Silver and Plate

A George III silver two-handled cup of girdled 'U' shape form, flanked by two scroll handles, on a circular foot, London 1763 by Benjamin Cartwright I, weight 382.8g, height 13.7cm.

An Edwardian silver mounted dressing table mirror of shaped rectangular form, embossed with flowers, 'C' scrolls and scrolling leaves, Birmingham 1905 by Henry Matthews, height 48cm.

A small collection of sterling cutlery and four sterling pepper casters, weight 538.9g, together with three sterling handled knives.

An Edwardian mahogany cutlery case and stand, the case with serpentine front, hinged lid and single drawer, with line inlaid decoration, containing a harlequin canteen of plated Old English pattern cutlery, case width 44.5cm, height 89.5cm.

A George IV silver three-piece tea set of circular bombé form, chased and engraved with foliate and 'C' scrolls, comprising teapot, raised on mask shouldered scroll feet, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1820 by Joseph Craddock & William Ker Reid, total weight 1977g, height of teapot 20cm.

A George III silver buttershell on ball feet, London 1792, length 14.2cm, and a small group of silver condiment spoons, total weight 200.4g, together with three plated condiment spoons.

A George VI silver figural menu holder, modelled as a Scottish piper on a circular plinth base, London 1946 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, height 10cm.

A George III silver oval salt with chased scroll decoration beneath a similarly cast rim, on chinoiserie figural shouldered legs terminating in scallop shell feet, London 1816 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, length 10.7cm, a silver oval salt with pierced and engraved decoration, and a silver cylindrical mustard, total weight 411.9g.

A Nigerian silver plated circular bowl by Aikin Amadu of Kano, of hemispherical form, the exterior engraved with strapwork band, on three ball feet, signed to base, diameter 19.4cm.

A George V Scottish silver sugar caster of tapering octagonal form with pierced dome lid, Edinburgh 1916 by Hamilton & Inches, height 18.2cm, and a silver sauce boat, Sheffield 1944 by Atkin Brothers, length 17.5cm, total weight 407g.

A small group of George III and later silver cutlery, including three tablespoons, weight 487g, together with a pair of Sheffield plate candle snuffers and a plated sauce ladle.

A George V silver hexagonal capstan inkwell, presentation and facsimile signature engraved, Sheffield 1934, width 20.5cm, a similar silver capstan inkwell, width 11.5cm, and two silver mounted wine coasters, diameters 12cm and 9.7cm.

A George VI silver three-piece condiment set, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, Birmingham 1937 and 1938, a silver mustard with pierced sides, and a silver tea strainer, decorated in relief with cherubs and scrolls, import mark Chester 1910 by Boaz Moses Landeck, length 14.3cm, total weight 151.3g, together with a small group of plated items, including a Sheffield plate three-light twin-scroll branch candelabrum, height 52.5cm.

A Norwegian silver two-handled sugar bowl, Christiania (now Oslo) 1874 by Peder Arnesen Lie, height 9cm, together with a Swedish Art Nouveau silver circular bowl with wavy rim and hammered decoration, Malmö 1914 by LMO Möller, diameter 14.4cm, total weight 356g.

An early 20th century German silver and jewelled historismus flask and cover by Simon Rosenau, modelled in the form of a medieval reliquary figure of a saint seated on a throne, with removeable head, embellished with inset gemstones, marked to base, total weight 980.9g, height 29cm. Note: Simon Hermann Rosenau (born 1861) was from a long-established Jewish family in Bad Kissingen, where he owned and ran a successful jewellery business, as well as owning a jewellery shop and house of residence in Munich. While in Munich, facing the threat of Nazi persecution, Rosenau and his family left Germany in March 1933 for Paris and then Nice. During the German occupancy of Southern France, Simon Rosenau and his wife Paula were arrested on the 23rd October 1943 and taken to the Drancy internment camp. Five days later they were deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp. The exact date of their deaths is unknown.

A collection of Scandinavian silver, including a David Andersen .830 silver sugar caster and cover, height 19cm, a pair of Swedish candlesticks, height 7.4cm, a Swedish snuff box, length 9.6cm, and three small beakers, weighable items 392.8g.

A Turkish Ottoman silver footed circular dish by G. Manousso, the downturned rim with a band of anthemion and beaded borders, weight 180.8g, diameter 14cm, together with a Continental .830 silver dish, embossed with fruit, weight 86g, width 15cm, a .900 silver two-handled bowl of cauldron form, weight 93.8g, height 8.5cm, and a Norwegian silver teastrainer, weight 41.5g, length 17.5cm.

A 20th century Turkish bonbon tazza, the circular bowl engraved with an anthemion rim above a dolphin stem, on a circular reeded base, detailed 'Lale 925', weight 317.5g, height 17.2cm.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, Sheffield 2000 by Ari D. Norman, height 20.5cm, a .925 silver shaped square photograph frame, detailed 'Heeramaneck 925', weight 221g, with an oak easel back, height 21cm, a Hungarian .800 silver and blue flash overlay circular ashtray and matchbox holder, inscription engraved, diameter 7.5cm, and a plated rectangular photograph frame, height 20.5cm.