Silver and Plate

A George V silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form with scroll handle, on a flared foot, Chester 1925 by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, weight 203.2g, height 9cm.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a pig, Birmingham 1905 by Abrahall & Bint, length 4.7cm.

A George VI silver circular card salver with wavy rim, on scroll feet, Sheffield 1946 by Atkin Brothers, weight 177g, diameter 16cm.

A George V silver quaich with tab handles, inscription engraved, on a circular foot, London 1924 by Garrard & Co Ltd, weight 177g, length 15.7cm.

A George III silver circular salver, the centre engraved with a monogrammed scroll cartouche and inscription, within a stylized scallop shell and gadrooned rim, on claw and ball feet, London 1767 by Richard Rugg I, weight 817.6g, diameter 31.5cm.

A pair of Victorian silver berry spoons, each with fruit and flower embossed bowls and engraved handle, Sheffield 1889 by Levesley Brothers, total weight 115.7g, length 20.7cm.

A George III Scottish silver oval teapot stand with engraved decoration, on lappet shaped feet, Edinburgh 1794 by George Christie, weight 156.5g, length 17.8cm.

A George V silver circular salver, the centre engraved with a lion crest within scroll decoration and gadrooned rim, raised on hoof feet, London 1913 by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, weight 362.9g, diameter 21cm.

A George IV silver Old English pattern soup ladle with engraved feather-edge decoration, London 1824 by John Meek, weight 180.7g, length 32cm.

A rare Victorian silver novelty nutmeg grater in the form of a nut kernel, the hinged lid and underside repoussé decorated with walnuts and leaves, the interior with hinged steel grate, Birmingham 1853 by Hilliard & Thomason, weight 21.6g, length 4.2cm.

A George III silver oval cushion shaped cream jug, height 8cm, together with a small collection of silver cutlery, including a Fiddle pattern caddy spoon, Exeter 1828 by Isaac Parkin, three Victorian silver Fiddle pattern mustard spoons, Exeter 1839 by John Stone, a cast and pierced sifter spoon, London 1895, and various table, dessert and teaspoons, total weight 701g.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box, the engine turned hinged lid initial engraved, the front engraved with the AA insignia above 'Long Service Award', Birmingham 1963 by Poston Products Ltd, length 14.5cm.

A George V silver curved rectangular engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1933 by M.H. Meyer Ltd, length 8.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including an ashtray, vesta case and a twizzle stick, total weight 206.7g.

A pair of George V silver mounted glass cluck-cluck decanters and stoppers, each with a twin pouring spout, Birmingham 1919 by Asprey & Co Ltd, height 28.5cm.

A group of Georg Jensen Acorn pattern silver cutlery, comprising eight fish knives, two dessert spoons and six pastry forks, total weight 714.4g.

A late Victorian silver go-to-bed taperstick and matchbox holder, the rectangular body with hammered decoration, surmounted with a small taper chamberstick, on ball feet, Chester 1897 by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, weight 59.6g, length 8cm, together with a Norwegian plated spoon, length 13.2cm.

A George IV silver christening tankard of faceted baluster form, London 1826, height 9.5cm, and a group of other silver, including a christening spoon and fork set, London 1902, cased, a mustard and an ashtray, weighable items 334.4g, together with a group of plated items, including a christening spoon and fork set, cased, a pair of candlesticks and a four-egg cruet set.

A George V silver trefid pattern christening knife, fork and spoon set, London 1924 by Harrods Ltd, cased, and a George III silver Fiddle pattern fish slice, the blade pierced and engraved with a fish, London 1805 by IG, total weight 238.6g.

A George V silver circular tazza with raised wavy rim, on a circular foot, Chester 1921 by Barker Brothers, weight 433.5g, height 10cm, diameter 25cm.