Silver and Plate

A George III Scottish silver teapot and stand, each of oval form, bright-cut engraved with opposing shield shaped cartouches framed by fabric festoons, the stand raised on reeded scroll legs, Edinburgh 1792 by Alexander Spence, total weight 628.3g, height of teapot 17cm, length of stand 18.5cm.

A George III silver circular card salver with raised reeded rim, on reeded scroll legs, London 1800 by William Allen III, weight 444.8g, diameter 20cm.

A George III silver sugar basket of oval form with reeded swing handle above a similarly decorated rim and oval foot, London 1809 by Henry Chawner, weight 220.4g, total height 17.5cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver dish rings, each of circular tapering form, embossed with foliate garlands against a pierced ground, London 1903 by Sibray, Hall & Co Ltd, total weight 360.5g, diameter 13.8cm, height 6.5cm.

A George V silver two-handled porringer of low-bellied circular form, chased with a band of stylized flowers against a hammered ground, flanked by two scroll handles, London 1912 by Vander & Hedges, the base detailed 'Tessier London', weight 161.4g, length 12.5cm, height 6cm.

An early Victorian silver card case, engraved with lattice and foliate scroll decoration, Birmingham 1845 by Nathaniel Mills, height 9.7cm, and a silver comb case, engraved with flowers and leaves, unmarked, length 13.5cm, total weight 118.1g.

A George V silver octagonal milk jug, monogram engraved, with a faceted handle, on a canted corner rectangular foot, Sheffield 1935 by Frank Cobb & Co Ltd, weight 185.1g, height 9.7cm.

A late Victorian Britannia standard silver circular bowl with hammered decoration and engraved inscription, flanked by a pierced tab handle, London 1897 by Sibray, Hall & Co Ltd, weight 232.4g, length 19.5cm.

An early Victorian Scottish silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, Glasgow 1840 by David McDonald, length 17cm, and a group of other silver cutlery, including two Old English pattern tablespoons, a Fiddle pattern tablespoon, Exeter 1847 by Henry Ellis & Son, and various teaspoons, total weight 606g.

A George IV silver teapot of squat lobed circular form, the hinged lid with fruit finial above a chased stiff leaf and floral shoulder, flanked by a foliate handle and similarly decorated spout, on cast scroll feet, London 1827 by Joseph Craddock, weight 788.7g, length 28.5cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

An Elizabeth II silver canted corner square ashtray with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1950, width 8.8cm, another similar smaller silver ashtray, width 6.7cm, and a silver canapé fork, total weight 81.2g.

A George III silver sugar caster with pierced and engraved domed cover above a baluster body with beaded bands, on a circular beaded foot, London 1781 by Thomas Daniell & John Wall, height 15.5cm, together with three later silver casters, various dates and makers, total weight 395.5g.

A pair of George IV silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, Exeter 1821 and 1822 by William Woodman, length 22.5cm, a silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, London 1805, and a silver King's pattern sifter spoon, London 1842 by Joseph & Albert Savory, total weight 282.3g.

An Edwardian silver rectangular inkstand, fitted with two square cut glass inkwells with silver collars and hinged lids, the stand with serpentine front and pierced three-quarter gallery back, on paw feet, Birmingham 1903 by Samuel M. Levi, weight of stand 217.6g, length 17.8cm.

A George IV silver hot water pot of baluster form, the slightly domed and reeded hinged lid with knop finial, flanked by a foliate capped scroll handle, on cast scallop shell feet, London 1827 by Robert Hennell II, weight 729.4g, height 18.5cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver gilt and enamelled teaspoons, each bowl back painted with a different flower against a white enamelled ground, Sheffield 1979 and 1980 by The Birmingham Mint Ltd, total weight 78.7g, cased.

A small group of silver, including a curved rectangular cigarette case, Chester 1929, length 10.3cm, two other cigarette cases, a cheroot holder and a child's rattle in the form of an owl, fitted with two bells and a mother-of-pearl teething handle, height 8.3cm, total weight 392.2g.

A pair of George V silver dish rings of small proportions, each of tapering circular form, pierced and embossed with hunting dogs and a fox with 'C' scrolls and flowers, Chester 1910 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, total weight 135.2g, diameter 8.8cm.

A pair of Victorian silver Fiddle pattern sugar tongs, Exeter 1850 by Robert Williams & Sons, length 14.5cm, a pair of silver bright-cut engraved sugar tongs and four silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, total weight 153.1g, together with a plated sauce ladle and two pairs of plated sugar tongs.