Silver and Plate

A pair of early 19th century silver spectacles with folding arms, London, no date letter, by JM, probably Joseph Millard, width 11.5cm.

A Middle Eastern silver and niello work cylindrical pot and domed cover, decorated with a river scene, buildings, boats and palm trees, height 9.5cm, together with two similarly decorated circular silver bowls, each on three legs, diameters 6.7cm and 4.7cm, total weight 132.8g.

A pair of early 19th century Continental silver candle snuffers, probably Portuguese, crowned 'P' mark and indistinct maker's mark, weight 131.2g, length 16.5cm.

A pair of Indian silver circular bowls, each decorated in relief with figures, buildings, trees and animals, diameter 8.3cm, and a small group of other Indian silver, including a five-piece condiment set, total weight 378.7g, together with a small plated bowl.

An Indian silver three-piece tea set of squat baluster form, decorated in relief and engraved with rural scenes of buildings, figures, animals and trees, comprising teapot with elephant finial, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, total weight 930.5g, height of teapot 16cm.

A William IV and later harlequin part canteen of silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, comprising six table forks, eight dessert spoons and four dessert forks, various dates and makers, total weight 949.8g.

A pair of George III silver salts, each of boat shaped form with reeded rims, on a tapering oval foot and rectangular reeded base, London 1793 by Moses Brent, height 7cm, and a silver circular bowl with tab handles, Birmingham 1921 by G. Bryan & Co, length 15.8cm, total weight 295.8g.

A set of six early 20th century Dutch silver canapé forks, circa 1916 by J.M. van Kempen & Son, total weight 84.4g, length 11.4cm, together with a Butler of Sheffield part canteen of plated Old English Bead pattern cutlery, comprising four tablespoons, eight table knives and forks, eight dessert knives, forks and spoons, eight fish knives and forks, eight soup spoons, eight tea and coffee spoons, cased.

An Edward VI silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1946 by Anglo-Orient Trading Co Ltd, weight 223.4g, length 14cm.

An Art Nouveau silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, embossed with irises and scrolling tendrils against a textured wave ground, Birmingham 1903 by A. & J. Zimmerman, height 18.7cm.

A small group of silver, including a novelty pin cushion in the form of a pig, Birmingham 1905 by Britton, Gould & Co, height 3.5cm (lacking tail), a miniature jug, decorated with putti in a landscape, import mark London 1893, height 6.4cm, and a hardstone set ribbon threader, Birmingham 1887 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, weighable items 87.7g.

A late Victorian silver sovereign and half-sovereign case with engraved decoration, Chester 1900 by E.J. Trevitt & Sons, and a silver vesta case, engraved with foliate scrolls, total weight 49.1g.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern sugar tongs, London 1799 by William Eley I & William Fearn, length 14.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including tea and coffee spoons, weighable items 322g.

A George V silver and tortoiseshell three-piece dressing table set, piqué inlaid with floral garlands, comprising hand mirror, hairbrush and clothes brush, London 1922, together with three silver mounted photograph frames, various dates, and a small group of silver mounted dressing table items, including a cut glass perfume bottle and stopper, two cut glass atomizers and two nail buffers.

An Edwardian silver two-handled bonbon tazza, Birmingham 1905 by The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co, height 8.6cm, a silver butter shell on ball feet, Sheffield 1901, length 10.7cm, a silver sugar caster and a matched silver three-piece condiment set, total weight 357.2g, together with a plated bonbon tazza with pierced decoration, height 13.7cm.

An Elizabeth II silver 'filled' roundel, limited edition No. 591 of 750, depicting the Chellini Madonna bronze by Donatello, London 1976 by Pobjoy Mint, total weight 1325g, diameter 27.5cm, framed with certificate.

A group of plated items, including a four-piece tea set by Mappin & Webb, two entrées dishes, covers and handles, two circular salvers and various cutlery, including a part canteen of Old English pattern cutlery, with an oak four-drawer canteen case, together with a pair of silver salts, London 1910, weight 65.6g.

A Chinese plated model of a junk, on a carved wood base, height 21cm, within a glazed case.