Silver and Plate

A pair of George III silver candle snuffers with gadrooned handles, London 1804 by William Bennett, length 16.5cm, and a matched snuffer tray with beaded rim, London 1903 by Charles Boyton III, length 20.6cm, total weight 218.6g.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Chester 1923 by Colen Hewer Cheshire, weight 119.5g, length 8.8cm.

A group of plated items, including a pair of candlesticks, a pair of Sheffield plate wine coasters and various trays and entrées dishes.

A William IV silver rectangular inkstand with canted corners, fitted with two cut glass inkwells, each with a silver cover between two pen recesses, raised on tapering reeded feet, London 1834 by Jonathan Hayne, total weight excluding glass 403.5g, length 21.8cm.

A George V silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid engraved with huntsmen, horses and hounds chasing a stag in a landscape with trees beyond, the rounded sides and base with engine turned banding, London 1917 by Pairpoint Brothers, weight 120.6g, length 8cm.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a hedgehog, Birmingham 1904 by Levi & Salaman, length 4.3cm, a silver rectangular cigarette box with engine turned hinged lid, London 1930, length 20.7cm, a cut glass dressing table jar with silver and blue enamelled screw lid, London 1918 (faults), and another silver lidded cut glass jar.

A George V silver tasse de vin, the circular bowl inset with an Elizabeth I twopence coin within a fruiting vine surround, flanked by an entwined snake handle, and another similar silver tasse de vin with reeded and circular motif sides, both London 1918, maker's mark worn, total weight 182.4g, lengths 10.3cm.

A George V Scottish silver salt in the form of a quaich with tab handles, on a circular foot, Edinburgh 1912 by Hamilton & Inches, length 8cm, and a small group of other silver, including a pair of salts (lacking liners) and two pairs of napkin rings, total weight 182g.

A George V silver rectangular cigarette box, the slightly domed hinged lid monogram engraved within engine turned decoration, the sides similarly decorated, London 1913 by Wright & Davies, length 19.5cm.

A George VI silver sugar caster of cylindrical form with stepped and pierced cover, on a tapering circular foot, London 1937 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 218.9g.

A set of four early Victorian silver decanter labels of canted corner rectangular form, comprising 'Whiskey', 'Rum', 'Brandy' and 'Gin', Birmingham 1838 by John Wilkinson, a silver 'Sherry' decanter label, engraved with fruiting vines, Birmingham 1843 by George Unite, and a silver 'Port' decanter label, Birmingham 1822 by Joseph Willmore, total weight 50g.

A Chinese .925 sterling silver dish, inset with an Elizabeth II 1981 crown, Hong Kong by Wai Kee, diameter 9cm, a pair of small silver salt and pepper casters, each with a stopper, Birmingham 1978 by A.T. Cannon Ltd, three silver anointing teaspoons and a set of six silver coffee spoons, cased, total weight 169g.

A group of plated items, including a roll-over breakfast dish and pierced liner, a four-piece tea set, a pair of wine coasters and a six-division toast rack.

A George V silver circular bonbon dish, the lobed sides pierced with scrolls, raised on fleur-de-lis style legs terminating in pad feet, Birmingham 1932 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, weight 75.9g, diameter 11.5cm.

A George V silver hot water jug of tapering cylindrical form, Birmingham 1931 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, weight 500.6g, height 16cm.

A pair of George III silver bright-cut engraved sugar tongs, Sheffield 1779 by Richard Morton & Co, length 13.8cm, and a small group of other silver, including a tea strainer with loop handle, Birmingham 1913, a set of six teaspoons and a pair of matching sugar tongs, cased, weighable items 130.4g, together with a .900 silver backed hand mirror.

An Elizabeth II silver leaf shaped dish, Birmingham 1998 by Barker Ellis Silver Co, weight 79.6g.

An early Victorian part canteen of silver Old English pattern cutlery, comprising two tablespoons and forks, two dessert spoons and three forks, two sauce ladles and two salt spoons, London 1856 and 1857 by George Adams, total weight 630.5g, together with twelve silver handled Old English Thread pattern table knives and eleven matching dessert knives.

A George II silver meat skewer with scallop shell terminal, London 1759 by WA, length 24.2cm, and a small group of other silver, including a spirit measure, presentation engraved 'Alderman Roger Cork Lord Mayor 1996-97', London 1996 by Brian Leslie Fuller, height 7cm, and a St Paul's Cathedral spoon, London 1982 by AWB, length 11.3cm, cased, weighable items 364.3g.