Single-Owner Collections

A 19th Century Indian brass canted rectangular tray, engraved with a profusion of animals and figures, approx 72cm x 50cm, raised on a hardwood table base.

A set of three George V silver and parcel gilt novelty pepper casters, each modelled as a shotgun cartridge, Edinburgh 1912 by Hamilton & Inches, height approx 6cm, cased.

A pair of Victorian silver cruets, each fitted with a pepper and mustard of coopered barrel form, within a wirework frame with scroll handle and turned baluster supports, the bifoil base on bun feet, the front with an applied oval plaque, engraved with a crest of a crowned stag's head, London 1877 by George Fox, height approx 6cm.

A pair of Victorian silver cruets, each fitted with a pepper and mustard of coopered barrel form, within a wirework frame with scroll handle and turned baluster supports, the bifoil base on bun feet, the front with an applied oval plaque, engraved with a crest of a crowned stag's head, London 1877 by George Fox, height approx 6cm (one lacking oval plaque).

A pair of silver novelty pepper casters, each modelled as a hunting horn, Sheffield 1936 by Walker & Hall, height approx 12.5cm.

A Victorian silver brandy pan, the detachable lid with a hinged spout cover and turned wood finial, the cylindrical body with a wood handle, London 1881 by John Hunt & Robert Roskell, height approx 11.5cm.

A set of four George II cast silver Rococo candlesticks, with detachable cast foliate scroll edged nozzles, each shell moulded sconce on a waisted baluster stem with scroll shoulder, the base cast with scrolls and leaves framing an engraved armorial, London 1751 and 1752 by Alexander Johnston, height approx 27cm, each numbered 1-4 and scratch weights incised to bases.

A pair of George II silver sauce boats, each body engraved with an armorial beneath a gadrooned rim, applied with a foliate capped scroll handle on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in shell feet, London 1753 by Daniel Piers, length approx 19cm, each with '15 " 3' scratch weight to base.

A set of three Regency silver oval salts, each flared body engraved with a crest beneath a cast gadrooned rim on four winged paw feet, London 1812 by Paul Storr, length approx 11.2cm (maker's mark indistinct).

A pair of Victorian silver rectangular boxes, each hinged lid engraved with the Norfolk family crest, the interior gilt, London 1851 by Charles Rawlings & William Summers, length approx 12cm.

A Victorian silver cream jug with foliate capped scroll handle, the baluster body chased with flowers and scrolls, on scallop shell shouldered scroll legs and shell feet, London 1843 by Edward Farrell, height approx 12.7cm.

A Victorian silver circular sugar bowl with shaped rim, the sides chased with a flower and scroll band, on scallop shell shouldered legs and hoof feet, London 1879 by Dobson & Sons, diameter approx 13cm.

A pair of George V silver café-au-laits, each of baluster form with scroll handle, on a circular foot, all beneath a gadrooned rim, hinged lid and turned finial, Birmingham 1918 by S.W. Smith & Co., heights approx 20cm.

A pair of silver six division toast racks, each of arched form with pierced handle, Birmingham 1967 by Barker Ellis Silver Co., length approx 10.5cm, together with another silver six division toast rack and a four division toast rack, Birmingham 1966 and 1967 by Barker Ellis Silver Co.

A silver rose bowl, the circular body engraved 'Holderness Hunt, Point to Point 1968', on a circular foot, Birmingham 1967, height approx 6.4cm, together with a silver alms dish, London 1987 by Wakely & Wheeler, diameter approx 15cm.

A silver and parcel gilt goblet, the bucket shaped bowl with textured gilt base and tapering stem, on a circular foot, London 1976 by Stuart Devlin, height approx 18.8cm.

A late 20th Century French silver claret jug, the urn shaped body decorated in relief with an anthemion band beneath a spout with beaded rim and a foliate capped scroll handle, on a circular foot with anthemion border, detailed 'Mellerio 2306 orf' to foot, height approx 31cm.

A pair of 20th Century plated wine coasters with gadrooned rims and pierced sides, diameter approx 13.4cm, a 19th Century plated desk top cachepot stand and a collection of plated King's pattern cutlery.

Alfred Bennett - 'Arundel Castle and the Arun Valley', late 19th Century oil on canvas, signed and inscribed, approx 49cm x 73.5cm, within a gilt composition frame with applied tilted plaque.