Silver and Plate

A small group of silver, including a pair of clothes brushes, each with hammered decoration, London 1931 by Mappin & Webb, a George III Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1798 (bowl worn), and a cushion shaped salt on scroll legs, weighable items 96.9g, together with a collection of plated items, including an egg coddler with heater base (lacking egg holder), a muffin dish, cover and liner, and a three-piece condiment set and stand.

A George V silver rectangular trinket box, the hinged lid with wavy rim, raised on bracket feet, Birmingham 1913 by John Rose, length 9.5cm, and a silver elliptical shaped trinket box with hinged pin cushion lid, raised on foliate feet, Chester 1906 by Robert Pringle & Sons, length 9cm.

A George V silver three-piece bachelor's tea set of octagonal baluster form, on scroll legs terminating in pad feet, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, Sheffield 1911 and 1913 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, total weight 609.6g, height of teapot 18cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver and parcel gilt novelty salt and pepper casters, each in the form of a shotgun cartridge with pierced top and detachable base, Birmingham 1994 and 1995 by L.J. Millington, weight 67g, height 5.7cm, boxed.

A George V silver rectangular bonbon dish with stepped tab handles, on a rectangular foot, Sheffield 1935 by Walker & Hall, weight 90.3g, length 12.5cm, and a silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1915, diameter 8.5cm.

A set of six late Victorian silver teaspoons and matching pair of sugar tongs, each with pierced and engraved decoration, London 1896 and 1897 by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, cased, a set of six silver apostle coffee spoons and matching pair of sugar tongs, each with scallop shell bowl, Birmingham 1897 by William Devenport, cased, and a pair of silver preserve spoons with engraved decoration, Sheffield 1896, cased, total weight 182.8g.

A George VI silver christening spoon and pusher, Birmingham 1940, cased, and a silver preserve spoon, total weight 51.4g, together with a group of plated cutlery, including two sets of twelve mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives and forks.

A pair of George V silver napkin rings, each initial engraved within reeded and foliate rims, Birmingham 1929, and three other silver napkin rings, total weight 173g.

An Elizabeth II silver cushion shaped salt and matching pepper caster, each with a gadrooned and scallop shell rim, on scroll feet, Birmingham 1959 by Garrard & Co Ltd, height of pepper caster 8cm, and a silver salt spoon, total weight 71.6g.

A George VI part canteen of silver Hanoverian with Rat Tail pattern cutlery, comprising twelve table forks, eight dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons and twelve soup spoons, Sheffield 1938 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, total weight 2544g.

A pair of George V silver shot goblets, each with thistle shaped bowl above a tapering knop stem and circular foot, Birmingham 1922 by J. Boseck & Co, total weight 63.8g, height 8.2cm.

A Turkish silver mounted hand mirror in the form of a leaf, the scrolling stem forming the handle, decorated in relief with a flower-charged basket framed by a ribbon and floral border, tughra marks to handle, length 30cm.

An early 20th century Indian Colonial silver circular saucer/dish, chased with an elephant, lion and a deer amongst scrolling foliate and floral stems, by J. Manikrai & Sons, Karachi, weight 111.6g, diameter 13cm.

A George V silver tapering cylindrical plain tankard with loop handle, Birmingham 1922 by Adie Brothers Ltd, weight 314.8g, height 11cm.

An Elizabeth II silver circular salver, with engraved inscription within a raised piecrust rim, on scroll feet, Sheffield 1967 by Viner's Ltd, weight 798.3g, diameter 30.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid with engraved inscription, London 1963 by David Mappin, length 14.3cm.

A pair of George V silver mounted hairbrushes with engine turned decoration, London 1934 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, and a silver mounted clothes brush with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1897 by Samuel Walton Smith.

A George V silver pepper mill in the form of a coopered milk churn, Birmingham 1929 by John Grinsell & Sons, height 8cm, and a similar smaller pepper mill, London 1968 by Park, Green & Co Ltd, height 6.8cm.

An Edwardian silver half-reeded oval cream jug, Birmingham 1907, height 6cm, and a silver and twisted whalebone handled punch ladle, unmarked (bowl detached from handle), weight of jug and ladle bowl only 55.6g, together with a small group of plated items, including a Sheffield plate samovar and cover, height 37cm, an Asprey jug and long handled spoon, height of jug 26cm, and an egg coddler.