Silver and Plate

An Edwardian silver circular dish, the centre cast with a coat of arms and inscribed 'Innholders Company...' London 1907 by Spink & Son, diameter 12.5cm, a small group of other silver items, comprising two footed bonbon dishes and a toast rack, total weight 371.4g, and a silver wine coaster, London 1992.

A George V silver rectangular stamp box, the hinged lid revealing a detachable three-section compartment, on a rectangular foliate decorated base, Chester 1919 by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, length 8.5cm, and a silver oval trinket box with embossed hinged lid, Birmingham 1895, length 9cm, total weight 142.4g, together with a silver engine turned wallet with fabric interior, length 9.8cm.

A George IV silver taper chamberstick of naturalistic foliate form, Birmingham 1829 by Joseph Willmore, height 2.5cm (faults), another similar silver taper chamberstick, unmarked, height 4.5cm, and a silver foliate engraved taper chamberstick with hexagonal sconce, on an octagonal domed foot, Birmingham 1846 by Yapp & Woodward, height 8cm, total weight 85.8g.

A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass square inkwell, the hinged lid with rotating top revealing an aperture, London 1895 by Benjamin Brothers, height 8.5cm, a silver mounted clear glass circular teapot stand, Birmingham 1923, diameter 15.2cm, and a pair of silver mounted cut glass bottles, Birmingham 1907 (one with matched stopper).

A George V silver hip flask with screw hinged lid, Sheffield 1928 by James Dixon & Sons, height 12cm, a pair of silver boteh shaped pin dishes, Birmingham 1905, length 13cm, and a group of other silver items, including various condiments, a desk calendar and a silver handled tortoiseshell page turner, London 1898, length 43cm, weighable items 483g.

A set of four Elizabeth II silver novelty menu holders, each in the form of a frog seated on a lily pad before three lily petals forming the menu holder, height 2.4cm, a matching candle holder and a caddy spoon, London 1990 by JR, total weight 241.9g.

A group of plated items, including a pair of Corinthian column candlesticks, height 29cm, a pair of cut glass ewers, height 25.5cm, a roll-over breakfast dish and a three-piece tea set.

A George IV silver three-piece tea set, each piece of squat circular form with gadrooned rims, flanked by foliate capped scroll handles, raised on cast foliate feet, comprising teapot, milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl, London 1825 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, weight 1346g, length of teapot 27cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A George III silver novelty pillbox in the form of a footstool, the hinged lid with engraved decoration, on ball feet, Birmingham 1817 by Joseph Willmore, length 3.6cm, a silver cased folding square travelling bedside clock, import mark London 1921, a silver chainmesh evening purse, import mark London 1916, width 10.5cm, and a small group of other silver items, including a pair of Fiddle pattern sugar tongs, Exeter 1849, and a pair of pepper casters, weighable items 188.7g.

An Edwardian silver tapering cylindrical posy vase, embossed with flowers and foliate scrolls, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1903 by William Devenport, height 9cm, a silver shaped rectangular pin dish, embossed with masks and scrolling tendrils, Birmingham 1904 by William Devenport, length 11cm, a set of four silver glass holders, each embossed with a rural scene, Sheffield 1893 and 1894 by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, and a similar pair of shot glass holders, import mark London 1890 by Thomas Glaser, all fitted with glass liners, total weight 194.7g.

A group of plated items, including a pair of octagonal entrées dishes, covers and handles, two cake baskets, a three-piece tea set, a pair of candlesticks, a three-tier cake stand and a group of plated cutlery.

A pair of George III silver candlesticks with fluted decoration, each oval sconce on a tapering stem and oval foot, Sheffield 1789 by John Parsons & Co, height 32cm (each sconce drilled for electricity).

A George V silver hot water pot of baluster form with gadrooned rim, London 1918 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weight 1024.8g, height 21.5cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A pair of Victorian silver Fiddle and Thread pattern asparagus tongs, each blade with pierced scroll decoration, London 1845 by John & Henry Lias, weight 241.9g, length 24.5cm.

A George VI silver circular bowl of flared form on a cast wavy foot, Sheffield 1944 by Roberts & Belk, diameter 19.3cm, a pair of silver sugar tongs, London 1791 by Peter & Ann Bateman, length 14cm, seven silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, including a set of four, London 1827 by John, Henry & Charles Lias, and a small group of Continental silver items, total weight 616.9g.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of an articulated teddy bear, Birmingham 1908 by H.V. Pithey & Co, height 4cm, another silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a seated teddy bear, Birmingham 1909 by W.J. Myatt & Co, height 3.7cm, a silver model of a teddy bear seated with a honey pot and spoon on a rectangular simulated carpet base, London 1992 by JR, height 2cm, and two .925 silver menu holders, one in the form of an elephant, the other of a deity, both on circular domed bases, heights 2.7cm and 3cm.

A small group of silver items, including a set of six apostle coffee spoons, Birmingham 1914 by Mappin & Webb, cased, and a set of six German .800 silver teaspoons with engraved decoration, weighable items 122g, together with a group of plated items, including a pair of Sheffield plate candlesticks (later converted for electricity), a three-piece tea set and a two-handled basket.

A George V Arts and Crafts style silver circular bowl, the exterior with raised inscription band detailed 'Regina E.R E.R 1601 E.R Elizabeth Dei . Gracia . Angliae Franciae . ET . Hiberviae', flanked by a pair of handles, on hoof feet, Birmingham 1925 by George Lawrence Connell, weight 390.5g, width across handles 16.5cm.

A pair of Victorian silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1872 by Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd, length 20.5cm, a set of three silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, London 1852 by Chawner & Co, and a matched dessert spoon, London 1859 by The Portland Co, length 18cm, total weight 322g.