Silver and Plate

A set of four George III silver Fiddle and Shell pattern sauce ladles, Newcastle 1795 by Thomas Watson, total weight 249.9g, length 16.7cm.

A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, each with detachable foliate cornered square drip pan, on a baluster stem and a foliate cornered square base, Sheffield 1906 by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, height 19cm.

An early Victorian silver wirework sugar basket of flared circular form with cast swing handle, the sides applied with an acorn and oak leaf garland, raised on cast scroll feet, Sheffield 1846 by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co, weight 226.2g, total height 16.5cm, fitted with a blue glass liner.

A set of twelve George III silver bright-cut Old English pattern teaspoons, Newcastle 1785 by James Crawford, together with a pair of similar smaller silver teaspoons, total weight 246.8g.

A set of twelve William IV silver Old English pattern dessert spoons, Chester 1837 by John Sutter, total weight 484g, length 18cm.

A group of George IV and later silver Fiddle pattern cutlery, including a set of three Irish dessert spoons, Dublin 1836 by James Brady, and five tablespoons, various dates and makers, total weight 547.2g.

A pair of late 19th century plated Etruscan style twin-branch candelabra, height 28cm, a plated four-piece tea set and a part canteen of plated cutlery, within an oak canteen case.

A set of eleven George V silver Old English pattern dessert forks, Sheffield 1910 and 1913 by John Round & Son Ltd, total weight 476.3g, length 16.8cm.

A late Victorian silver novelty pepper caster in the form of a chocolate pot with turned wood handle, London 1896 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings, height 8cm, a pair of silver sugar tongs, London 1872, and a small group of silver coffee spoons, total weight 153.3g, together with a German .800 silver cake fork and a silver cream jug with weighted base.

A George IV silver teapot of squat baluster form, the hinged lid with flower finial within a shaped rim above a lobed body, chased and embossed with flowers and leaves, flanked by a foliate spout and handle, raised on cast foliate feet, London 1828 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, weight 1016.6g, height 22cm. Note: a non-transferrable ivory exemption certificate has been granted for the sale of this item.

A pair of George V silver mounted conical whisky tots, Birmingham 1935 by S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, height 10.5cm, with two matching 'Whiskey' labels, weight 8g.

A pair of early Victorian silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, London 1838 by John James Whiting, length 17.7cm, and a small group of other silver, including napkin rings and teaspoons, total weight 365.5g.

A Burmese silver bowl, the circular body decorated in relief with deities, on a similarly decorated circular foot, weight 617.2g, height 14.5cm.

A George II silver circular card salver with stylized scallop shell rim, on scroll feet, London 1755 by William Peaston, weight 182.8g, diameter 15.3cm.

An Elizabeth II silver shaped square card salver with engraved presentation inscription and facsimile signatures, on scroll feet, Sheffield 1959 by Viner's Ltd, weight 495.4g, width 23cm.

A silver curved rectangular cigarette case, weight 41.3g, length 8cm, a pair of 19th century Sheffield plate candlesticks, each with a detachable nozzle above an urn shaped sconce and baluster stem, on a circular base, decorated in relief with foliate scrolls, height 27cm, and two plated salvers.

A George VI silver christening mug, name engraved against a stippled ground, London 1946, height 6cm, and a small group of other silver, including a pair of knife rests, weighable items 183.6g, together with a Burmese silver sugar bowl, decorated in relief with deities, weight 64.6g, height 5.5cm, and a small group of plated items, including a pair of candlesticks (faults).

A small group of silver, including a cream jug of squat circular half-spiral reeded form, embossed with flowers, London 1894, height 6cm, another cream jug, London 1899, height 9.7cm, and a napkin ring, total weight 410.2g, together with a silver three-section rectangular stamp case, Chester 1902, length 8cm.

An Art Deco silver and tortoiseshell five-piece dressing table set, each piqué inlaid with stylized fan decoration, comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes and two clothes brushes, Birmingham 1934 and 1935 by Adie Brothers Ltd.