Silver and Plate

A George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, London 1798 by Richard Crossley, a pair of silver King's pattern sugar tongs, London 1892 by Robert Stebbings, and a small group of other silver, including two napkin rings, total weight 212.4g, together with a pair of silver mounted clothes brushes.

A late Victorian silver oval tea caddy and concave cover with reeded knop finial, the sides presentation engraved and embossed with fruit, flowers and 'C' scrolls, London 1899 by W & C Sissons, weight 145.4g, height 10cm.

A group of plated cutlery, including a set of ten Queen's pattern table forks by Garrard & Co Ltd, a set of fourteen King's pattern steak knives, four matching tablespoons and knives, by Garrard & Co Ltd, and a pair of Onslow pattern salad servers by Walker & Hall, together with a plate mounted cut glass bowl and a plated sugar caster.

An Edwardian Scottish silver tapering cylindrical christening tankard, inscription engraved, flanked by a scroll handle, on a reeded base, Edinburgh 1907 by Hamilton & Inches, weight 170.2g, height 8cm.

A George V silver two-handled tazza, the circular bowl with pierced gallery flanked by tab and scroll handles, above a tapering stem and circular flared foot, London 1910 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 310.8g, height 12cm.

A plated tapering square wedding cake stand with beaded rim, on bracket feet, dimensions 53.5cm x 54cm, together with a plated cake knife, within a fitted plywood case.

A plated tapering circular wedding cake stand, engraved with horseshoes and ribbon bows, the wood base bearing label 'Terrington & Sons Portsmouth', diameter 51.7cm, together with a silver King's pattern handled bread knife, Sheffield 1979, within a fitted plywood case.

A 20th century plated campana urn shaped two-handled wine cooler and liner with gadrooned rim, on a tapering circular reeded base, height 25.5cm, another similar plated campana urn wine cooler and liner, height 22.3cm, and a set of four plated circular salvers, each with a gadrooned rim, diameter 31.3cm.

A George V silver baluster sugar caster, with canted corners and pierced domed cover with tapering finial, Birmingham 1934 by William Neale & Son Ltd, weight 145.3g, height 16.5cm.

A George I silver Hanoverian Rat Tail tablespoon, London 1716 by Andrew Archer, length 19.8cm, together with three silver Hanoverian tablespoons, including London 1751 by John Gorham, and London 1759 by Ebenezer Coker & Thomas Hannam, total weight 217.6g.

A George V silver sauceboat with foliate capped flying scroll handle, on scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, Birmingham 1934 by M.M. Henderson Ltd, height 8.7cm, and a silver circular cream jug, on scroll legs, London 1910 by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, height 6.3cm, total weight 149.4g.

A pair of George III silver decanter labels, each of rectangular form with canted corners, engraved 'Madeira', and 'Port', London 1814 by Elizabeth Morley, a similar silver 'Port' decanter label, London 1806 by Edward Mayfield, and a silver 'Sherry' decanter label, London 1812 by Peter & William Bateman, together with three Elizabeth II silver decanter labels, comprising 'Gin', 'Brandy' and 'Whisky', various dates and makers, total weight 66.8g.

A set of three Edwardian silver mounted conical cut glass whisky tots, each with hinged lid crest engraved with a boar's head, Birmingham 1906 by J & J Maxfield Ltd (one with broken handle), together with a pair of silver 'Whiskey' labels, London 1907 by Hukin & Heath, and another silver 'Whisky' label, Birmingham 1938 by Hukin & Heath Ltd, total weight of labels 8.7g, height of whisky tots 10.5cm.

A Mexican .925 silver novelty cocktail pick stand in the form of a bull with five cocktail pick swords, weight 68g, length 8.5cm, a small group of silver, including two hairbrushes and two matching clothes brushes, and a preserve jar cover with plastic lining, together with a group of plated items, including condiments.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver mounted wine coasters, London 1986 by W.E.V, diameter 9.5cm.

A pair of .800 silver napkin rings, each engraved with the outline of Cyprus, total weight 33.3g, cased, and a silver rectangular napkin ring, Birmingham 1932, weight 24.1g.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver grape shears, with shaped reeded handles and ring terminals, Sheffield 1963 by Cooper Brother & Sons Ltd, weight 107g, length 16.5cm, and a George III silver punch ladle, the oval bowl with single pouring lip, fitted with a twisted whalebone handle, date letter and maker's marks worn, length 35.5cm.

A George V silver mounted rectangular cut glass scent bottle and stopper, fitted with a detachable lattice work sleeve, a plain shoulder and cylindrical neck, Birmingham 1913 by Burton & Co, weight excluding glass 33.5g, height 10.2cm, and a silver mounted circular clear glass teapot stand, Birmingham 1926 by Adie Brothers Ltd, diameter 15.2cm.

A Georg Jensen sterling Acorn pattern christening spoon and fork, maker's marks for 1933-1944, total weight 56.2g, with a box.