Silver and Plate

An Elizabeth II silver gilt three-piece condiment set of circular form with cast and engraved foliate decoration, comprising mustard with foliate capped scroll handle, salt and pepper caster, London 1968 by Garrard & Co Ltd, and a silver gilt salt spoon, London 1966 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, total weight 406g, height of pepper caster 10.8cm.

An Edwardian silver ring stand, designed as a lyre, raised on a shaped square base, embossed with amorini and floral sprays, Birmingham 1904 by M. Bros, weight 43.9g, height 9.5cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver baluster tankards, each with foliate capped scroll handle and each initial and date engraved, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1959 by J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, total weight 683.1g, height 11.8cm.

A set of four Elizabeth II Arts and Crafts style silver grapefruit spoons, each hammered bowl and tapering pierced handle mounted with an oval abalone shell panel beneath an initial, London 1970, 1975 and 1976 by GMB, weight 88.7g, length 15.5cm.

A George V silver circular bowl with martelé decoration, the rim inscription engraved, on a circular foot, London 1913 by Harold Child, detailed 'Child & Child' to base, weight 273.8g, height 7.8cm, diameter 14cm.

A Victorian silver sugar bowl, the sides chased with eleven signs of the zodiac between foliate bands, the base star engraved, London 1885 by Charles Stuart Harris, weight 128.6g, height 7.2cm.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern bright-cut engraved salt spoons London 1788, and a small group of other silver, comprising a salt and three napkin rings, total weight 84.5g.

An early Victorian silver cylindrical mustard with pierced sides, London 1864 by Arthur Sibley, height 7.7cm, and a silver mustard spoon, London 1828, total weight 171.5g.

A pair of Turkish silver tapering cylindrical beakers, each engraved with vignettes of buildings against a foliate ground, tughra and standard marks to sides, total weight 187.3g, height 8.8cm.

A late Victorian silver rectangular aide-mémoire with engraved decoration, brown leather fitted interior and silver propelling pencil, Birmingham 1898 by Frederick Marson, length 9.8cm, together with a silver bladed mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife, two silver slide-action pencils and a silver propelling pencil.

An Elizabeth II silver tapering cylindrical beaker commemorating the Silver Jubilee 1952-1977, initial and date engraved and presentation engraved to base, London 1977 by Wakely & Wheeler, height 8.8cm, and a Victorian silver christening spoon, London 1886 by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, length 16.2cm, cased, total weight 173.4g.

A George III silver six-division toast rack of oval form with ring handle, on scroll feet, London 1788 by William Plummer, weight 199.6g, length 16.7cm.

An Elizabeth II silver tumbler cup, London 1975 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, weight 136.2g, height 6.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver filled model of a stag, designed by Tom Mackie, modelled standing on a naturalistic base, detailed with facsimile signature, Sheffield 1987 by H L, height 26cm, length 20.5cm (damage to one antler).

A George V silver mounted desk clock, barometer and mercury thermometer, the central thermometer flanked by a Goliath pocket barometer and a Goliath eight day pocket watch, each with white enamel dials and inscribed 'Mappin & Webb Ltd', the case of shaped rectangular form, monogram and date engraved, with an easel back, Birmingham 1911 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 13.5cm, length 21.5cm.

A set of twelve late 19th century French silver ribbon and reeded teaspoons, monogram engraved, total weight 309g, within a gilt-tooled green leather case, length 17.5cm.

A silver niello and gilt decorated small circular bowl with floral and foliate scroll decoration, probably Persian, weight approx 34.3g, diameter 6.9cm.

A pair of George III silver sauceboats, each with scalloped rim and foliate capped flying scroll handle, on stylized scallop shell-shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1774 by Stephen Adams, total weight 301.9g, length 16cm.

A George V silver inkwell of canted corner square form with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1928, width 12.3cm.