Silver and Plate

A George V silver three-piece condiment set of faceted circular form, comprising salt, mustard and pepper caster, and two matching condiment spoons, Chester and Sheffield 1928 by James Deakin & Sons, cased, together with a small group of other silver, including an Irish Fiddle pattern teaspoon, Dublin 1853 by John Smith, a .925 powder compact and a thimble, weighable items 113g.

A set of four Edwardian silver mounted buttonhooks, each with lattice and scroll decoration, Chester 1905-1908 by J. & R. Griffin, together with twenty-five silver mounted buttonhooks, various designs, dates and makers, and two silver mounted shoehorns.

A group of plated items, including a pair of baluster candlesticks, height 26cm, a hot water pot, a three-piece tea set and a pair of Albany pattern fish servers, cased.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver goblets, each slightly tapered cylindrical bowl above a baluster stem and circular stepped foot, London 1972 by Mills & Hersey, total weight 316.2g, height 12.2cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver card salvers, each presentation engraved within a beaded rim, raised on claw and ball feet, London 1972 by Mills & Hersey, diameter 15.3cm, together with a silver spoon, a silver napkin ring and a sterling model of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, length 5cm, total weight 445g.

A pair of Victorian silver candlesticks, each with detachable circular beaded nozzle above a cylindrical reeded stem and beaded square base, London 1888 by William Hutton & Sons, height 13cm, and a silver mounted wine coaster, Birmingham 2000.

A set of six Victorian silver Old English beaded pattern egg spoons, London 1871 by George Adams, and a small group of other silver, including a circular card salver with beaded rim, diameter 17.3cm, and a wine coaster, weighable items 304.3g.

A set of six George VI silver grapefruit spoons, Sheffield 1937 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, total weight 167.8g, cased.

A late Victorian silver cream jug and matching sugar bowl of spiral half-reeded form, chased with a band of flowers and leaves, London 1892 by Josiah Williams & Co, and an Irish silver helmet cream jug, later chased with birds amongst flowers and scrolls, no date letter, height 9cm, total weight 205.2g.

An Elizabeth II silver circular card salver with piecrust rim, on foliate scroll feet, Birmingham 1992 by W.I. Broadway & Co, weight 342.2g, diameter 20.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver photograph frame of rectangular form with two oval apertures, Birmingham 1989 by P.J. Panton, height 7.5cm, four other silver photograph frames, a plated twin-aperture photograph frame, a silver mounted prayer book (faults), and three silver napkin rings, total weight of napkin rings 153.3g.

A George V silver evening purse with engraved decoration and tan leather interior, fitted with a carrying chain, Birmingham 1913 by Joseph Gloster Ltd, weight 71g, total length 15.5cm, and a silver five-piece dressing table set with engine turned banded decoration, comprising two hairbrushes, two clothes brushes and a hand mirror, Birmingham 1923 by A. Buckley Ltd, cased.

A pair of late Victorian silver oval bonbon dishes, each with pierced and beaded sides beneath a scalloped rim, Sheffield 1896 and 1897 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, length 12.3cm, and another similar silver bonbon dish, Birmingham 1902 by Reynolds & Westwood, length 13.5cm, total weight 97g.

A plated three-bottle tantalus with locking mechanism, on bun feet, fitted with three square cut glass decanters and stoppers, length 35cm, together with a silver 'Whisky' decanter label, Birmingham 1994, and a plated 'Brandy' decanter label.

A George V silver hot water pot, of tapered cylindrical form with domed hinged lid and acorn style finial, London 1928 by Naylor Brothers, weight 346.2g, height 18.5cm.

A set of ten George V and later silver teaspoons, each handle detailed 'The Fox Terrier Club', each terminal in the form of a standing Fox Terrier, Birmingham 1931-1933 and 1935 and 1937, total weight 156.3g.

A George V silver mounted conical cut glass whisky tot, Birmingham 1926 by Hukin & Heath, height 11cm, and another similar whisky tot, Sheffield 1907 by James Deakin & Sons, height 10.5cm.

A George V silver bachelor's hot water jug of squat girdled baluster form, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1916 by S.W. Smith & Co, weight 287g, height 13cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver mounted cut glass inkwells, each hinged lid with gadrooned rim (bearing part marks), height 6cm, and two Continental silver menu holders, each decorated with figures, unmarked, weight 66.3g, height 5cm.