Silver and Plate

A George VI silver square engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1949 by Asprey & Co Ltd, weight 114.7g, width 8cm, with a fabric pouch.

A set of six late Victorian silver teaspoons and pair of matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1898 and 1899 by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, a silver serving fork, Chester 1912, and a set of six silver and blue enamelled bean end coffee spoons, Birmingham 1928, total weight 217g, together with a Norwegian .830 silver cake slice with pierced and cast scroll handle, by Brødrene Lohne, weight 60.9g, length 24cm, and a group of plated cutlery.

An Indian sterling silver cocktail shaker of elongated ovoid form, the domed screw lid with cylindrical screw-lidded pouring spout, with all-over chased and engraved foliate scroll and floral decoration, weight 552.2g, height 20.5cm.

A Middle Eastern white metal coffee pot, the front applied with an enamelled eagle crest, detailed 'Silver' to base, weight 691.1g, height 25.7cm, and a white metal heart shaped dish, the centre with floral and landscape decoration within a pierced scroll rim, unmarked weight 174.1g, length 19.5cm.

A set of twelve Swedish silver coffee spoons, Stockholm 1966, weight 94.6g, and a matched sugar shovel, cased.

A George V silver engine turned five-piece dressing table set, initial engraved, comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes and two clothes brushes, London 1929 by British Metallising Co Ltd.

A pair of early Victorian silver circular card salvers, each centre engraved with a cockerel above initials framed by foliate scrolls within a stylized scallop shell rim, raised on scroll feet, London 1841 by Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox, total weight 692.4g, diameter 19.5cm.

A Victorian silver hip flask with cigar compartment and screw hinged lid, one side hinged to reveal a gilt interior, Birmingham 1866 by Colen Hewer Cheshire, weight 341.9g, height 14cm.

A George III silver oval sugar basket with reeded swing handle above a lobed body engraved with floral and festoon decoration, on a shaped oval foot, London 1792 by Charles Aldridge, weight 287g, length 17cm.

A 19th century French silver coffee pot, the tapering cylindrical neck with anthemion bands and hinged lid with spiral finial, flanked by a horse's mask scroll spout and ebonized handle, above an ovoid body raised on three anthemion shouldered scroll legs terminating in paw feet, maker's mark for Jean-Pierre-Nicolas Bibron, Paris, weight 1209.9g, height 34.5cm.

A George V silver oval bonbon basket with pierced and beaded swing handle above a pierced and embossed floral medallion and roundel decoration, on a similarly decorated oval foot, London 1926 by Crichton Brothers, weight 187.4g, length 15cm.

A pair of Italian Gianmaria Buccellati .925 silver beakers, each of tapering cylindrical spiral reeded form, engraved with flowers, on a circular foot, impressed marks to base, total weight 295.2g, height 9.8cm.

An Italian Buccellati .925 silver model of a swan with feather detail, impressed marks to base, weight 68.5g, length 6.5cm.

A 19th century French silver cream jug of ovoid form with anthemion decoration, on anthemion shouldered scroll legs terminating in paw feet, weight 193g, height 12cm.

An early 19th century Dutch silver hot water pot of baluster form with hinged lid and ebonized ball finial, flanked by a beaded spout and ebonized handle, date letter possibly for 1816, maker's mark for Hermannius Ridder, weight 701.7g, height 25cm.

A George V silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a pig pulling a mother-of-pearl cart on rotating wheels, Chester 1912 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, length 11cm (small chip to cart).

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion in the form of an elephant pulling a mother-of-pearl cart on rotating wheels, Birmingham 1909 by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, length 11cm (cart repaired).

A pair of silver novelty salt and pepper casters, each in the form of a seated hippopotamus, import mark Chester 2012 by Patrick Mavros, total weight 121.7g, heights 3.5cm and 3cm, each fitted with a rubber bung.

A George V silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a standing pig, Birmingham 1911 by Levi & Salaman, length 7cm, a similar small pig pin cushion, Birmingham 1906 by Boots Pure Drug Company, length 4.8cm, and a .925 silver pig pin cushion, length 3.7cm.