Silver and Plate

An Elizabeth II silver octagonal baluster sugar caster with pierced domed cover, Birmingham 1957, weight 162.6g, height 17cm, a set of twelve plated and mother-of-pearl handled dessert knives and forks, within a mahogany case, and a set of six butter knives with silver foliate pistol handles, Sheffield 1901 by R.F. Mosley & Co.

A Victorian silver Grecian pattern knife, fork and spoon christening set, London 1880 and 1881 by Chawner & Co, cased, and another silver King's shape knife, fork and spoon christening set, decorated with vine leaves, Sheffield 1837 and 1838 by Aaron Hadfield, cased, total weighable items 100.8g.

A pair of Edwardian silver tapering hexagonal posy vases, London 1901 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, height 15.2cm, a pair of silver stub candlesticks, Birmingham 1975, height 5cm, and a set of six silver teaspoons, each spiral twisted handle with tapering foliate engraved terminal, London 1894 by Robert Pringle & Sons, weight of teaspoons only 60.7g, together with a plate mounted cut glass claret jug, height 26.5cm, and a plate mounted cut glass ice bucket with ice tongs.

An Edwardian silver circular rose bowl, embossed with a continuous garland of flowers and foliate scrolls, raised on a similarly decorated circular stepped foot, Sheffield 1906 by James Deakin & Sons, weight 404g, height 12.3cm, together with a mesh insert and an ebonized plinth.

A late Victorian part canteen of silver Princess pattern cutlery, crest engraved, comprising twelve tablespoons and table forks, twelve dessert spoons and forks and two sauce ladles, London 1895 by Carrington & Co, total weight 3990.3g.

A George V silver and tortoiseshell rectangular photograph frame, London 1920 by Mappin & Webb, height 11.2cm, width 15.2cm, and a small silver circular photograph frame, Birmingham 1919, diameter 7.9cm.

A George V silver rectangular photograph frame with shaped aperture, Birmingham 1928 by Balwin & Marriott, height 33cm.

A George VI silver rectangular snuff box, Birmingham 1938 by Charles S. Green & Co Ltd, weight 61.5g, length 5.4cm, an Egyptian silver circular snuff box, engraved with script and scrolls, weight 34.1g, diameter 5.4cm, and a Vietnamese silver circular hinged bangle, pierced and engraved with a dragon and bamboo, weight 17.5g, inside diameter 5.7cm.

A George IV silver rectangular vinaigrette with engraved decoration, hinged to reveal a gilt-hinged grille pierced and engraved with scrolls, Birmingham 1820 by T. Simpson & Son, weight 23.8g, length 4.1cm.

A George III silver circular teapot with flower finial above engraved foliate decoration, the front inscribed with a monogram framed by 'Presented To By Lord Carrington March 24th 1859', opposing an eagle crest, flanked by a bird mask spout and foliate capped scroll handle, raised on a circular foot, London 1803 by Robert Hennell I & Samuel Hennell, weight 837.4g, height 18.5cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

An Edwardian silver and mother-of-pearl mounted folding 'Orange Peeler' and fruit knife, Sheffield 1902 by William Needham and Robert Pringle & Sons, extended length 15cm (faults), and a group of other silver, including a sugar caster, Birmingham 1910, height 15.5cm, a set of six Albany pattern teaspoons, London 1910 by The Goldsmiths Emporium, cased, an envelope stamp case and two vesta cases, weighable items 396.6g.

A late Victorian silver twin sovereign and half-sovereign case, fitted with a suspension ring, Birmingham 1896 by Minshull & Latimer, length 5.8cm, and a silver coin purse with engraved decoration, hinged to reveal a fitted silk interior, Birmingham 1885 by David & Lionel Spiers, length 4.5cm, total weight 54.6g, together with a plated sovereign case.

An early Victorian silver rectangular vinaigrette with engine turned decoration, hinged to reveal a gilt hinged grille pierced and engraved with scrolls, Birmingham 1840 by Francis Clark, weight 13.1g, length 3.3cm.

A George III silver novelty caddy spoon in the form of a jockey's cap with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1798 by Joseph Taylor, length 4.9cm.

A George V silver novelty lid in the form of a boater with ribbon tie, Birmingham 1934 by Adie Brothers Ltd, diameter 9cm, a silver toy chamberstick, Birmingham 1902 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, height 3.2cm, a silver toy salon chair, import mark Sheffield 1900 by Samuel Boyce Landeck, height 4cm, and a .925 silver oval pillbox, length 2.5cm, total weight 97.6g.

An Edwardian silver curved rectangular cigarette case, engraved with a lioness and sword crest, London 1902 by Sampson Mordan & Co, weight 162.2g, length 13cm.

A set of six George V interfitting silver mounted horn beakers, each of tapering cylindrical form, fitted with a silver rim above an engraved silver shield shaped plaque, Sheffield 1928 and 1929 by Frederick C. Asman & Co, height of largest beaker 14cm, height of smallest beaker 7.8cm (faults), cased.

A George III silver baluster pepper caster with domed pierced cover and spiral finial, on a circular foot, London 1781, indistinct maker's mark, height 14cm, another similar silver pepper caster, marks worn, height 14cm, and a silver pepper caster with pierced domed cover, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1921, height 10cm, total weight 214.1g.

A group of plated items, including a rectangular sandwich box by Swaine & Adeney Ltd, length 12.5cm, a pair of wine coasters with beaded and foliate rims, an oval platter and a pair of twin scroll branch candelabra.