Silver and Plate

A pair of George III silver wine coasters, each engraved with a foliate garland between pierced borders, beneath a beaded rim, marks worn, diameter 12.3cm.

A George VI silver baluster christening tankard, with engraved inscription, London 1942 by Wakely & Wheeler, height 8.7cm, and another silver christening tankard of tapering cylindrical form, with engraved inscription, Birmingham 1943, height 7cm, total weight 374.5g.

A group of plated items, including a pair of wine coasters, each with cast scallop shell and scroll rim, syphon stand, entrée dishes, ladles and a sugar caster.

A George VI silver two-handled bowl, with engraved inscription, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1940, length 14.5cm, and a group of other silver, including a bonbon tazza, a pair of butter shells, Birmingham 1898, length 5.5cm, and a four-division toast rack, weighable items 597.8g.

A Victorian silver figure of a classical semi-clad maiden, modelled holding a floral wreath aloft, part marks and maker's mark for Robert Garrard II, weight 1645g, height 28.5cm (presumably from a larger figural group, now mounted on a wood plinth).

An Elizabeth II silver mounted cluck-cluck liqueur decanter and stopper, London 1974 by Asprey & Co Ltd, height 15.7cm, a group of silver mounted items, including dressing table bottles and jars, match vesta/strikes, and a pair of silver specimen vases, each embossed with irises, London 1907, height 16.3cm.

A Victorian plated wine cooler of campana urn form, cast and pierced with fruiting vine rim above matching handles, height 27cm, and a group of other plated items, including a roll-over breakfast dish, candelabrum and a carving set.

A George V silver mounted oak backed rectangular engine turned photograph frame with arched top, Birmingham 1925 by Sanders & Mackenzie, height 35.5cm.

A pair of George V silver mounted photograph frames, each of tapering rectangular form, Sheffield 1912, height 16cm, and a group of other silver mounted photograph frames, various dates, together with a small group of plated photograph frames.

A George V Scottish silver and yellow enamelled cigarette case, the front engine turned with a vignette of two kittens, import mark Glasgow 1923 by S Ltd, length 83cm (catch faulty), and a silver and blue enamelled rouge pot of circular form, the cover inset with a mirror, import mark Glasgow 1923, diameter 5cm, total weight 127g.

A George VI silver and green enamelled hand mirror, Birmingham 1940, and a group of other silver, including a cylindrical cranberry glass scent bottle and stopper with silver embossed hinged lid and collar, Birmingham 1898, height 7cm, a 19th century American Fiddle pattern tablespoon, Philadelphia by Henry Mckeen, and a group of thimbles, weighable items 385.2g.

A George III silver card salver, the centre crest engraved within a scallop shell and scroll rim, on scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1760 by Ebenezer Coker, weight 217.3g, diameter 17.4cm.

A George II silver card salver, the centre crest engraved within a scallop shell and scroll rim, on scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, London 1752 by WI, weight 259.7g, diameter 17.8cm.

An Elizabeth II silver salver of shaped square outline, the centre and underside with engraved presentation inscription, on scroll legs and hoof feet, Sheffield 1966 by Poston Products Ltd, weight 614g, width 26.5cm.

An early 17th century provincial silver seal top spoon with fig shaped bowl, tapered flat hexagonal stem and foliate knop finial, Salisbury circa 1620 by Robert Tyte, weight 51.6g, length 18.1cm. Note: for illustration of marks, see page 272 of 'Jackson's Silver & Gold Marks of England, Scotland & Ireland', 2009 edition (with corrections); in Jackson's 1921 edition and later reprints the marks of Robert Tyte of Salisbury were incorrectly attributed to the city of Truro, but in recent years, new information has been found which firmly attributes the marks to Salisbury.

A Victorian silver circular salver, the centre engraved with a crest within a strapwork and scroll border and beaded rim, on scroll feet, London 1864 by George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown, weight 882.5g, diameter 30.2cm.

A Victorian part canteen of silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, comprising fourteen dessert forks and twelve dessert spoons, each crest engraved, London 1848 by Elizabeth Eaton, total weight 1384g, length of forks 17.6cm.

A set of seven George III Irish silver Fiddle pattern table forks, Dublin 1803 by John Power, total weight 502.7g, length 20cm.

A late Victorian silver curved rectangular cigarette case, monogram engraved with foliate decoration, Birmingham 1900, length 9cm, a silver vesta case, Birmingham 1906, total weight 118g, and a silver mounted cigar cutter, initial engraved, London 1908, length 15.2cm.