Silver and Plate

An early 20th century silver pig creamer, modelled standing with curled tail and hinged oval lid to its back, one side engraved with a presentation inscription, import mark Chester 1903 by Samuel Boyce Landeck, weight 112.3g, length 9.7cm, height 4.8cm, together with a 20th century silver novelty pig vesta case, weight 18.5g, length 5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Turkish Ottoman Empire plated and niello oval link belt with filigree clasp, total length 89.5cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Middle Eastern Bedouin silver amulet necklace (lazim), possibly Yemeni, designed with five flat panels with beaded decoration united by seven rows of beads, supporting three similarly decorated tubular pendants hung with tassels, weight 856g, together with two other similar plated necklaces and a tasselled pendant earring and ornament.

A small collection of Middle Eastern silver and plated items, including an Egyptian silver cylindrical box and cover with engraved decoration, height 13cm, a silver hookah, height 19.5cm, a diminutive oil lamp, an Egyptian silver backed mirror, diameter 16cm, and a dish and cover, height 10.5cm, together with an Ethiopian .830 silver beaker and matchbox sleeve, weighable silver 813g.

A 20th century Persian silver diminutive three-piece tea service, comprising samovar, teapot and cover and tray, each piece engraved with foliate panels, total weight 1286g, height of samovar 25.8cm.

A small group of silver cutlery, including a small letter opener with Cheshire cat finial, Chester 1918 by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, length 9cm, and two George III dessert spoons, total weight 189g.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver wine coasters, London 1973 by M.C. Hersey & Son Ltd, diameter 12.5cm.

A George III silver sauceboat with shaped rim and foliate capped scroll handle, on three scallop shouldered hoof feet, London 1764 by WP, weight 298g, length 18.5cm.

A George IV silver gilt rectangular vinaigrette with cast foliate border and engine turned decoration, the interior with pierced and engraved hinged grille, Birmingham 1829 by Francis Clark, weight 16.5g, length 3.8cm.

An early 19th century French miniature toy silver coffee pot of baluster form with scroll moulded spout and ebony scroll handle, beneath a domed hinged lid with gadrooned rim and knop finial, Paris 1819-1838 by J.E. Coffinet, weight 58.3g, height 7.9cm (handle repaired). Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins, purchased from Sotheby's Amsterdam, 12th December 2001, Lot 119.

A late 18th century French miniature toy silver circular tray with anthemion and beaded rim, Paris 1793-1809, weight 34.7g, diameter 6.5cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.

An early 18th century Dutch miniature toy silver oval tilt-top table, the birdcage mount with latch fastening, on a turned baluster column and tripod legs, various marks, weight 52.1g, length of table top 9.1cm. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins, purchased from Sotheby's Amsterdam, 12th December 2001, Lot 231.

A Dutch miniature toy silver kettle and stand, the kettle of compressed circular form with swing handle, the stand of pierced basket form with overhead swing handle, on a pedestal base and three ball feet, unmarked, weight 23.6g, total weight 23.7g. Provenance: the private collection of the late Guy and Sylvia Watkins.

A George V silver rectangular dressing table mirror with plain band and scroll embossed borders, Birmingham 1910 by Henry Matthews, height 33.5cm.

A pair of George III silver wine coasters, each with gadrooned rim and lobed body, Sheffield 1809 by William Tucker & Co, diameters 12.6cm.

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 pair of Elizabeth II silver wine coasters, each with gadrooned wavy rim and pierced sides, London 1987 by J.A. Campbell, diameter 9.9cm, together with three Elizabeth II silver decanter labels.

A George III silver harlequin dessert set, comprising four tablespoons, sugar sifter ladle and smaller sauce ladle, each later engraved and gilt with fruit and trellis panelled foliate motifs, London various dates and makers, total weight 282g, length of spoon 20.8cm, within a fitted leather case.

A George V silver mounted photograph frame of rectangular form with arched surmount and engine turned decoration, the Bakelite back with hinged stand, London 1929 by British Metalising Co Ltd, height 36cm.