Silver and Plate

An early Victorian silver baluster christening tankard with foliate scroll handle, on a foliate decorated circular foot, Sheffield 1838, height 9.5cm, and two other silver christening tankards, all with engraved inscriptions, total weight 320.7g.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, the solid hinged lid engraved with the Worshipful Company of Gunmakers' coat of arms above a presentation inscription, London 1955 by Garrard & Co Ltd, length 17.5cm.

A pair of Victorian silver handled King's pattern fish servers, the plated blades engraved and pierced with fish and foliate scrolls, an American sterling handled small cake slice and a Peruvian .925 sterling pickle fork, together with a matched part canteen of plated King's pattern cutlery and a group of other plated cutlery.

A George VI silver circular bonbon dish with pierced rim, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1950 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 5.5cm, a silver mounted cut glass hip flask with detachable cup, London 1919, height 15cm, a silver circular dish, London 1980, diameter 12cm, and a silver wine coaster, London 2000, diameter 12.5cm, weighable items 258.7g.

A George VI silver shaped square salver, presentation engraved within a surround of facsimile signatures, raised on scroll legs terminating in paw feet, Birmingham 1937 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, weight 1146g, width 34.8cm.

A set of three George III silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, crest engraved, London 1814 by Thomas Wilkes Barker, length 21.5cm, and a group of other silver cutlery, including a King's Husk pattern sauce ladle, London 1841 by William Theobalds, total weight 679.2g.

An Elizabeth II silver limited edition plate, designed by Pietro Annigoni, commemorating the Silver Jubilee, with engraved bust portrait, signed, No. 943 of 2000, London 1977 by Roberts & Dore, weight 352.1g, diameter 22.8cm, cased with certificate.

An Elizabeth II silver three-piece condiment set of cushion form, on fleur-de-lis shouldered scroll legs terminating in paw feet, comprising mustard, pepper caster and salt with two matching condiment spoons, Birmingham 1964 and 1965 by Barker Ellis Silver Co, total weight 193.5g, cased.

Two Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1840 and 1849, together with a silver triangular pin dish, Chester 1890, total weight 187g, and a small group of other silver, comprising a circular photograph frame, Birmingham 1919, diameter 20.3cm, a rectangular compact and a pair of candlesticks, Birmingham 1963, height 15.5cm.

A George IV part canteen of silver King's Husk pattern cutlery, crest engraved, comprising soup ladle, two gravy spoons, fish slice, four sauce ladles, pair of sugar tongs, twenty-eight tablespoons, twenty-two table forks, twenty dessert spoons, twenty-two teaspoons and four mustard spoons, London 1825 by William Eaton, total weight 9118g.

A set of three late Victorian plated entrées dishes, covers and detachable handles, of lobed oval form, crest engraved, length 36cm, a pair of Sheffield plate wine coasters, each with a cast scallop shell and scroll rim, diameter 16.5cm, and a small group of other plated items, including a card salver and a circular serving dish and cover.

A late Victorian silver and cut glass inkwell and stand, the wirework support fitted with a cut glass reservoir, on a square base with gadrooned rim, raised on bun feet, Birmingham 1899 by Hukin & Heath, total weight 426.5g, height 15cm.

A late Victorian silver pen dish with pierced and embossed rim, Sheffield 1898, length 24cm, and a group of other silver, including a bachelor's teapot, hand mirror and hairbrush, and a cream jug, engraved with fern fronds, London 1877, weighable items 649g, together with a Middle Eastern silver rectangular cigarette case, engraved with the 'RAF' wings beneath a crown to one side, framed by engraved foliate decoration, weight 158.2g, length 11.2cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver bonbon dishes, each of elliptical form with pierced sides, Birmingham 1906 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, total weight 97g, length 14.2cm.

An Elizabeth II silver circular dish, the centre engraved with the coat of arms of the Worshipful Company of Gunmakers, the rim with engraved presentation inscription, Sheffield 1993 by Camelot Silverware Ltd, weight 1424g, diameter 35.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver napkin ring, Sheffield 1971 by Francis Howard Ltd, weight 85.5g, and a pair of Indian silver napkin rings, each decorated in relief with animals, a hut and trees, total weight 29.5g.

An Elizabeth II silver four-piece tea set of cushion form with gadrooned rims, on ball feet, comprising teapot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Sheffield 1956 and 1957 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, total weight 2065.5g, height of teapot 16cm.

A George VI silver shaped rectangular two-handled tea tray, London 1939 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, weight 2738g, length 59.5cm.

A Continental .800 silver handled parasol, the detachable handle of tapering hexagonal form with engraved decoration, handle length 31cm, total length 91cm.