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A Christofle silver plated grenade shaped cigar lighter, the central burner flanked by three ancillary lighters, three spherical feet, one stamped Christofle numbered 8, another bearing number 1489034, 8cm high £40 - 60
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An EPNS inkwell with shell and leaf clasped gadrooned border, outset paw feet, fitted pair of cut glass wells, central pot with chamber stick lid, 27cm wide, early 20th Century £60 - 80
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A cased set of fish and fruits knives and forks with servers, comprising six fish forks, five fish knives, six fruit knives and forks and a pair of servers, fitted blue silk and velvet lined case, the hinged lid with vacant cartouche, case 35cm wide, early 20th Century (lacking one fish knife) £20 - 30
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A 19th Century Sheffield plate lobed entrée dish and cover, the lid with detachable cast handle within gadrooned border, crest beneath, the base with conforming gadrooned rim and pair of acanthus cast handles, 33cm wide £25 - 40
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A pair of George III style wine coasters with gadrooned rims and pierced stylised flowerhead and scroll bodies, 14cm diameter; two other silver plated wine coasters, all with mahogany turned bases (4) £30 - 50
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A quantity of silver plated ware including entrée dishes, tankard, asparagus dish, mug, etc. (qty) £20 - 30
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A pair of George III style silver plated entrée dishes, the domed covers with reeded branch loop handles within fluted borders, the square bases with re-entrant corners with conforming borders, 22cm wide, numbered 4520, early 20th Century (4) £20 - 30
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Christofle - an hour glass of conventional design, the glass contained within three knopped tapered pillars, the circular base and top with three compressed bun feet, 16cm high, stamped Christofle, France and Coll-Gallia £120 - 180
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A Mappin & Webb Ltd three piece cruet set, the pottery bodies green decorated in gilt and brown with pheasants and flowers, silver plated mounts, with a silver mustard spoon, salt and pepper pots 12cm high, cased £25 - 40
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A pair of EPNS hexagonal pierced dessert stands with bead and reel borders, shaped conforming pedestal bases, 20.5cm wide, by F. Brothers Ltd, numbered 1963 (2) £50 - 80
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An EPNS two handled oval breakfast dish, the revolving cover with ivory handle, pair of milled caps and pierced shaped handles, on waisted legs with plain feet, 33cm wide overall, by James Dixon & Sons £70 - 110
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A rectangular casket, the hinged lid with pair of winged amorini and birds flanking a cartouche engraved with interlaced initials, acanthus cast border, the front, sides and back with musical and other infants, the base with laurel cast band, 19cm wide, 10cm deep, 9cm high, late 19th Century (faults) £20 - 30
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A set of three carving implements comprising: fork, knife and steel, ivory tusk handles, knife 24.5cm long, 19th Century (faults) £450 - 600
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An Edward VII silver tea caddy of cylindrical shape with reeded borders, the cover conforming, 11cm high, by William Comyns, London 1911, 150gms £70 - 100
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A Victorian frosted glass mustard of bellied form, domed silver cover with shell thumb piece, plain mount with beaded border and conforming scrolling handle, 8cm high, indistinct maker's mark, London 1861; a George V christening mug, the cylindrical body slightly tapered on circular foot with C-scroll handle, 7.25cm high, by SAC, Sheffield 1927 (2) £60 - 80
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An Art Deco silver topped glass sugar caster, the heavy faceted body with domed cover and flattened finial, 15cm high, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1934 £60 - 100
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An Edward VII Art Nouveau style photograph frame, 16cm x 12cm, Birmingham 1902; an engine turned rectangular photograph frame, 16.5cm x 11.5cm, by Henry Clifford Davies, Birmingham 1961 (2) £120 - 180
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Tiffany & Co - a sterling standard basket, the arched handle with reeded border, engraved with interlaced initials, the pinched basket pierced on conforming oval foot, 13cm high, 10.5cm wide, the base marked Tiffany & Co 12627, makers 6371, sterling silver 925/1000, G, 108gms £120 - 180
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A set of six coffee bean terminal spoons by S Blackensee, Birmingham 1926, cased; a set of six golfing teaspoons by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1933, cased (2) £60 - 90
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An Edward VII pedestal tazza or sweetmeat stand, the circular top above a pierced border, knopped waisted stem on circular foot, 13.5cm high, 15cm diameter by BG & Co, Birmingham 1902, 140gms £45 - 60
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A George V pedestal tazza or sweetmeat stand the circular dished top pierced and embossed with vacant ovals linked by bell flower pendants, waisted stem and circular loaded foot, 12.5cm high, 15cm diameter, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1910 (faults) £40 - 60
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A Victorian swing handled oval cake basket, the rim gadroon, leaf and shell cast the tapered handle reeded with vacant oval cartouche flanked by a pair of leaves, 34cm wide by Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1895, 860gms £200 - 300
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A hammer textured circular bowl, 17.5cm diameter by DMD London 1963; an Elizabeth II petal shaped dish with broad pierced border of scrolling palmettes, 15cm diameter, indistinct maker's mark, Birmingham 1963, 120gms (2) £30 - 50
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A shaped circular salver in George II style, on three shell cast feet, 25.5cm diameter by Viners, Sheffield 1963, 480gms £120 - 180
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A George V shaped circular swing handled cake basket, on waisted stem and domed circular foot, 25.5cm diameter, by JD WD Sheffield 1924, 570gms £150 - 250
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A pair of George III style wine coasters with turned mahogany bases, plain, 14cm diameter by B & Co, Birmingham 1985 £80 - 120
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A George III style wine coaster with turned mahogany base, plain, on spreading foot, 12.5cm diameter, by MK, Birmingham 1987 £30 - 40
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A six piece modernist cruet set comprising two salts and two peppers of cylindrical form, each with eight textured notches, together with a pair of shallow cylindrical salts engraved NSCA 1970 1974, salts and peppers 10cm high, mustards 6.5cm diameter, 2.5cm high, probably by Derek Birch, Birmingham 1975, 536gms £200 - 300
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A set of six Edward VII napkin rings, the cylindrical bodies with four reeded bands and vacant rectangular cartouches, within notched borders, by BG & Co, in fitted case £100 - 150
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An Aurum Centenary goblet, the base inscribed number 201 of a Limited Edition of 500 produced by Order of The Lord Bishop of Southwell for The Centenary of The Diocese, 16.5cm high, by HM, London 1984; a hammer textured pedestal goblet on circular foot, 16cm high by PBH London 1971, 390gms £100 - 150
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An urnular shaped vase with spreading circular neck and spreading base, 13cm high; two silver napkin rings, one as a belt, the other reeded oval, various dates and makers (3) £30 - 50
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A six division toast rack with angular ring handle, 10cm wide by BE & Co, Birmingham 1972; another six division toast rack with loop handle, 10cm wide by S Ltd, Birmingham 1958, 114gms (2) £40 - 60
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A set of six Old English Pattern silver teaspoons, cased; a Kings Pattern silver handled cake knife; a set of six silver teaspoons with feathered edges and foliate cast terminals, cased (3) £40 - 60
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A set of eight 925 standard shell shaped menu holders, on canted rectangular bases, 3.2cm wide, 2cm high £80 - 120
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A silver topped glass claret jug, the globular shaped body finely cut with starbursts within borders, the spout, collar, handle and lid plain with spirally fluted finial, 22cm high, by W Adams, Birmingham 1903 (faults to spout) £150 - 200
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A George III Old English Pattern silver tablespoon, engraved with interlaced initials, George Smith, London 1805; a shaped rectangular silver faced photograph frame with blue velvet back, 9cm high, by R U & Co, Birmingham 1906 (2) £20 - 30
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A George III barrel shaped mustard pot, the hinged lid with foliate thumbpiece, the body with pair of reeded bands and angular scrolling handle, the front engraved with initial A, 8.5cm high; together with a George IV mustard spoon, the mustard pot Newcastle, indistinct maker's mark and lacking date letter, 144gms £80 - 120
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A pair of Russian silver and silver gilt salts, the sledge bases set tapered cylindrical bodies embossed with two silver gilt bands enclosing four silver gilt swan appliqués, 15.5cm long, salts 8.5cm diameter, second Kokoshnik mark, Moscow, indistinct mark and stamped WH, 882gms £600 - 1000
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A Victorian Scottish tea kettle on stand, the cauldron shaped body with rustic handle and spout, flat lid with compressed ball and spire finial, the body engraved with a crest, three rudimentary stilt feet, the rustic stand conforming with a circular burner, 34cm high, by Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh 1880, 1684gms (faults) £700 - 1000
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A set of six Fiddle pattern silver table forks, engraved with a crest, by George Jackson & David Fullerton, London 1908, 468gms £120 - 180
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An Edward VII helmet shaped cream jug with frilled rim and scrolling handle, moulded girdle and three rudimentary scrolling hoof feet, 7.5cm high, by WA, Chester 1902, 64gms £30 - 40
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Two George IV pairs of sugar tongs, one engraved with a crest, both with indistinct maker's mark, Newcastle 1821, 80gms £50 - 70
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A pair of Victorian sugar tongs, engraved with interlaced initials, by John James Whiting, London 1849; another pair engraved with interlaced initials, by HE London 1859, a pair of Georgian sugar bows by John Bridge, another Victorian pair by George Maudley Jackson, 1883 (4), 155gms £70 - 100
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A pair of sugar tongs by Peter and William Bateman, London 1810, 30gms £25 - 40
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Four pairs of sugar tongs, one bright cut with vacant cartouche, the other three plain, all Sheffield, various dates and makers including James Dixon & Co, John Round & Son Ltd, Mappin & Webb, etc. (4), 89gms £40 - 60
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A George V silver mounted lady's toilette case, each piece with engine turned bands around a circular cartouche engraved with interlaced initials, foliate borders, by H Brothers, Birmingham 1911, in gilt tooled silk lined and green velvet fitted case, 34cm wide £100 - 150
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A set of six sterling silver fish knives and forks, with plain blades and foliate engraved ferrules initialled BH, green hardstone handles, in brown velvet fitted and silk lined oak case, stamped ST silver and initialled FG £100 - 150
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A fine quality pair of French silver and silver gilt cake knife and server, the silver gilt blades pierced and finely engraved with cranes amongst leafage, the handles foliate and flowerhead embossed on a textured ground, the terminals with vacant cartouches, the gilt tooled brown Morocco case silk and velvet lined, cake slice 30.5cm long, case 35cm wide, late 19th Century £100 - 150
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A Victorian chamber stick with shell shaped base with Onslow pattern thumb piece, cylindrical nozzle and wide drip pan, on three spherical feet, 17cm wide overall by Carrington & Co, London 1893, 200gms £60 - 90
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A pair of Victorian pedestal salts, the globular bodies foliate and floral embossed on a textured ground, the cylindrical necks with "flowerhead" bun shaped covers, circular pedestal foot, 9.5cm high, indistinct maker's mark, Birmingham 1892 and 1898, 96gms £50 - 80
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