Silver and Plate

A George V silver mounted desk calendar of rectangular form with arched top above day, date and month glazed apertures, on a rectangular base, Birmingham 1913 by W.G. Sothers & Co, height 12.5cm.

A late Victorian silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid embossed with a lady seated on a sledge accompanied by a gentleman in tree-lined landscape, above foliate scroll decorated sides, import mark Chester 1897 by Berthold Müller & Son, weight 84g, length 7.6cm.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of an elephant, Birmingham 1908 by Sydney & Co, height 3.4cm.

A George IV silver caddy spoon, the rectangular bowl engraved with a foliate panel between scallop shell style sides and engraved handle, Birmingham 1823 by Thomas Millington, length 8.5cm, a silver caddy spoon with scallop shell bowl, Birmingham 1820 by IT, a silver caddy shovel and another silver caddy spoon, total weight 34.6g, together with a plated King's pattern caddy spoon.

A George III silver teapot of cushion form with foliate finial above gadrooned rims and half-spiral-reeded body on ball feet, London 1819 by William Bateman I, length 29cm, and a matched silver milk jug with foliate handle, on ball feet, London 1819 by William Eaton, length 15.3cm, total weight 877.6g. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A small group of silver spoons, including a preserve spoon, London 1831 by Robert Hennell II, length 11.5cm, and a set of six coffee spoons, Birmingham 1930, total weight 120.3g, together with a sterling silver circular jewellery box, the hinged lid initial engraved within foliate scrolls, revealing a fitted interior, diameter 9.5cm.

A William IV silver coffee pot of baluster form, the hinged lid with knop finial above a cast foliate rim, flanked by a foliate capped scroll handle and spout, on a circular foot, London 1830 by William Bateman II, height 23cm, and a silver dish of circular form, engraved with facsimile signatures within a beaded rim, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1944 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, diameter 16.3cm, total weight 814.6g. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A Victorian silver footed bowl of circular form, chased with birds, urns and foliate scrolls beneath a beaded rim, on a foliate decorated circular foot, Sheffield 1873 by Martin, Hall & Co, weight 244g, height 10.3cm.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid with engine turned banded decoration, Birmingham 1962 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, length 14.5cm, and a similar silver cigarette box, London 1940 by S.J. Rose & Son, length 18.5cm.

A Victorian silver gilt mounted Stockbridge cut glass claret jug, the flattened oval body intaglio engraved with blossoming branches, the silver gilt mounts chased with flowers and scrolls, London 1882 by Charles Edwards, height 30.5cm.

A late Victorian silver bachelor's teapot of oval half-reeded form, Birmingham 1895 by Thomas Hayes, weight 243.8g, height 12cm.

A George V silver cigarette case of rectangular form, monogram engraved, the interior of lid and base of twin-section form, Birmingham 1914 by Robert Pringle & Sons, length 15cm, and a silver rectangular cigarette case with banded engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1920 by Morgan & Boon, length 12.7cm, total weight 326.4g.

A George V silver curved rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1918 by A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd, length 8.5cm, another similar silver cigarette case, initial engraved, Birmingham 1928 by William Hair Haseler, length 10.5cm, and a .925 sterling rectangular cigarette case with banded decoration, length 10.5cm, total weight 385.6g.

A set of six English II silver and parcel gilt 'The Sovereign Queens Spoon Collection' teaspoons, commemorating the Queen's Silver Jubilee, Sheffield 1977 by John Pinches Limited, total weight 153.2g, with booklet and certificate, cased.

A Victorian plated two-handled rectangular tea tray, the centre with engraved decoration framed by cast and pierced foliate scroll sides, flanked by two opposing dragon mask and fruit handles, detailed 'Edward & Sons, Glasgow', length 71cm, a pair of plate-on-copper three-light twin-scroll branch candelabra, each with detachable nozzle above an urn shaped sconce, tapering stem and oval shaped base, height 42cm, and a pair of plated oval sauce tureen stands, length 22.5cm.

A George V silver circular powder compact with engine turned decoration, the top with hinged lid revealing a photograph aperture, Birmingham 1939 by Crisford & Norris, weight 92.9g, diameter 7.2cm, a silver octagonal baluster sugar caster, Birmingham 1991 by W.I. Broadway & Co, height 17cm, and a silver napkin with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1919, total weight 163.3g.

A pair of George IV silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons, London 1824 by John Thomas, length 22cm, a silver christening spoon and fork with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1869 by John Gilbert, and a small group of other silver, including a sauce ladle, London 1807, length 16.5cm, and another christening spoon and fork, Sheffield 1919 and 1920, weighable items 354.9g, together with a plated set of six cake forks and a matching serving fork by Mappin & Webb Ltd, cased.

A George V silver mounted cut glass globular perfume bottle and stopper, Birmingham 1913 by Henry Matthews, height 11.3cm, another silver mounted cut glass globular perfume bottle and stopper, Sheffield 1922, height 11cm, and a silver mounted faceted ruby glass double-ended scent bottle and stopper, length 9.8cm.

An Elizabeth II silver circular pin dish with beaded rim, Sheffield 2000 by Carrs of Sheffield Ltd, diameter 8.9cm, and a set of four silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1902, total weight 55g, a silver mounted hatpin stand, Birmingham 1906, height 15.3cm, and a silver mounted cut glass condiment bottle and stopper, London 1870, height 12cm, together with a plated butter dish stand (lacking glass liner), and a matching dish, diameters 15.8cm.