Silver and Plate

A pair of George V silver Corinthian column candlesticks, each on a stepped square base with gadrooned decoration, Sheffield 1915 by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, height 23cm.

A George V silver teapot of faceted circular form, initial engraved, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1929 by Wilson & Sharp, height 15.5cm, together with a similar silver sugar bowl and milk jug, and another silver sugar bowl and milk jug, total weight 783g.

A collection of plated items, including an oval galleried two-handled tea tray, a four-piece tea set, an oval bread board stand, butter dish and cover, oval tea caddy and various cutlery.

A Danish silver brandy pan, circa 1951, of shallow circular form with scroll moulded sides, fitted with a turned wood handle, weight 90g, length 19cm.

A George II silver tankard of girdled tapering cylindrical form, the domed hinged lid and pierced scroll thumbpiece above a scroll handle, the front monogram engraved, on a skirted base, London 1752/53 by Fuller White, weight 838g, height 19cm. Note: the London silversmith Fuller White produced this tankard in the same year he made the Norfolk mace for Robert Dinwiddie (1693-1770), then Lieutenant Governor of the Royal Colony of Virginia, who presented it to the city of Norfolk in 1753.

An Art Deco silver sugar caster of tapering cylindrical form with pierced cover and tapering finial, on a circular foot, Chester 1938 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, weight 186.9g, height 17.5cm.

A plated and cut glass spirit barrel and stand, presentation inscribed, fitted with a tap, stopper and bucket shaped spirit measure, length 23cm, together with a small group of other plated items, including an oval entrée dish, cover and handle.

A set of six George III silver Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1815 by GF, and a group of other silver, including various teaspoons, a cigarette case, an oval hinged bangle, weighable items 354.6g, and an American sterling silver pierced heart shaped dish, fitted with a blue glass liner, by Black, Starr & Frost, weight excluding glass 48.3g, length 12cm.

An Elizabeth II silver wine funnel, the pierced bowl with gadrooned rim and applied hook, fitted with a detachable tapering spout, London 1984 by David R. Mills, weight 98.2g, height 14cm.

A pair of George V silver two-handled salts of squared circular form, London 1912 by Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd, length 10.5cm, and a group of other silver, including a four-division toast rack, set of six apostle teaspoons, cased, and a specimen vase, height 20cm, weighable items 272.4g.

An Elizabeth II silver caddy spoon, the circular hammered bowl applied with a scrolling handle, Sheffield 1997 by Isle of Wight Silver, length 6.7cm, a silver and agate handled letter opener, London 1980 by JB, length 17.5cm, and a group of other silver, including three vesta cases and an Arts and Crafts style blue and green enamelled circular pendant, the centre mounted with a blister pearl, length 3.5cm, weighable items 84.6g.

Two Dutch novelty silver pepper casters, one in the form of an apple, the other in the form of a pear, by Zaanlandse Zilversmederije n.v.b.v., together with a Continental .835 silver scent bottle with globular screw top, width 5.3cm, a .950 silver ring, two heart shaped pendants, unmarked, and an oval hinged bangle, inside width 5.7cm.

An Edwardian silver two-handled trophy cup of squat urn shaped form, the front with engraved inscription 'O.U.B.C. Sculls 1910 R.C. Bourne', relating to Oxford University Boat Club, opposing an armorial, London 1909 by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, weight 384.9g, height 13.8cm. Note: Robert Croft Bourne (1888-1938) was a British rower, who competed in the 1912 Summer Olympics and stroked four winning Oxford boat race crews between 1909 and 1912, and a Conservative Party MP for Oxford from 1924 until his death in 1938.

An Elizabeth II silver rectangular engine turned cigarette case, the interior inscription engraved, London 1955 by Ramsden & Roed, weight 199.8g, length 12.5cm.

A 19th century French silver rectangular snuff box, the hinged lid with cast scroll thumbpiece, engraved all-over with wrigglework decoration, weight 79.7g, length 8cm.

A set of six George V silver and enamelled coffee spoons, each cast with a floral terminal, Birmingham 1929 by Turner & Simpson, total weight 48g, cased.

A George VI Irish silver trophy cup, the circular hammered bowl flanked by three foliate scroll handles, inscription engraved 'SGC' with crossed golf clubs above a banner 'Far and Sure' and 'St George's Cup 1939 Won by L.A. McQuillan', on a circular foot, Dublin 1939 by West & Son, weight 177.5g, height 7.7cm.

A George V silver mounted turned wood bowl of circular form with flared rim, inscription engraved, Sheffield 1934 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, diameter 12cm, together with a set of six silver bean end coffee spoons, Birmingham 1931 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, within a Mappin & Webb case, and six other silver bean end coffee spoons, weight of spoons only 68g.

A late Victorian silver page turner, monogram engraved, London 1896 by SS, length 24cm, and a set of six silver engine turned napkin rings, each initial engraved, Birmingham 1939 by Elkington & Co Ltd, cased, total weight 272.9g.