Silver and Plate

A pair of Elizabeth II silver rectangular decanter labels, each detailed in blue enamel with 'Brandy' or 'Sherry' within a cast scroll border, Birmingham 1953 and 1954 by Turner & Simpson Ltd, a pair of sterling circular ashtrays, total weight 85g, two .800 silver beakers, heights 10cm and 7.5cm, total weight 143.5g, and a .800 silver handled carving knife and matching fork, together with a small group of plated items, including a Mappin & Webb syphon stand and circular salver, and a Baccarat glass decanter and stopper, height 21.8cm.

A German part canteen of .800 silver cutlery, comprising eight table forks, twelve dessert spoons, six dessert forks and six fish knives and forks, total weight 1971g, together with eight matching silver handled table knives and six dessert knives with steel blades, by BSF (Bremer Silberwaren Fabrik).

A George V silver rectangular photograph frame with oak easel back, Birmingham 1911 by William Aitken, height 15.7cm, a silver teaspoon and another silver spoon, total weight of spoons 39.6g, together with a small group of plated items, including sugar baskets and a muffin dish and cover.

A pair of Edwardian silver gilt apostle serving spoons, London 1904 by Charles Douglas Richard Hanbury-Tracy, length 18.3cm, cased, and a pair of silver Old English pattern serving spoons, Sheffield 1913 by Walker & Hall, length 22cm, cased, total weight 261.9g

A German part canteen of .800 silver cutlery, comprising four tablespoons, four table forks, seven dessert forks, six fish knives and forks and a serving spoon, total weight 1591g, together with four matching silver handled table knives and six dessert knives, with steel blades.

A pair of early 19th century Sheffield plate three-light twin-scroll branch candelabra, each with half-reeded urn shaped sconces and detachable nozzles above a tapering cylindrical stem and circular base, height 49cm (faults).

A group of silver cutlery, including a set of four Fiddle pattern tablespoons and five matching dessert spoons, London 1836, total weight 595g.

A George III silver Old English bright-cut engraved sauce ladle, London 1794 by William & John Fisher, length 18cm, a set of six silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, Exeter 1866 by Josiah Williams & Co, and four pairs of silver sugar tongs, including King's pattern, London 1846, and Fiddle pattern, London 1826, total weight 340.4g.

A set of seven German .800 silver sundae spoons, a pair of .800 silver asparagus tongs, total weight 216.9g, and a part set of silver handled fruit knives and forks, together with a part canteen of plated cutlery, including tablespoons, knives and forks, dessert spoons, knives and forks, two ladles, serving spoon and cake slice, and a small group of other plated cutlery.

A pair of Victorian silver apostle serving spoons, London 1871 by Francis Higgins II, weight 197g, length 20.5cm.

A small group of silver, including a Jersey can pepper caster, Birmingham 1904, height 4.3cm, two clothes brushes, a bonbon dish and a hairbrush, weighable items 175.2g, together with a .800 silver cream jug, weight 61.9g, height 6.5cm.

A group of plated items, including a three-piece tea set, various cutlery and a swing-handled basket, together with a small group of silver, weight 85.7g.

An Edwardian silver christening tankard, the flared 'U' shaped boy with strapwork decoration and flying scroll handle, Sheffield 1905 by James Dixon & Sons, weight 158.6g, height 10cm.

An Edwardian silver three-piece condiment set, comprising an oval mustard and two cylindrical pepper casters, each with a domed lid and spiral finial, and a mustard spoon, all decorated in relief with flowers and 'C' scrolls, Birmingham 1901 by Henry Williamson Ltd, total weight 100.2g, cased.

A set of six George III and later silver King's pattern tablespoons, London 1818 and 1824 by William Bateman I, total weight 623.7g, length 23.2cm.

A George V Scottish silver cream jug of faceted elongated ovoid form with gadrooned rim and loop handle, on a circular foot, Glasgow 1924 by James Weir, height 15.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including a four-division toast rack, a pink enamelled clothes brush and a christening knife and fork, Birmingham 1853 by George Unite, weighable items 259.9g, together with a Chinese silver pepper caster of square form, decorated with characters against a hammered ground, weight 26.3g, height 6.5cm.

A George III silver christening mug of barrel form with horizontal reeded and engraved decoration, flanked by an angular handle, London 1801 by John Emes, height 6.3cm, and another silver christening mug of tapering cylindrical form, engraved with flowers, Sheffield 1900 by James Deakin & Sons, height 9.3cm, total weight 180g.

A small group of silver, including a circular two-handled butter dish and cover, on ball feet, Chester 1910, with glass liner, two sugar casters and a mustard, weighable items 344.7g.

A George V silver mounted cut glass scent bottle and stopper of flattened circular form, the hinged lid inset with a moss agate panel, Birmingham 1913 by Levi & Salaman, height 8cm, a silver mounted cut glass globular scent bottle and stopper, Birmingham 1905, height 12.2cm, and two silver mounted cut glass globular match strikes.