Silver and Plate

A George VI silver oval two-handled butter dish with pierced sides, on scroll feet, Birmingham 1950 by Lanson Ltd, fitted with a glass liner, length 14.5cm, a pair of silver circular salts on scroll feet, Birmingham 1910, a matching salt spoon and a silver butter knife, total weight 110.6g, together with a plated salt spoon.

A late Victorian silver salver of circular form with piecrust rim, on three scroll legs terminating in pad feet, London 1897 by Charles Boyton II, weight 451.5g, diameter 26cm.

A pair of late Victorian silver stub candlesticks, each with a reeded ovoid sconce above a tapering stem and square beaded base, London 1892 by Charles Boyton II, height 11cm, together with a Sheffield plate chamberstick and snuffer.

A pair of Edwardian silver butter shells, each on ball feet, Sheffield 1907 by Lawson & Co, fitted with glass liners, length 12.5cm, a silver cream jug of baluster form with scroll handle, on scroll legs, Birmingham 1891, height 10.5cm, and a silver sauceboat, Birmingham 1930, length 14.5cm, total weight excluding glass liners 303.6g.

A George V silver rectangular two-handled tea tray with ribbon and reeded rim and handles, Birmingham 1934 by Elkington & Co, weight 2313g, length 56cm.

A small group of silver, including a sauceboat, Sheffield 1946, length 15.2cm, a circular butter dish with pierced rim, Birmingham 1930, diameter 12cm, two cut glass scent bottles with silver covers, and two small photograph frames, weighable items 196.2g.

A George V silver novelty stamp case in the form of a side table with pierced three-quarter gallery above a simulated drawer, on tapering legs, Birmingham 1911 and 1912 by Lawrence Emanuel, height 3.7cm, a silver sovereign case with reeded decoration, London 1885 by Sampson Mordan & Co, and a silver engine turned curved rectangular card case, Birmingham 1927, total weight 95.9g.

A George V silver circular salver with piecrust rim, on scroll feet, Birmingham 1932 by William Suckling Ltd, weight 680.5g, diameter 29.5cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver Fiddle and Shell pattern asparagus tongs, London 1902 by Josiah Williams & Co, length 24cm, and a small group of other silver, including two spoons and a hand mirror, weighable items 237.2g, together with a small group of plated items.

A George V silver teapot of squat circular form with angular spout and raised rim, on a circular foot, London 1911 by Lambert & Co, weight 612.2g, height 13.5cm.

A George V silver circular card salver, the centre engraved with bellflower garlands within a piecrust rim, on scroll feet, Sheffield 1911 by Richard Richardson, weight 423g, diameter 26cm.

A George III silver rectangular snuff box, the underside engraved with 'Union is Strength' within a scroll cartouche, Birmingham 1813 by John Shaw, length 6cm, an oval silver snuff box, the hinged lid embossed with figures, import mark London 1897 by William Moering, length 5.4cm, two other silver snuff boxes, total weight 145.6g, and a silver mounted cut glass tapering cylindrical scent phial, London 1891 by George Brace, length 25.5cm.

A George V silver oval bonbon basket with pierced lattice sides, ropetwist rim and handles, Birmingham 1924 by William Hutton & Son Ltd, length 11.6cm, a pair of silver oval pierced bonbon dishes, Birmingham 1924, and a small group of other silver, including a pair of ashtrays, cased, total weight 423.4g, and a pair of sterling silver knife rests, each with cast naval crown terminals, length 6.6cm.

A late Victorian silver novelty pencil in the form of a nail, London 1892 by Sampson Mordan & Co, weight 35.4g, length 15.3cm.

A late Victorian silver half-reeded coffee pot of ovoid form with reeded domed hinged lid, engraved with a fish crest above a banner inscribed 'Malo Mori Quam Foedar', on a stepped oval foot, Sheffield 1892 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, weight 574.9g, height 24.5cm.

A Mappin & Webb part canteen of plated Pembury pattern cutlery, comprising four tablespoons, eight table knives and forks, eight dessert knives, forks and spoons, eight fish knives and forks, eight soup spoons and eight teaspoons, together with a part canteen of plated Old English pattern cutlery, comprising twelve tablespoons and forks, eleven dessert spoons and twelve forks, soup ladle, two sauce ladles, a gravy spoon, nine teaspoons, a mustard spoon, four salt spoons, and five egg spoons, with two oak canteen cases, and small group of other plate cutlery.

An Italian Zani & Zani part canteen of stainless steel Instrumenta pattern cutlery, designed by Lino Sabattini, circa 1978, comprising four table knives, forks and spoons, and four dessert spoons.

A Rosenthal Studio-line part canteen of stainless steel Taille pattern cutlery, designed by Tapio Wirkkala, comprising six table knives and forks, seven dessert knives, ten dessert forks and four dessert spoons, together with eight Rosenthal Composition pattern knives.

A set of six Elizabeth II silver and enamelled coffee spoons, each in a different colour, Birmingham 1967 and 1968 by Turner & Simpson, cased, weight 76.9g (one with minor chip).