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Mid-18th century fancy-back mote spoon with pierced scroll bowl and shell heel, 13.2cm overall length
£60 - 80
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Russian silver plated table service with cast rococo scroll decoration - twelve place setting, in mahogany canteen
£250 - 350
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Early Edwardian silver mounted dressing table mirror with rococo pierced scroll and foliate decoration, vacant cartouche and decorative bevelled mirror plate, blue velvet easel back (Birmingham 1903), H. Matthews, 66cm overall height
£200 - 300
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Six place setting canteen of contemporary silver Hester Bateman pattern cutlery - comprising six table forks, six table knives, six dessert forks, six dessert knives, six dessert spoons, six soup spoons, six teaspoons and a pair of tablespoons (Sheffield 1995 / 1996 / 1997), Roberts & Belk. Approximately 68ozs weighable silver (44 pieces in total), together with a quantity of original cartons and silver storage bags (2)
£600 - 700
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Contemporary decanter set - comprising crystal glass decanter with pierced silver gilt grapevine decoration and similar collar with glass stopper, six crystal glass wine glasses with silver gilt grapevine stems on circular bases and a circular wine coaster with pierced grapevine border and turned wooden base with central vine motif (London 1983), Hector Miller for Asprey London, in a fitted blue leather case with Asprey trademark and embossed - 'Col. R. J. Hoare C.B.E.', decanter 30cm overall height.
N.B. This set was possibly commissioned by Asprey for Col. Hoare, who was a well known figure in motor racing and power boat racing in the 1960s and who set up Maranello Concessionaires Ltd., the agents for Ferrari in the U.K. at that time
£1000 - 1500
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Victorian silver mustard pot modelled in the form of an owl, with hinged head cover, glass eyes and separate mouse spoon, together with a similar sifter (London 1859), George John Richards and Edward Charles Brown. All at approximately 10ozs, mustard 10.5cm overall height (3)
£600 - 800
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Victorian silver mustard pot modelled in the form of an owl, with hinged head cover, glass eyes and separate mouse spoon (London 1849), Charles Thomas Fox and George Fox (spoon unmarked - claw of one foot is broken but present). All at approximately 7ozs, 10cm overall height (2)
£200 - 300
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Victorian silver pepper or salt modelled in the form of an owl, with slip-in head cover and glass eyes (London 1874), George Adams. All at approximately 2ozs, 7cm overall height
£80 - 120
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Pair 1920s silver owl menu holders with glass eyes, on circular bases (London 1922), Sampson Mordan, 3.5cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Edwardian silver two-handled cup of inverted baluster form, with Art Nouveau-style handles, on flared circular base (Sheffield 1908), maker - H. A. All at approximately 18ozs, 19.5cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Unusual early 20th century 'Dimple' bottle in a silver case with engraved and pierced arabesque decoration and domed engraved slip-in stopper with chains and carved finial, underside stamped - 84 Cyrillic NR and Arabic script - possibly Persian / Russian from the area to the North of Persia (now Iran), controlled by Russia from 1907 to 1917, 24cm overall height
£150 - 250
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Edwardian silver ring box / pin cushion of circular form, with classical bow and swag decoration with fitted interior and domed velvet cover (Birmingham 1905), marks rubbed, 10cm diameter
£60 - 80
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1930s silver photograph frame of shaped rectangular form, with tortoiseshell interior border and oak easel back (Birmingham 1930), maker - S. M. L., 24cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Early 1920s silver four piece tea set - comprising teapot of bellied form, with reeded borders, angular handle and hinged domed cover with ebony finial, on ball feet, matching coffee pot, sugar and cream jug (Chester 1919 / 1920), maker - N. E. B. / F. E. B. All at approximately 52ozs, teapot 28.5cm overall width
£450 - 550
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Victorian silver salver of circular form, with stylised shell decoration and crimped border, 1940s engraved presentation inscription (Birmingham 1896), maker - J. W. C. All at approximately 19ozs, 31.5cm diameter
£150 - 200
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Pair Victorian silver plated three-light candelabra with Corinthian columns entwined with vines, on stepped bases with bead and egg and dart borders, twin branches with Corinthian capital candle holders and central lights with twisted columns and separate sconces, bases stamped - RD119554-5, 52cm overall height
£200 - 300
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George II silver caster of baluster form, with slip-in pierced cover, on domed pedestal foot (London 1749), Samuel Wood. All at approximately 3ozs, 12cm overall height
£80 - 120
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Pair Victorian silver plated candlesticks with tapering stems and Gothic-style scroll and foliate decoration, stamped plater's marks, 25.5cm overall height
£50 - 80
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Late 19th century Indian silver jug of globular form, narrow neck and silver handle, with allover embossed floral and foliate decoration, on circular foot, possibly Kutch. All at approximately 16ozs, 18cm overall height
£150 - 250
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Contemporary Singalese white metal dish of irregular form, with embossed floral decoration and panels of birds, the centre with an outline of the Island of Ceylon, presentation engraving on reverse. All at approximately 29ozs, 49.7cm overall length
£200 - 300
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Late Victorian Britannia Standard silver porringer of conventional form, with raised acanthus leaf decoration and twin dragon handles, underside stamped - Lambert, Coventry Street, London (London 1898), George Lambert. All at approximately 7ozs, 14cm across handles
£150 - 200
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Early 19th century Old Sheffield Plate jug of tapering baluster form, with engraved armorial, wooden loop handle and hinged domed cover with back finial, on circular pedestal base, 31cm overall height
£50 - 70
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1920s part set of twelve pairs of silver fruit knives and forks with ivorine handles, in original fitted case (one knife missing) (Sheffield 1921), Mappin & Webb, knives 17.5cm overall length
£80 - 120
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Three cases containing a collection of Scandinavian, English and other Continental enamelled silver tea and coffee spoons with guilloche enamel and other decoration (various dates and makers), together with a pair of late 19th century silver teaspoons with pierced scroll terminals (Import marks London 1898) (qty)
£100 - 150
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Pair Edwardian silver spill vases of trumpet form, with flared necks, on petal pedestal bases, stamped - RD 382559 (London 1906), Henry Wilkinson & Co. Ld., 14.5cm overall height
£40 - 60
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George III silver helmet cream jug with fluted panels and bright cut fruit and floral decoration, reeded border and loop handle, underside with engraved shield and monogram (London 1800), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 4ozs, 12.5cm overall height
£80 - 120
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Middle Eastern white metal tray of circular form, with engraved floral decoration and turned-over border, underside with Arabic marks. All at approximately 15ozs, 25.3cm diameter
£100 - 150
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George III silver counter box of circular form, with bright cut engraved decoration (Birmingham 1794), Samuel Pemberton, 2.8cm diameter
£30 - 50
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Selection of Victorian and later silver - including pair sugar tongs (Newcastle 1873), three napkin rings, tea strainer, miniature chair and other items (various dates and makers), together with a Scandinavian silver spoon and fork and a collection of miscellaneous white metal. Approximately 7ozs weighable silver (qty)
£60 - 100
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Early George III silver swing-handled bread basket of oval form, with pierced diaper and scrolling panels, gadrooned borders and embossed wheatear decoration, later central oval plaque with engraved crest on pierced oval base (London 1768), S. Herbert & Co. All at approximately 22ozs, 33.5cm across
£400 - 600
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Pair late 18th / early 19th century Continental white metal candlesticks in the neoclassical style, with fluted stems, beaded borders and inverted ball candle holders, on spreading circular bases (marked on bases, possibly Austrian). All at approximately 36ozs, 27.5cm overall height
£500 - 700
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Victorian silver waiter of octagonal form, with beaded border and engraved decoration and armorial crest, on three hoof feet (Sheffield 1851), Howard & Hawkesworth. All at approximately 7ozs, 18cm across
£80 - 120
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George III silver card tray of hexagonal form, with chased and engraved floral decoration, swag and wheel border and beaded rim, on three ball and claw feet (London 1792), John Crouch & Thomas Hannam. All at approximately 13ozs, 20.5cm across
£100 - 200
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Victorian silver six-division toast rack of shaped form, with central carrying handle, on four faceted feet (London 1897), William Hutton & Sons, together with one other similar on ball feet (Sheffield 1897), maker - C. & Co. All at approximately 13ozs, 13.5cm overall width
£100 - 200
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Victorian silver salver of shaped circular form, with panels of engraved floral decoration and armorial crest, piecrust border and scroll and foliate rim, on four scroll feet (London 1855), Edward & John Barnard. All at approximately 15ozs, 25cm diameter
£100 - 200
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Victorian silver salver of hexagonal form, with engraved floral and scroll decoration and armorial crest with motto 'Strenue et Audacter', piecrust and scrolling border on three scroll feet (London 1845), Joseph & Albert Savory. All at approximately 20ozs, 26cm across
£150 - 250
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George III silver tray of oval form, with engraved armorial crest and monogram and beaded border, on four bead / scroll feet (London 1786), Benjamin Laver. All at approximately 40ozs, 41.3cm across
£600 - 800
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George III silver dish of shaped octagonal panel form with engraved armorial crest, ribbed border and interior with engraved swag decoration, on splayed octagonal foot, together with one matching but smaller (London 1790), William Pitts. All at approximately 12ozs, larger dish 15cm across (2)
£200 - 300
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William IV silver wine funnel of fluted circular form, with engraved crest and removable pierced strainer with gadrooned border and shell suspension hook (London 1834), maker - T. D. All at approximately 4ozs, 13cm overall length
£150 - 250
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Late 18th century provincial Irish silver mounted cowrie shell snuff box with engraved monogram marked - Sterling (Cork, circa 1780), Daniel McCarthy, 7.5cm overall length
£400 - 600
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Contemporary silver cigarette box of rectangular form with cedar-lined and hinged cover with engine-turned decoration (Birmingham 1977), maker - P. & B., together with an Edwardian silver cigarette box (London 1906), Mappin & Webb, contemporary box 16.5cm across (2)
£80 - 120
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Early 19th century Dutch silver locking tea caddy of ovoid form, with bands of reeded decoration and hinged cover, on oval foot (Amsterdam 1809), maker - T. G. B., with key. All at approximately 9ozs, 11cm overall height
£300 - 400
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18th century silver caster of baluster form, with ropework borders, slip-in cover with pierced decoration and turned finial, on domed circular foot (marks obscured). All at approximately 3ozs, 14cm overall height
£80 - 120
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Fine quality George II silver coffee pot of baluster form, with gadrooned borders, engraved armorial crest, ivory handle and long fluted spout, hinged domed cover with pineapple finial, later chased with meandering foliage (London 1756), Ayme Videau. All at approximately 33ozs, 25cm overall height
£800 - 1200
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George III silver cream jug of waisted oval form, with angular handle and engraved armorial crest, together with a matching sugar (London 1803), John Emes. All at approximately 14ozs, sugar 19cm across
£100 - 200
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Large selection of miscellaneous Georgian, Victorian and later silver flatware - including pair berry spoons, six pairs Hanoverian pattern dessert spoons and forks, fiddle and thread pattern teaspoons, three Irish silver tablespoons and sundry other items (various dates and makers). All at approximately 64ozs (qty)
£500 - 700
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Selection of miscellaneous silver and white metal - including George IV lobed cream jug, mustard pot, sauce boat and other items (various dates and makers). Approximately 21ozs weighable silver (qty)
£150 - 250
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Set of six Victorian silver teaspoons and matching sugar tongs with bamboo patterned stems, in a fitted case (Sheffield 1897), maker - H. A., cased set of 1930s silver coffee bean spoons (Birmingham 1932) and cased set of six silver tea knives with mother of pearl handles (Sheffield 1938), together with eleven Victorian silver Hanoverian rattail pattern teaspoons and matching sugar tongs in a fitted case for twelve spoons (Sheffield 1901). Approximately 10ozs weighable silver (qty)
£80 - 120
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George IV silver toddy ladle of circular form, with embossed floral decoration, silver scroll handle with turned lignum vitae shaft (Glasgow 1829), maker - W. M. / A. M., 46cm overall length
£80 - 120
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Fine quality early 19th century silver toddy ladle of circular form, with embossed panels of birds and animals against a landscape, engraved initial 'R', silver leaf and scale handle with turned lignum vitae shaft, inner bowl marked - P. S., no other marks - possibly Scottish, 38.5cm overall length
£80 - 120
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