Silver and Plate

A George VI silver baluster christening tankard with scroll handle, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1937 by J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, height 8cm, another silver christening tankard and three items of cutlery, total weight 309.3g, together with a silver mounted desk calendar of rectangular form, Birmingham 1927, height 13.5cm.

A part canteen of plated King's pattern cutlery, comprising twelve tablespoons, forks and knives, eleven dessert forks, twelve dessert knives and spoons, soup ladle, gravy spoon, two sauce ladles, four knife rests and five-piece carving set, within an oak canteen box, and a pair of plated berry spoons.

A set of six George VI silver coffee spoons and matching sugar shovel, Sheffield 1939, cased, five silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1933, and a pair of silver butter knives, Sheffield 1961, total weight 121.5g, together with a pair of octagonal cut glass butter dishes, cased, and a set of six plated fish knives and forks.

A set of six George V silver teaspoons and a pair of matching sugar tongs, Birmingham 1927, cased, six silver bean end coffee spoons, cased, and five silver coffee spoons, cased (one missing), and a pair of silver salt spoons, total weight 131g.

A Victorian Scottish horn and silver mounted snuff mull, the hinged lid with thistle motif hinge and applied rectangular plaque, length 8cm.

A George V silver muffin warming dish and cover with ropetwist rims, on circular feet, London 1913 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, weight 696.2g, height 12cm.

A Norwegian David Andersen sterling and blue enamelled pin dish, diameter 6cm, a Norwegian N.M. Thune .925 sterling and blue enamelled pepper caster, height 5.5cm (enamel chipped), and a small group of Norwegian enamelled spoons, including tea and coffee spoons, total weight 238.7g (faults).

A Victorian silver cylindrical mustard with beaded rims, London 1874 by Richards & Brown, height 7.5cm, and two similar silver mustards, Birmingham 1905 and London 1969, total weight 313.5g.

A pair of silver four-division toastracks, raised on faceted feet, Sheffield 1899 and 1902 by Martin Hall & Co, total weight 222.4g, length 7cm.

A George III Scottish silver coffee pot, the hinged lid with acorn finial above a tapering neck and ovoid body, crest engraved, on a circular foot, with beaded rims, Edinburgh 1781 by Patrick Robertson, weight 611.3g, height 32.5cm.

A late Victorian silver tea caddy of tapering rectangular form with hinged lid above ropetwist borders, Sheffield 1900 by John Round & Son Ltd, height 7cm, and another silver tea caddy, total weight 264g.

A George V silver oval six-division toastrack with integral stand, on screw ball feet, Birmingham 1911 by George Unite, weight 193.8g, length 18.3cm.

A set of three Elizabeth II silver trencher style salts, London 1969 by James Robinson Inc, total weight 328.4g, length 7.3cm.

A pair of Victorian silver circular salts, each crest engraved beneath a gadrooned rim, on scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1876 by Thomas Parker, and another silver cushioned shaped salt, Birmingham 1922, total weight 246g.

A set of four Elizabeth II silver pepper casters, each of baluster girdled form on a circular foot, London 1970 by Spink & Son, total weight 290.7g, height 9cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver baluster pepper casters, each with a pierced domed cover, on a circular foot, London 1967 by C.J. Vander Ltd, total weight 185.1g, height 12.2cm.

A George III silver snuffer tray with gadrooned rim, each side applied with a scallop shell between scallop shell and foliate handles, London 1809 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, weight 220.5g, length 26.2cm.

A George III Scottish silver Old English pattern tablespoon, later embossed and engraved with fruit and scrolls, Edinburgh 1802 by Alexander Henderson, and a group of other silver cutlery, including tea and coffee spoons, total weight 684.9g.

A pair of mid-18th century Irish silver sauce boats of large proportions, each chased and engraved with flowers, 'C' scrolls and leaves beneath a reeded rim, flanked by a foliate capped scroll handle, on scroll legs terminating in stylized scallop shell feet, Dublin, no date letter, by Samuel Walker, total weight 877g, length 25cm, height 13cm.