Silver and Plate

A mid-20th century Zambian silver circular salad bowl and a pair of matching salad servers with hammered decoration, detailed 'J.T.', total weight 571.8g, diameter of bowl 22.3cm.

A set of six mid-20th century Zambian silver dessert bowls, diameter 15cm, a matching smaller bowl on hemispherical feet, diameter 11cm, all with hammered decoration, and a Zambian silver pot and cover, all detailed 'J.T.' to bases, total weight 958.8g.

An Indian silver three-piece tea set of squat circular form, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cover and milk jug with ebonized handles, by Cooke & Kelvey of Calcutta, total weight 1184.8g, length of teapot 25cm, boxed.

An early 20th century Russian Caucasian silver niello mounted silver and gilt thread waistbelt, 84 zolotnik, the two-section niello work buckle decorated with foliate scrolls and Cyrillic inscription, with sliding dagger clasp, the belt with similarly decorated vertical divisions and roundel motifs, length 62cm.

A late Victorian silver child's rattle with whistle terminal and floral decoration, fitted with four bells and coral teether, Birmingham 1896 by Colen Hewer Cheshire, length 8cm, another similar silver child's rattle, Birmingham 1865 by George Unite (coral teether detached but present), a set of six silver buttons, each of circular form, pierced and cast with flowers, London 1901 by Thomas White, and a silver cased lady's fob watch (faults), weight of buttons only 25.2g.

An Italian Zani & Zani part canteen of stainless steel Instrumenta pattern cutlery, designed by Lino Sabattini, circa 1978, comprising three table knives and seven table forks, a Rosenthal Studio-line part canteen of stainless steel Taille pattern cutlery, designed by Tapio Wirkkala, comprising a table knife, two table forks, two dessert knives, dessert fork, two dessert spoons, four two pronged forks and a matching smaller fork, and a Wedgwood part canteen of stainless steel Elipse pattern cutlery, comprising four table knives, three table forks, and seven dessert knives, together with two Artis stainless steel dessert knives.

A late 18th century Swedish silver mounted cowrie shell snuff box with silver collar and hinged lid, engraved with initials, hallmarked for 1792, length 7.2cm.

A mid-20th century Danish part canteen of .830 silver cutlery by Carl M. Cohr, comprising five forks, six tablespoons, six dessert forks, six pastry forks and six teaspoons, total weight 1168g, together with ten matching table knives with steel blades and two matching dessert knives with steel blades, length of table knife 20.3cm.

Two pairs of silver hexagonal napkin rings, Birmingham 1921 and Sheffield 1943, another pair of hexagonal napkin rings, detailed 'silver', and two other napkin rings, total weight 236.9g, together with a plated cigarette case with engine turned decoration.

An Edwardian silver three-piece tea set, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, each of half-reeded cushion form on bun feet, Birmingham 1904 by William Aitken, weight 868.2g, length of teapot 28cm.

A set of twelve 20th century Dutch silver coffee spoons, each shaped handle with engraved decoration, total weight 115.8g, boxed, together with similar sugar sifter, a sugar shovel and two other spoons, weight 74.5g, two Dutch souvenir spoons, a silver and mother-of-pearl handled caddy spoon, Birmingham 1813 by JL, length 12.2cm, and a plated spoon.

A set of six Art Nouveau silver buttons, each cast with a head and shoulders portrait of a maiden holding a flower, detailed 'Lasserre', Birmingham 1901 by Levi & Salaman, total weight 35.6g, each diameter 3cm.

A Victorian silver circular salver with engraved decoration and beaded rim, on scroll feet, London 1877 by Francis Boone Thomas, weight 1999g, diameter 40.5cm.

A pair of George III silver boat shaped salts with beaded rims and loop handles, London 1784 with incuse duty mark by William Abdy I, weight 179.5g, length 13.5cm.

An Edwardian silver cased mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, the white enamelled dial with blue Arabic hour numerals, the case with scalloped and rococo scroll surmount, with hinged back door and further rococo scrolls to base and feet, London 1902 by William Comyns, height 24.4cm, with winding key.

A set of seven Elizabeth II silver diminutive goblets, each ovoid bowl on a textured stem and circular foot, Birmingham 1972 by Roberts & Dore Ltd, total weight 447.8g.

A near pair of Elizabeth II silver hexagonal bonbon dishes with pierced scroll decoration, London 1962 and Birmingham 1961, total weight 198.3g, width 13cm.

A George V silver christening tankard with loop handle, Birmingham 1911, weight 112.5g, together with a silver octagonal footed dish, Birmingham 1937, weight 77.8g, width 10cm, a silver napkin ring, weight 28.2g, and a pair of silver stub candlesticks, London 1963, height 7cm.

A George III silver six-bottle cruet stand of oval form with central handle and scroll feet, fitted with six cut glass bottles, London 1801 by John Emes, weight of frame 299.8g, together with a set of three silver labels, inscribed 'Kyan', 'Soy' and 'Tarragon', by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, another silver label, total weight 12.4g, and two plated labels.