Silver and Plate

A pair of 20th century plated twin scroll branch three-light candelabra tops (lacking stems and bases), and a set of six plated table knives.

A late Victorian silver commemorative thimble commemorating Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee 1837-1897, Birmingham, date letter rubbed, by Deakin & Francis, weight 7.3g, height 2.2cm.

A 20th century Nepalese white metal figure of a female musician, modelled standing playing a stringed instrument, weight 401.5g, height 28.7cm.

An early 20th century Russian silver salt, 84 zolotnik, in the form of a swan with feather detail, Kokoshnik mark and '900' to base, weight 48.9g, height 4.5cm.

A collection of various silver collectors' spoons, some with enamelled decoration, total weight 279g, together with a large collection of plated and other collectors' spoons.

A Victorian silver chamberstick of circular lobed form, engraved with scrolls, flanked by a foliate scroll handle, with detachable nozzle and conical snuffer, London 1841 by Edward, Edward jnr, John & William Barnard, weight 153.9g, diameter 10.5cm.

A late Victorian silver sauceboat with foliate capped scroll handle, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1900 by Josiah Williams & Co, weight 247.6g, length 21cm.

A set of four George III silver Corinthian column candlesticks, each with a beaded detachable nozzle above a swagged sconce and vertical beaded and reeded tapering stem, on a beaded and bellflower stepped square base, Sheffield 1780 by John Winter & Co, height 29.5cm.

A William IV silver milk jug of squat circular form with reeded decoration, flanked by a reeded scroll handle, on cast foliate feet, London 1836 by John James Keith, weight 202g, height 10cm.

A William IV silver pap boat with stylized scallop shell, foliate and gadrooned rim, London 1835 by Edward, Edward jnr, John & William Barnard, weight 78.8g, length 13.3cm.

Two Elizabeth II silver mounted shaped rectangular photograph frames, each embossed with tied ribbon and bellflower garland decoration, both Sheffield 2010 by Carrs of Sheffield, heights 24cm and 19cm.

A William IV silver circular bowl with beaded rim above chased and engraved floral and foliate decoration, raised on foliate shouldered scroll legs, London 1830 by Edward Barton, diameter 10.5cm, and a silver oval salt on a tapering stem and oval foot, London 1805 by John Emes, height 6cm, total weight 258g.

A pair of Victorian Classical Revival silver candlesticks, each with a beaded detachable nozzle above a bellflower decorated sconce, on a square knop stem and similarly decorated square base, Sheffield 1873 by TH, height 15.5cm.

A South-east Asian white metal pedestal bowl, the shallow exterior and domed foot embossed with foliate scrolls, stamped mark to base, weight 179g, height 9.2cm, together with a group of similarly decorated plated bowls and boxes and covers.

A pair of late Victorian plated graduated meat domes with beaded scroll handles and rims, lengths 47cm and 36cm.

A William IV silver chamberstick, the urn shaped sconce with detachable nozzle, on a circular wavy rimmed base, the scroll handle fitted with a detachable conical snuffer, Sheffield 1830 by Robert Gainsford, weight 338.3g, diameter 17.5cm.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver mounted graduated shaped rectangular photograph frames, each embossed with tied ribbon and bellflower garland decoration, Sheffield 1994 and 1995 by Carrs of Sheffield, heights 24cm and 17cm, and another similar silver mounted photograph frame, no date letter, height 17cm.

A George III silver circular bread basket with overhead ropetwist swing handle, the pierced sides formed with reeded basketweave between a stiff leaf basal band and chased basketweave rim, the interior engraved with a coat of arms, the underside with engraved presentation inscription 'Given to G.E. Beauchamp by the Heirs of George Caswall Esq of Sacomb Park Herts 1828', London 1792 by John Wakelin & William Taylor, weight 1241g, diameter 27.2g, height including handle 28.5cm.

A George III silver chamberstick, the baluster shaped sconce with detachable nozzle, on a circular base, the foliate capped scroll handle fitted with a detachable conical snuffer, all with beaded rims, London 1775 by Robert Jones & John Scofield, weight 87.2g, diameter 8.5cm.