Silver and Plate

A Victorian silver cylindrical mustard, the domed hinge lid with knop finial above pierced sides, flanked by a scroll handle, on cast scroll feet, Sheffield 1851 by John Harrison, height 10cm, and an American sterling mustard with domed hinge lid and urn finial above engraved roundel decoration, by Gorham Manufacturing Co, height 7.3cm, together with three silver Fiddle pattern mustard spoons, comprising Dublin 1854, London 1852 and 1844, total weight 278g.

A George IV silver squat circular mustard with slightly domed hinge lid with flower bud finial, crest engraved, above a cast scroll rim with chased and engraved floral sides, flanked by a cast foliate handle, raised on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in pad feet, London 1824 by Charles Fox II, height 8cm, together with a silver Fiddle pattern mustard spoon, London 1829, total weight 237.5g.

An Edwardian silver mustard of oval fluted form with domed hinge lid and ball finial above pierced sides, flanked by a scroll handle, Birmingham 1909 by Asprey & Co Ltd, height 9.3cm, and another Edwardian silver oval mustard with domed hinge lid above pierced and engraved urn and scroll decoration, Sheffield 1902 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, height 8.3cm, together with three silver Fiddle pattern mustard spoons, comprising London 1843, 1872 and 1874, total weight 239.7g.

An early Victorian silver mustard of cylindrical faceted form, the hinged lid with flower finial, flanked by a scroll handle, on a shaped foot cast with scrolls, London 1846 by Edward, John & William Barnard, height 10.5cm, and another early Victorian silver mustard of tapering cylindrical form, the hinged lid with knop finial above pierced scroll sides, flanked by a scroll handle, on a cast scroll foot, London 1846 by George Frederick Pinnell, height 9cm, together with two silver Fiddle pattern mustard spoon, a silver Old English pattern mustard spoon and a sterling mustard spoon, total weight 342.8g.

A pair of Swedish silver two-handled circular jars and covers, each with foliate finial above beaded and anthemion bands, Stockholm 1918 by GAB (Guldsmeds Aktiebolaget), total weight 715g, height 15.5cm.

A Swedish silver beaker of flared form with engraved foliate rim and embossed foot, Stockholm 1957 by GAB (Guldsmeds Aktiebolaget), weight 72.5g, height 10cm.

A George III silver Old English bead pattern soup ladle, London 1781 by George Smith III, weight 152.5g, length 33.5cm.

An Asprey & Co plated novelty cocktail shaker in the form of a hand bell, the base stamped 'A & Co Asprey London 3447, Made in England, Prov. Patent No. 12739/37 Regd No. 820231', height 28cm.

A late 19th century Russian silver beaker, 84 zolotnik, of tapering cylindrical form, engraved with circular strapwork panels filled with buildings and flower-charged baskets, Moscow 1893, weight 50g, height 6.7cm, together with an Austro-Hungarian silver shaped rectangular snuff box with engraved decoration, Prague 1863, weight 86g, length 8.5cm.

A George II silver lemon strainer, the pierced circular bowl with engraved initials, flanked by a pair of openwork cast scroll handles with shell terminals, London (indistinct date mark) by George Greenhill Jones, length 19cm (repaired handles).

A George II silver punch ladle, the ovoid shaped bowl fitted with a twisted whalebone handle, London 1730 by Richard Burcombe, length 37.7cm.

A pair of late Victorian silver salts, each boat shaped body with pierced and embossed garland decoration, flanked by two ring handles, on an oval reeded and beaded foot, Birmingham 1899 by Charles Horner, total weight 179.9g, height 6.5cm.

An Edwardian silver oval jewellery box, the hinged lid embossed with flowering stems of iris, revealing a fitted velvet interior, raised on foliate scroll legs, London 1903 by William Comyns & Sons, length 12.3cm, height 6cm (hinge faults), and a pair of American sterling silver graduated oval photograph frames, weight of frames excluding glass and backing 32.7g, heights 13.5cm and 11cm.

A George V silver circular dish with wavy rim and pierced sides, Birmingham 1922 by Henry Matthews, weight 100.5g, diameter 16cm, a Swedish silver hand mirror, a .830 silver clothes brush, three silver handled nail implements and a silver mounted pink tinted glass perfume bottle (lacking stopper), together with a pair of plated candlesticks and a pair of egg cups.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1808 by Peter & William Bateman, another pair of silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1800 by Stephen Adams II, and a group of George III and later silver cutlery, including teaspoons, dessert spoons and forks, total weight 792.8g.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a shoe, Birmingham 1906 by A. & J. Zimmerman, length 10.5cm (lacking cushion), a silver gatelink bracelet on a silver heart shaped clasp, length 17cm, a silver multi-link neckchain on a boltring clasp, length 41cm, and a silver heart shaped pendant, total weight 77.7g, together with a .935 silver fob watch (faults), a few silver and silver nickel coins and a marcasite set brooch.

A late Victorian silver four-division toast rack with integral stand, on pad feet, Sheffield 1895 by Atkin Brothers, length 11.2cm (lacking central handle), a silver mounted cut glass sugar sifter and five silver napkin rings, weighable items 319.9g, together with a silver mounted cut glass decanter and stopper, Birmingham 1917, height 31.5cm, and a plated napkin ring.

An Edwardian silver circular footed bowl with outswept gadrooned rim, on a flared circular foot, Sheffield 1903 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, weight 491.8g, height 13.2cm.

A George V silver bonbon basket with pierced swing handle above a faceted boat shaped bowl with cast scroll rim, on a similarly decorated foot, London 1913 by Lambert & Co, weight 128.4g, length 14.5cm.