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A George V silver mounted and onyx desk calendar/inkstand, 5.75ins square x 4ins high, the silver mounts by Wilmot Manufacturing Company, Birmingham 1920 £120-160
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David Wynne (1926-2014) - Silver model - "Boy with Dolphin", 13ins overall x 6.25ins high, by Mappin & Webb, London 1975, No. 72 of a limited edition of 250, on green veined marble base £1200-1500
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A pair of Edward VII silver pillar candlesticks with oval sconces and baluster shaped stems, on rectangular bases with re-entrant corners, 7.75ins high, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1904 (bases loaded), and a pair of Victorian plated pillar candlesticks with scroll pattern mounts, on shaped bases, 7.5ins high £200-300
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A pair of George V silver pillar candlesticks of Neo-classical design with square section baluster stems and on square bases, 11ins high, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1918 (bases loaded) £150-200
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A George V silver circular bowl with hammered finish and on circular footrim, 8ins diameter x 4.875ins high, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1927 (weight 19ozs - with presentation inscription to rim) £200-300
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An Elizabeth II silver Aurum cylindrical goblet commemorating the Centenary of the Corporation of London's role as Conservators of Epping Forrest, 6.5ins high, by Hector Miller, London 1978, No. 179 of a limited edition of 500 (weight 12ozs), and a ditto silver "Westminster Abbey Jubilee Bowl", 4.5ins diameter, by Aurum Ltd, London 1977, No. 51 of a limited edition of 2500 (weight 8ozs - with certificate), both with inscriptions to bases and in presentation boxes £200-300
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An Elizabeth II silver model of a cutter with silvery metal sails, 10ins wide x 8.5ins high, by A. Ltd, London 1980, on hardwood stand, and one other similar smaller model, of a Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter - "The Herga", 7ins overall x 7ins high, by St. James House Company, Birmingham 1982, and black veined marble stand for same £300-400
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A Victorian silver pig pattern condiment, 3ins overall x 1.5ins high, by J. B., London 1880 (weight 2.8ozs) £120-160
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A late Victorian silver square trinket box, the lid embossed with figures in a tavern, the sides embossed with classical figures at various pursuits, on bracket feet, 4.25ins square x 2ins high, Birmingham 1898 (no maker's mark - weight 7ozs) £100-150
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A William IV silver rectangular vinaigrette with engine turned ornament and cast floral thumbpiece, 1.5ins x 1.25ins x .375ins high, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1835 (weight .76ozs), and one other smaller silver rectangular vinaigrette, 1.25ins x 1in x .375in high, by Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1811 (weight .54ozs) £150-200
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A George IV silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned ornament and rectangular cartouche to lid, 2.25ins x 1.375ins x .5ins, by Thomas Shaw, Birmingham 1823 (weight 1.25ozs), and a George V silver seal of cylindrical tapered form with green enamel boss to top, 2.25ins high, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1913 £120-160
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An Elizabeth II cast silver three piece cruet set, modelled as seated toads, each with glass eyes, comprising salt pot, pepper pot and mustard pot, the mustard with matching spoon, the terminal modelled as a tongue, each 2.25ins high by R.C London 1988, (gross weight 11.5ozs) £400-600
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An Elizabeth II silver handled paper knife, the heavy cast handle modelled as an owl, with plain steel blade, 8.25ins long, Birmingham 1987, an Elizabeth II 1996 silver proof Crown and Royal Mint case for same, and a late 19th Century Swiss ladies silvery metal cased pocket watch £150-200
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A pair of George IV silver circular coasters with flanged rims boldly embossed with fruiting vine and floral ornament, on turned wood base with plain silver panel to centre, 6.5ins diameter x 2ins high, by Thomas Blagden & Co, Sheffield 1820 and 1827 £300-500
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A set of four Edward VII cast silver menu holders each in the form of an owl with glass eyes on plain circular bases, 1.375ins high, by Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd, Chester 1906 (weight 2.70ozs), contained in blue leather covered fitted case £200-300
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A William IV silver rectangular snuff box with engine turned decoration with scroll cast mounts, 2.75ins x 1.5ins x .5ins high by Gervase Wheeler, Birmingham 1832 (weight 2.25oz - slight rubbing to base) £200-300
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An Elizabeth II silver rectangular cigarette box with engine turned lid, 5.75ins x 3.5ins x 1.25ins high, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1953, engraved with initials "H.R.H." to lid and double "AA" membership badge to front and worded "Long Service Award" £100-150
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A George III plain silver two-handled cup with bell shaped body, scrolled handles with triangular terminals and moulded footrim, 3.75ins diameter x 5.25ins high, by John Lambe, incused mark for London 1784 (weight 11ozs), and with associated green veined marble square base for same £175-250
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An early Victorian silver rectangular inkstand of scroll shaped outline and with pierced border, on pierced bracket feet, 12ins x 8ins x 5.25ins high, by Edward John and William Barnard, London 1846, complete with taper stick (weight 19ozs), and two panel cut and silver mounted inkwells (glass to both damaged) £250-350
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A George III Irish silver circular sugar bowl with partly fluted body, on three shell supports with stepped pad feet, 5.125ins diameter x 2.875ins high, Dublin hallmark (lacking date letter - circa 1780 - weight 6ozs) £250-350
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A late Victorian silver dressing table mirror, the frame applied with shaped mount, pierced and embossed with knights, floral and leaf scroll ornament and inset with heart shaped bevelled mirror panel, 13ins x 9.5ins overall, by William Comyns, London 1886 £300-400
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A pair of George V silver oval photograph frames with ribbon cresting (to hold picture 5.25ins x 4.75ins), 7.5ins x 5ins overall, by Hewson & Williams, London 1922 £150-200
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A late Victorian silver photograph frame, pierced and embossed with vacant cartouche, putti, floral and scroll ornament (to hold picture 6ins x 4ins), 8.5ins x 7ins overall, by William Comyns, London 1898 £100-150
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An Edward VII silver square photograph frame embossed with scroll and floral ornament (to hold picture 3.5ins diameter), 6.125ins square, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1902, two other silver picture frames, various (all with wear) £150-200
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A Victorian Queen's pattern fish slice by William King, London 1838, four George IV silver fiddle pattern table spoons by John Hutson, London 1821 (all monogrammed), and a small selection of other silver, various (combined weight 38ozs) £350-400
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An Elizabeth II ladies silver backed four piece "Jubilee" dressing table set, comprising - cloth brush, hair brush, mirror and comb, by Lissco, London 1977, in fitted case £100-150
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A pair of Edward VII silver pillar candlesticks of Neo-classical design with bead mounts, stop fluted columns to stem, on square bases, 5ins high, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1904 (bases loaded), a near Eastern silvery metal circular bulbous bowl embossed with deities, on three elephant supports and triangular inswept base, 2.75ins diameter x 2.5ins high, and a small selection of other silver, silver mounted and platedware, various (weighable silver 13oz) £150-200
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A pair of George V silver oval sauce boats with shaped rims and leaf capped flying scroll handles, each on three shell and pad feet, 7ins overall, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1930, a pair of smaller ditto, 6.5ins overall, London 1932, and two other pairs of oval sauce boats, Birmingham and Sheffield 1933 (weight 36ozs - some slightly dented) £350-450
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A George V silver six division toast rack of Gothic arched form, 4.5ins x 2.75ins x 4.75ins high, a four division ditto, 3.75ins x 2.5ins x 4.25ins high, Sheffield 1931, a pair of smaller four division ditto, each 3ins x 1.75ins x 3ins high, Sheffield 1933, a pair of ditto four division wirework toast racks, each on four ball feet, 2.5ins x 2ins x 2.5ins high, Birmingham 1933, and an oval four division toast rack on four ball feet, 3.75ins x 2.75ins x 3.25ins high, Birmingham 1929 (weight 19ozs) £225-275
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A George V silver christening mug, the body with moulded girdles and strapwork decoration, 3.75ins high, one other George V plain silver christening mug with angular handle surmounted by a crown and initials and "G" and "M" (George V and Queen Mary), 3.5ins high, Jubilee hallmark, Birmingham 1935, a George V small silver quaiche, Edinburgh 1910, a pair of George V silver asparagus servers with ribbon and reed pattern handles, Sheffield 1929, a plated rectangular asparagus dish and rack, 10.5ins x 7.5ins, a plain silver circular capstan pattern inkwell, 6ins diameter, Birmingham 1928, and a selection of other small silver items, various (weighable silver 4ozs) £350-500
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A Victorian silver milk jug with bulbous base, the whole embossed with figures in a landscape with scroll borders, with double C-scroll handle and on scroll feet, 5.25ins high, by Robert Hennell III, London 1846, an 18th Century silvery metal embossed punch ladle, the circular bowl inset with 1723 coin, with twisted whalebone handle, 14ins overall, two other punch ladles, and a small selection of silver and silvery metal items, various (combined weighable silver 6ozs) £150-200
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A late Victorian silver rectangular card case, the whole embossed with cartouche, scrolls, floral and leaf ornament, 4.125ins x 3ins, by William Neal, Chester 1899, two other silver card cases, two silver cigarette cases, silvery metal box and a selection of other silver and silvery metal items, various (combined weighable silver 18ozs) £200-300
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A late Victorian silver circular trinket box embossed throughout with leaf scroll ornament, 1.75ins diameter by David & Lionel Spires, Chester 1888 (engraved to rim), a ditto embossed and pierced silver bon-bon dish 5ins diameter, Birmingham 1899 (hallmarked rubbed and slightly dented), a Victorian silver pen by Morden & Co, the plain cylindrical barrel engraved "Sterling Silver", four other silver pens/pencils, a 19th Century Scottish silvery pattern dessert spoon and a small selection of other silver spoons, various (combined weighable silver 6ozs) £100-150
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A set of six Elizabeth II silver "Royal Lineage" circular dishes, the centre of each with a medallion of a king or queen of England, 5.25ins diameter, by The Silverware Manufacturers Ltd, London 1973/74, each one a limited edition of 1500 (each 4ozs - in red leather cases) £250-350
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A George VI silver three piece condiment set, comprising - two circular salts and cylindrical pepper pot, by Naylor Brothers, London 1937, a similar George V pepper pot, London 1929, two sets of four silver napkins and a small selection of other silverware, various (combined weighable silver 14ozs) £120-160
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An Elizabeth II silver circular waiter with shaped and moulded rim on three scroll supports, 8.125ins diameter, by B.D., Sheffield 1974, four George III silver fiddle pattern table spoons by Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Haynes, and a selection of other silver fiddle pattern spoons (combined weight 22ozs), and a small quantity of platedware, various £300-400
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An Edward VII silver gilt presentation key to commemorate the Opening of Leigh Public Turkish Baths with inscription to reverse "Presented to Councillor T. Boodle on the occasion of the opening of the Leigh Public Turkish Baths, February 27th 1902", contained in fitted red leather Morocco case with gilt border retailed by Peter Yates, Jewellery, 132 and 134 Chapel Street, Leigh, hallmarked Birmingham 1902 (gross weight 1.25ozs), and an Edward VII 9ct gold and enamel commemorative medallion (gross weight 7 grammes) £120-160
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An Edward VII silver oval sauce boat with shaped rim, 7.5ins overall, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1909, a George V silver three piece cruet, comprising - salt, pepper and lidded mustard pot, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1910 (cased), five George V silver salt spoons, a silver plated two-handled hot plate, 16ins x 9ins x 5ins high, by Walker & Hall, with integral burner and aluminium inset for same, and two cut-glass decanters (weighable silver 10ozs) £250-300
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A pair of George V silver sandwich tongs by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1912, an Elizabeth II silver crucifix pendant engraved with flowers and scroll ornament, 3.25ins, by M.J. Ltd, London 1975, and a selection of other silver, silvery metal and silver mounted items, various (combined weighable silver 23ozs) £300-400
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A George III silver helmet pattern cream jug with bead mounts to rim and part fluted body, high scroll handle and on square base, 6.5ins high, by Benjamin Montague, London 1785, an Edward VII silver sugar basket with wirework sides, on circular base, 3.375ins high, by Maurice Freeman, London 1903 (lacking liner - gross weight 7ozs) and a silvery metal and embossed two-handled loving cup, 4.75ins high (marks incomplete - weight 9ozs) £150-200
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An Edward VII plain silver rectangular cigarette box, 7ins x 3.5ins x 2.5ins high, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1904, and one other George V plain silver rectangular cigarette box, 7.125ins x 3.75ins x 2.25ins high, by D. & F, Birmingham 1927 £100-150
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An early Victorian silver table service for twelve place settings, the moulded handles with scroll terminals, comprising - twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve tea spoons, four table spoons, two sauce ladles, mustard spoon, four salt spoons and a pair of sugar tongs, by Samuel Haynes & Dudley Cater, London 1838/39 (weight 124ozs - all monogrammed) and twelve plated and stainless steel bladed table knives £1000-1500
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A Victorian silver sugar sifter spoon by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1887, a pair of Victorian silver sugar tongs with pierced handles and shell pattern bowls, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1890, and a selection of other silver sugar tongs, tea spoons and other spoons, various (combined weighable silver 20ozs) £200-300
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A William IV silver fish slice with shaped and moulded terminal by William Eaton, London 1835 (weight 7ozs - engraved with crest) £100-150
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A pair of late Victorian silver spoons with plain oval bowls and handles cast with a fisherman and a sailing ship, by Robert Stocker, London 1894, a pair of George V parcel gilt spoons with shaped bowls and turned and twisted handles, by Mappin & Webb, London 1910, and a pair of mid Victorian "Scottish Provincial" silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs by J.S. of Wick (total weight 10ozs) £150-200
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Four George III silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons by Peter and William Bateman, London 1812 (terminals initialled), and a selection of other silver table and dessert spoons, various (weight 19ozs) £180-220
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A William & Mary silver table spoon with trepid terminal by William Scarlett, London 1691, (weight 1ozs), and a 17th Century Norwegian (Bergen) silvery coloured metal spoon with circular bowl, twisted stem and ball finial (weight .80ozs) £150-200
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A George III silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon by George Smith & William Fearne, London 1795 (weight 4.5ozs - engraved with crest) £120-160
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