Silver and Plate

A George V silver toddy ladle, Sheffield 1922 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, length 13cm, a silver marrow scoop, Sheffield 1972 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, length 24cm, cased, and a small group of other silver, including two powder compacts and two napkin rings, weighable items 117.8g, together with a small group of plated items.

A set of four late Victorian and later Britannia Standard silver octagonal baluster pepper casters and four matching octagonal circular salts, London 1893, 1896 and 1906 by AC, and four matched silver salt spoons, total weight 350.8g, height of pepper caster 8.5cm.

A pair of George III silver bright-cut Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1789 by William Stroud, length 22cm, and a set of eight silver 'British Hall Marks' Hanoverian with Rat Tail teaspoons, London, Birmingham, Sheffield and Edinburgh 1972 by Roberts & Belk, cased, total weight 254g.

A pair of George V silver circular dishes, London 1927 by Henry Hodson Plante, total weight 195.3g, diameter 8.3cm.

An Elizabeth II part canteen of silver Sandringham pattern cutlery, comprising four tablespoons, eight table forks, eight dessert forks and spoons, eight soup spoons, eight consommé spoons and seven teaspoons, total weight 2652g, together with eight matching silver handled table knives and dessert knives, Sheffield 1959, 1961, 1962 and 1963 by Viner's Ltd.

A late Victorian silver mounted circular trinket box, embossed with birds and hunting dogs within foliate and 'C' scroll divisions, on a circular gadrooned foot, fitted with a velvet covered padded domed lid and interior, London 1893 by Carrington & Co, diameter 11.5cm, a silver mounted cut glass circular dressing table jar, the cover embossed with birds and foliate scrolls above a similarly decorated pierced collar, London 1894 by William Comyns, weighable items 128g, and a silver mounted circular cut glass powder jar and cover with mirror to interior.

A set of twelve Elizabeth II silver teaspoons, each with a reeded terminal, Sheffield 1958 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, cased, and a pair of silver preserve spoons, Sheffield 1996 by Roberts & Belk Ltd, total weight 228.7g.

A George IV silver oval teapot, later engraved with foliate scrolls, London 1781 by Charles Kandler II, weight 494g, height 13cm.

An Edwardian silver rectangular card case with shaped outline, the front decorated in relief with a circular panel of a hunting scene with a dog amongst grasses watching a flying duck, framed by banded and foliate cornered decoration, Birmingham 1907 by William M. Hayes, weight 94.3g, height 10cm.

A late Victorian silver baluster hot water pot with half-spiral-reeded and beaded decoration beneath a band of foliate motifs, on a circular beaded foot, London 1895 by Charles Stuart Harris, weight 526g, height 26cm.

A Victorian silver rectangular card case with wavy outline, the front name engraved against engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1866 by Robert Thornton, height 10cm, and a silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration and gilt rim, Birmingham 1928, length 10.5cm, total weight 202.3g.

A set of four Elizabeth II silver Peter Scott Christmas plates, each etched with a different scene of birds in flight, with facsimile signature and date, London 1972-1975 by John Pinches Ltd, with four certificates and three pamphlets, total weight 747g, diameter 20.3cm, each cased and boxed.

A pair of Norwegian David Andersen sterling silver and enamelled novelty pepper casters, each in the form of an owl with stylized feather decoration, one enamelled in mauve, the other in white, each base fitted with a stopper, total weight 47g, height 5.5cm, boxed.

A pair of Norwegian David Andersen sterling silver and enamelled novelty pepper casters, each in the form of an owl with stylized feather decoration, one enamelled in green, the other in mauve, each base fitted with a stopper, total weight 46.4g, height 5.5cm, boxed.

A Norwegian David Andersen sterling silver and enamelled tea strainer, decorated with fan shaped motifs in green and white, length 11.5cm, a Danish silver preserve spoon with foliate entwined handle, by C.M. Cohr, length 12cm, and a sterling serving spoon with foliate handle, length 15.7cm, total weight 81g.

A pair of Edwardian silver novelty pepper casters, each in the form of a chick with engraved feather detail and detachable head cover, London 1904 by Charles & George Asprey, total weight 52.7g, height 3.5cm.

A George V silver butter shell, raised on ball feet, Sheffield 1917 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, length 13.5cm, and a Gorham sterling baluster pepper caster with pierced screw cover, height 11.3cm, total weight 123.9g.

A pair of George V silver salts, each of tapered square form with inverted corners, each fitted with a green glass liner, Sheffield 1912 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, weight excluding liners 94.2cm, width 7cm.

A group of nine silver lidded cut glass dressing table jars, various sizes, dates and makers, total weight of lids 60.7g, together with nine silver collared cut glass perfume bottles and eight stoppers, various sizes, dates and makers.