Silver and Plate

A George IV silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned banded decoration, the hinged lid initial engraved, Birmingham 1823 by Thomas Shaw, weight 65.7g, length 7cm.

A pair of Victorian silver casters, each pierced domed lid above a cylindrical body chased with flowers, on a circular foot, London 1889 by Horace Woodward & Co, total weight 122.8g, height 10cm, together with an Edwardian silver cased glass dressing table jar, relief decorated with flowers, London 1902, height 9cm.

A set of six late Victorian and later silver and mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives and forks, Sheffield 1899, 1901, 1907 and 1909 by Levesley Brothers, within an oak case.

An American sterling circular tray with pierced galleried sides and beaded rim, by R. Wallace & Sons Connecticut, diameter 18.4cm, and a Gorham Manufacturing Company silver two-handled sugar bowl, initial engraved, length 13.3cm, total weight 233.8g.

A mid-20th century Dutch silver three-piece tea set, comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl and cover, each piece of circular form with hardwood handles and finials, The Hague 1933 by Zilverfabriek Voorschoten, total weight 754g, height of teapot 11.4cm.

A late 19th century German .800 silver bonbon basket with swing handle above an oval body cast and pierced with cherubs holding opposing cartouche and floral garlands, on a similarly decorated oval foot, weight 199.5g, length 14cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese plated hexagonal box, the hinged lid and sides cast and pierced with birds amongst blossoming branches, impressed marks to base, height 8cm.

A group of three mid-18th century Swedish silver beakers, each of flared tapering cylindrical form, on a reeded circular foot, various marks, heights 9.8cm, 9cm and 6.3cm, and two Swedish silver tumbler cups, one inset with a 1/6 riksdaler coin, dated 1803, diameter 5.5cm, total weight 206.8g.

A George III silver baluster cream jug with beaded rim and reeded scroll handle, on a circular domed foot with beaded rim, marks worn, height 12.5cm, a George V silver cayenne pepper spoon, with devil's mask finial, London 1913 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, length 8.2cm, and a pair of silver cayenne pepper spoons, with pineapple finials, London, no date letter, by JB, total weight 138.8g, together with a plated devil's mask finial cayenne pepper spoon.

A pair of early Victorian silver candlesticks, each square foliate cornered nozzle above an urn shaped sconce and foliate baluster and knop stem, on a stepped square base with foliate corners, Sheffield 1840 by John Watson & Son, height 28.5cm.

A set of five George V silver and cut glass vanity bottles and jars, each cover monogram engraved, London 1924, 1927, 1928 and 1929 by Mappin & Webb, weight of covers 128g, contained within a tan leather folding travelling vanity case, fitted with a mirror and two leather bound boxes, detailed 'Mappin & Webb Ltd', together with two silver backed hairbrushes, unmarked.

A pair of Edwardian silver scallop shell salts on ball feet, Birmingham 1909 by William Aitken, length 6cm, and two matched silver salt spoons, total weight 28.5g, a pair of French silver oval salts with shaped rims and floral decoration, on scroll feet, and a matching salt spoon, total weight 52g, fitted with clear glass liners.

A Tiffany & Co sterling silver desk bell with cast scroll handle above a circular body cast with a stiff leaf rim, inscription engraved 'N.Y. Easter '08', weight 152.2g, height 10cm.

A pair of late 18th century French silver candlesticks, each with detachable nozzle above an urn shaped sconce and square tapering stem, each side of capital with a female bust, on a circular foot decorated with swans and roundels, various marks for Paris and maker's mark DG, total weight 814.8g, height 28.5cm.

A Victorian silver circular half-spiral reeded bowl with cast ropetwist effect wavy rim above a crest engraved cartouche, on a circular foot, London 1883 by Charles Stuart Harris, weight 151.8g, diameter 11cm, a George III silver toddy ladle with twisted whalebone handle, London 1790, length 38cm, and an Elizabeth II silver candle snuffer with turned wood handle, Birmingham 1994 by L.J. Millington, length 13.7cm.

A late 19th century Indian silver card case of shaped rectangular form with hinged lid, both sides chased and engraved with an elephant and calf amidst dense flowers and scrolling foliage, weight 112g, length 10cm.

A 19th century Indian silver dish of circular form with scalloped rim, pierced and engraved with foliate panels framing a floral engraved centre, the reverse with incised Islamic inscription 'Sarkar Nawwab 'Ali Asghar Khan Bahadur', weight 707g, diameter 30.7cm. Note: Nawab Ali Asghar Khan, Khan Bahadur C.S.I. was the commanding General of the Rampur State troops, confidential vakil for the court to the British Government and Vice President of the Rampur State Council of Regency. He was the second son of Najib ud-Daula Nawab Ghulam Muinuddin Khan Bahadur Amir ul-Umra (1789-1843), 4th Nawab of Najibabad and Prime Minister at the Mughal Court of Delhi.

An Indian silver rectangular tray, the centre and border chased and engraved with scrolling foliage within a cast foliate rim, weight 1673g, length 51cm.

An early 20th century Indian silver part dressing table set, comprising a rectangular tray, a circular box and cover and an octagonal bottle holder with screw hinged lid and hinged base panel, each piece with hammered decoration, the hinged panel to bottle holder with engraved inscription 'Nagpur Vol Rifles Annual Rifle Meeting 1908-1909...', stamped 'OM' maker's mark and 'BHUJ' for Oomersi Mawji & Sons, Bhuj, Kutch, to bases, total weight 690.8g, length of tray 25.6cm.