Silver and Plate

A part canteen of Norwegian silver cutlery by Thune, comprising three tablespoons, six table forks, three dessert spoons and teaspoon, total weight 762.7g, and a similar set of eleven silver bladed fruit knives with engraved handles.

A small group of silver and silver handled cutlery, including condiment spoons, weighable items 92.6g, a group of Swedish silver cutlery, including a pair of sugar tongs with pierced decoration, a Danish David Andersen silver christening spoon, the handle cast with animals, and a pair of Norwegian .830 servers, total weight 572.8g, together with a group of plated cutlery.

An Edwardian silver baluster sugar caster with spiral reeded and engraved foliate decoration, on a circular foot, London 1902 by Charles Edwards, weight 188.7g, height 18cm.

A set of four Elizabeth II silver posy vases, each of tapering cylindrical form with a wavy rim, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1979 by P.H. Vogel & Co, height 12.5cm, a pair of similar silver posy vases and a small silver specimen vase, together with a silver baluster candlestick, height 22.5cm (repair to stem and base).

A George III silver tea caddy and cover with strawberry finial, of rectangular bombé form, chased with flowers and rococo scrolls, on scroll feet, London 1763 by Pierre Gillois, weight 244.6g, height 12.4cm.

A George IV silver cruet stand of oval boat shaped form, chased with flowers and leaves, on cast foliate feet, London 1824 by George Burrows II, weight 256.8g, length 21cm (lacking handle and bottles), a Norwegian .925 sterling Viking boat salt and a pair of Norwegian sterling cornucopia salt and pepper casters, total weight 52.6g, together with a .800 silver novelty pepper caster in the form of a flower and stem, length 12.5cm, a .830 silver salt and a silver specimen vase.

A late 19th century German silver beaker and domed cover with foliate finial, the tapering cylindrical body and cover decorated in relief with birds amongst flowers and scrolling leaves, weight 280.5g, height 16.5cm.

An Edwardian silver octagonal baluster sugar caster with pierced domed cover, on a stepped foot, London 1906 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, weight 284.7g, height 19.5cm.

A George V silver desk calendar and inkwell on a rectangular glass stand, Birmingham 1923 and 1924, length 19cm (faults), a George III silver christening tankard, London 1803, height 6cm, and a silver cup, Birmingham 1927, total weight 134.2g.

An Edwardian silver rectangular dressing table tray, the centre engraved with flowers within embossed scrolling leaves and flowers against a textured ground, framed by reeded sides and fluted rim, Birmingham 1902 by William Devenport, weight 275.2g, length 28cm.

A late Victorian silver circular dish with spiral reeded and pierced sides beneath a chased floral and 'C' scroll rim, London 1893 by Fenton Brothers, diameter 19cm, together with two silver lidded cut glass dressing table jars, total weight 215g.

An Edwardian silver cream jug of baluster form with scroll handle, on scroll legs, London 1901, height 10.5cm, and a silver sugar bowl with wavy rim, on scroll legs, London 1907, height 5.3cm, total weight 145.8g.

An early 20th century Chinese silver two-handled sugar bowl and matching milk jug, Shanghai by Luen Hing, total weight 344.5g.

A George V silver circular tazza, the pierced top on a tapering stem and circular foot, Sheffield 1911 by Asprey & Co Ltd, height 11.8cm, and a small group of other silver, including a pair of Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern sugar tongs, London 1891, a pair of four-division toast racks and a butter shell on ball feet, total weight 452.5g.

A George V silver lobed oval basket with pierced sides, Birmingham 1926 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, length 20.5cm, and a silver jug and cover, Birmingham 1897 by Norton & White, height 12.2cm, total weight 352.9g, together with a Chinese white metal rectangular dish, the rim pierced with dragons, length 9.2cm, and another circular filigree dish, the base inset with a Chinese/Tibetan Szechuan rupee, diameter 10.5cm.

A Korean white metal model of a turtle warship, 20th century, within a mother-of-pearl lacquered wood and glazed display case with plinth base, total height 16.8cm.

A set of six Chinese export silver teaspoons by Woshing, each with gilt bowl, simulated bamboo stem and cash and character handles, stamped 'WS' makers mark to reverse, total weight 89.4g, length 12.5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Burmese silver circular offering bowl, the exterior repoussé decorated with a continuous scene of Buddha, various deities and a naga serpent, elephant mark to base, weight 431.7g, height 9.5cm, together with a similar smaller Burmese offering bowl, decorated with a continuous figural scene, weight 230.7g, height 7.4cm.

A George V silver circular salver, monogram engraved within a piecrust rim, on scroll feet, the back presentation engraved, Birmingham 1930 by William Suckling Ltd, weight 749.7g, diameter 29.5cm.