Silver and Plate

A George III silver wine funnel, the circular bowl and reeded tapering spout fitted with a detachable strainer applied with a hook, London 1806 by Henry Nutting, total weight 154.6g, height 13.56cm (spout damaged).

A George V silver three-piece condiment set, each of cushion form on scroll legs, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, Birmingham 1922 and 1923 by Walker & Hall, a silver christening spoon and fork, each with pierced ribbon bow terminal, Birmingham 1908 and 1913 by Elkington & Co, and a small group of silver cutlery, including a pair of sugar nips with cast and pierced sprung handles, Birmingham 1912 by Elkington & Co, total weight 388.3g.

A George V silver seven-piece condiment set, each of circular form with wavy rim, on a circular foot, comprising mustard, four salts and two pepper casters, Birmingham 1912 and 1913, with four matched silver salt spoons, Sheffield 1909, all by Robert Pringle & Sons, total weight 297.5g, cased (glass liners and case damaged).

Two George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, later chased with fruit and lattice decoration, London 1781 and 1783, no maker's mark, total weight 81.2g, lengths 19.5cm, cased.

A set of four silver circular ashtrays, each centre applied with an enamelled shield, Sheffield 1950, 1952, 1954 and 1957 by Walker & Hall, total weight 232.1g, diameter 9.5cm.

A set of six George V silver nail end teaspoons, Sheffield 1915 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, cased, and a small group of other silver, including an egg cup, a book mount and an ashtray mount, total weight 234g.

A Victorian silver communion wafer box or pyx, the cover engraved with a cross, London 1880 by William John Salt and retailers Pratt & Sons London, weight 34.3g, diameter 4.4cm.

A cranberry glass inkwell of squat circular form with detachable silver tray, Birmingham, date letter worn, by William Neale & Son Ltd, and two cut glass and silver lidded dressing table jars, total weight excluding glass 65.6g, together with a plate mounted cut glass claret jug, height 21cm.

A pair of Victorian plated three-light twin-scroll-branch candelabra, each urn shaped sconce with detachable foliate nozzle above similarly decorated drip pans, on a tapering stem and circular petal rimmed base, height 59.5cm.

A group of seven late Victorian silver vesta cases, various dates and makers, and three later silver vesta cases, total weight 142.1g.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted cut glass potpourri jar in the form of a swan with pierced wings, import mark London 1973 by E Ltd, length 13cm.

"An Indian colonial silver two-handled trophy cup, the circular bowl inscription engraved 'Arundel Allotments and Gardens Association ""W.S.G."" Challenge Cup', flanked by scroll handles, on a tapering stem and circular domed base, by Orr of Madras, weight 480.5g, height 15cm, with an ebonized plinth applied with name and date engraved plaques."

An Elizabeth II silver trophy cup of urn form, inscription engraved 'Arundel Flower Show, Floral Challenge Cup', flanked by two foliate capped scroll handles, on a tapering stem and circular stepped base, Sheffield 1954 by Viner's Ltd, weight 326g, height 17cm, with an ebonized plinth applied with name and date engraved plaques.

A George V silver trophy cup of 'U' form, inscription engraved 'Arundel Chamber of Commerce Challenge Cup', flanked by two upright handles, on a tapering knop stem and circular foot, Birmingham 1927 by Deykin & Harrison, height 21.7cm, and a similar smaller two-handled trophy cup, inscription engraved 'Arundel Allotments and Gardens Association Challenge Cup', London 1911 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 17.5cm, total weight 501.5g.

A George V silver goblet, the ovoid bowl inscription engraved 'The Constable Challenge Cup', above a slender tapering stem and circular foot, Birmingham 1927 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, weight 359.3g, height 21cm.

A George V silver trophy cup and cover, the elongated ovoid body inscription engraved 'The Presidents Challenge Cup Presented by His Grace The Duke of Norfolk EMKG 1950', flanked by two reeded upright handles, on a tapering stem and reeded circular foot, London 1921 by Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd, height 19cm, together with two other silver two-handled trophy cups, each inscription engraved, Sheffield 1920, height 11cm, and Sheffield 1935, height 9.5cm, total weight 532.9g, with two ebonized plinths applied with name and date engraved plaques.

A pair of George III Irish silver candle snuffers, engraved with a cockerel crest, with pierced handles, raised on three supports, Dublin 1804 by James Scott, weight 130.2g, length 17.2cm.

A set of four George II silver salts, each of squat circular form with gadrooned rim, on cast scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in scallop shell feet, London 1751, 1752 and 1754 by Edward Wood, total weight 463.2g, height 4.8cm.

A pair of George III silver Old English bright-cut engraved tablespoons, London 1787 by Thomas Wallis I, and a pair of similar silver Old English bright-cut tablespoons, London 1804 by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, total weight 246.6g, lengths 21.2cm.