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Two pairs of Georgian bright cut decorated sugar tongs; and a pair of plain similar, (3) £30-50 †
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Four pairs of Georgian and later silver bright cut decorated sugar tongs £40-60 †
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Four pairs of Georgian silver bright cut sugar tongs, some initialled and crested £40-60 †
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Four various Georgian silver bright cut decorated pairs of sugar nips, all initialled or monogrammed £40-60 †
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A pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs, probably by Peter Ann & William Bateman; and two other pairs, (3) £40-60 †
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Four various pairs of Georgian silver sugar tongs £40-60 †
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A pair of Georgian unmarked scissor action sugar nips, with pierced foliate scroll decoration £20-30 †
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Two pairs of Georgian silver scissor action sugar nips £60-100 †
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Three pairs of 19th Century silver scissors action sugar nips, with shell terminals £40-60 †
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Four pairs of Georgian silver scissor action sugar nips, with shell terminals £40-60 †
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A pair of George V etched glass silver and tortoise shell mounted globular scent bottles, decorated with garlands and swags, hallmarked London 1912 £80-120 †
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A silver and tortoise shell five piece dressing table set, London 1946, initialled £100-150 †
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A pair of late Victorian silver asparagus tongs, Sheffield 1896 £60-80 †
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An Edwardian silver oblong snuff box, with gadroon border, 10cm long, Birmingham 1908 £60-80 †
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A Victorian silver bachelor's tea set, of baluster form having leaf decoration, the teapot with blackwood handle and lift, London 1890 £100-150 †
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An early 19th Century silver sauce boat, having serrated border and acanthus scrolled handle, raised on three pad feet, probably Chester 1830 £100-150 †
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A George II Newcastle silver cream jug, having serrated border and harp shaped handle, raised on three pad feet, initialled to the under-side AT, probably 1759 £150-200 †
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A George IV silver cased travelling communion set, the patten and chalice dated 1828 £200-300 †
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A silver mounted easel photograph frame, of small proportions; and a silver spill vase, (base loaded), (2) £000-000 †
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An oriental white metal baluster vase, having profuse foliate embossed decoration, 16cm high £40-60 †
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A cased set of six silver handled tea knives; and a cased silver gilt fancy teaspoon £30-50 †
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A Victorian silver table lighter, in the form of a Roman type lamp with foliate embossed decoration and beast handle, 13cm long, London, date letter indistinct £40-60 †
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A small silver pin dish, with foliate decoration, Birmingham 1895; a silver dwarf candlestick, AF; a white metal model of Mercury, on wooden plinth; an oriental white metal figure of a rickshaw; two oriental white metal street vendor figures etc. £40-60 †
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A late Victorian silver and ivory handled Stilton scoop, London 1892, the handle engraved with entwined initials and dated December 94 £60-80 †
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A George V silver Christening mug and matching bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1920; a small silver barrel shaped Christening mug, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1921; and a silver two handled golfing trophy with presentation inscription for "South Herts Golf Club, Captain's prize June, 1939", (4) £60-100 †
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A late Victorian plated spoon warmer, in the form of a fish, 22cm long £40-60 †
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A George III silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, monogrammed, London 1813 £60-100 †
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A pair of Edwardian silver dwarf candlesticks, with fern and bluebell decoration, Sheffield 1905, 13.5cm high, (loaded bases) £80-120 †
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A Victorian silver baluster coffee pot, by E & J Barnard, having foliate scroll decoration and vacant cartouche, raised on four scrolled feet, London 1851, 25ozs., 28cm high £200-300 †
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A pair of cased silver trefid end serving spoons, having gilded spot hammered bowls, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1904 £60-100 †
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An Edwardian cut glass and electro plated claret jug, 21cm high £40-60 †
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A George V silver three piece tea set, of baluster form, the teapot with blackwood handle and lift, 22ozs. £150-250 †
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An electro plated six cup egg cruet, on foliate scrolled base £40-60 †
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An Arts & Crafts silver dish, decorated with alms for the Worshipful Company of Grocers, makers mark CJP, London 1909, 20.5cm dia. £80-120 †
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A George III silver four piece cruet, comprising a pair of open salts, raised on hoof feet and two baluster pepperettes, London 1804, maker Thomas Wallis, 17.5ozs. £200-300 †
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An American silver swing handled bon bon basket, having engraved decoration and beaded borders, by Ball, Black & Co., New York 1850, 17cm £100-150 †
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A finely engraved 19th Century Indian white metal bowl, having 8 compartments decorated with birds and flora, 14.5cm dia. £100-200 †
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Nine silver seal end coffee spoons £30-50 †
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An ornate Dutch silver tea caddy, of elliptical shape, the hinged lid surmounted by a pineapple shaped finial, raised foliate and figural decoration, 8cm high x 9cm wide £80-120 †
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A silver heart shaped bon bon dish, having foliate and pierced decoration, Birmingham 1897; another similar, Chester 1895; and a foliate engraved silver snap bangle, (3) £20-40 †
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A French white metal dish, with broad rim and reeded border, 22cm dia. £40-60 †
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A pair of silver candlesticks, of baluster octagonal form, having detachable sconces, 17cm high, Sheffield 1912, bases loaded £40-60 †
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A Gorham sterling pedestal dish, having shaped border and foliate embossed decorated panels; and a Lenox sterling plainer similar, (2) £40-60 †
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A small silver hinged box, in the form of a basket. 4.1cm high; and a continental white metal matchbox holder, decorated with country scenes, 5.5cm, (2) £40-60 †
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A William IV silver spice shaker, London 1835, 7cm high £60-80 †
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Two Victorian cut glass and silver mounted cruet bottles, 15cm high £40-60 †
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A George V silver two handled bowl, London 1938, 10.5cm dia. £40-60 †
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A George III silver meat skewer, London 1810; and three plated examples, (4) £150-200 †
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A large six division plated toast rack, raised on ball feet; and a smaller four division similar £20-30 †
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A pair of continental white metal candlesticks, of baluster form, decorated with masks heads, garlands and shells, 38cm high £200-300 †
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