Silver and Plate

A pair of Elizabeth II silver mounted rectangular photograph frames and a matching smaller photograph frame, Sheffield 1996 by Carrs of Sheffield Ltd, heights 16.5cm and 11.7cm.

An Edwardian silver child's rattle, the central handle fitted with a suspension loop flanked by two ball terminals pierced with stars, Chester 1906, maker's mark worn, weight 22.7g, length 12cm, and a small group of Dutch silver, including a windmill, height 8.2cm, a traditional sailing boat and a spinning wheel, total weight 103g.

A set of four George III silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons and six matching dessert spoons, London 1818 by John & Henry Lias, total weight 525.8g.

A graduated pair of Elizabeth II silver mounted rectangular photograph frames, Sheffield 2001 by Roberts & Dore Ltd, heights 24.2cm and 18.5cm.

A George V silver five-piece tea set, each of half-reeded cushion form with a cast gadrooned and scallop shell rim, on ball feet, comprising two-handled tray, length 65cm, teapot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Sheffield 1930 and 1931 by James Deakin & Sons, total weight 5095.8g.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver napkin rings with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1988 by Wilkinson Silversmiths, and a small group of other silver, including a pocket watch and an enamelled fob medal, weighable items 108.2g, together with a plated shaped rectangular photograph frame, height 24cm.

A small group of silver, including a pair of Fiddle and Thread pattern sugar tongs, London 1816, and a lipstick holder, London 1953, weighable items 72.5g, together with a group of plated items, including a set of four bonbon tazzas, a brandy pan and a matched part canteen of Old English Beaded pattern cutlery.

An Elizabeth II silver circular salver with piecrust rim, on scroll legs terminating in pad feet, Sheffield 1967 by Elkington & Co Ltd, weight 1237.8g, diameter 36cm.

A set of six early Victorian Irish silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, Dublin 1854 by John Smyth, three Irish silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons and a Fiddle pattern dessert fork, various dates and makers, together with a pair of Scottish silver Fiddle pattern dessert forks, Glasgow 1865 by WA, total weight 534.8g.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver three-light twin-scroll branch candelabra with gadrooned decoration, each with detachable nozzle above urn shaped sconces, on a tapering cylindrical stem and circular base, converting to form either a pair of candlesticks or a pair of smaller candelabra, Birmingham 1965 by Barker Ellis Silver Co, weight excluding bases 2300g, total height 37cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver mounted graduated rectangular photograph frames with beaded surrounds, Sheffield 1993 by Harrod's Ltd, heights 21cm and 15cm, and another silver mounted rectangular photograph frame with a gadrooned border, Sheffield 1989 by Carrs of Sheffield Ltd, height 22cm.

A set of twelve Victorian silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1865 by Thomas Smily, and a set of ten silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1868 by Henry Holland, total weight 486g.

A group of plated items, including entrées dishes, covers and handles, various cutlery, a swing-handled basket, a cut glass claret jug and a pair of candlesticks, together with a small group of silver.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted bird's eye maple veneered rectangular photograph frame, Sheffield 2003 by Carrs of Sheffield Ltd, height 23.8cm, and four other silver mounted photograph frames, various dates and makers, together with three plate mounted photograph frames.

A group of Victorian silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, various dates, including a set of four dessert spoons, London 1852, and a set of four teaspoons, London 1868, all by George Adams, total weight 664.4g.

A George IV silver Fiddle pattern tablespoon and four matching dessert spoons, Exeter 1822 and 1827 by William Woodman, and a group of other silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, all Exeter, various dates and makers, total weight 778.6g.

A group of silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, various dates and makers, including a dessert spoon, Newcastle 1860 by John Walton, a set of four dessert forks, Birmingham 1901 by Elkington & Co Ltd, and a pair of table forks, Sheffield 1903 by John Round & Son Ltd, total weight 812.8g.

A group of Victorian silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, various dates and makers, including a gravy spoon, London 1855 by Charles Boyton, a set of six dessert forks, London 1879 by Thomas Smily, and three dessert forks, London 1846 by John James Whiting, total weight 2018.9g.

A group of plated items, including a George III style coffee pot, height 28.5cm, a pair of wine coasters, two salvers and a part canteen of Queen's pattern cutlery.