Silver and Plate

A small group of silver, including a tea strainer with pierced handle, Sheffield 1938 by Viner's Ltd, a cushion shaped mustard and matching salt, Birmingham 1932, a pair of anointing spoons and a set of six teaspoons and matching pair of sugar tongs, Birmingham 1937, cased, weighable items 345.2g, together with a group of plated items, including a pair of wine coasters with pierced sides, a three-light candelabrum and a cocktail shaker.

A George V silver tapering square sugar caster and pierced cover with canted corners, Sheffield 1934 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, height 14cm, and a silver napkin ring with engine turned decoration, London 1944 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, total weight 233.6g.

An Edwardian silver porringer and cover of slightly flared circular half-spiral-reeded form, flanked by two scroll handles, on a circular foot, London 1904 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, total weight 315g, length 14.5cm, height 8cm.

An Edwardian silver tea strainer of square reeded form with cast and pierced tab handles, Birmingham 1909 by William Aitken, length 10cm, and a silver pepper caster in the form of a thistle with engraved decoration, marks worn, height 4.2cm, total weight 45.5g, together with a plated tea infuser in the form of an acorn with screw top and naturalistic branch handle terminating in three oak leaves, length 14cm.

A pair of George V silver menu holders, designed by Benjamin Rabier, each signed, in the form of a cockerel and hen with engraved detail, on a circular base, Chester 1911 by Sampson Mordan & Co, total weight 66g, height 5.3cm, cased.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver canted corner square ashtrays, Sheffield 1958 by Viner's Ltd, total weight 141.9g, width 9cm.

An Elizabeth II silver circular pin dish, Sheffield 2003 by Carrs of Sheffield, diameter 10cm, a similar smaller silver pin dish, diameter 8cm, a small silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, Sheffield 1993 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 8.5cm, and a set of six .925 sterling and enamelled coffee spoons, each handle enamelled in a different colour with star motifs, with a case, weighable items 137.2g.

A pair of George V silver salad servers, each with a tapering handle, Birmingham 1910 by John Grinsell & Sons, length 23.3cm, and a small group of other silver cutlery, comprising a set of six teaspoons, cased, a preserve spoon and a set of six silver handled fruit knives, cased, weighable items 211.5g.

A George III silver Fiddle pattern soup ladle, London 1810 by William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner, weight 188.8g, length 31cm.

A Victorian silver mounted cut glass claret jug, the cylindrical neck mounted with a silver collar and hinged lid with beaded rims, flanked by an angular handle, above a low-bellied body, Sheffield 1885 by W. & G. Sissons, height 22cm.

A George IV silver Fiddle pattern six-pronged serving fork, London 1824 by William Chawner II, length 28.3g, and a silver Fiddle pattern serving spoon, Exeter 1833 by John Harman, length 32cm, total weight 239.7g.

A late Victorian silver tapering cylindrical christening tankard, engraved with foliate scrolls within triangular lappet panels, flanked by a loop handle, Birmingham 1897 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, weight 69.9g, height 7.2cm, cased (hinge broken).

A pair of late 19th century plated on copper three-light twin-scroll-branch candelabra, each urn shaped sconce with detachable nozzle above a reeded scroll branch, on a baluster stem and shaped square base, with overall foliate decoration, height 53.5cm.

A Georg Jensen sterling Acorn pattern serving spoon, designed by Johan Rohde, detailed 'Sterling Denmark', weight 101g, length 22.5cm, with a Georg Jensen pouch.

An early Victorian Sheffield plate four-light three-scroll-branch candelabrum, each urn shaped sconce with detachable foliate decorated nozzle above a matching drip pan supported by a foliate scroll branch, on a tapering cylindrical reeded stem and foliate decorated circular base, height 57cm.

A George III silver Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1789 by Hester Bateman, weight 58.5g, length 21cm.

A George V silver chain mesh evening bag, fitted with a carrying chain, London 1915 by Anderson & Lehrs, weight 124g, total length 25cm, a .800 silver chain mesh coin purse, weight 31.7g, length 6.5cm, and two other small purses.

An early Victorian silver christening tankard of faceted waisted cylindrical form, decorated with Gothic style lappet panels, flanked by a scroll handle, on a similarly decorated circular foot, Sheffield 1851 by Martin, Hall & Co, weight 139g, height 11.5cm.

A group of plated items, including an oval biscuit box, engraved with flowering stems, height 18cm, a pair of butter shells, three circular trays and a pair of Corinthian column candlesticks, height 23cm.