Silver and Plate

A George V silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knife and nut pick, Sheffield 1912 by Arthur Worral Staniforth, unopened length 8.3cm, together with two silver and mother-of-pearl folding fruit knives, Sheffield 1867 by Aaron Hadfield and Sheffield 1905 by William Needham, a silver mounted globular glass match holder/strike, Birmingham 1898, a silver serving spoon, engraved and embossed with flowers, Sheffield 1897, a silver mustard spoon and another condiment spoon.

A Gero plated rectangular inkstand with hammered decoration, fitted with a square cut glass inkwell with plated collar and hinged lid, raised on ball feet, length 23cm, a plated oval inkstand with foliate decorated raised back and sides, fitted with two green glass square inkwells with hinged lids, length 21cm, and a silver matchbox holder, London 1933 by Harrods Ltd.

A graduated set of three silver and enamelled models of pheasants, import mark London 1998 by Mark Houghton Ltd, height of largest 8.5cm.

A collection of plated items, including a part canteen of cutlery, cased, a three branch candelabrum, water jug, tray, and salver.

A silver cased carriage timepiece with eight day movement, the backplate detailed 'Henley England' and numbered '0047', the signed white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the glazed case with carrying handle, on bracket feet, Birmingham 1979 by RCB, height 15.5cm, with a key.

A Victorian silver cigar case of curved rectangular form, the gilt interior fitted with a hinged grille, pierced and engraved with foliate scrolls, London 1890 by James William Benson, length 11.5cm.

A George V silver card case with banded decoration, Birmingham 1924 by William Neale & Son Ltd, length 5.8cm, a silver cheroot holder, engraved with leaves, Birmingham 1907 by Henry Williamson Ltd, a silver vesta case, engraved with foliate scrolls, Chester 1899 by Colen Hewer Cheshire, and a silver sovereign case, Birmingham 1903 (lacking interior).

A silver mounted horn snuff mull, the horn incised with foliate decoration, the silver hinge lid inset with a later erotic painting, length 10.5cm.

A set of twelve Thai sterling coffee spoons, each with deity terminal, impressed 'Kuikee Siam Sterling 95', cased, a set of six similar coffee spoons and a set of six teaspoons, together with a group of other silver and plated items, including two niello decorated compacts, and a paperknife.

An Art Nouveau silver photograph frame, the surround embossed with stylized scrolling tendrils on a textured ground, Chester 1903 by William Neale, height 33.5cm.

A Cartier C de Cartier palladium plated oval lighter, No. 296226, with original case, guarantee booklet and cardboard outer box.

A Continental silver hexagonal box and cover, possibly Greek, the top cast in relief with St. George slaying the dragon, the sides engraved with flowers and scrolls, the base cast with Jesus Christ, scrolls and flowers, width 5.8cm (hinge broken and splits to side).

A George III silver porringer, the slightly flared cylindrical body decorated in relief with a gadrooned band above a scroll cartouche, flowers and spiral reeding and fluting, flanked by a pair of reeded strap handles, on a circular foot, London 1777 (indistinct maker's mark), height 11.4cm.

A late Victorian silver mounted perfume bottle with glass stopper, the tapering cylindrical body and hinged cover embossed with foliate scrolls, import mark London 1892 by Horton & Allday, length 12.5cm, together with a Judaic white metal mezuzah, the detachable lid detailed 'Oman 700', length 18cm.

A George V Elkington & Co silver canteen of cutlery, comprising twenty-four mother-of-pearl handled dessert knives and forks, twenty-three oyster forks, nutcrackers, grape scissors, two butter knives, twenty-four fish knives and forks, two sugar sifter spoons, four knife rests, twenty-four ice spoons, sixteen asparagus eaters, eight egg spoons, four salt spoons, two mustard spoons, four serving spoons, twenty-three dessert forks, twenty-four dessert spoons, twenty-four teaspoons, twenty-four coffee spoons, forty-eight table forks, twenty-four tablespoons, two pairs of salad servers, asparagus tongs, two soup ladles, sugar tongs, four vegetable serving spoons, three sauce ladles, pair of fish servers and a crumb scoop, Birmingham 1913 and 1914 by Elkington & Co, together with twenty-two large and twenty-four smaller steel bladed and bone handled table knives, twenty-four matching dessert knives, three carving knives, fork and steel, all contained within an Elkington & Co mahogany six drawer canteen chest with hinge lid, the stand with cabriole legs, total height 106cm.