Silver and Plate

A George III silver sugar basket of oval form with reeded swing handle above a reeded rim and bright-cut engraved sides, on a similarly decorated oval foot, London 1796 by Henry Chawner & John Eames, weight 215.7g, total height 19cm.

A George III silver porringer, the slightly tapered half-spiral-reeded cylindrical body chased with fruiting vines, flanked by two reeded scroll handles, London 1764 by William Cripps, weight 86.4g, height 8cm.

A George V silver circular butter dish with pierced sides, flanked by pierced tab handles, on bun feet, Birmingham 1919 by John Grinsell & Sons, length 14.5cm, fitted with a glass liner, and a small group of other silver, including a napkin ring and a model of a horseshoe, total weight excluding glass liner 165.8g, together with a small plated trophy cup (one handle detached but present), a napkin ring and a set of six Continental coffee spoons.

A George III silver sugar basket of oval tapering form with beaded swing handle above a beaded rim and pierced and engraved sides, on a beaded oval foot, London 1783 by Thomas Daniell, weight 260.9g, total height 21cm, fitted with a blue glass liner.

A late Victorian silver hip flask with rotating hinged lid and detachable cup, London 1900 by W. & G. Neal, weight 227.4g, height 14cm.

A late 19th century French silver circular pillbox, the hinged lid decorated with a couple in a garden, above bellflower and scroll sides, weight 27.6g, diameter 4.5cm.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver Cries of London figural menu holders, London 1973 and 1974 by Thomas Charles Jarvis, total weight 225.3g, heights 5.9cm-4.6cm.

A George III silver sugar basket of oval ogee form with reeded swing handle above a reeded rim and bright-cut engraved sides, on a stepped oval and reeded foot, London 1795 by Peter & Ann Bateman, weight 146.5g, total height 15cm.

An Edwardian silver triple-section stamp box, the hinged lid with three glazed apertures, raised on scroll legs, Birmingham 1902 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, length 8.8cm, a similar silver twin-section stamp box, raised on ball feet, marks rubbed, length 5.4cm, and a silver single stamp box, Birmingham 1913 by Charles Edwin Turner, length 3.5cm, together with a silver mounted glass stamp roller with pierced sides, on scroll legs, Birmingham 1907 by Sydney & Co, length 8.7cm.

A George V silver christening mug of tapering cylindrical form with scroll handle, on a circular stepped foot, Birmingham 1925 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 9.3cm, another silver christening mug of faceted form, Birmingham 1925 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, height 8cm, and two silver napkin rings, total weight 197.2g, together with a silver egg cup with weighted base.

A part canteen of plated Fulwood pattern cutlery, comprising two tablespoons, six table knives and forks, six dessert knives, forks and spoons, six fish knives and forks, six soup spoons and six teaspoons, within a canteen case, together with a silver heart shaped pin dish, Birmingham 1901, weight 16.5g, length 6.7cm, a silver handled shoehorn and a small group of plated cutlery.

A set of six Elizabeth II 'The Sovereign Queens' silver spoons, Sheffield 1977 by John Pinches Ltd, total weight 151g, cased.