Silver and Plate

A George V and later silver six-piece dressing table set, each with engine turned decoration and engraved monogram, comprising a hand mirror, two hairbrushes, two clothes brushes and a cut glass powder jar and silver cover, London 1934, 1935 and 1937 by Mappin & Webb, together with a silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1937 by H.J. Cooper & Co Ltd, a small square powder compact, Birmingham 1932, width 5.2cm, a small rectangular photograph frame, height 7cm, and two other silver and silver mounted items, weighable items 196.7g.

A pair of Edwardian cast silver figures wearing 18th century costume, one of a girl holding a floral garland, the other of a boy playing a stringed instrument, each seated on a floral decorated triform base, import marks London 1905 by John George Piddington, total weight 715.3g, heights 14.7cm and 13.5cm.

An Edwardian silver rectangular cigarette box with hammered decoration, London 1905, weight 163g, length 11.4cm, together with a small group of other silver, including a Haig's silver mounted glass dimple decanter and stopper, overall pierced and engraved with Asian style dragons, height 26cm, and three silver bladed mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives.

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, later embossed and engraved with fruit, London 1791 by George Smith & William Fearn, and a group of other silver, including a pair of sugar nips, Birmingham 1906 by George Unite, a christening egg cup, spoon and napkin ring, cased, two sugar casters, a six-division toast rack and a Danish Jens Andersen sterling sauce ladle, length 17.3cm, total weight 792.8g.

An Edwardian silver basket of oval form, the lobed rim cast and pierced with flowers and leaves, inscription engraved, above a domed oval base and similarly pierced and cast feet, London 1902 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, weight 1221.2g, height 17cm, length 33cm.

A group of silver, including a pair of Victorian Fiddle pattern sugar tongs, London 1845 by John & Henry Lias, length 13.3cm, and a sugar caster cover, weighable items 164.9g, and a set of eight Dutch silver coffee spoons, weight 81.8g.

An Edwardian silver half-reeded sugar bowl on a circular domed foot, Birmingham 1905, diameter 11.5cm, and a small group of other silver, including a toddy ladle, the circular bowl inset with an Anne shilling, fitted with a twisted whale bone handle, weighable items 219.2g, and an early 20th century Norwegian sterling spoon by Thorvald Marthinsen, the terminal pierced with foliate scrolls, weight 24.6g, length 14.3cm.

A pair of Continental Arts and Crafts silver candlesticks, each with a cylindrical sconce and castellated drip pan above a knop stem and triform base with mask decoration, on three scroll legs, indistinct marks, weight 221.1g, height 14cm.

A George III silver half-reeded cushion shaped tea caddy with lockable domed hinged lid and gadrooned rim, on ball feet, London 1817, maker's mark indistinct, weight 524.8g, height 15cm (lacking key).

A George V silver circular card salver with raised piecrust rim, presentation inscribed, on hoof feet, Birmingham 1934 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, weight 349.7g, diameter 21cm.

A Continental silver two-handled sugar bowl of circular lobed form with cast scroll rim, flanked by two knop and reeded handles, on a circular base and scroll feet, weight 356.5g, height 12.5cm, and a late Victorian silver christening egg cup with integral stand and matching spoon, Sheffield 1890, total weight 100g.

A George III silver basket of circular form with twisted swing handle above a wirework body, applied with scrolling stems of vine leaves, on a circular foot, London 1769 by William Plummer, total height 14.5cm (lacking liner), a silver circular sugar bowl with scroll decoration, London 1896 by Charles Edwards, diameter 10cm, and another silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1939 by Hukin & Heath Ltd, diameter 8.5cm, total weight 392.4g.

A group of plated items, including a bread board stand, decorated with wheat ears, an entrée dish, cover and handle, various cutlery, muffin dish and cover and a hot water pot.

An Edwardian silver rectangular playing card box, the slightly domed hinged lid monogram and 'Patience' engraved, London 1908 by William Comyns & Sons, length 8.3cm, with two packs of playing cards, together with a silver and blue enamelled hairbrush with matching clothes brush, Birmingham 1939.

A George V silver coffee pot of tapering cylindrical form with domed hinged lid, flanked by a reeded scroll spout and ebonized handle, on a circular reeded foot, London 1914 by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, weight 548.5g, height 22.5cm.

An early Victorian silver sifter spoon, the circular bowl with pierced and engraved foliate decoration, wirework scrolling stem and vine leaf handle, Birmingham 1853 by Hilliard & Thomason, length 13.8cm, and a group of silver cutlery, including a caddy spoon, London 1901, and a tea strainer, London 1941, total weight 419.8g.

A George V silver travelling vanity set with engine turned decoration, including two hairbrushes, soap box, three cylindrical boxes, shaving brush box and part manicure set, London 1911 and 1912 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, weighable items 479.3g, contained in a tan leather folding case.

A Mappin & Webb plated biscuit box in the form of a knife box with sloping hinged lid and serpentine front, flanked by two scroll handles, height 17cm.

A German .900 silver cigarette case, circa 1930, by Louis Luppenheim for the Paris retailer Lenoir of 14 Rue Royale, weight 99.6g, width 8.5cm, together with a silver purse with scroll engraved decoration, fitted with a silver carrying chain and ring, Birmingham 1909, weight 35.9g, width 8cm.