Silver and Plate

A George III silver pap boat with reeded rim, London 1817 by Samuel Knight, weight 62.5g, length 13.5cm.

A small group of silver, including a late Victorian oval hip flask with hinged lid, Birmingham 1890 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, height 10cm, a cigarette case, initial engraved, height 8.3cm, and a Gorham Manufacturing Co sterling Buttercup pattern tablefork, total weight 245g, together with a set of six plated fish knives and forks, within an oak case, detailed 'Harrods London'.

A silver three-piece dressing table set, comprising hand mirror, hairbrush and clothes brush, Birmingham 1939 and 1940, and another silver hand mirror, together with a group of plated items, including an oval galleried two-handled tea tray and a chamberstick.

A George V silver cased travelling timepiece, the rectangular case with engine turned banding, hinged to reveal a circular dial with Arabic numerals, Birmingham 1922 by Elkington & Co Ltd, total weight 348g, length 10cm.

A Charles II silver tazza, the circular top with raised ropetwist rim, on a tapering stem and similarly decorated circular foot, London 1684 by John Ruslen, weight 494.4g, height 7.3cm, diameter 26.2cm.

A George V silver engine turned rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1931, length 9.5cm, a silver shaped square powder compact, Birmingham 1938, total weight 201.6g excluding mirror, and an Italian .800 silver powder compact with engraved decoration, width 8cm.

A mid-18th century silver mounted horn snuff mull, the hinged lid applied with a circular plaque engraved with a crossed rake and spade above initials 'AR' and date '1759', the front applied with a plaque inscription engraved 'From J.T.M. whom Dorking doth dwell, to John of the Crown & Anchor Hotel' (the crown and anchor are pictorially depicted), length 12cm.

A George V silver squat circular milk jug with gadrooned rim above stylized scallop shell shouldered scroll feet, Birmingham 1930 by G. Bryan & Co, height 9.3cm, and a George II silver baluster cream jug with scroll handle, on scroll legs, London 1751, no maker's mark, height 10cm, total weight 238.8g.

A Victorian silver cased perfume bottle and stopper of elongated ovoid form with hinged lid, engraved with birds amongst blossoming branches, Birmingham 1884 by Robinson & McKewan, height 6cm.

An Edwardian silver trophy cup, the circular bowl flanked by three scrolling tendril handles, on a flared stem and circular base, London 1909 by Pearce & Sons, weight 959.2g, height 21.5cm, with an ebonized plinth bearing 'Pearce & Sons Leeds' plaque.

A George III silver bowl of circular form, the rim bright-cut engraved with a band of bellflowers and floral medallions, on a circular foot, London 1793 by Thomas Chawner, weight 357.9g, height 8.4cm, diameter 16.2cm.

A George V silver and blue enamelled rectangular cigarette case and matching vesta sleeve case, each with radiating engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1935 by Clark & Sewell, total weight 143.2g, lengths 8.7cm and 6.1cm, together with a matched silver and enamelled circular compact, the lid enamelled in white and blue, the interior fitted with a mirror, Birmingham 1940 by Adie Brothers Ltd, diameter 7.5cm, all within a fitted case.

An early 18th century silver cannon handled and steel bladed knife and matching two pronged fork, unmarked, length of knife 18cm.

A George V silver octagonal baluster hot water pot with domed hinged lid and ball finial, on an octagonal foot, Sheffield 1917 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, weight 407g, height 20cm.

A pair of George III silver circular wine coasters, each with cast gadrooned rim above a stepped base, London 1805 by John Emes, diameter 14.5cm.

A Tiffany & Co sterling tea strainer of circular form with embossed floral and foliate decoration, fitted with an ivory handle, weight 35.6g, length 15.5cm, together with a pair of French silver sugar nips with standing bear and staff terminal above grotesque figural handles, weight 29.2g, length 14.5cm, and a French silver filigree and enamelled circular trinket box, raised on filigree ball feet, weight 56.1g, diameter 6.5cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A pair of late Victorian Scottish silver circular salts, each with engraved decoration, on scroll legs, Glasgow 1868 by JM & S, and a small group of other silver, including a Peru .925 sterling twin-branch candelabrum, height 11.5cm, length 26cm, napkin rings and condiments, total weight 630g.

A George II silver tea caddy of rectangular form with domed hinged lid, the base engraved with initials 'KH', London 1742 by Edward Feline, weight 241.5g, height 10.7cm.

A George V silver cased slide-action purse watch, the square silvered dial detailed 'Hausmann & Co Movado' with Arabic hour numerals, the case back numbered '1184645' and engraved with inscription, import mark London 1928 by Stockwell & Co, closed length 4.2cm, and a similar silver square cased purse watch, the silvered dial detailed 'SYD', width 3.5cm.