Silver and Plate

A George V silver sugar castor with pierced cover, Birmingham 1931, height 16.5cm, and a small collection of other silver items, including a wine coaster, a pair of candlesticks, a spill vase, a cream jug and a Continental .830 silver circular bowl.

A plated four-piece tea service, comprising teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and hotwater jug, together with a pair of plated wine coasters, two sugar scuttles and a bonbon basket.

A Walker & Hall plated two-handled tray, a pair of plated candlesticks and a Japanese antimony rectangular box, the cover and sides decorated in relief with chrysanthemums, length 25.5cm.

A George V silver three-piece novelty condiment set, each piece in the form of a thistle, comprising salt, pepper and mustard, together with matching salt and mustard spoons, Sheffield 1924 by Fenton Bros Ltd, height of pepper 5.6cm.

An Indian silver circular bowl, late 19th century, probably Lucknow, of typical circular form, worked in repoussé and chased with a continuous figural scene including an elephant, engraved bird signature mark to base, height 11.5cm.

A late 19th century Continental silver twin-handled oval basket, cast and pierced with oval portrait medallions below tied bows within a shaped border, raised on four feet, import mark London 1896, length 20.2cm, together with a Victorian silver christening spoon, London 1841, and a silver mounted three-piece dressing table set, comprising hand mirror, hair brush and clothes brush, Chester 1938.

A George V silver salver with engraved presentation inscription within a lobed octagonal pie crust rim, Birmingham 1932 by William Adams Ltd, width 25.2cm.

An Edwardian silver capstan inkwell of octagonal form with hinged lid and glass liner, Birmingham 1904 by A&J Zimmerman, height 5.2cm.

An Edwardian silver rose bowl with embossed flowers and foliate scrolls, on a circular pedestal foot, Sheffield 1904 by Atkin Bros, height 14cm, with ebonized stand.

An early 20th century Chinese export silver cylindrical dish and cover with stand, each piece pierced and engraved with chrysanthemums and applied with naturalistic branch and leaf handles and finial, stamped maker's mark of Hung Chong of Canton and Shanghai to underside of stand, total height 11cm.

A George V silver christening tankard of cylindrical form with scroll handle, Chester 1922 by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, height 9.2cm, together with a silver caster, Birmingham 1909, height 15.5cm.

A George III silver and cut glass oval mustard with hinged lid, London 1812 by Charles Fox I, height 10.2cm, together with a George III silver mustard spoon, four silver mounted cut glass vessels and a Chinese silver pepper.

An early 20th century Chinese silver mounted clear glass bottle and stopper, embossed with peonies and leaves, stamped maker's mark of Wang Hing to base, height 14cm.

A George IV silver mounted oval photograph frame with embossed scroll edges, Birmingham 1911 by Claydon, Robin & Co, height 17.8cm, together with a collection of other silver items, including two silver collared cut glass scent bottles and stoppers, London 1898 and 1900, heights 19.5cm and 18.5cm, and a pair of plated salts.

A George II silver salver with cast scalloped and scroll rim, framing a later engraved monogram to centre, raised on three scroll and hoof feet, London 1754 by William Peaston, engraved 'A*Q' to underside, diameter 29.5cm.

A Victorian walnut cased travelling vanity box, the compartmentalized interior fitted with three silver topped glass bottles and two circular jars, London 1847, and two rectangular glass boxes with pierced plated covers, width 30.5cm, together with a Victorian mother-of-pearl mounted rectangular box with hinged lid, width 17.9cm.

A George III silver porringer, the slightly flared half-reeded body with scroll framed vacant oval cartouche below a ribbed girdle, flanked by a pair of beaded loop handles, London 1770 by IB, height 8.2cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver and mother-of-pearl knife rests, designed as a pair of horns on a gadrooned decagonal base, Sheffield 1900 and 1902 by James Deakin & Sons, length 8cm.

A George III Irish silver oval teapot stand with bright cut engraved foliate band and central crest, on scroll feet, Dublin 1799 by William Doyle, length 19.7cm.