Silver and Plate

A set of four sterling silver propelling Bridge pencils, each square terminal detailed with a different card suit, length 8.5cm, cased.

An Elizabeth II silver circular dish with cast naturalistic outswept rim, Birmingham 1970 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, diameter 10cm, a silver bonbon tazza, Birmingham 1970 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, height 4.3cm, and a silver sauceboat, Birmingham 1934 by Adie Brothers Ltd, length 12.5cm, total weight 291.6g.

A group of plated items, including a hinged lidded tankard with glass base, height 20.5cm, a Reed & Barton bowl with green enamelled interior, diameter 16.5cm, a cocktail shaker and a syphon stand.

An Edwardian silver tapering cylindrical cheroot case, fitted with a suspension ring, Birmingham 1908 by A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd, weight 27.6g, length 8.3cm, and a 15ct gold mounted amber cheroot holder, weight 8.3g, length 6.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver and pink enamelled nine-piece dressing table set, comprising atomizer, cut glass jar and cover, trinket box, two hairbrushes, two clothes brushes, hand mirror and comb, Birmingham 1958 and 1959 by W.I. Broadway & Co, cased (minor faults).

A set of six George VI silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1942 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, cased, a silver vesta case, London 1925, length 6cm, and three silver napkin rings, total weight 129.2g.

A George V part canteen of plated Old English pattern cutlery, comprising five tablespoons, twelve table knives and forks, twelve dessert knives, forks and spoons, twelve egg spoons, thirteen teaspoons, four salt spoons, two mustard spoons, a preserve spoon, sauce ladle, two butter knives and pair of sugar tongs, within an oak canteen case.

A George V silver and blue enamelled square compact, the enamelled front mounted with a naval crown, Birmingham 1935 by John William Barrett, width 7.7cm.

A George V silver christening egg cup and spoon, cast with Celtic style decoration, Birmingham and Sheffield 1930 by Adie Brothers Ltd, cased, a silver two-handled tea strainer and stand, London 1929 by Vander & Hedges, and a small group of silver cutlery, total weight 243.8g.

A set of four George II silver candlesticks, each with a cylindrical sconce above a lobed knop and octagonal tapered stem, on a stepped square shaped base, London 1755 by John Quantock, total weight 1829.7g, height 20.5cm, together with four matched silver nozzles, unmarked, weight 180g.

An Italian .925 sterling boat shaped oval bowl with gilt interior, by Fratelli Cacchione of Milan, weight 257.7g, height 7.5cm, length 16.5cm.

A George V silver circular christening bowl and matching spoon, each initial engraved, Sheffield 1935 by Walker & Hall, total weight 171.5g, diameter of bowl 10.6cm, cased.

A set of twelve George V silver nail-end coffee spoons, Sheffield 1918 by Sutherland & Roden, a set of six silver coffee spoons and pair of matching sugar tongs, Birmingham 1925, cased, and a silver christening spoon and fork, Sheffield 1959, total weight 262.3g.

A Walker & Hall part canteen of plated Nile pattern cutlery, comprising nine tablespoons, twenty-three table knives and forks, twenty-four dessert knives and spoons, twenty-two dessert forks, twenty-four fish knives, twelve large soup spoons, twelve small soup spoons, and a teaspoon, together with a set of twelve French Franor plated ice-cream spoons.

A pair of George VI silver candlesticks, each square foliate and beaded sconce above a tapering square stem and beaded square stepped base, London 1949 by A. Taite & Sons Ltd, height 27cm.

An Elizabeth II silver yo-yo, London 2000 by Asprey & Garrard, weight 84.4g, diameter 5.8cm, a silver cylindrical jar, the cover crest engraved, revealing a removable twin-section compartment, London 1900 by Alexander Jones, weight 111.8g, height 8cm, and two silver twin-section stamp boxes, each hinged lid with glazed stamp apertures, on ball feet, total weight 63.3g, length of each 5.4cm.

An Edwardian silver miniature toy two-drawer chest, decorated with chinoiserie scenes of figures in gardens, raised on cabriole legs, import marks London 1900 by Edwin Thompson Bryant, height 6.3cm, a silver toy salon chair, decorated with a cherub in a landscape, and a similar silver oval table, both Birmingham 1982 by A. Marston & Co, height of chair 5.4cm, height of table 3cm, a .925 silver novelty ring box in the form of a coal box, height 3.8cm, and a .925 silver toy table, height 1.2cm, total weight 135g, together with a pair of German .800 silver toy salon chairs, decorated with figures, weight 26.8g, height 5.8cm, a part set of Chinese silver scales (faults), and a model of a yacht, unmarked.

A late Victorian silver novelty box in the form of a horse-drawn carriage, the roof forming the hinged lid above pierced windows, on rotating wheels, Sheffield 1895 by Samuel Boyce Landeck, weight 81.4g, total length 9.5cm, height 5.5cm.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a hedgehog, Birmingham 1903 by Levi & Salaman, length 6.5cm, height 4cm, together with three .925 sterling pin cushions, each in the form of a shoe, lengths 5.5cm, 4.1cm and 3.6cm.