Silver and Plate

A Victorian silver goblet, the ovoid bowl engraved with a crest and foliate bands, on a beaded knop stem and circular foot, Sheffield 1883 by Walker & Hall, height 18.5cm.

A Continental .800 silver novelty box and cover in the form of a curling stone with hinged lid and turned wood handle, diameter 7cm.

A collection of assorted silver and plated items, including two silver two-handled cups, a plated wine funnel, a gravy spoon and a fish slice.

A George V silver goblet, Birmingham 1928, height 11cm, together with a set of six silver and enamel coffee spoons, cased, five silver fiddle pattern egg spoons, London 1854, and a small group of other silver items.

A late Victorian silver oval dish, embossed and pierced with a border of flowers and scrolls, Sheffield 1900 by Harrison Brothers & Howson, length 31.2cm.

An Edwardian silver circular dish, pierced and engraved with a border of flowers, foliate scrolls and opposing vacant cartouches beneath a cast floral and foliate rim, London 1902 by Charles Stuart Harris, diameter 24.2cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver candlesticks with cylindrical columns and circular bases, Birmingham 1996 and 1997, height 13.5cm, together with a silver ashtray, Birmingham 1989.

An early 19th century Sheffield plate inkstand, fitted with a pair of cut glass inkwells and covers, flanking a cylindrical box with chamberstick cover, the stand with scallop shell decoration, on ball feet, length 33.3cm (both glass wells chipped).

A Victorian ivory handled carving knife and fork, each handle carved with a bust portrait of a gentleman, representing Shakespeare and Milton, cased, length of case 49.5cm (case damaged).

A pair of George III silver candlesticks, each rococo scroll moulded baluster stem decorated in relief with flowers and leaves, on a similarly decorated scroll moulded base, Sheffield 1814 by John & Thomas Settle, height 30cm, each fitted with a Sheffield plate twin-branch candelabrum top with similarly moulded decoration, urn shaped sconces and detachable nozzles, total height 56cm.

A silver cigarette case, London 1936, and a pair of silver spill vases.

A collection of plated items, including an oval shell patterned tray, a three-piece tea set and an Indian white metal spill vase.

An Art Deco Christofle silver plated tureen and cover in the style of Luc Lanel, the circular body flanked by hemispherical handles, the gently domed cover with button knop, diameter 26.3cm.

A pair of Victorian silver mounted horse's hoof inkwells, each hoof fitted with a horseshoe, the silver collar with hinged lid engraved 'Countess' beneath a crest and banner with motto 'Vincet Veritas', London 1868 by Daniel & John Wellby, height 11cm.

A Victorian plated desk stand, modelled as a monkey hanging from a tree with its left hand forming a watch holder, the naturalistic base with two tree stump match and sealing wax holders and an inkwell with pierced penholder cover, the underside stamped 'W. Thornhill, New Bond Street, London', height 28.5cm.

A modern silver photograph frame with scroll surround, Sheffield 1986, height 19cm.

A George V silver circular trinket box, Birmingham 1918, diameter 9cm (hinge detached), together with a silver bonbon basket and a silver backed clothes brush.

A George III silver Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1762, a George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, London 1802, and three further George III silver tablespoons.