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AN 18CT GOLD OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH, 3/4 plate gilded movement keywind/pin set with stop slide to case band, white enamel two piece dial with sweep seconds, case engraved with monogram to the back, with fitted case £800-900 plus BP*
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A GEORGE VI RECTANGULAR SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, engine turned cover with presentation inscription from 'The Birmingham Watch Company', on bracket feet, makers J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1949, gross weight approximately 19.2ozt, 589 grams, approximate width 17.5cm £60-80 plus BP*
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A GEORGE VI RECTANGULAR SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, engine turned throughout with Greek Key border to lid, blind rectangular cartouche, maker E.O Bateson, Birmingham 1946, gross weight approximately 17.3ozt, 538 grams, approximate width 17cm £50-70 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN SILVER CARD CASE, of wavy rectangular outline, floral engraved decoration with shield shaped cartouche with crest and motto dated 1897, maker George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1896, approximate weight 1.9ozt, 60 grams, approximately 9.5cm x 6.5cm £130-150 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CARD CASE, of plain rectangular form, maker George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1909, approximate weight 2.3ozt, 72 grams, approximately 9.5cm x 7cm £130-150 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULAR PIN BOX, the hinged lid with turquoise cabochon set within a gadrooned border with crimped edge, the box similarly embossed, maker J B, London 1891, approximate weight 2ozt, 63 grams, approximate width 7.5cm £30-40 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CURLING TONGS HEATER, engraved initials to cartouche, foliate embossed decoration, makers A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1899 £50-70 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HEART SHAPED BUTTER DISH, crimped edge, embossed shell and scroll decoration, frosted glass liner, engraved initials and dated, maker George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1895, approximate weight 3ozt, 94 grams, together with a Victorian silver and mother of pearl butter knife (2) £30-50 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NUTMEG GRATER, of oval outline, hinged ends enclosing a gilt metal grater, maker George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1902, approximate weight 1.7ozt, 49 grams, length approximately 6cm £100-150 plus BP*
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A RUSSIAN KOKOSHNIK SILVER PURSE, set with a cabachon amethyst, marked 84, makers mark UB (circa 1908-1926), engraved ribbon and swag decoration, blue/grey leather interior, on a short chain £150-180 plus BP*
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A LATE VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR SILVER CAKE BASKET, swing handle with gadrooned edges, the basket with foliate cast corners and ribbed border, bears presentation inscription from 'The Littleton Collieries Staff', maker Elkington & Co Ltd, London 1899, approximate weight 21ozt, 654 grams £150-200 plus BP*
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A GEORGE V SILVER BOTTLE STAND, wavy rim above foliate embossed and pierced lattice decoration, twin handles, stepped circular base, maker Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1911, approximate weight 23ozt, 716 grams £200-250 plus BP*
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A GEORGE V SILVER COMPORT, the wavy rim cast with shells and scrolls, lobed dish on a short pedestal with a circular foot, maker J H Potter, Sheffield 1912, approximate weight 24ozt, 767 grams £200-250 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, circular form, 'S' scroll handle, swag, scroll and foliate engraved decoration, stepped circular foot, maker William Evans, London 1874, gross weight approximately 5.5ozt, 173g, together with a late Victorian silver bon bon dish of asymmetric scrolled design, Deakin & Sons, Chester 1899, approximate weight 1.9ozt, 60 grams (2) £60-80 plus BP*
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A GEORGE V SILVER OVAL TRINKET BOX, border of husking to the hinged lid, worn pink silk lining, the four cabriole legs with pad feet, maker A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1913, oval length approximately 10cm, together with an Edwardian silver Mappin & Webb trinket box of serpentine shaped rectangular outline, engraved initials to central cartouche, the interior with blue silk and velvet lining with six ring slots, on four cabriole legs with paw feet, Birmingham 1908 (2) £50-80 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER FOUR PIECE CRUET SETS ON STANDS, the stands with cast central carrying handle on a shaped oval base with beaded rims, cruet items engraved with Stag's head crest, maker George Fox, London 1867, some marks and crests worn, approximate weight 29ozt, 932 grams (2) £280-320 plus BP*
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AN ELIZABETH II CIRCULAR SILVER BOTTLE COASTER, geometric and wavy pierced decoration, turned mahogany base inset with silver disc, maker W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1991 £20-30 plus BP*
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A GEORGE V HEXAGONAL SILVER TEA CADDY, domed hinged cover with flattened lozenge shaped finial, marks partially rubbed, Birmingham 1920, approximate weight 12.7ozt, 394 grams, height approximately 15cm £100-150 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER STAMP BOX, in the form of a miniature Georgian style serpentine knife box, with hinged cover, gilt interior, makers C & S Co Ltd, London 1903, approximate weight 3.3ozt, 102 grams, height approximately 6cm, together with a silver cigarette case, maker Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1922, approximate weight 4.5ozt, 142 grams £80-120 plus BP*
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A GEORGE V OVAL SILVER FIVE BAR TOAST RACK, loop handle, four ball feet, maker George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1926, approximate weight 4.4ozt, 139 grams £30-50 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN SAUCE LADLES, engraved crest and initials, makers William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1813, together with another matched, maker WE, London 1814 and a George III Old English pattern teaspoon, total weight approximately 5.6ozt, 176 grams (4) £40-60 plus BP*
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A CASED SET OF FOUR LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SALTS, of twin handled oval form, part reeded decoration, no liners or spoons, maker James Dixon & sons Ltd, Sheffield 1900, approximate weight 4.4ozt, 137 grams £40-60 plus BP*
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A MODERN SILVER RECTANGULAR PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, inner dimensions approximately 12.5cm x 8.5cm, together with a base metal photograph frame and two conical silver posy vases, loaded bases, both (s.d.) (4) £25-35 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER ANOINTING SPOON, Celtic style decoration, together with another smaller example, both makers Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1901, gross weight approximately 1.8ozt, 58g, together with a small silver tot cup, engraved with a band of thistles between horizontal lines, bears French weevil mark, sponsor James Aitchison, London 1898, a white metal spoon and a castor spoon bearing continental marks and import marks for Samuel Boyce Landeck, Sheffield 1897 (5) £60-70 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN SILVER TEA CADDY, ebonised and silver finial on a hinged stepped cover with fanned reeded embossing, the base part reeded, on four ball feet, bears registration diamond to underside, makers Horace Woodward & Co, London 1888, splits and holes, approximate weight 4.3ozt, 134 grams, together with two silver pepperettes, a silver cream jug and an oval silver salt with blue glass liner, approximate weight 3.9ozt, 124 grams (5) £60-100 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TABLE LIGHTER, in the form of classical oil lamp design, maker FH, London 1906, approximate weight 2.7ozt, 84 grams £50-80 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER CREAM JUG, gadrooned rims, scrolled handle, stepped foot, makers mark partially erased, London 1775, approximate weight 3.3ozt, 103 grams £60-80 plus BP*
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A GEORGE V SILVER SAUCE BOAT, wavy rim, three cabriole legs with pad feet, maker Viners, Sheffield 1934, together with another Viners saucer boat, Sheffield 1934, approximate weight 7.9ozt, 246 grams (2) £60-80 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER WINE FUNNEL, the strainer with shell rim clip and gadrooned, the funnel semi-lobed, makers Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, London 1813, approximate weight 5.3ozt, 166 grams £80-120 plus BP*
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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CIRCULAR BOWL, stepped foot, makers mark rubbed, London 1903, approximate weight 3.5ozt, 108g, together with a George V silver bon bon dish of octagonal form, pierced rim, short pedestal, circular foot, Birmingham 1928, approximate weight 1.9ozt, 61 grams (2) £40-60 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER PAP BOAT, makers mark rubbed, London 1814, approximate weight 1.3ozt, 42 grams £60-100 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER PAP BOAT, makers Robert Hennell I & David Hennell II, London 1799, approximate weight 1.7ozt, 53 grams £80-120 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER TAPER HOLDER, of chamber stick design, reeded rims, engraved initial, loop handle, lacks snuffer, maker ID, London 1805, approximate weight 1.8ozt, 57 grams (splits) £100-150 plus BP*
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THREE CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL WINE TASTING CUPS, embossed decoration, various marks, total weight approximately 114 grams £40-60 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER PETER & ANN BATEMAN BRIGHT CUT SUGAR TONGS, London 1796, together with a Victorian silver caddy spoon of shovel shape, makers Taylor & Perry, Birmingham 1840 and a Victorian silver Thread and Shell dessert spoon and fork, approximate weight 3.7ozt, 116 grams (4) £50-70 plus BP*
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A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER CONICAL BEAKERS, engraved with alternating panels of buildings and vase of foliage, bears first Kokoshnik mark and initials for Aleksandr Kazimirovich Vyrzhikovsky, together with another similar smaller beaker, total weight approximately 125 grams (3) £40-60 plus BP*
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A PARCEL OF SILVER AND PLATE, to include two Victorian mother of pearl handled butter knives, a miniature book of Common Prayer with silver Reynold's Angels cover, a pair of George III condiment spoons, a pair of George V silver salts, six thimbles, white metal caddy spoons and a shell shaped dish stamped STERG (parcel) £120-180 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER CREAM JUG, wavy rim, 'S' scroll handle, stepped circular foot, makers mark rubbed London 1788, approximate weight 2.8ozt, 89 grams £30-50 plus BP*
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A VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER TEA CADDY, in the Rococo style, the sliding cover with floral knop, repousse and chased to the front and back with face and front paws of a Lion looking over a cartouche of an oriental man in flowing robes picking leaves and fruit, the sides with pagodas within cartouches, maker Roberts W. Smith, Dublin 1848, height approximately 14cm, approximate weight 16.6ozt, 516 grams £400-600 plus BP*
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A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, engraved armorial, circular stepped foot, scroll handle, maker Humphrey Payne, London 1728, approximate weight 10ozt, 313 grams £180-220 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD, of baluster form, engraved crest and motto, 'S' scroll handle, circular stepped foot, maker Francis Spilsbury I, London 1735, approximate weight 10.7ozt, 335 grams £150-200 plus BP*
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A GEORGE II SILVER TEA CADDY, of bombe outline, the pull off cover with bird finial and gadrooned rim, the caddy engraved with armorial, on a gadrooned wavy base with shell feet, maker Daniel Smith, London 1759, approximate weight 7.1ozt, 221 grams £400-600 plus BP*
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A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, of baluster form, engraved crest, 'S' scroll handle, stepped circular foot, maker Richard Gurney & Co, London 1744, approximate weight 12.6ozt, 391 grams £180-220 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III NAVETTE SHAPED SILVER DESKSTAND, pierced border on four ball feet, fitted with inkwell and pounce pot, maker DH, London 1796, approximate weight 11.7ozt, 366 grams £150-200 plus BP*
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A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER SNUFF BOX, of rectangular outline, engine turned back and front with circular cartouche engraved presentation inscription, gilt interior, marks for St. Petersburg 1873, 150 grams £60-100 plus BP*
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A GEORGE I BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TANKARD, of baluster form, engraved armorial, 'S' scroll handle, stepped circular foot, makers mark is partially rubbed, London 1724, approximate weight 9.5ozt, 297 grams £200-300 plus BP*
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A GEORGE III SILVER SWING HANDLED SWEETMEAT BASKET, of panelled octagonal lozenge form, wavy rim and foot, reeded handle and rims, bright cut engraved, bears initials, makers Peter and Jonathan Bateman, London 1790, approximate weight 5.6ozt, 176 grams £100-150 plus BP*
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A WILLIAM III BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TANKARD, of cylindrical form, fluted decoration with flattened rim, maker Isaac Dighton, London 1700, approximate weight 8.85ozt, 275 grams £350-450 plus BP*
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A GEORGE IV NATHANIEL MILLS SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFF BOX, with rounded ends, reeded decoration, vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1829, approximate weight 2.2ozt, 68 grams, approximately 8.5cm x 3.25cm £120-180 plus BP*
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A GEORGE IV NATHANIEL MILLS SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFF BOX, scroll and floral casting, engine turned and engraved initials, gilt interior, Birmingham 1826, approximate weight 3.3ozt, 105 grams, approximately 7cm x 4.5cm £200-250 plus BP*
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