Silver and Plate

A pair of 20th century sterling storm lanterns with glass shades, height 26.5cm (one shade cracked), a pair of engine turned silver mounted hairbrushes and a similarly decorated hand mirror, together with a group of plated items, including a swing handled basket, a rectangular two-handled dressing table tray and an entrée dish, cover and handle.

A George V silver Old English pattern soup ladle and a matching serving spoon, Sheffield 1914 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, total weight 342.9g.

A George V harlequin silver three-piece tea set of girdled cushion form with cast rim, raised on scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, comprising teapot and two-handled sugar bowl, Sheffield 1914 by Fenton Brothers Ltd, and a milk jug, Birmingham 1920 by S.W. Smith & Co, total weight 1277.2g (one leg detached from teapot but present). Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A pair of late Victorian silver canted rectangular bonbon dishes, each with pierced and embossed sides within an engraved rim, London 1897 by Josiah Williams & Co, weight 153.8g, length 15cm.

A pair of George VI silver twin branch candelabra, each scroll branch with urn shaped sconce, detachable nozzle and drip tray, on a baluster column and cut cornered square base, Birmingham 1938 by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, height 29.5cm.

A set of six George III silver Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1802 by Alice & George Burrows II, a pair of silver pepper casters, marks worn, and a small group of silver and silver mounted cut glass, weighable items 352g, together with a small group of plated items.

A part canteen of Robert Welch stainless steel Old Hall pattern cutlery, comprising six table knives, forks and spoons, six dessert knives, forks and spoons, six teaspoons and two serving spoons.

A mid-20th century Spanish silver two-handled oval tray, weight 346g, length 43cm.

An early 20th century Austro-Hungarian silver and niello rectangular box with hinged lid, hallmarked for Vienna by George Adam Scheid, weight 127.2g, length 8.8cm.

A Spanish Cortasa Alpaca plated part dinner service, each piece with scroll rim and engraved monogram, comprising a pair of graduated oval meat dishes, lengths 54cm and 45.5cm, circular dish, diameter 39.7cm, soup tureen and cover, entrée dish and cover and two sauceboats with integral stands, together with a pair of similar two-handled oval trays, each stamped 'Cortasa Alpaca'.

A George V silver curved rectangular hip flask with screw hinged cover, Birmingham 1926 by Henry Matthews, weight 96.2g, height 11.5cm.

A Victorian silver curved circular hip flask with screw cover, the front engraved with a monogram, the reverse inscription engraved 'Bridges Willyams, Arthurs Club', London 1866 by William Summers, weight 83.8g, height 9.5cm.

A George V silver vesta case, the front with a hinged stamp section, Birmingham 1915 by Joseph Gloster Ltd, height 4.4cm, together with two other silver vesta cases, including one with engraved decoration and fitted with a silver Albert chain with silver T-bar and swivel, total weight 74.1g.

A George V silver purse, embossed with flowers and 'C' scrolls, fitted with a chain and suspension ring, Chester 1910 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, width 7.8cm (lacking interior), together with four silver napkin rings, total weight 107.4g.

A George V silver oval photograph frame mount, height 24.5cm, and a group of other silver items, including a .925 saucer and a circular salt, weighable items only 276.4g.

A late 19th century Russian silver napkin ring, 84 zolotnik, with engraved decoration between beaded rims, Moscow 1896 by Varvara Baladanov, together with a group of Continental silver and white metal items, including a set of four circular salts and two napkin rings, total weight 358g.

A pair of George V silver circular bonbon dishes, each lobed rim with raised pierced gallery, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1927 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, weight 180g, height 5cm.

A Continental silver and parcel gilt diminutive jug, possibly 17th century, the slightly tapered cylindrical body applied with gilt filigree scrolling foliage, on a circular foot, unmarked, weight 95.3g, height 6.8cm (damaged).