Silver and Plate

A set of twelve George IV silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, crest engraved with a stag's head, York 1821 by James Barber & William Whitwell, total weight 254g.

A late Victorian silver goblet, the ovoid bowl with engraved presentation inscription, on a beaded knop stem and circular foot, Sheffield 1899 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 251.6g.

A Victorian silver goblet, the waisted urn shaped bowl embossed with flowers and scroll cartouches, one presentation inscribed, on a flared foot with lobed edge, London 1860 by Augustus George Piesse, weight 297.5g, height 20cm.

A Victorian silver goblet, the waisted campana urn shaped bowl chased with bands of flowers and with engraved presentation inscription, on a knop stem and spreading circular foot, London 1844 by Charles Lias, weight 268.6g.

A late Victorian silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned decoration and cast foliate scroll borders, the hinged lid with engraved presentation inscription, Birmingham 1890 by George Unite, weight 99g, length 7.2cm.

A George V silver salver with engraved presentation inscription within a piecrust rim, on four pad feet, Chester 1919 by Barker Brothers, weight 826g, diameter 31cm.

A matched pair of silver casters, each of baluster form with pierced ogee covers and ball finials above engraved and chased flowers, on a circular foot, London 1799 by James Mince, height 16cm, and London 1844 by WC, height 15.8cm, total weight 212.3g.

A Victorian silver sugar bowl of lobed circular form with beaded rim and engraved floral swags, London 1866 by William Evans, weight 204.7g, diameter 13cm, together with a silver circular tobacco case, Birmingham 1903, weight 100.3g, a silver mounted rectangular cigar box, London 1910 by Sampson Mordan & Co, length 16cm, a silver sifter spoon, a silver mustard and a silver topped glass jar, weight excluding glass 56g.

A George II silver caster of baluster form with pierced domed cover, on a circular foot, London 1750 by Samuel Wood, height 9.3cm, a George III silver caster of ovoid form with pierced domed cover and ball finial, on a circular foot and square base, London 1795, height 10.5cm, another silver caster and a silver mustard, total weight 271.7g.

A Norwegian .830 sterling three-piece serving set with cast and pierced lion terminals, comprising ladle with gilt bowl, fork and spoon, by N.M. Thune, Oslo, total weight 325g, cased.

A pair of late Victorian silver apostle serving spoons, Sheffield 1892 by Martin, Hall & Co, length 19.7cm, a pair of silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, each later embossed with fruit, London 1813 by Peter & William Bateman, and a small collection of other silver, including a pair of Russian spoons, a pair of sugar nips and a pair of sugar tongs, weighable items 457g.

An Edwardian silver circular bowl with pierced sides and beaded rim, on a similarly decorated circular foot, Birmingham 1908 by William Neale, height 6.7cm, a silver rectangular card case with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1908 by William M. Hayes, height 10.2cm, total weight 212.5g, and a silver specimen vase, Birmingham 1911, height 14cm.

A set of four Elizabeth II silver napkin rings with bark textured decoration, Sheffield 1967 by BCH, total weight 101.7g, with a wood box.

A pair of Edward VIII cut glass mallet shaped decanters and stoppers, each fitted with a silver collar, London 1936 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 29.5cm, a silver punch ladle with twisted whalebone handle, the circular bowl inset with a George III threepence 1763, a silver inkwell, a silver 'Sherry' decanter label, another 'Sherry' decanter label, unmarked, and a silver clothes brush.

A matched set of six George III and later silver Fiddle and Thread pattern table forks, London 1797, 1798 and 1850, various makers, total weight 441.9g.

A George V silver cream jug of baluster form with faceted spout and scroll handle, and a matching two-handled sugar bowl, London 1920 by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, total weight 485.9g, height of jug 10.3cm.

A George V silver trophy cup, the tulip shaped bowl flanked by scrolling crossed handles, on a tapering knop stem and circular foot, London 1911 by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, height 14cm, a silver two-handled trophy cup and cover, Sheffield 1929, height 14cm, a pair of small two-handled trophy cups, Chester and Birmingham 1929, each with an ebonized plinth, total weight 328g, and a silver specimen vase of tapering lobed form, London 1905, height 14.3cm.

An 18th century silver cream jug of low-bellied form, chased with flowers and 'C' scrolls, flanked by a scroll handle, on scroll legs, marks worn, height 9.7cm, together with two other silver cream jugs, various dates and makers, total weight 280.8g.

A group of plated items, including a roll-over breakfast dish and liner, a footed bowl with lion's mask ring handles, and a part canteen of Lily pattern cutlery.