Silver and Plate

A George III silver wine funnel, the pierced bowl with applied hook and beaded rim, fitted with a detachable tapering spout, London 1776 by IC, height 11.8cm, a silver toddy ladle bowl, inset with a George II shilling 1743 (lacking handle), two silver 'Merit' badges, one dated '1792', the other '1793', and a silver tea strainer and stand, Birmingham 1928, total weight 177.7g.

A silver sauceboat, the bowl of circular form, raised on a stylized folded ribbon effect base forming the handle to one side, detailed '925', weight 126.2g, height 7.1cm.

An Edwardian silver butter shell on ball feet, London 1901 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, length 12cm, and three silver salt spoons, each with a two annas coin bowl, total weight 77.6g, together with a set of six silver handled butter knives, cased.

A pair of late Victorian silver circular ashtrays, each with pierced rims, Birmingham 1899 and 1900 by Henry Williamson Ltd, weight 121.7g, diameter 11.5cm, and two Argentina .800 silver and silver gilt straws, each with detachable pierced and hinged terminals, weight 55.1g, length 20cm.

A Swedish part canteen of silver cutlery, comprising twelve table forks and spoons, four butter knives and four knife rests, total weight 1434.8g, and twelve table knives with stainless steel blades, 1965 by Jan Lundgren.

A late Victorian silver vesta case, engraved with leaves, Birmingham 1899 by W.H. Tandy & Sons, and another silver vesta case, Birmingham 1912, total weight 43.8g.

A group of plated items, including a pair of wine coasters, retailed by Harrods, another wine coaster, cast and pierced with fruiting vines, and a two-handled tea tray.

A Persian silver and niello decorated cylindrical box and cover, decorated with camels, boars and palm trees, weight 132.9g, height 4.2cm, and a group of other silver and silver mounted wares, comprising a circular Armada style pin dish, a tea strainer with an ebonized handle, a shaped rectangular photograph frame and a circular photograph frame, weighable items 89.7g.

A .800 silver bowl and cover of lobed circular form with flower finial, embossed with floral and foliate decoration, the gilt interior detailed '800', weight 219.2g, height 11cm.

An Elizabeth II silver three-piece condiment set of shaped oval form with pierced and engraved sides, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, with two condiment spoons, Birmingham 1973 by S.J. Rose & Son, total weight 232.4g, cased.

A silver rectangular powder compact with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1944, and a pair of silver candlesticks, Birmingham 1926, height 10cm.

A matched set of ten George V silver teaspoons, each with cast snake terminal, London 1927-1932 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd and Sheffield 1935 and 1936 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, together with a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1928, and two silver teaspoons, pierced with monogram terminals, total weight 341.9g.

A George V silver cream jug of faceted ovoid form with raised scroll handle, on a circular foot, and a matching sugar caster and cover, Birmingham 1916 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, heights 12cm and 14cm, together with a silver christening tankard, inscription engraved, Birmingham 1926, height 8.3cm, total weight 330.6g.

A pair of 19th century Sheffield plate candlesticks, each with square detachable nozzle above an urn shaped sconce, tapering cylindrical stem and shaped square base, decorated with bands of flowers and foliate scrolls, height 35cm.

An Elizabeth II silver Hanoverian Rat tail pattern serving spoon, London, no date letter, by A. Haviland-Nye, weight 158g, length 28.5cm.

A small group of silver, including two pairs of napkin rings and various tea and coffee spoons, total weight 236.7g, together with a set of six Swedish plated canapé forks.

A set of three George V silver salts, each of oval form with ropetwist bands, Sheffield 1915 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, a pair of silver circular salts with pierced sides, on ball feet, Birmingham 1919, three silver pepper casters and three silver condiment spoons, total weight 219g, together with a pair of silver mounted hairbrushes and a plated epergne of scroll wirework form, fitted with five graduated trumpet vases.

A George III silver oval mustard with engraved decoration, London 1798 by Orlando Jackson, weight 84.7g, height 8cm.

A late Victorian silver butter shell on ball feet, London 1899 by Sibray, Hall & Co, length 12.5cm, a silver caddy spoon with camel terminal, London 1894 by John Newton Mappin, retailed by Mappin & Webb, length 10cm, and a small group of other silver, including a 'Sherry' decanter label, London 1972, and a cigarette box, weighable items 137.7g.