Silver and Plate

An Edward VIII silver bowl of squat circular form, inscription engraved, Birmingham 1936 by Elkington & Co Ltd, diameter 11.7cm, and a small group of other silver, including a circular photograph frame, diameter 11.5cm, napkin rings, a bookmark and two christening tankards (faults), weighable items 356g, together with a Middle Eastern silver card case, engraved with scrolls, and a Chinese silver napkin ring, total weight 91.2g.

An early 20th century Danish sterling serving spoon, the handle cast with a stylized fleur-de-lis design, Copenhagen 1923, assay master's mark for Christian F. Heise, weight 143.3g, length 36.7cm.

A pair of Victorian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, Exeter 1871 by Thomas Hart Stone, and two other silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, various dates and makers, total weight 277.8g.

A German .800 silver oval basket, cast in relief with flowers and leaves framed by similarly decorated flower-charged cornucopias and pierced sides, within a pierced scalloped rim, weight 398.5g, length 30.5cm.

"A pair of Victorian silver mounted horn beakers and six matching smaller horn beakers, each applied with a silver shield shaped plaque engraved with a garter inscribed '""Cleopatra"" NTYC', centred by a monogram, beneath a silver rim, Sheffield 1849 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, heights 14.5cm and 11.8cm."

A George V silver four-division toast rack, Birmingham 1930 by Syner & Beddoes, length 7cm, a matched set of six silver bright-cut Fiddle pattern teaspoons, each engraved with crossed rifles, Sheffield 1934 by Walter Trickett & Co, and Sheffield 1936 by EB & Co, and a silver coffee spoon, total weight 186.6g, together with a Dutch silver serving spoon with scroll handle, length 16.3cm, and a French silver oval salt, total weight 51.9g.

A pair of George V silver oval napkin rings, initial engraved, Birmingham 1923 by Martin Hall & Co Ltd, a pair of silver circular salts, each on ball feet, Shefield 1911, a pair of silver pepper casters and a silver pepper caster and matching salt caster, total weight 299g, together with a pair of plated salts, some cased.

A George V silver oval half-reeded two-handled sugar bowl, Sheffield 1925 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, and a matched silver milk jug, London 1905 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, total weight 362.7g, length of sugar bowl 18cm.

A George V silver square cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1933 by Smith & Bartlam, two other similar cigarette cases, various dates and makers, total weight 349g, and a plated cigarette case.

A Gorham sterling octagonal two-handled tea tray with engraved initial and raised rim, weight 2975.8g, length 60.8cm.

A Barbour Silver Company Connecticut sterling circular basket with pierced and engraved overhead handle above a foliate pierced and engraved rim, weight 383.7g, diameter 22.1cm.

A set of ten sterling Princess Mary pattern dessert spoons by R. Wallace & Sons Connecticut, total weight 266.7g, length 13.5cm.

A late Victorian silver shaped oval bonbon dish with pierced and embossed sides, London 1899 by Charles Boyton II, length 16.5cm, and a small group of silver cutlery, total weight 304.2g, together with a silver child's rattle with mother-of-pearl handle (faults), a pair of silver candlesticks (faults), and four pieces of Continental .800 and .830 silver cutlery, weight 38.6g.

A pair of Reed & Barton sterling bonbon tazzas, each of circular form with pierced bowl, on a baluster stem and circular foot, total weight 135.9g, each fitted with a clear cut glass liner, total height 9.7cm.

A Gorham sterling oval two-handled tray, initial engraved within a floral and foliate scroll engraved rim, weight 614.5g, length 36.4cm.

A Gorham sterling three-piece bachelor's coffee set of shouldered tapering form on a circular foot, engraved with foliate scrolls, comprising coffee pot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, total weight 730.2g, height of coffee pot 26.5cm.

A George V silver teapot of shaped oval form, engraved with floral and foliate garlands, on an oval foot, Sheffield 1932 by Walker & Hall, height 18cm, together with a matched sterling two-handled sucrier and cover, milk jug and sugar bowl by Gorham Manufacturing Co, total weight 1369.6g, height of sucrier 13.5cm.

A set of twelve late Victorian silver Queen's pattern teaspoons, Sheffield 1893 by Walker & Hall, total weight 270.4g, length 12.7cm.

A Reed & Barton sterling nine-piece dressing table set, engraved with foliate scrolls, comprising hand mirror, hairbrush, two clothes brushes, nail buffer and tray, two cut glass jars with sterling covers and comb, weighable items 143.4g, together with a cut glass powder jar with silver cover, inscription engraved, Birmingham 1923, weight of cover 27.7g.