Silver and Plate

A Victorian silver Fiddle pattern serving fork with pierced decoration, London 1858 by John James Whiting, weight 118.3g, length 25.4cm.

A William IV silver oval snuff box, the hinged lid with raised thumbpiece and overall engraved decoration, London 1834 by Edward Edwards II, length 9cm, and a silver Fiddle pattern caddy spoon with scallop shell bowl, London 1822 by James Wintle, length 11cm, total weight 118.5g.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, each later engraved with a peacock and flowers, London 1798 by WS, a silver christening tankard (faults) and a silver butter knife, total weight 218.3g, together with a silver handled bread knife and a pair of plated knife rests.

An Edwardian silver and cut glass cylindrical dressing table jar, the slightly domed silver cover embossed with two young ladies accompanied by a musician, Birmingham 1904, height 9cm, and a similar smaller silver and cut glass jar, weight of both covers 39.6g.

An Edwardian silver circular half-reeded two-handled sugar bowl, London 1904 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, length 15cm, a silver spiral reeded milk jug and matching sugar bowl, Birmingham 1911, and a silver baluster sugar castor, Birmingham 1914, height 15.5cm, total weight 348.2g, together with a silver spectacles case with engraved decoration and leather lined interior, Birmingham 1914, length 10.2cm.

A George V harlequin silver four-piece dressing table set, comprising hand mirror, hairbrush and two clothes brushes, Birmingham 1917 by Charles S. Green & Co Ltd and London 1918 and 1919 by Charles Henry Dumenil, together with a Middle Eastern plated rectangular tray and six similarly decorated glass holders.

A group of silver, including a child's rattle in the form of a double-sided owl, hung with two clusters of six small bells, fitted with a mother-of-pearl handle, Birmingham 1928 by Crisford & Norris, height 11cm, a silver topped Punch buttonhook, Birmingham 1915 by Robert Pringle, and an oval hinged bangle with buckle and strap clasp, Birmingham 1963, inside width 6cm, weighable items 453.5g, together with a Russian spoon, 84 zolotnik, the fig shaped bowl back with engraved decoration, weight 25.4g, and a small group of jewellery and plated items.

An Edwardian silver mounted conical whisky tot, Birmingham 1905 by J. & J. Maxfield Ltd, height 10.7cm, and another similar silver mounted conical whisky tot, Birmingham 1927 by Hukin & Heath Ltd, height 11.4cm.

A group of plated items, including a five-light four-scroll-branch Corinthian column candelabrum, height 58cm, a coffee pot, two baskets, a pair of wine coasters, a pair of Mappin & Webb cake plates and a six-division toast rack, together with a silver quaich style bowl with tab handles, marks worn, weight 58.9g, length 11.6cm.

A George V silver circular card salver, raised on scroll legs, Chester 1933 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, weight 358.3g, diameter 20.5cm.

A George III silver fish slice with pierced and engraved decoration, London 1803 by John Emes, two sets of six silver tea and coffee spoons, cased, and a small group of other silver, weighable items 127.9g, together with a group of plated cutlery, including a pair of grape shears, two sauce ladles and a pair of berry spoons.

A set of four George III silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1810 by Joseph Ash I, and two other silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, total weight 96.2g, together with a silver mounted blue and white flash overlay cut glass scent bottle with gilt detail, height 9.5cm.

A group of plated items, including a bread basket, two salvers, a part canteen of cutlery, cased, a bread board holder and a pair of oval entrées dishes, covers and detachable handles.

A part canteen of plated cutlery with foliate terminals and ribbon and reeded handles, comprising six tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve soup spoons, twelve dessert forks and spoons, twelve teaspoons, six egg spoons, two sauce ladles, twelve table and dessert knives and a five-piece carving set, all with faux ivory handles, within a fitted Art Deco oak two-drawer canteen table, detailed 'Hamilton & Co Ltd', case width 62cm.

A Victorian silver christening mug of tapering cylindrical form with reeded loop handle, engraved with ovals filled with flowers framed by strapwork decoration, on a circular beaded foot, London 1874 by Richards & Brown, weight 150.7g, height 9.5cm.

A set of six Art Nouveau plated cup holders, each cylindrical body cast and pierced with irises and scrolling leaves, flanked by a foliate scroll handle, height 8cm.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette box, the slightly domed hinged lid with banded decoration and monogram engraved, Birmingham 1925 by William Neale & Son Ltd, length 11cm.

A pair of George III silver Old English Feather Edge pattern tablespoons, London 1779 by Hester Bateman, total weight 122.9g, length 21cm.

A George V silver christening egg cup and spoon, Birmingham 1935 by Arthur Price & Co Ltd, cased, and a pair of silver napkin rings, London 1958 by Roberts & Dore Ltd, total weight 56.3g.