Silver and Plate

An Elizabeth II silver alms dish, London 1963 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, diameter 12cm, and a small group of other silver, including napkin rings and a sterling tea infuser in the form of a kettle, total weight 282.6g, together with three plated items, including a tasse de vin and a 'Gillette' vesta case.

A George VI silver tea strainer and stand, Birmingham 1946 and 1947 by J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, a silver mounted circular cut glass inkwell, embossed with four panels filled with Reynolds angels amongst clouds, London 1899 by William Comyns & Sons, diameter 10cm, a silver mounted cut glass pepper caster and a silver mounted cut glass hair tidy, weighable items 131.7g.

A George V silver mounted three-piece dressing table set with engine turned banded decoration within bellflower surrounds, comprising hand mirror, hairbrush and clothes brush, Sheffield 1921, together with a group of other silver mounted dressing table items.

A small group of silver, comprising a set of six silver handled butter knives, a set of three nail end coffee spoons, weight 21.4g, a set of eight .800 silver coffee spoons, a set of six .800 coffee spoons and a set of four .800 coffee spoons, total weight 150.2g, together with a plated pickle fork and two teaspoons.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver mounted rectangular photograph frames, each with a beaded rim and green velvet easel back, Sheffield 1993 by Harrod's Ltd, height 22.5cm.

A set of six George V silver bean end coffee spoons, Sheffield 1922, cased, a set of five silver coffee spoons and a set of six silver handled fruit forks and five matching fruit knives, cased, weighable items 105.6g.

A George V silver mounted circular photograph frame, London 1921 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, diameter 14.5cm, a silver baluster cream jug with reeded bands and scroll handle, marks worn, height 13.8cm, a silver mustard, a silver pepper caster and a silver mounted cut glass inkwell, weighable items 245.2g.

A small group of silver, comprising a set of six napkin rings, each initial engraved within engine turned banded decoration, Birmingham 1930 by Henry Griffith & Sons Ltd, another napkin ring, Birmingham 1960, and an egg cup, Birmingham 1950, total weight 147.3g.

An Elizabeth II silver novelty three-piece condiment set, each in the form of a fish cast with scale detail, comprising a mustard with hinged head and spoon, a salt and a pepper caster, each with a detachable head, London 1965 by C.J. Vander Ltd, total weight 207.9g, height of mustard 6cm.

An Arts and Crafts style silver circular teapot, decorated with a band of circular prunts against a hammered ground, on ball feet, Birmingham 1926 by A.E. Jones, weight 321.9g, height 12cm (lacking handle).

A Continental .925 silver circular box and cover, decorated in relief with flowers, diameter 6.5cm, an 'Elizabeth R' silver 1977 commemorative pendant and chain, cased and boxed, and a .925 silver oval pillbox, the hinged lid inset with a cabochon, total weight 67.2g, together with a Middle Eastern circular box and cover, diameter 5.5cm, and an enamelled box and cover.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted rectangular photograph frame with ribbon and reeded rim, Sheffield 2003 by Carrs of Sheffield Ltd, height 20.2cm, and two other silver mounted rectangular photograph frames, heights 22cm and 21cm, together with three plated rectangular photograph frames, heights 28.5cm, 20.5cm and 16cm.

An early Victorian Sheffield plate four-light three-scroll-branch candelabrum, each urn shaped sconce with detachable foliate decorated nozzle above a matching drip pan supported by a foliate scroll branch, on a tapering cylindrical reeded stem and foliate decorated circular base, height 57cm.

An Elizabeth II silver three-piece condiment set of cushion form with gadrooned rim, on scroll legs, comprising mustard, salt and pepper caster, and two condiment spoons, Birmingham 1969 and 1970 by J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, total weight 135.3g, height of caster 7.5cm, together with a pair of plated wine coasters by Mappin & Webb, diameter 10.5cm.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted cut glass potpourri jar in the form of a swan with pierced wings, import mark London 1967, length 13cm, and a small silver two-handled trophy cup and cover, initial and date engraved, London 1924, weight 86.3g, height 10cm (one wing with minor fault).

A pair of Edwardian silver oval bonbon dishes, the lobed sides pierced and embossed with lattice and scroll decoration, Birmingham 1903 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, total weight 58g, length 13.5cm, and a George III silver punch ladle, the oval bowl with single pouring lip, fitted with a twisted whalebone handle, London 1792 by Thomas Morley, length 38cm.

A part canteen of plated Grecian pattern cutlery, comprising six tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks and spoons, twelve soup spoons, six coffee spoons, five teaspoons, twelve faux ivory handled table knives and dessert knives, a matching steel and carving knife, within a teak single-drawer canteen case.

A William IV silver tapering cylindrical christening tankard, inscription engraved with 'C' scroll cartouches between foliate engraved decoration, on a circular stepped foot, London 1830 by Robert Hennell II, height 8cm, and a silver baluster cream jug with beaded rim above a presentation inscription, London 1770, height 11cm, total weight 215.5g.

A George V silver hot water pot of tapered rectangular form, Birmingham 1923, weight 434.4g, height 15.5cm.