Silver and Plate

An Elizabeth II silver lined thuya wood circular bowl, Birmingham 1958 by Joseph Gloster Ltd, diameter 11.3cm, a Dutch silver spoon, import mark London 1903 by Singleton, Benda & Co Ltd, length 12.5cm, and a small group of other silver, total weighable items 171.5g, together with a plated wine coaster with pierced and festoon decoration, by Viners Ltd, diameter 12.5cm (some faults).

A George III harlequin silver four-piece tea set of squat circular girdled form, crest engraved, comprising teapot, London 1818 by John Cope Folkard, two-handled sugar bowl, milk jug and circular teapot stand, London 1812, 1813 and 1814 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, and a pair of silver Old English Thread pattern sugar tongs, London 1796 by George Smith & William Fearn, total weight excluding teapot stand 1075.5g.

An Edwardian silver christening tankard of cylindrical tapering form with loop handle, engraved with bands of fleurs-de-lis, Birmingham 1909 by Jones & Crompton, height 8.3cm, a silver christening spoon and pusher, Birmingham 1946 by William Adams Ltd, a pair of silver napkin rings, London 1994, and two other silver napkin rings, total weight 223g.

An Art Nouveau plated hand mirror, relief decorated with a maiden with flowing hair and flowers, length 25.5cm, and a late Victorian silver hand mirror, embossed with a cherub amongst scrolling leaves and berries, Chester 1898 by William Aitken, length 27.5cm (faults).

A Victorian Aesthetic silver ewer, the narrow tapering neck with hinged lid and knop finial above a low-bellied body, flanked by a scroll handle, on a circular foot, engraved with fern fronds and strapwork decoration, London 1874 by Richards & Brown, weight 586.6g, height 32cm.

A set of six George V silver nail head coffee spoons, Sheffield 1921, cased, a set of six silver bright cut engraved teaspoons, Sheffield 1956, cased, a set of six silver bean end coffee spoons, Sheffield 1930, cased, and a set of five silver Albany pattern teaspoons, Sheffield 1909, cased, total weight 274g, together with a Mexican sterling silver christening spoon and fork set, weight 42.4g, cased.

A Mappin & Webb plated tea, coffee and café-au-lait service with bark textured decoration, each applied with a shield shaped crest, comprising kettle-on-stand with burner, fitted to an integral oval two-handled tea tray, teapot, coffee pot, pair of café-au-lait pots, each with turned wood handle, slop bowl, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, together with a similarly decorated plated breakfast roll-over dish. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A George IV silver Fiddle pattern caddy shovel, London 1824 by William Schofield, length 9.3cm, a silver combination slide-action dip pen and pencil with engine turned decoration, London 1825 by Sampson Mordan & Gabriel Riddle, extended length 16.8cm, and a small group of other silver, including a vesta case, weighable items 65g, together with a .800 silver straw spoon, weight 32.3g, a French silver mounted mother-of-pearl desk seal and a steel chain.

A George VI silver christening tankard of tapering cylindrical form, on a circular foot cast with a Celtic style band, London 1938 by Mappin & Webb, weight 208.g, height 9cm.

An Edwardian silver spherical hinged box with embossed scroll decoration, fitted with a suspension ring, London 1903 by Charlie Jacques & Frederick Bartholomew, diameter 5.4cm, two silver cigarette cases and a silver four-division toast rack, total weight 292.7g, together with a silver mounted cut glass travelling inkwell and a pair of silver mounted cut glass circular salts.

A pair of George V silver baluster posy vases, each with pierced rim above a faceted body and circular foot, Birmingham 1918 by Henry Matthews, height 13.3cm, a silver christening mug, Sheffield 1940, height 7.2cm, and a small group of other silver, including two bowls and a two-handled sugar bowl with matching milk jug, total weight 620g, together with a small group of plated items, including a set of six novelty menu holders, each in the form of a duck.

A pair of George VI silver mounted Stourbridge cut glass decanters and stoppers, each with a silver collar above an ovoid body on a circular foot, Birmingham 1938 by Hukin & Heath, height 23cm.

A George V silver capstan inkwell with hinged lid and glass liner, Birmingham 1922, diameter 15.2cm, and a silver and enamelled octagonal powder compact, the hinged lid enamelled in black and white in an Art Deco design, Birmingham 1934 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, width 8.2cm.

A pair of George II silver circular salts, each with a ropetwist rim, raised on stepped shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1746 by David Hennell I, diameter 6.5cm, a pair of silver circular salts, each with a gadrooned rim raised on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1849 by Edward, John & William Barnard, diameter 7.5cm, and a pair of silver salt spoons, total weight 326.8g, together with a plated oval cruet stand with central handle and pierced sides.

A William IV and later silver three-piece tea set of squat circular lobed form, crest engraved, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1831 and 1837 by R. & S. Garrard & Co, weight 1585.2g, length of teapot 25.5cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1782 by Stephen Adams, length 21cm, a silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, London 1795 by John Lias, length 18cm, and a set of six silver bean end coffee spoons, total weight 193.6g, together with two pairs of Norwegian silver cake servers and a group of plated items, including a cocktail shaker, pair of Sheffield plate candlesticks, basket with swing handle and a part canteen of cutlery with faux ivory handles, cased.