Silver and Plate

A set of three early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1843 and 1844 by Charles Boyton, and a pair of silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1840 by John Harris IV, total weight 353g.

A German Art Deco green and pink enamelled .935 silver bedside timepiece, the pink enamelled chapter ring mounted with marcasite set Arabic hour numerals against a green enamelled ground, detailed 'D.R.G.M .935', fitted with brass easel back, height 11.7cm (one hand lacking).

An 18th century silver mote spoon with tapered stem and pyramid finial, the pierced bowl with Rat Tail back, weight 5.6g, length 14cm.

An Edwardian silver four-division 'Toast' rack, on a boat shaped stand with ball feet, London 1901 by S.W. Smith & Co, weight 103.7g, length 12cm.

An Edwardian part canteen of silver Old English pattern cutlery, comprising six tablespoons, six table forks, six dessert spoons and six forks, London 1908, 1909 and 1910 by Francis Higgins & Son Ltd, total weight 1530.6g.

"A George V silver advertising vesta case, one side detailed 'James MacLean the Turf Accountant with Twenty Telephones', the other side detailed 'James MacLean Telegrams ""Spotless"" Glasgow', Birmingham 1912 by HA Ld, weight 33.4g, height 5.8cm."

A George V silver three-piece tea set of cushion form with reeded sides, on ball feet, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Birmingham 1916 by Martin Hall & Co Ltd, total weight 1110.5g, length of teapot 28cm.

A George V silver and green enamelled purse watch of square form, the silvered dial with Arabic numeral and baton hour markers, the case interior numbered '4556', the front and back exterior with green enamelled engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1934 by SSM, width 3.8cm.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a hedgehog, Birmingham 1903 by Levi & Salaman, length 6.5cm, and an Australian sterling silver novelty letter opener in the form of boomerang with eucalyptus leaf terminal, by Prouds, length 14.7cm, total weight 49g.

A George III silver gilt and gold circular vinaigrette, the front and back applied with a circular engine turned gold plaque, framed by a band of cast flowers and leaves against a textured ground within ropetwist sides, the interior with floral pierced and engraved hinged grille, fitted with a suspension ring, London 1819 by GW, weight 30.8g, total length 4.8cm.

A 19th century French silver hot water pot of low-bellied form with domed hinged lid and bun finial, engraved 'Du Guesclin', by Francis Diosne of Paris, weight 273.7g, height 15.5cm.

A set of six George III Scottish provincial silver Old English pattern dessert spoons and a matching teaspoon, by James Erskine of Aberdeen, total weight 165.8g, length of dessert spoon 16.8cm.

A small group of silver, including condiments, coffee spoons, a pair of circular salts, Birmingham 1900, cased, and a pair of stub candlesticks, weighable items 117.6g, together with a group of plated items, including a set of eleven goblets, teapot, hot water pot and pair of candlesticks.

A George V Scottish silver reproduction of a Trapain Law Treasure triangular salt with beaded rim, on a circular foot, Edinburgh 1925 by Brook & Son, weight 154.4g, length 11.5cm.

A 19th century Dutch silver two-handled tray of rectangular form with inverted corners, the raised gallery sides pierced and engraved with foliate scrolls within a beaded rim, flanked by similarly decorated handles, on scroll feet, hallmarks to base, weight 1557.2g, length 50.5cm.

A George V silver and blue enamel bedside timepiece, the circular dial with gilt Arabic numerals framed by an arched surround with three pierced panels alternating with blue enamelled panels, Birmingham 1925 by Adie Brothers Ltd, height 10cm.

An Elizabeth II silver tankard commemorating the Queen's Silver Jubilee 1977, limited edition 852 of 1000, of tapering cylindrical form with crowned head and scroll handle, Birmingham 1977 by The Birmingham Mint, weight 285.4g, height 11.2cm, boxed with certificate.

A pair of mid-20th century French silver mounted rectangular cut glass bottles and stoppers, each fitted with a silver collar and screw cover, monogram engraved, height 16.8cm, within a brown leather fitted twin-section case, detailed 'Hermès... Paris'.

A silver-filled model of an owl perched on a branch, Birmingham 1994 by Country Artists, height 11.5cm.