Silver and Plate

A pair of early Victorian silver grape shears, the handles cast with fruiting vines, London 1847 by Charles Rawlings & William Summers, weight 151g, length 19.5cm.

An early Victorian silver lidded cut glass rectangular dressing table box, engraved with foliate scrolls, London 1847 by John Howes, length 17.7cm, and two silver mustards, total weight excluding glass 103.9g, together with a silver wine coaster, Sheffield 2004, and a white metal mustard.

A George V silver cigarette box of rectangular form with domed hinged lid, presentation inscribed 'Presented to W. Lusted by His Friends The Active Service Members of the South African Staff of the Union Castle Mail Steamship Co Ltd... 1914-1919', Birmingham 1919 by Henry Matthews, length 18cm, height 7.5cm.

A George V silver cigarette case with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1919, a silver ashtray, Sheffield 1938 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, and a silver cheroot holder case, London 1902 by Henry Perkins & Sons, total weight 172.2g.

A Victorian silver mounted cut glass lemonade jug of tapering cylindrical form, the silver collar and hinged tappit lid engraved with bright-cut decoration, flanked by a mask spout and reeded foliate scroll handle, London 1882 by William Hutton & Sons, height 29cm.

A late Victorian silver bonbon dish with pierced and embossed sides, on a circular stepped foot, London 1898 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, and a small group of other silver, comprising a bowl and cover, Birmingham 1919, two napkin rings, a small footed bowl and a leaf shaped brooch, total weight 326.2g, and a .800 silver bangle with engraved decoration, weight 10.1g, inside diameter 6.4cm.

A pair of late Victorian silver and mother-of-pearl knife rests, each with ball terminals, Sheffield 1900 by Martin, Hall & Co, length 10cm, a silver candlestick, Birmingham 1996, height 13.5cm, two silver stub candlesticks, a Dutch silver tea strainer of basket form, a French silver pencil by Hermès and a small group of other silver, together with a small group of plated items.

A Barker Ellis Silver Co plated punchbowl, six punch cups and a circular tray, each decorated with flowers and foliate scrolls, and cast with similarly decorated rims, height of bowl 23cm, together with a plated punch ladle and a plated twin-scroll-branch three-light candelabrum.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a standing elephant, Chester 1905, maker's mark indistinct, length 6cm, height 4.7cm.

A rare Victorian silver novelty vesta case and cover in the form of a curtained Punch & Judy puppet booth, the front cast with the puppet show above a 'bottler' beating a drum, the reverse with Toby the dog biting a fleeing boy, on a circular base with stamped registration lozenge and detailed 'Leuchars & Son, 38 & 39. Piccadilly. London & 2. Rue de la Paix. Paris', London 1879 by William Leuchars, weight 148.5g, height 9cm.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid with engine turned decoration, London 1970 by Alfred Dunhill & Sons, length 16.5cm.

A late Victorian silver half-reeded rose bowl, embossed with a band of flowers and foliate scrolls, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1900 by Thomas Latham & Ernest Moreton, weight 258.5g, diameter 17cm, height 10.5cm.

An Edwardian silver mounted square cut glass inkwell, the hinged lid with screw top, Birmingham 1904 by John Grinsell & Sons, the lid fitted with a plated Goliath watch, the white dial with Arabic numerals, total height 11cm (dial cracked).

A George VI silver tea strainer, London 1947, two silver spoons and a silver and cut glass dressing table box and cover, total weight excluding glass 97.3g, together with a .800 silver coffee spoon, weight 8.7g, and a group of plated items, including an Edwardian cut glass claret jug of tapering cylindrical form, etched with vine leaf garlands, height 29cm, a syphon stand, hot water pot, four-division toast rack and an entrée dish and cover.

An Elizabeth II part canteen of silver Old English pattern cutlery, comprising four tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons and forks, twelve soup spoons and twelve teaspoons, total weight 4022.3g, twelve table knives and dessert knives, a cheese knife and a cake slice, all with steel blades, Sheffield 1994 and 1995 by United Cutlers Ltd.

A pair of Victorian plate mounted badger's foot desk paperclips, each detailed 'Rowland Ward Limited 166 Piccadilly SW', and each mounted on oval turned walnut base, height 9cm, length 14cm.

A set of three 20th century German chrome plated interfitting travelling spirit flasks, each with a screw top, forming a circular aperture fitted with four tapering cylindrical beakers, within a black leather case, height 17.5cm (one screw top detached but present).

A Victorian plate mounted ram's horn desk inkstand, the oval hinged lid with stag finial above engraved fern fronds, revealing two circular cut glass inkwells, on a stag's head shouldered scroll leg terminating in a hoof foot, flanked by two rams' horns, each with plated terminal, height 21.3cm, length 55cm (lacking one antler from stag finial).

A pair of Victorian silver mounted horn beakers, each tapering cylindrical body mounted with a shield shaped cartouche, engraved with an eagle crest, and fitted with a clear glass base, London 1877 by Thomas Johnson II, height 18.2cm.