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An Edward VII silver five piece tea service, the bulbous part reeded bodies with gadroon mounts, comprising - tea kettle with stand and spirit lamp for same, teapot, hot water jug two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1909 (gross weight 110ozs) £1200-1500
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A George V Scottish bachelor's silver three piece part tea service, the oval panelled bodies with shaped rims, comprising - teapot, hot water jug and two-handled sugar basin, Glasgow 1925, and a George V silver oval sauce boat and matching cream jug by R & W. Sorley, London 1934 (gross weight 37ozs) £350-500
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A George V silver three piece tea service, the squat bulbous bodies with reeded bandings, comprising - teapot, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1914 (gross weight 32ozs) £250-300
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A George III silver coffee pot with embossed floral ornament, bead mounts and with fruitwood handle, 13.5ins high, London 1775 (gross weight 32.5ozs - handle repaired and slightly dented to foot) £1000-1500
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A George VI silver bulbous hot water jug with girdled and part panelled body, and with Bakelite handle, 6.5ins high, by G.M. & S., Birmingham 1939 (gross weight 13ozs) £150-200
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A Victorian silver circular salver with rope pattern border and engraved to centre with classical procession scene, 10.25ins diameter, Sheffield 1873 (weight 19ozs - rubbed and worn) £200-300
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A late Victorian silver circular rose bowl embossed to sides with floral swags, 9ins diameter x 6ins high, by Frederick Brasted, London 1879 (weight 25ozs - engraved) £300-400
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A George V silver rectangular entree dish and cover with bead mounts, complete with internal and pierced liners, 10.75ins x 8.25ins, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1910 (weight 78ozs) £650-800
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A George V silver bulbous two-handled cup and cover of Arts & Crafts design with bead mounts, the lid and base with cut card work, 6.5ins high, by D. & J. Wellby Ltd, London 1928 (weight 12ozs), and a ditto silver oval trinket box, 5.75ins x 4.5ins x 2.75ins high, Birmingham 1918 £125-160
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A pair of Elizabeth II silver gilt three light candelabra cast in the form of standing semi-naked women holding aloft twin scroll branches, on circular footrims cast with lilypads, 10.75ins high, by J.H.O., London 1969 and 1970 (weight 32ozs - some rubbing to gilding) £500-700
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A pair of Elizabeth II cast silver pillar candlesticks of 18th Century design, 6ins high, by C.J. Vanders, London 1975 (weight 21ozs) £225-275
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A pair of late Victorian silver pillar candlesticks with shaped and reeded sconces, spiralled stems, on square bases 6.75ins high, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1892 (loaded - slightly damaged) £200-300
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A George II silver baluster shaped lidded jug, 7.5ins high, by John Langlands I, Newcastle 1759 (weight 15ozs - creased and dented to body and to foot and with old soldered repair to foot) £200-300
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A William IV silver seven division rectangular cruet with shaped handle, gadrooned ornament, on splayed panelled feet, 7.5ins x 5.25ins x 7.5ins high, by Edward Junior, John and William Barnard, London 1834 (weight 13ozs), with original cut-glass and silver mounted fitments for same £350-500
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An Elizabeth II silver gilt sauce boat, the shell pattern bowl with shaped and moulded rim and with cast bird and serpent pattern handle, 8ins overall x 6.25ins high, matching ladle cast with shells and leaves, and stand of shaped outline, by C.J. Vander Ltd, London 1970 and 1971 (weight 35ozs) £700-1000
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A pair of George III silver oval two-handled salts of Neo-classical design with reeded handles and bead mounts and gilt interiors, 5.5ins x 2.75ins x 3.5ins high, by W.S., London 1789 (weight 7ozs) £300-400
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A late Victorian silver framed rectangular dressing table mirror embossed with leaf scroll and floral ornament and with shaped cartouche to top, and inset with bevelled mirror panel, 12ins x 8.25ins overall, plate 8.5ins x 6.5ins, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1900 (dented and holed) £120-160
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A pair of Edward VII silver rectangular photograph frames of Art Nouveau design, the borders embossed with leaves and enamelled in green and blue, 7.75ins x 6.25ins (two take pictures 5.5ins x 3.5ins), by J. Aitkin & Son, Birmingham 1904/6, both with registration No. 441285 (both with replaced later oak backs and bevelled glass panels) £2000-3000
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A George V silver rectangular photograph frame of plain design, the arched top set with cabochon oval amber, 10.5ins x 7.25ins (to take picture 8ins x 5.5ins), by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1916 (with later oak back) £300-400
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An Edward VII silver rectangular photograph frame of Art Nouveau design, the border embossed with scrolled leafage, 8.25ins x 6ins (to take picture 5.5ins x 3.5ins), Birmingham 1903 (with replaced oak back and bevelled glass panel) £300-400
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A George V silver rectangular photograph frame with arched top and engine turned ornament, 10.5ins x 7.75ins (to take picture 8ins x 6ins), by Stuart Clifford & Co, London 1912 (with replaced oak back) £300-400
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An Edward VII silver rectangular photograph frame of Art Nouveau design and of shaped outline, embossed with scrolled leaves and enamelled in green and blue, 8.75ins x 6.75ins (to take picture 5.5ins x 4ins), by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1901 and impressed with registration No. 376848 (with replaced oak back and glass panel) £1500-2000
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An Edward VII silver tazza, the shaped and pierced rim embossed with flowers, 9.75ins diameter x 3.25ins high, by Harrison Fisher, Sheffield 1904, an Elizabeth II silver and silver gilt "Royal Wedding" goblet, 7.25ins high, by Stuart Devlin, London 1981, issued by the Franklin Mint, and two ditto silver three piece cruets, London 1983-6 (combined weight 25ozs) £250-300
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A George V silver urn pattern sugar castor of 18th Century design with reeded moulding, 5.75ins high, by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1923, a George III silver Old English pattern mustard spoon by William Bateman, London 1819, three silver vesta cases and a small selection of silver items, various (combined weight of weighable silver 16ozs) £150-200
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A George V silver coffee pot of Georgian design with baluster part gadrooned body and ebonised handle, 8.5ins high, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1934, a similar Edward VII silver hot water pot with leaf moulded spout, 8.25ins high, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1906, three other silver items (gross weight 27ozs) and a silver plated oval inkstand of Georgian design £350-500
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"The Shakespeare Medals" - Thirty-eight silver gilt medallions issued by The Royal Shakespeare Company of Stratford Upon Avon and London and struck by John Pinches (gross weight 50ozs), contained in brown leather folder £400-600
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A set of fifty-two Elizabeth II silver medallions - "Great British Regiments" issued by the Birmingham Mint, London 1980 (weight 72ozs), with accompanying metal and enamelled cap badges, certificates and gloves, contained in brass bound teak fitted case, 21.5ins x 14.5ins x 6ins high £500-700
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An Edward VII silver six division oval toast rack, 7ins x 4.25ins x 5.5ins high, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1905, a George V silver two piece part cruet service, comprising - oval mustard pot and cylindrical pepper pot, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1916, and blue glass liners for same, and a small selection of silver and silver mounted items, various (combined weight of weighable silver 29ozs) £250-300
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An Edward VII silver rectangular six division cigarette case engraved with leaf scrolls, 3.25ins x 2.25ins, by Samuel M. Levi, Birmingham 1907, two other silver cigarette cases and a small selection of silver and silver mounted items (weight of weighable silver 11ozs) £150-200
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A late Victorian silver rectangular four division cigar case, 5ins x 3ins, by Moses Feldman, Birmingham 1899, a George V silver bulbous sugar castor, 6ins high, Birmingham 1933, three silver rectangular cigarette cases, each engraved with leafage, and a quantity of silver and silver mounted items, various (weight of weighable silver 18ozs) £250-300
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A set of six Elizabeth II napkin rings, the hexagonal bodies with pierced ends, each 1.75ins square x 1.5ins high, by Oliver Bailey, London 1976 (weight 12ozs) £200-300
Note: Sold complete with handwritten letter dated 2nd February 1976 from Oliver Bailey to the vendor's mother discussing design and price of proposed napkin rings
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Seventeen Victorian and later silver napkin rings (various dates and makers - combined weight 9ozs), and a Russian silvery metal octagonal napkin ring £150-200
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An Elizabeth II Asprey silver mounted hobnail cut-glass claret jug designed by Anthony Elson, London 1970, 11.5ins high £350-500
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A Victorian silver chatelaine, the three bars engraved with floral and scroll ornament, with five chains hung with various items, 11.75ins overall, by C.M., Birmingham 1898 (with replacement pen knife) £250-350
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A William IV silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned ornament and curved sides, 3ins x 2ins, by Thomas Shaw, Birmingham 1836 (weight 2.5ozs) £200-300
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A George V silver shell pattern butter dish, 5.25ins wide, by W.S. & C.S., London 1910, weight 2.5ozs, an early 20th Century silver plated epergne with five detachable posy holders, the central one inscribed "For the Occasion of a Marriage", 11ins high x 10.75ins wide, and five other plated items £100-150
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An Edward VII silver pincushion modelled as a hedgehog, 1.25ins high, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1908 £120-160
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An Edward VII silver gilt and silver gilt handled six piece part manicure set by H.A. & Co, London 1909, in rectangular tortoise-shell box with cloth lined fitted interior, 6.25ins x 4.5ins x 1.5ins high £250-350
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A George V silver and tortoise-shell backed six piece dressing table set, comprising - mirror, two hair brushes, two clothes brushes and comb, by Charles S. Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1926 (general wear), in black leather fitted case £125-160
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An early 20th Century lady's mauve leather dressing case, 7.375ins x 5.625ins x 4ins high, containing four silver gilt topped fitments, by G.H. James & Co, London 1924, manicure set, trinket box and ivory backed brush, and cloth outer cover for same, a lady's brown leather dressing case, 14.5ins x 9.5ins x 5ins high, containing seven gilt metal red and black enamel topped and backed fitments, and brown cloth outer cover for same, and a gilt metal cased travelling timepiece, 3.5ins x 5ins overall £120-160
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A George V silver and tortoise-shell backed / mounted seven piece dressing table set, comprising - mirror, brush, cylindrical box and cover, 2ins diameter, pair of cut-glass spherical scent bottles and covers, 4.25ins high and two cylindrical cut-glass boxes and covers, 3ins high, by Collett & Anderson, London 1921 and 1922, a George V silver rectangular dressing table tray of shaped outline and embossed with five winged cherub heads, 11.5ins x 8ins, Chester 1912 (weight 8ozs), and a small selection of other silver backed and topped dressing table items £200-300
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A George VI silver cased "Yard-0-Lead" propelling pencil, 4.75ins long, the case hallmarked London 1947, with leaflet and box for same, five other vintage propelling pencils, and three other small items £150-200
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A pair of 18th Century English silver sugar nips with scallop pattern blades, 4.75ins high, possibly by Thomas Jackson I (incompletely hallmarked), a George V silver rectangular matchbook case, engraved to front with Grenadier Guards crest, 2ins x 1.25ins, by Percy Edwards Ltd, London 1914, and a pair of ditto silver candlesticks, 3.25ins high (loaded - slight damage - weight of weighable silver 3ozs) £150-200
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A late Victorian silver bladed and mother of pearl handled pocket fruit knife with engraved blade and nodules to handle, 6.25ins overall, Birmingham 1891, by Deakin & Francis Ltd, a ditto fruit knife and fork with shaped reeded handles, 5.5ins, by Hilliard & Thomason, Sheffield 1864, and one other pocket fruit knife and fork, various dates and makers, all in fitted cases £100-150
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An Edward VII silver and mother of pearl handled pocket fruit knife, the handle engraved with bird and leaf ornament, 4.75ins overall, by William Needham, Sheffield 1906, twenty other mother of pearl handled pocket fruit knives, and four other, various £300-400
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A pair of Edward VII silver fish servers with gadrooned blades and collars and with ivorine handles, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1908, leather covered case for same, and a small selection of silver items, some cased (weight of weighable silver 24ozs) £300-400
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A George IV Scottish silver fiddle pattern fish slice with pierced blade, 11.25ins long, Glasgow 1825 (weight 4ozs - maker's mark illegible - engraved with initials to terminal) £120-160
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