Silver and Plate

A George III silver bonbon basket of oval form with reeded overhead handle above an engraved rim, on an engraved oval foot, London 1796 by William Fountain, weight 215.8g, height 14cm.

A pair of George V silver bonbon tazzas, each shallow circular bowl with beaded rim, on a circular stepped foot, Birmingham 1910 by William Hair Haseler, total weight 134.1g, height 4.5cm, diameter 10cm.

A William IV silver christening mug of urn shaped form with foliate capped scroll handle, on a circular foot, London 1832 by John James Keith, weight 134.5g, height 10.3cm.

A George III silver goblet, the ovoid body with inscription engraved 'This Cup was Adjudged to Mr for Growing the Fourth Best Plant of Indian Corn in the Year 1808, Mr J. Francklin Chairman Mr James Webster Deputy', on a tapering stem and circular reeded foot, London 1808 by Samuel & Edward Davenport, weight 71.7g, height 9.5cm.

A George IV silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form with horizontal reeding, the front engraved with an inscription 'Arundel Christmas Market 1826 The gift of the Tradesmen, Presented to Mr Geo. Cortis for the best Fat Heifer', opposing the Arundel part-crest of a swallow perched on a fleur-de-lis, London 1826 by William Bateman I, weight 468.4g, height 12.5cm.

An early Victorian silver cylindrical mustard with pierced lattice and quatrefoil motifs, flanked by a scroll handle, London 1841 by Edward, Edward jnr, John & William Barnard, weight 136.6g, height 7.5cm.

A George V silver and enamelled circular box and cover, painted in mauve with a scene of a cockerel beside a lake with trees in the distance, within a beaded rim, import mark London 1910 by Andrew Barrett & Sons, weight 39.9g, diameter 5cm.

A George VI silver circular salver with piecrust rim, raised on scroll feet, Birmingham 1938 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, weight 825.8g, diameter 30.8cm.

A George III silver oval sugar basket with beaded swing handle, above pierced and engraved sides, on an oval beaded foot, London 1782 by William Plummer, weight 241.2g, total height 19cm, fitted with a later blue glass liner (pin lacking to one side of handle).

A Victorian silver harlequin four-piece tea set of oval half-reeded form, comprising teapot, hot water pot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1885 and 1886 by Walter & John Barnard and William Hutton & Sons, total weight 1771.9g, height of hot water pot 27.5cm.

An 18th century Austro-Hungarian silver diminutive coffee pot of tapering low-bellied form with hinged lid and turned wood handle, marks for Budapest, weight 124.4g, height 9cm.

A George V silver circular card salver with ribbon and reeded shaped rim, raised on scroll feet, Sheffield 1930 by R.F. Mosley & Co, weight 383.9g, diameter 20.8cm.

A George III silver goblet, the flared cylindrical body, on a tapering stem and circular stepped foot with herringbone style decoration, London 1816 by Charles Price, weight 215g, height 13cm.

A George V silver specimen vase of tapering cylindrical form, the flared rim cast with scallop shells and leaves, on a circular weighted base, Sheffield 1931 by Walker & Hall, height 20.5cm.

A George V silver teapot and matching two-handled sugar bowl of cushion form, Sheffield 1910 by Fordham & Faulkner, total weight 976.5g, length of teapot 28cm.

An Edwardian silver half-reeded baluster sugar caster with pierced domed cover and knop finial, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1904 by Atkin Brothers, weight 214.6g, height 20cm.

A late Victorian silver cylindrical mustard, the hinged lid crest engraved and with a scallop shell thumbpiece above gadrooned rims, London 1899 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight 134g, height 7.3cm.

A pair of George V silver bonbon dishes, each of hexagonal form with pierced and gadrooned rims, on scroll feet, London 1918 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, width 11.4cm, and a silver ashtray, total weight 190.6g.

A George V silver rectangular slide-action cigarette case, Birmingham 1933 by Asprey & Co Ltd, length 10.6cm, another silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1926 by Adie Brothers Ltd, length 14.3cm, and a silver curved rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1919 by Henry Matthews, total weight 433.1g.