Silver and Plate

A part canteen of early Victorian Irish silver Queen's pattern cutlery, comprising fourteen tablespoons and ten table forks, Dublin 1840 by Josiah Lowe, total weight 2494.5g.

A part canteen of early Victorian Irish silver Queen's pattern cutlery, comprising two sauce ladles, eleven dessert forks and six dessert spoons, Dublin 1838 and 1839 by James Brady, total weight 1546.9g.

A late 19th century Turkish Ottoman silver oval box, the filigree hinged lid with central rosette, flanked by a pair of anthemions and scrolls, the sides and base with engraved inscription, weight 201g, length 12.2cm, together with a small collection of other silver and plated items.

An Edwardian silver and cut glass dressing table jar and cover, Sheffield 1905 by Walker & Hall, length 14cm, and a small group of other silver, including three napkin rings, weighable items 167.8g, together with a .830 silver pill box, two plated Dunhill lighters and a plated crumb brush.

A 20th century Dutch silver diminutive model of a galleon, length 10.7cm, on a wood stand, together with two Chinese silver miniature models of boats and a sedan chair, and a plated epergne stand in the form of a lion.

A set of four George III silver Fiddle pattern dessert forks and three matching dessert spoons, London 1814 by William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner, and a small group of other silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, various dates and makers, total weight 600.4g, together with six silver handled Queen's pattern table knives.

A set of three George III Old English Thread pattern silver tablespoons, London 1789 by George Smith & William Fearn, length 21.8cm, and a small collection of other silver cutlery, including a set of six George V seal top spoons, London 1935 by Mappin & Webb, total weight 445g, together with a small group of Chinese and Asian silver cutlery, weight 42g.

A Continental .830 silver fork and spoon, each with pierced and cast floral and scroll handle, a small group of other .830 silver spoons, total weight 205.2g, a .830 silver handled cake slice and a small group of other silver spoons, total weight 44.6g.

An early 19th century Sheffield plate four-scroll-branch five-light candelabrum with detachable nozzles and two detachable sections, with overall cast foliate decoration above a tapering stem and similarly decorated circular base, height 56cm.

A pair of late 19th century Indian white metal circular bowls, profusely chased with flowers and scrolling stems, total weight 191.1g, diameter 10.5cm, height 4.5cm.

A group of plated items, including a six-division toastrack, a sugar caster and mother-of-pearl handled knives and forks, together with a silver stub candlestick (damaged).

A George V silver large hip flask cup, initial engraved, Sheffield 1927 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, weight 202g, height 7.5cm, length 12.8cm, and a silver hinged lid and collar, Sheffield 1926 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd.

A pair of George V silver sauceboats, each presentation engraved, with foliate capped flying scroll handles, on scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, Birmingham 1928 and 1929 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, and five silver napkin rings, various dates and makers, total weight 336.3g.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted photograph frame, embossed with japonaiserie pagoda, birds and flowers, London 1987, height 27cm.

A group of Australian Arts and Crafts style sterling silver cutlery by Linton, comprising two serving spoons, pair of tongs, sauce ladle and cheese knife with steel blade, each cast and pierced with stylized dolphin terminals, each detailed '1995', together with another silver cheese knife with steel blade and a spoon, each by Linton, weighable items 427.2g.

A set of twelve Australian Arts and Crafts style sterling silver teaspoons and matching sugar shovel, each tapering handle applied with various floral or insect motifs, an Australian Harris & Son silver sugar shovel, cased, and two matching ice-cream spoons, each with floral terminal, and a set of six Australian silver coffee spoons, each terminal pierced with a different flower, total weight 298.8g, together with a set of five .835 silver teaspoons, weight 48.4g (one handle broken).

An early 20th century Burmese white metal circular bowl of shallow form, embossed with panels of figures and animals, weight 485g, diameter 24cm, height 7.8cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver large salt and pepper mills, London 1981 by Miles & Hersey, height 10cm, together with a similar smaller pair of mills, London 1989 by John Bull Ltd, height 6.9cm.

A small group of assorted silver, including a sugar caster, Birmingham 1922 by Marson & Jones, height 16cm, a jewellery box, Birmingham 1922, diameter 6.3cm, a silver backed hand mirror and a napkin ring, weighable items 180g.