Silver and Plate

A small group of silver, including two silver mounted bedside timepieces, an oval shaped bookmark, Sheffield 2000 by Carrs of Sheffield, length 8cm, and an oval buckle, Birmingham 1907 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, weighable items 70.4g, together with a small group of plated items.

A set of six George V silver teaspoons and pair of matching sugar tongs, each pierced with a fylfot motif, London 1920 by Wakely & Wheeler, total weight 78.8g, cased.

A George V silver teapot of squat circular form with gadrooned rims, Sheffield 1929 by Walker & Hall, weight 578.3g, height 13cm (handle detached but present).

A pair of George V silver sauceboats, each with foliate capped flying scroll handle above stylized scallop shell shouldered scroll legs, London 1927 by Heming & Co Ltd, total weight 377.4g, length 16.3cm.

An Edwardian silver novelty bonbon dish in the form of a wheelbarrow, the sides engraved with flower-charged cornucopias above a pierced scroll rotating front wheel, Birmingham 1908 by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, weight 111g, length 14.5cm, height 6.2cm.

An Indian colonial silver cylindrical box and cover, decorated in relief with figures and dwellings amongst trees, the base detailed 'Dass & Dutt Calcutta', weight 51.4g, height 9cm.

A late Victorian silver heart shaped trinket box with embossed scroll decoration, Chester 1899 by William Neale, length 5.5cm, and a group of other silver, including four napkin rings, four fob medallions, a filigree posy vase, a circular pendant locket and two thimbles, weighable items 282g.

A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, each oval sconce with beaded rim above a tapering oval stem and similarly decorated oval base, Birmingham 1903 by Barker Brothers, height 20.3cm.

A group of plated items, including a graduated three-tier cake stand, fitted with circular pierced plates, by Martin Hall & Co, height 51cm, a two-handled siphon stand, fitted with four folding glass holders, and two epergnes.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver wine coasters, London 1990 by John Bull Ltd, diameter 12.7cm.

A George V silver tea caddy of shaped oval form with hinged lid, Birmingham 1911 by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, weight 136g, height 11cm.

A set of three Elizabeth II silver shaped rectangular decanter labels, inscribed 'Cognac', 'Dry Sherry' and 'Malt Whisky', London 1986 by GH, four other silver decanter labels, comprising 'Bourbon', 'Brandy' and two 'Port', and another silver decanter label, inscribed with a date, total weight 84.2g, together with a pair of Portuguese plated decanter labels, another plated decanter label and eight bone china decanter labels.

An Elizabeth II silver and white enamelled square cigarette case, the front applied with a marcasite set ribbon bow, Birmingham 1961 by Mappin & Webb, weight 128.9g, width 8.5cm, boxed.

An Edwardian silver circular dish with scroll rim above pierced sides, Birmingham 1906 by Joseph Gloster, diameter 15cm, a silver circular two-handled bowl, inscription engraved, length 15cm, and a silver tapering cylindrical christening mug with loop handle, Birmingham 1945, height 5cm, total weight 279.3g.

A pair of 20th century Continental silver twin-scroll branch three-light candelabra, each sconce with foliate decoration above naturalistic scroll branches and scantily clad maiden stems, on a circular base with cast and pierced foliate scroll feet, unmarked, height 43.5cm.

A set of six Edwardian silver teaspoons, each handle pierced and cast with scrolling tendrils and heart shaped leaves, Sheffield 1904 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, cased, a set of six silver pistol handled fruit knives, Sheffield 1917 by Walker & Hall, cased, a matched silver four-piece dressing table set and a silver handled shoehorn, weighable items 253.9g.

An Edwardian silver tapering cylindrical christening tankard with loop handle, presentation engraved, Birmingham 1901 by Hilliard & Thomason, height 9.4g, and a similar smaller silver christening tankard, Sheffield 1929, height 8.3cm, total weight 267.2g.

A George V silver oval snuff box, the hinged lid initial and date engraved, Birmingham 1910, length 9.7cm, a pair of Gorham Sterling Buttercup pattern dessert spoons and a small group of other silver, weighable items 246.2g, together with five graduated Egyptian silver pin dishes, total weight 135.2g, diameters 10cm-5.8cm.

A George V silver hand mirror and matching hairbrush, each engraved with flowers and ribbons, Birmingham 1914 and 1917 by W.G. Sothers & Co, and a small group of other silver, including a Gorham King's pattern butter knife and two napkin rings, weighable items 74g.