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A silver fruit or dessert bowl set comprising: one large bowl and six handled cups, all with frosted glass liners, matching arching design to rims and feet, by Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1961, 12cm high, 24cm diameter and smaller, 1908gms weighable silver (7) (minor faults) £600 - 1000
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A silver topped glass sugar caster, the faceted body with domed cover and finial, by Barker Ellis Silver Co, Birmingham 1973, 16cm high £30 - 50
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A silver topped spherical dressing table jar, cut glass check pattern body, the spirally lobed lid with acorn and flower detailing, by Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst, London 1925, 11cm high £30 - 50
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A silver mustard pot with acanthus cast handle, reeded lower rim, the hinged lid with bun finial and engraved with the initials ECM, blue glass liner with star cut base, by GF, London 1838, 6cm high, 11cm wide; together with a fiddle pattern condiment spoon engraved with the initials AM, by William M Traies, London 1824, 124gms gross (2) £40 - 60
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A small silver mustard with half lobed oval body, conforming lid with ball finial, blue glass liner, by William Devenport, Birmingham 1906; a plain condiment spoon by Hampton Utilities, Birmingham 1959; together with a cream jug, half lobed body with applied scroll handle, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1876, 5cm high, 77gms weighable silver (3) £20 - 40
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A Russian silver fiddle pattern ladle, gilt bowl, by ПИА, silver mark for Moscow 1882-1899, 31cm long, 229gms (minor faults) £60 - 100
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A pair of silver fish servers, the handles with scrolling foliate design, the blades pierced and engraved with further scrolling foliage, possibly by John Gammage, Birmingham 1855/6, cased, 292gms gross £80 - 120
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A silver gravy boat of conventional form, by Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1937, 7.5cm high, 104gms £40 - 60
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A silver two handled trophy, folded rim, angular handles, circular pedestal foot, by Wilmot Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1914, 9cm high, 21.5cm wide, 293gms (minor faults and old restorations) £80 - 120
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A small silver teapot, half lobed body and hinged lid, ebonised handle and finial, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1902, 12cm high, 269gms gross £80 - 120
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A three piece tea set comprising: teapot, sucrier and cream jug, all with shaped upper rim and stylised shell and hoof feet, the teapot with carved ebonised wooden handle, by Rowlands & Frazer, London 1896, teapot 13.5cm high, 19.5cm wide, 586gms gross (3) £150 - 200
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A selection of silver items to include: a small brandy snifter, gilded interior, by A.T. Cannon Ltd, Birmingham 1974; a goblet with gilded interior, textured stem with knop, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1973; a pair of small salt and pepper pots, the half lobed bodies with scroll detailing in relief, by J C Plimpton & Co, Chester 1902; a pepper pot in George I style, baluster form with three hoof feet, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London; a pair of napkin rings with banded rims, by Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1921; a napkin ring with engraved body, 380gms gross (8) £120 - 180
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An Art Deco silver teapot of rounded rectangular form, ebonised handle and finial, stepped rectangular foot, by NM?, London 1968, 14.5cm high, 626gms £180 - 250
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A George III style silver teapot with stylised shell and gadrooned upper rim, ebonised handle and finial, reeded rim to foot, base engraved From Grandma To Katherine Minnie Monkman , by C W Fletcher & Son Ltd, London 1958, 14.5cm high, 670gms £200 - 300
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A silver hot water pot with lappet cast rim, ebonised handle and finial, circular pedestal foot, by G Bryan & Co, Birmingham 1941, 363gms gross (minor faults) £100 - 150
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A pierced silver preserve pot, the body with stylised Greek key and bar design, the finial conforming above plain cover, three hoof feet, blue glass liner, by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1908; together with a fiddle pattern condiment spoon, engraved with initials, by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1841, 141.5gms gross weighable silver (2) £40 - 60
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A silver trophy with wooden barley twist stem, the bowl engraved Presented by Hepworth and Grandage , stepped circular foot, indistinct makers mark, Birmingham 1930, 459gms gross (filled and faults) £30 - 50
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A silver tea set consisting of boat shaped teapot with ebonised handle and finial, cream jug and sucrier, all half lobed, with gadrooned rims, by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1928, 14cm high and smaller, 1150gms gross (3) £280 - 350
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A set of six silver teaspoons, Old English pattern, by A J Bailey, Birmingham 1938, cased; a second set of six silver teaspoons, by Lanson Ltd, Birmingham 1943, cased; three silver napkin rings of various designs and makers, 229gms gross (15) £30 - 40
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A sweetmeat basket stand, beaded rims, the body engraved with foliate scrolls, four claw and ball feet, beaded swing handle, by Daniel & Charles Houle, London 18?, 14cm diameter, 175gms £50 - 80
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A pair of Continental silver gilt spoons, each with stylised female finial and acanthus leaf skirt, tapering squared stem, the drops with scrolls and stylised old man's face wearing a crown, possibly from Bavarian city Augsburg, 16cm long, 118gms gross £40 - 60
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A silver letter opener with interlaced cast Celtic style handle, by Mappin & Webb?, Birmingham 1996; a second letter opener with spiral embossed handle, stamped 925; a small magnifying glass with floral embossed handle and further flowers encircling glass, fitting to end stamped 925, 68gms gross (3) £25 - 40
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A George I style silver sugar caster of pear shaped octagonal form, elongated acorn finial to cover pierced with Saltire Crosses, circle and ovals, stepped pedestal foot, by Barker Brothers (Herbert Edward Barker & Frank Ernest Barker), Chester 1913, 18cm high, 100gms £40 - 60
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A silver novelty pin cushion in the form of a child's cradle, ball feet, likely by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1906, 4cm high, 6cm long, 24gms (marks rubbed) £40 - 60
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An Edward VII silver and tortoiseshell dressing table box of bowed form, the hinged lid tortoiseshell inlaid in silver coloured metal with ribbon tied swags and basket of flowers within cast laurel and floral border, four talon and ball feet, 7.5cm wide, by Levi & Salaman Birmingham 1905 £40 - 60
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A silver dressing table set comprising: hand mirror, two hair brushes, two clothes brushes, three silver and cut glass dressing table jars and a silver topped comb (comb replaced), all with engine turned decoration with floral bands to rims, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1926, cased (faults) £200 - 300
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Paul Storr (1770-1844) - a pair of large silver dishes, oval bodies with gadrooned rims, both engraved with crest belonging to Bolton of Tullydonnell, by Paul Storr, London 1800, each 2.5cm high, 44cm wide, 29.5cm deep, 3302gms (2) (bodies scratched)
The crest probably pertains to Captain John Bolton of Maine, Castle Bellingham & Tullydonnell, an officer in the 5<+>th<$> Royal Irish Dragoons (born 1753). His second son, John Henry Bolton (later of Tullydonnell Co. Louth) was baptised in 1800 which may have been the raison d'être of these very superior objects. Provenance: Tullydonnell (now demolished). £2000 - 3000
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A George IV Irish silver coffee pot, the body heavily chased and embossed with floral garlands, swags and drapery, central oblong cartouche engraved to one side with the arms and motto of the Know family of Castlerea and Woodstock, the other side with the same family's crest, acanthus leaf wrapped handle and lower spout, circular conforming pedestal foot, the hinged lid with melon finial and further scrolling foliage, by James Fray, Dublin 1827, 27cm high, 26cm wide, 1116gms
These arms, motto & crest relate to the family of Know of Castlerea and Woodstock, Co. Wicklow. The arms are shown impaling Daly of Dunsandle, thus the item must have been made for Revd. Arthur Knox (b. 1793), third son of Arthur Knox of Castlerea (1759-1798) by Lady Mary Brabazon, youngest daughter of 8<+>th<$> Earl of Meath. Young Arthur marries in November 1820 Mary, youngest daughter of Rt. Hon. Dennis Daly PC(I) MP, and sister of the 1st Lord Dunsandle & Clan Conal. He was rector of Ballypaise, Co. Cavan, so the provenance is probably Ballypaise Rectory. £1000 - 1500
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A selection of British and Continental teaspoons, various sizes and designs, most hallmarked silver, 925 etc; a small mother of pearl handled knife, the silver blade scroll engraved; a small silver scroll engraved vesta case, the body with vacant shield cartouche, likely by Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester 1903; etc, 155gms gross (qty) £30 - 40
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A small collection of silver thimbles, three with conventional honeycomb design to upper body, the lower bodies with various engraved bands of stars, a fourth thimble with circle design to body, all four hallmarked sterling, various dates and makers, 13gms gross (faults) £30 - 40
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A small collection of silver items to include: a pair of sugar tongs, twining leaf and rose design, stamped ALEO, W.Germany, 835; a matching caddy spoon with shovel bowl, marks rubbed; a small penknife with lizard handle, the blade stamped Sterling 925; a spoon with round bowl, stylised shell finial, green enamel to handle, by David Anderson, Norway 925S, 65gms gross (4) (faults) £30 - 50
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A fold-over fruit knife with ribbed mother of pearl handle, the silver blade engraved with the initials JJ, by Edmund Bell, Sheffield 1886, 12cm long when open; another similar, by Harrison Fisher & Co, Sheffield 1929, 12.5cm long when open (2) £20 - 30
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A two piece Continental silver coloured metal cream jug and sucrier, both chased and embossed with cherubs and pedestal vases of flowers, the jug stamped 800, 5.5cm high and smaller, 147gms gross (2) £100 - 150
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A large cylindrical crystal glass vase with silver mounts, central decoration depicting dancing girl with tambourine encircled by flowering cornucopias, an eagle above holding lightning arrows next to an olive branch in its talons, the top and bottom of the vase with ribbon and swag drapery, by FMT, stamped 925, likely British and made for export, stepped circular foot, 32cm high, 14cm diameter £250 - 350
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A large cylindrical crystal glass vase with silver mounts, central decoration depicting dancing girl with tambourine encircled by flowering cornucopias, an eagle above holding lightning arrows next to an olive branch in its talons, the top and bottom of the vase with ribbon and swag drapery, by FMT, stamped 925, likely British and made for export, star cut circular base, 39cm high, 12cm diameter £250 - 350
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A silver trough shaped stamp case, two franked red penny stamps within glass windows, three section each with hinged lid, scroll feet, likely by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1901, 3cm high, 9cm wide, 70gms £150 - 200
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A silver & ivory pepper mill, the silver top engraved with scrolling foliage, reeded ball finial, silver bands to body, the grinder's base marked Déposé, Peugeot Frères, by William Henry Leather, Birmingham 1907, 8.5cm high, 4.5cm diameter (faults) £100 - 150
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An unusual silver inkwell in the form of a ship's lantern, by Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham 1925, 9cm high, 5.5cm wide, 98gms £200 - 300
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A silver and glass double inkwell, the base and corners diamond cut, the hinged lids engraved and embossed with scrolls and foliage around central circular cartouches, by Arthur Willmore Pennington, Birmingham 1898, 6.5cm high, 15.5cm wide £100 - 150
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An oversized silver topped scent bottle, the spherical body heavily cut with circles and diamonds, star cut base, the hinged lid chased and embossed with demi-lobes and scrolling foliage, central sun shaped cartouche inscribed Florence, by Drew & Sons, London 1895, 16.5cm high, 12cm diameter £100 - 150
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A George III silver milk jug with reeded rims and handle, the plain body engraved beneath spout with the ciphercm, indistinct maker's mark, London 1801, 11cm high, 12.5cm wide, 112gms £120 - 180
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A small Victorian silver basket with swing handle, the pierced sides chased and embossed with flowers, circular pedestal foot with reeded rim, by Howard & Hawksworth, Sheffield 1846, 8cm high (with handle down), 14.5cm diameter, 143gms £120 - 180
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A silver Edwardian inkstand, the boat shaped dish with gadrooned rim and paw feet, the glass inkwell facet cut and with smooth pontil scar, the hinged convex lid with reeded rim, by Asprey & Co, Birmingham 1905, 8cm high, 25cm wide, 185gms weighable silver £150 - 250
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A pair of George II silver sauce boats, both of conventional form, shaped rims, flying acanthus cast S-scroll handles, stepped hoof feet, by David Hennell I, London 1745, each 11cm high, 15.5cm wide, 375gms gross £350 - 450
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A George III silver fish server with green stained ivory handle, diamond pierced and engraved body, raised shaped rim to one side, indistinct maker's mark, London 1809, 28cm long, 155gms gross (marks rubbed) £120 - 180
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A 'Bristol' blue glass scent, square plain body, bar finial to stopper, silver collar, by Henry Hobson & Sons, London 1918, 10cm high, 6cm wide £120 - 150
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A George IV horn beaker, the interior silver lined, rims with reeded silver mounts, the body with applied rectangular plaque engraved with intertwined snake and phoenix and the letters EH, by J.K, London 1831, 11.5cm high, 8.5cm diameter (faults) £50 - 80
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A George III horn beaker, the interior silver lined, silver upper rim, vacant oval cartouche to body, by ?R, London 1801, 11cm high, 8cm diameter £60 - 100
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A George III silver single sconce candlestick elaborately chased and embossed with stylised shells and scrolls, by S C Younge & Co, Sheffield 1820, 544gms (filled) £100 - 150
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A George IV, silver milk jug, half lobed body with gadrooned rim, acanthus leaf handle, scroll and claw feet, by Joseph Angell I, London 1821, 10cm high, 15.5cm wide, 215gms £100 - 150
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