Silver and Plate

A miniature silver model of a horse, unmarked, length 7.7cm, together with two miniature silver models of cockerels, heights 4.5cm and 5.7cm, and a plated model of a hippo, length 5.5cm (tail damaged). Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.

A collection of silver reference books, including 'Tall & Small Antique Dutch Silver Miniatures' by A. Aardewerk Antiquair Juwelier, 'English Silver Before The Civil War: The David Little Collection' by Timothy Schroder, 'Al's Werelds Goed, Is Poppe-Goed Miniatuurzilver in Nederland' by Kristin Duijsters, 'Amsterdamse Zilversmeden en Hun Merken' by K.A. Citroen, and 'Silver Toys & Miniatures' by Miranda Poliakoff. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.

An Art Nouveau silver mounted photograph frame, embossed with a pair of cupids and flowers above a pair of doves and putti, Chester 1913 by J. & R. Griffin, height 24.5cm, together with a later silver mounted photograph frame, Sheffield 1988, height 18.7cm, and a plated embossed photograph frame, height 19.2cm.

An Art Nouveau silver vase of waisted form with three scroll handles, London 1905 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 193g, height 15.4cm.

A collection of twenty-seven Christofle Albi pattern plated table knives, all within original sealed Christofle plastic bags, length 24.6cm.

A Christofle canteen of plated Albi pattern cutlery, twelve place settings, comprising table knives and forks, steak knives, dessert knives, forks and spoons, fish knives and forks, soup spoons, butter knives and oyster forks.

A Christofle canteen of plated Albi pattern cutlery, twelve place settings, comprising table knives and forks, steak knives, dessert knives and forks (no spoons), fish knives and forks, soup spoons, butter knives and oyster forks.

A large collection of Christofle plated Albi pattern cutlery, including table knives and forks, steak knives, dessert knives, forks and spoons, fish knives and forks, soup spoons, butter knives and oyster forks, approx 590 pieces, together with a collection of one hundred and thirty-nine Christofle plated Spatours pattern sauce spoons and a similar Ercuis plated sauce spoon.

A set of six George II miniature toy silver teabowls and saucers, together with six matching plates, a slop bowl and four spoons, London circa 1730 by David Clayton, total weight 51.6g, diameter of saucer 2.7cm, diameter of plate 3.2cm.

An Edwardian and later harlequin part canteen of silver Hanoverian Rat Tail cutlery, comprising ten tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks and spoons, twelve soup spoons, a pair of salad servers, pair of asparagus tongs, six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, two sauce ladles and butter knife, various dates and makers, including London 1906 and 1907 by Josiah Williams & Co, and Sheffield 1919 by George Edward & Sons, total weight 4460.4g, together with twelve silver handled table knives and dessert knives, a set of six silver fish knives and forks with engraved blades, and a plated handled cheese knife.

A pair of late Victorian silver oval octagonal two-handled salts, each on an octagonal foot, Sheffield 1896 by John Round & Son Ltd, and a small group of other silver, including a pair of knife rests, Sheffield 1927, a pair of silver mounted globular cut glass scent bottles and stoppers, and a set of six teaspoons, cased, weighable items 309g, together with a plated Fiddle and Thread pattern condiment spoon.

A late Victorian silver novelty table lighter, modelled as a camp fire with central naturalistic domed reservoir base and detachable cauldron, London 1895 by William Richard Corke, mounted on a wooden plinth, total height 16cm.

A George V silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1917 by Henry Clifford Davis, diameter 12.5cm, together with a Venezuelan silver ashtray and a Continental silver rectangular dish, length 9.8cm, weighable silver 63.5g.

A part canteen of plated Queens pattern cutlery, a .800 silver handled bottle opener and a small collection of other silver and plated items.

A South-east Asian Hmong silver torque necklace with double link chain and 'soul lock' pendant, total weight 772g, total length 43.5cm.

A group of South-east Asian white metal items, including two circular betel nut boxes and covers with embossed decoration, diameters 6.4cm and 8.2cm, two betel nut paste containers and covers with embossed decoration, heights 16.5cm and 12cm, and various other boxes, weighable items 650g.

A small group of silver items, including an oval box, the hinged lid embossed with a battle scene of a lion and mythical beast, detailed '925', length 9.4cm, a pair of Ethiopian .830 silver salt and pepper casters and two ashtrays, weighable silver 308g.

A George II silver coffee pot, the domed hinged lid with turned finial, the tapered cylindrical body with scroll moulded spout and wooden scroll handle, on a circular foot, London 1746 by Thomas Whipham, weight 724g, height 23cm.

A set of four Victorian silver scallop shell salts, each raised on three dolphin feet, London 1866 by Robert Harper, total weight 123.8g, length 5.8cm, together with a silver boat shaped salt, Birmingham 1909, weight 50.4g, length 8.4cm.