounted by an arm holding a flaming torch, framed by floral, foliate and 'C' scrolls, within a raised rim cast with flowers, scrolls and scallop shells, on cast foliate and paw feet, London 1825 by J.E. Terrey & Co, weight 562.9g, diameter 23.5cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver salt and pepper casters, London 1979 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, height 6.8cm, a pair of silver four-division toast racks, length 7.2cm, and a small collection of other silver condiments, total weight 741.8g.

An Elizabeth II silver baluster christening tankard, the front engraved with the Worshipful Company of Gunmakers' coat of arms, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1977, weight 225g, height 9.5cm.

A late Victorian silver curved rectangular cigarette case, monogram engraved, Chester 1893, length 12cm, another silver cigarette case, length 17.8cm, total weight 447.6g, a silver square compact with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1953 by Garrard & Co Ltd, width 7cm, a Swedish silver cigarette case, weight 106g, and a sterling silver mounted lighter.

A group of plated items, including a teapot and matching milk jug, two wine coasters and a part canteen of Old English pattern cutlery.