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A Victorian Queens 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) £250-350
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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) £80-120
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A George II silver Hanoverian pattern gravy spoon by Starling Wilford, London 1731 (engraved to reverse of terminal - worn to edge of bowl - weight 4ozs) £150-200
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A George III silver fiddle and thread pattern gravy spoon by William Eley and William Fearn, London 1815 (engraved), and a Victorian silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon by Robert Wallis, London, 1845 (combined weight 9ozs) £120-160
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A Victorian silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon by Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter 1854, and a George IV silver fiddle pattern gravy spoon by Solomon Royes, London, 1820 (combined weight 9ozs) £120-160
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A Victorian silver Old English pattern gravy spoon by George Maudeley Jackson, London 1891, and a George III silver Old English pattern gravy spoon by Richard Turner, London 1810 (combined weight 7ozs) £120-160
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A George III silver Old English pattern gravy spoon, 12ins overall, by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1813, a ditto gravy spoon, 11.25ins overall, by John Bourne, London 1799 (both monogrammed and with crest), a pair of William IV silver sugar tongs, London 1834, a pair of Victorian ditto, London 1893, and a small selection of other silver items (combined weighable silver 13ozs) £150-200
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A late George III silver soup ladle with shell pattern bowl by Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, London 1810 (weight 5.5ozs - monogrammed) £100-150
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An Edward VII silver Old English pattern soup ladle by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1902 (weight 8ozs - engraved to terminal), and two 18th Century silvery metal punch ladles with twisted whalebone handles, one set with a George III 1787 Shilling to bowl £100-150
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Ten George II and later silver Old English pattern table spoons and four George III and later silver fiddle pattern "Berry" spoons (all various dates and makers - mostly engraved - combined weight 28ozs) £220-300
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Four Victorian silver Kings pattern tablespoons by William Eaton, London 1844/45, two ditto table forks by George Adams, London 1846 and a set of six Victorian Scottish silver Kings pattern table forks by James McKay, Edinburgh 1837 (engraved - combined weight 33ozs) £260-300
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Five George III silver Old English and bright cut table spoons, various dates and makers (one monogrammed), and a small selection of silver fiddle pattern spoons, various (combined weight 21ozs) £200-300
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Four William IV silver Kings pattern dessert spoons, possibly by R.C. (maker's mark rubbed), London 1833, five George III Old English pattern dessert spoons by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London 1800, one other similar dessert spoon and two silver table spoons, various (weight 12ozs) £150-200
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A pair of George III silver Old English pattern "Berry" spoons, the gilded bowls and terminals engraved with fruiting vines, by Stephen Adams I or II and a Victorian silver Old English pattern sifter spoon of similar design, London, 1895, a pair of George III Scottish silver Old English pattern "Berry" spoons, Edinburgh 1799, a pair of Edward VII silver sauce ladles, and a pair of ditto silver and ivorine handled fish servers (all cased - combined weighable silver 15ozs) £150-200
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Six Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert forks by Chawner & Co, London 1862 and 1866, and two other forks, various (combined weight 10ozs) £120-160
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A set of twelve Victorian silver Old English and bead pattern tea spoons by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London 1887 (engraved to terminals), a set of eight Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Old English pattern tea spoons, cast in relief to reverse of bowls with an English Rose, Sheffield 1977, and a quantity of Victorian and later silver tea spoons, various (combined weighable silver 20ozs) £150-200
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A set of six George V silver Old English pattern soup spoons by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1930, three ditto silver Old English pattern table forks and three ditto dessert forks by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield, 1924, and a small selection of other George III and later silver Old English pattern tableware, various (mostly engraved - combined weight 43ozs) £340-400
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A set of twelve George III silver Old English pattern table forks, by William Bateman I, London 1817, and a quantity of George II and later silver Old English pattern spoons (mostly engraved - combined weight 75ozs) £600-800
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A Victorian silver fiddle pattern part table service, comprising - two tablespoons, four dessert spoons, four table forks and four dessert forks, London 1865 (each piece engraved with a Viscount crown and N below - makers mark indistinct) and a quantity of George III and later silver fiddle pattern tableware (mostly engraved - combined weight 99ozs) £800-1200
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A set of twelve Edward VII silver rat tail pattern tea spoons, the handles engraved with floral and clear ornament, and a pair of matching sugar tongs, by Sutherland & Roden, Sheffield 1903, in fitted case, a small selection of silver and silver mounted items, various (combined weighable silver 15ozs) £150-200
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A George IV silver fiddle pattern fish slice by Joseph Walley, Chester 1828, a Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish fork by Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1891, a pair of late Victorian silver rectangular dishes with incurved sides and inset with 1797 Cartwheel Pennies and Maundy Money, 5ins x 4.25ins, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1898, and a small selection of other silverware (combined weighable silver 19ozs) £200-300
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Four Indian plain silvery metal cake servers with oval blades and plain handles, a George V silver six division toast rack on four ball feet, 5.5ins x 3.5ins x 3.75ins high, Sheffield 1922, a pair of Indian silver oval James pattern sauce boats with shaped rim and flying scroll handles, each on three pad feet, 5.75ins overall, by Hamilton & Co of Calcutta, and a small selection of other silver and silvery metal table items, various (combined weighable silver 36ozs) £250-350
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A late Victorian silver combined oval snuff box and pen knife, 2.25ins x .5ins, by Sampson Morden & Co, London 1891, a George V silver oval Sovereign case, 2.25ins x 1.5ins, by E.J. Houlston, Birmingham 1911, three silver and silvery metal buckles, and a small selection of other silver items (combined weighable silver 9ozs) £120-160
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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 an early 20th Century plated bowl of Arts & Crafts design, the hammered body with tear drop motifs, 6.5ins x 4.5ins high, by Mappin & Webb £70-100
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An Edward VII silver buckle pierced and cast with floral sprays, 4ins x 1.75ins overall, by Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1906, three other silver buckles, a 19th Century tortoise-shell and silvery metal mounted oval purse, 2.75ins x 2ins, and a small selection of other silver and silvery metal items, various (combined weighable silver 2ozs) £80-120
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A William IV silver cylindrical lidded mustard of plain design with C-scroll handle, 2.75ins diameter x 3ins high, by John Edward and William Barnard, London 1835, and blue glass liner for same (liner damaged), a pair of Victorian silver circular salts with floral embossed sides, on three splayed feet, 3ins diameter x 1ins high, by Thomas Hughes Headland, London 1863, and a small selection of silver items, various (combined weighable silver 34ozs), and a Chinese silvery metal three piece cruet cast in relief to sides with prunus blossom, comprising - lidded mustard, pepper pot and salt (stamped 90 to base and with maker's marks WH - salt with blue glass liner) £300-400
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An Edward VII silver three piece condiment set with reeded mounts and wirework bodies, comprising - oval mustard pot, 3ins high and pair of urn pattern peppers, 4ins high, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1907 (weight 7ozs), and blue glass liners for same, four ditto silver menu holders inset with Wedgwood Jasperware circular plaques and on circular bases, 1.75ins high, by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1907, and a selection of other silver and silver topped items, various (combined weighable silver 15ozs) £200-300
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A pair of George III silver pepper pots with shaped pierced covers, bulbous bodies and on square bases, 5.25ins high, possibly by Charles Hougham, London 1786, and a small selection of other condiments, various (combined weight 18ozs) £150-200
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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 (combined weighable silver 10ozs) £150-250
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A George V silver circular rose bowl, embossed with ribbons and swags and with partly reeded body, 6ins diameter x 4ins high, by Alexander Clark & Company Ltd, Birmingham 1913 (base dented and rim misshapen), an Edward VII silver rectangular cigarette case, the curved body engraved with leaf scrolls, 3.75ins x 3ins, Chester 1902 (engraved), four late Victorian/Edward VII silver backed dressing table items, comprising - two hand mirrors and two clothes brushes (combined weighable silver 10ozs), and a Continental silvery metal jam spoon £100-150
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A George V silver triangular one-handled dish of Art Deco design with pierced handle, on scroll feet, 6.75ins x 6.75ins x 1.5ins high, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1934, a George VI silver octagonal tazza, 5ins diameter, Birmingham 1937, an Edward VII silver shell pattern butter dish, Sheffield 1909, and a George V ivory and silver mounted box and cover, 5ins high, the mount by Robert Pringle, London 1931 (lid engraved) (combined weighable silver 14ozs) £150-200
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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 (weight of each 4ozs - in red leather cases) £200-300
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A late Victorian silver bulbous cream jug of Georgian design with shaped rim and handle and floral embossed body, 3.75ins high, a similar circular two-handled sugar bowl, 6ins diameter x 2.75ins high, both by Mappin Brothers, Chester 1897 and 1898 (both with splits to rims), four other silver items (combined weight 17ozs), a silvery metal jam spoon with shaped handle, two mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives, and a Victorian silvery metal mounted ivory conductor's baton, 18ins overall (engraved - slight cracks) £250-350
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A George V small silver two-handled prize cup, 1.625ins high, by S.W. Smith & Co, Birmingham 1910, and seven other silver two-handled prize cups, various sizes and dates (combined weighable silver 10ozs - all with presentation engravings), and ebonised plinth bases for all £150-200
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A 19th Century Continental silver table crucifix, 6.15ins high, possibly by Bernard Muller & Son, with import mark for London 1895, a George V silver oblong pin tray of shaped and moulded outline, 9.25ins x 3.5ins, by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1913, a small selection of other silver items (combined weight 17ozs), and a pair of plated pillar candlesticks of Corinthian column pattern, 6ins high £180-220
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A pair of George VI silver four division toast racks of lancet design, 4ins x 2.5ins x 4.5ins by Viners, Sheffield 1938, two other silver toast racks, a William IV silver milk jug with gadrooned rim and reeded body, by Michael Pearce and George Burrows, London 1832, and a quantity of silver, silvery metal and silver mounted items, various (combined weighable silver 55ozs) £440-500
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A pair of George V silver rectangular four division toast racks, each 3.5ins x 2.375ins, by Hukin & Heath, London 1935, a pair of Edward VII silver oval dishes with floral and scroll cast mounts, 6ins x 3.5ins, Birmingham 1901, and a small selection of other silver items, various (combined weight 24ozs) £200-300
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A George V silver rectangular cigarette box with domed engine turned lid, on ball feet, 7.25ins x 3.625ins x 2.25ins high, by Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1934 (engraved initials to front), a George V plain silver rectangular cigarette box, 6ins x 3.5ins x 1.5ins high, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1948, a set of six silvery metal dessert forks and six knives by WMF, two silver circular compacts with engine turned ornament, and a selection of other silver and silver topped items, various (combined weighable silver 10ozs) £300-400
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A George V silver circular trinket box of shaped outline, on three splayed feet, 4ins diameter x 1.75ins high, Birmingham 1919, by Snyder & Beddoes (loaded - base damaged), an Elizabeth II silver rectangular photograph frame of plain design, 7.5ins x 5.25ins (to take picture 6ins x 4ins), Sheffield 1994, and a quantity of silver and silver mounted items various (all in poor condition - combined weighable silver 7ozs) £120-160
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An Argentinean silvery metal bulbous two-handled urn shaped mate pot, the circular base with scroll toes, 5.25ins high, and a mate spoon for same, a circular table bell with cast open scroll cover and on three scroll feet, 3.5ins diameter, possibly Birmingham 1895, a selection of cut-glass dressing table fitments with plain silver covers, and a selection of other silver and silver backed items, various £150-200
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A George V silver and blue guilloche enamel backed five piece dressing table set, comprising - hand mirror, two hair brushes and two clothes brushes (comb missing), by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1913 (with slight damage), in fitted case, six other silver backed dressing table items, and an Edward VII silver rectangular dressing table tray of shaped outline, 11.5ins x 7.875ins, by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1904 (weight 11ozs) £200-300
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An Edward VII and George V Harlequin silver five piece dressing table set of Neo-classical design with bead mounts and cast with oval bellflower ornament, ribbon motifs and floral swags, all by William Hutton & Sons, comprising - rectangular tray, 12ins x 8.5ins, hand mirror and two clothes brushes, Birmingham 1906, an oval glass and silver mounted jar, Birmingham 1910, and one other silver mounted glass powder jar (combined weighable silver 16ozs) £150-200
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A Chinese silvery metal circular bowl with shaped rim and double walled panels, the exteriors pierced and cast with exotic birds, insects, flowers and bamboo shoots, on plain footrim, the base engraved with stylised flowerheads, 5.5ins diameter x 3ins high (weight 14ozs) £800-1000
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Two Continental silvery metal circular bowls with turned over rims, each engraved with a crest and on circular moulded footrims, 4.25ins diameter x 4.75ins high (weight 11ozs), and a Russian silvery metal egg cup on circular base, 4.75ins diameter overall x 2.75ins high (engraved script to rim and dated 1942 - base loaded) £150-200
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Continental silvery metal miniature square vase of flared form cast with dancing figures and floral swags, 3ins high, a Dutch silvery metal toy in the form of a two seated settee, four ditto in the form of single chairs, a selection of other Dutch silvery metal toys, and a gilt metal miniature timepiece with 1in diameter enamelled dial to the watch movement, contained in cast case with leaf scroll cresting and ebonised spiral turned columns to front, 4ins high £150-250
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An Indian silvery metal oval teapot with serpent pattern handle and finial, the whole cast with huntsmen on foot and horseback chasing animals through a forest and within a band of floral ornament, 4.75ins high, a similar milk jug, 3.75ins high, and a circular sugar bowl, a pair of Indian silvery metal circular bowls with shaped rims cast with figures and animals set in a landscape, 3.5ins diameter x 1.75ins high, two other silvery metal items and a pair of cut-glass and silver topped salts (combined weighable silver 33ozs) £400-600
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An Indian silvery metal rectangular dressing table tray, the rim with bead mounts, embossed to centre with roundels and a central motif of Hindu deities, 12ins x 9ins, and a silvery metal spherical teapot embossed to sides with Indian style ornament, 11.25ins high (combined gross weight 35ozs) £200-300
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A good late 19th/early 20th Century German silver model of a medieval Knight in full armour on horseback, the Knight with carved ivory face holding a lance in his right hand and a small ceremonial shield cast with a pseudo crest of a double headed eagle and a small rectangular pennant, the horse with decorated armour and inset with seven cabochon agates, the shaped plinth base cast with a pseudo crest of a double headed eagle to front and reverse flanked by embossed and chased leaf scroll and lions mask ornament, the moulded base with acanthus leaf ornament, 12ins high x 13ins overall (marked "Sterling 925 Germany" - gross weight 60ozs) £3000-4000
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