Silver and Plate

A George V silver rectangular cut-throat razor box with hinged lid, the interior fitted with seven steel razors, each detailed with day of the week, London 1916 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, length 17.6cm.

A George V leather and canvas travelling vanity case, bearing label inscribed 'Makers Bick Bros Cheltenham', length 41.5cm, fitted with three silver topped glass cylindrical jars, London 1892 and 1893 and Birmingham 1913, and a plated and glass jar.

A George V silver and cut glass inkwell with hinged lid, Birmingham 1913 by John Grinsell & Sons, height 7.6cm, together with a small silver chalice, Sheffield 1927 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, a silver cylindrical mustard, London 1872 (lacking liner), a pair of silver backed clothes brushes and a plated wine coaster.

A harlequin set of twelve Austro-Hungarian silver Fiddle pattern tablespoons and five similar tablespoons, all pieces have the five lobed mark with the letter 'A' for Vienna, six tablespoons with maker's mark 'FF' and six with maker's mark that looks like 'JZ', the teaspoons with maker's mark 'FO'.

A late 19th century Russian silver beaker, 84 zolotnik, engraved with buildings and flowers, height 7cm, together with a pair of .800 silver napkin rings, a silver hinged bangle, six Norwegian silver gilt and enamel coffee spoons and a Mexican spoon.

A collection of plated cutlery, including two Continental part canteens.

A collection of assorted plated items, including an oval tray, a rectangular tray, an oval entrée dish, liner and cover and a double sauce boat.

A George V silver mounted cut glass decanter and stopper, London 1934, height 27cm (crack to neck).

A pair of Elizabeth II silver lobster picks, Sheffield 1961 by Travis Wilson & Co Ltd, cased, and a collection of other plated and stainless steel lobster picks.

A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Russian silver four-light, three-branch candelabra, 84 zolotnik, each naturalistically cast in the form of a tree, its leafy branches forming the three scroll branches, each supporting a leaf moulded drip tray and sconce with detachable plain nozzle, the base surmounted with a putto collecting grapes in a hat, raised on pierced leaf and vine feet, Kokoshnik mark for 1899-1908 and maker's mark 'P.L.' to bases and nozzles, height 43cm.

A George V silver teapot and milk jug, each with gadrooned border, on paw feet, Sheffield 1915 by John Round & Son Ltd, length of teapot 25.5cm, together with a similar silver sugar bowl and cream jug, London 1900 by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, and a pair of silver candlesticks, Birmingham 1963 (faults).

A pair of Edwardian silver circular salts with gadrooned rims and chased floral decoration, on scroll feet, and a pair of matching salt spoons, Chester 1900 by William Aitken, diameters 5.6cm, cased (case damaged and one glass liner lacking).

A William IV silver Fiddle and Thread pattern meat skewer, London 1830 by John, Henry & Charles Lias, length 35.5cm.

A George V silver framed dressing table mirror with arched top and engine turned decoration, oak back and easel stand, London 1910 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, height 33.5cm.

A George III silver caster of baluster form with pierced dome cover, London 1798, height 16cm, together with a George III silver and cut glass cruet bottle with hinged tappit lid and scroll handle, London 1794, height 16.2cm, and a George IV silver and cut glass caster, the pierced cover with gadrooned rim, London 1824 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, height 10.7cm.

A Victorian silver beaker of flared cylindrical form, engraved with a coat of arms and inscription, London 1872 by William Wrangham Williams, height 11.6cm.

A Victorian Scottish silver mounted horn vinaigrette, the silver hinged lid decorated with thistles and inset with Cairngorm quartz surmount, unmarked, length 5cm, together with a silver vesta case, Chester 1900, and a silver hinged oval pill box.

A modern silver heart shaped scent bottle and funnel, two silver bladed and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, a silver spoon and a pendant.

A set of four late Victorian silver mounted horn shot measure beakers, each of tapering cylindrical form with silver rim and shield shaped crest plaque, London 1882 by Frederic Purnell, height 4.8cm (natural shrinkage cracks to three).