Silver and Plate

A George V silver baluster cream jug with reeded loop handle, crest engraved, Birmingham 1919 by S.W. Smith & Co, height 9.7cm, two similar silver crescent shaped decanter labels, each engraved with either 'Port' or 'Sherry', London 1807 and 1805 by Peter & William Bateman, total weight 202.2g, a silver mounted desk calendar and a silver and turned wood candle snuffer, together with a small group of plated items, including a wine funnel. Provenance: from the estate of the late Michael Rawlins of Wakefords, Easebourne, West Sussex.

A pair of Elizabeth II silver decanter labels, each cast as a standing horse on a rectangular grass effect panel, pierced with either 'Brandy' or 'Sherry', London 1975 and 1976 by John Henry Odell, height 7.5cm, and another matched 'Whisky' decanter label, London 1975 by Mappin & Webb Ltd, total weight 99.8g.

An Edwardian silver nursery rhyme christening tankard, one side detailed with the verse 'Little Miss Muffet...' opposing a scene of a young girl and a spider, Birmingham 1901 by Levi & Salaman, height 7.7cm, and a silver teacup, Birmingham 1958 by E.J. Houlston Ltd, height 6cm, total weight 141.9g, together with a plated christening tankard with scroll handle, inscription engraved, height 8.3cm.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver menu holders, each pierced and engraved with a different game bird, stag and dog, within a shaped circular surround, on a circular disc base, London 1986 by J.A. Campbell, and two later matched silver menu holders, one with a stag, the other with a horse, London 2000 by J.A. Campbell, total weight 100.8g, diameter of base 3.1cm, cased, together with a set of eight plated menu holders, each in the form of a pheasant, height 2.2cm.

A George V and later part canteen of silver Pembury pattern cutlery, comprising four tablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks and eleven dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, two sauce ladles and six coffee spoons, Birmingham 1935 and 1937 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, and a later matched dessert spoon, Sheffield 1986 by Mappin & Webb, total weight 3753.3g, within an Art Deco oak two-drawer canteen table.

An Edwardian silver mounted spiral moulded cluck-cluck decanter and stopper, the cylindrical neck with four pouring lips above a pierced and embossed collar, Birmingham 1904 by Henry Matthews, height 27cm, a silver overlaid green glass decanter and stopper, height 26.5cm (faults), and a plate mounted brown glass flagon with hinged lid, height 21.5cm.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, London 1814 by Peter & William Bateman, length 23cm, a set of three 19th century coin silver tablespoons by Gottlieb Ephraim Wulsten of Danzig, length 23.5cm, and a set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1942 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, total weight 394.2g.

A set of six George V and later silver and enamelled coffee spoons, each bowl back and handle enamelled in cream and painted with a stylized tree design, Birmingham 1933 and 1937 by Turner & Simpson Ltd, and another set of six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1939 by Arthur Price & Co Ltd, total weight 117.9g, both cased.

An Edwardian silver trinket box of shaped rectangular form with hinged lid, name engraved, on pierced stylized fleur-de-lis scroll legs, London 1902 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, length 10.5cm, and a silver christening tankard, engraved with fern fronds, Sheffield 1876, height 9.5cm, total weight 269.2g.

A late Victorian silver trinket box of bombé form with hinged lid and bud finial, embossed with opposing cartouche of putti in a landscape framed by flowers, cornered by foliate scrolls, on similarly cast scroll feet, import mark London 1897 by David Bridge, weight 203.5g, height 9cm.

An Elizabeth II silver circular dish, the centre engraved with an upright piano within an outswept rim, inscription engraved, London 1959 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, diameter 12cm, together with two silver ashtrays, total weight 292g.

A small group of silver, including a silver mounted travelling watch case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1910, fitted with a Goliath pocket watch, and a Dutch silver hand mirror (lacking mirror), weighable items 158.1g, together with a group of plated items, including a novelty money box in the form of a dog emerging from a kennel, length 9cm, a leather covered glass hip flask with detachable plated cup, height 10cm, and a card salver.

An Elizabeth II silver mounted novelty corkscrew, the handle formed as a salmon, Birmingham 1985, length of handle 8.8cm.

A George III silver Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1792 by George Smith & William Fearn, length 22cm, a set of six silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1896 by Charles Boyton II, and a small group of other silver spoons, total weight 335.9g.

Two Israeli .925 silver models of hunting dogs, one of a pointer, the other a setter, each detailed 'Israel .925' and mounted on a rectangular black veined marble base, length of bases 22.8cm.

A George V silver, black enamelled and marcasite set rectangular compact, the hinged lid revealing a mirror, lipstick holder and two compartments, London 1929 by H.C. Freeman Ltd, length 5.7cm.

A late Victorian silver diminutive novelty pepper caster in the form of a Jersey can, Chester 1900, height 2.8cm, and a .900 silver circular pin dish, diameter 8.2cm, total weight 40.2g, together with a plate mounted cut glass saddle flask of tapering cylindrical form with screw hinged lid, length 26.5cm, within a fitted leather case, and a plated shot measure.

A Middle Eastern silver footed dish of circular lobed form, decorated in relief with flowers and leaves, on three scroll feet, weight 310.8g, diameter 21.7cm.

A George III silver Old English pattern tablespoon, London 1792 by Charles Hougham, length 21.5cm, a silver Hanoverian pattern tablespoon, London 1765 by Thomas & William Chawner, length 20.3cm, and a small group of other silver and silver mounted cut glass, weighable items 192.3g.