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Two pairs of sugar tongs, the first London 1806, bright cut decoration, the second a George III period silver pair of fret sugar tongs, 2.8oz, (2)
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Set of six matched Liberty & Co silver cased spoons, with stylised tulips to the end above a shaped bowl, 3oz, housed within the Liberty & Co case
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Two silver mugs, the first Birmingham 1947, of baluster form, the second Birmingham 1930, of tapering form, total weight 6.5oz
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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Edward VII silver sauce boat, Birmingham 1907, maker, Plante & Bannister, together with a silver mustard, marks rubbed, total weight 8.5oz (2)
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Two silver salts with spoons, the salts with three legs with shell shoulders and hoof feet, Sheffield 1829 maker FBs ltd to include a silver mustard pot with blue liner pierced and swag decoration London 1897 maker William Hutton & sons. 4.8oz (5)
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian Silver jug, London 1839, maker, Richard Pearce & George Burrows, the tapered body with ring decoration, 3.4oz
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver frame, Birmingham 1965 the C scroll and foliate decorated frame with rectangular mirror plate, 24cm x 36cm
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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Pair of silver candlesticks of squat classical design with fluted urn shape stems, Sheffield 1891 maker JD WD weighted bases. Height 11.5cm (2)
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Asprey silver travelling or dressing table part set with three lidded glass boxes, two cut glass scent bottles and a lid. The box lids London 1874 maker WWF.D scent bottles height 9cm (6)
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Mixed lot of silver items to include rouge box with enamel lid, pepper pot, two napkins rings, butter knife, spoon and a cut glass scent bottle various dates and makers. 4.7ozs excluding bottle (7)
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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19th Century Indian white metal cup, decorated with foliate scrolls, 12cm high, together with a white metal pot and cover, 8.5cm high, (2)
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Pair of silver bud vases, Birmingham 1947, the tapering bodies with square fret design, 16cm high, (2)
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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George V silver card tray, London 1921, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, scalloped edge, raised on three ornate feet, 20cm wide
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian silver christening mug, London 1892, maker John Newton Mappin, with a scroll and acanthus leaf handle stepped foot, 5.1oz
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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George V silver sugar caster, London 1931, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, the domed pierced top above the baluster body, 20.5cm high, 9.8oz
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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George V silver salver, London 1913, maker Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, the shell edged pie crust top with central monogram raised upon scroll supports, 22cm wide, 12.1oz
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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George V silver and tortoiseshell tray, London 1911, maker Mappin & Webb, together with a conforming mirror and brush, also included a silver hand held mirror and two brushes, (6)
£70-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver coffee pot, Sheffield 1958, the hinged lid above the body with canted edges, 22oz
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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Pair of George V silver sauce boats, Sheffield 1910, maker Atkin Bros - Harry Atkin, the boats with an acanthus leaf capped hand and cabriole feet, total weight 12.9oz
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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Silver plated flatware, Kings pattern, to include forks, dessert spoons, serving spoons, two basting spoons, sauce spoons, fish servers, soup ladle, tea spoons, sifter spoon, etc, (qty)
£300-£500 plus 21.6% BP*
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Matched George III three piece tea service, London 1816 and London 1820, to include the teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, each piece decorated with C scrolls and flowers, total weight 49oz, (3)
£600-£900 plus 21.6% BP*
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18th Century silver mote spoon, the pierced bowl with long stem and poker to the end, 15cm long
£60-£90 plus 21.6% BP*
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Collection of silver, various dates and makers, to include dishes, a cigarette ashtray, bracelet, napkin ring, etc, total weight 6.7oz, (qty)
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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George III silver cup, London 1796, the tapering cup with silver gilt interior, 3oz
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian Silver chocolate pot, London 1901, maker, John Henry Rawlings, the flame finial above a bulbous body and straw handle, 17.5cm in height, 8.3oz
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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George V silver tray, Chester 1927, with a pie crust edge and presentation inscription, 19oz
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian silver mounted and tortoiseshell jewellery box, the silver assayed Chester 1894, the doomed top with silver mounts enclosing the lined interior, 20cm wide
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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George VI silver trophy, Birmingham 1938, with a pair of handles to the trophy cup, together with a silver twin handled bowl, Sheffield 1906, total weight 9.5oz
£120-£180 plus 21.6% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver tankard, Birmingham 1992, maker R & Co, the tapered body with scroll handle, 7cm high, 4oz
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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George V silver tazza, Birmingham 1933, maker Barker Bros Ltd, the shallow dish top above a squat foot, 17oz,
£220-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Silver Sovereign case and half Sovereigns, the silver case enclosing a Victoria shield back 1892 and two Edward VII half Sovereigns 1909, (4)
£350-£450 plus 21.6% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver coasters, London 1969, maker A Chick & Sons Ltd, 11cm in diameter, (2)
£30-£50 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian set of five silver serving spoons, London 1897, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, kings pattern, total weight 17oz (5)
£120-£180 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian silver and tortoiseshell frame, London 1899, with silver mounted C scroll and foliate corners, a vacant shield to the top, 19cm x 24cm
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Group of silver to include a W.Wine label, sugar tongs, mustard spoons and forks. Various dates and makers. 6.3oz (7)
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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9 carat gold cigarette case, Birmingham 1935, the engine turned case with monogram to the corner, 103 grams, 9.5cm long
£800-£1,200 plus 21.6% BP*
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Edward VII silver rose bowl, Sheffield 1906, maker James Dixon & Son, the arched lip above a canted base, 30oz
£200-£300 plus 21.6% BP*
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Sterling silver forks, maker C. D. Peacock, consisting of six forks and four smaller forks, total weight 18oz
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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Silver vesta Birmingham 1907 maker M.Bros and a continental table vesta with floral pattern to the lid. Marks include a running horse and a profile head. (2)
£80-£120 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian silver perfume bottle, Birmingham 1893, maker Horton & Allday, conical gadrooned in shape with a hinged lid, 12cm high
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victorian silver frame, London 1887, the fret frame with birds and mask decoration, 9.5cm high
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Eastern white metal frame, with a pierced border with flowers, 16cm wide, together with a white metal canister and cover, 10.5cm high, (2)
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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Victoria cased pair of silver salts, Birmingham 1901, with gilt interiors with C scrolls, cased with spoons, total weight 25 grams
£30-£50 plus 21.6% BP*
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Lipstick case with sprung mirror silver marked 800, with foliate engraving possibly a jade button to enable opening and a mirror that springs up when the lipstick tube is removed.
£45-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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George V silver card tray, London 1926, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, the pie crust top above cabriole pad feet, 21cm wide, 13oz
£100-£150 plus 21.6% BP*
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Set of Sterling silver menu holders, the bases stamped Sterling Hong Kong, each as oriental figures with various equipment, 5.5cm high, (10)
£150-£250 plus 21.6% BP*
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9 carat gold cigarette case, with engine turned decoration, 115 grams
£800-£1,200 plus 21.6% BP*
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Silver pepper, salt and mustard cruet set with panel form to include two peppers, two salts and a mustard pot Birmingham 1918 maker Gorham Manufacturing Co and another mustard pot Birmingham 1906 maker MJ. 4.7oz
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Silver plated entrée dishes, to include a rectangular pair with rounded corners, an oval example and a rectangular example, (4)
£50-£70 plus 21.6% BP*
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Silver powder box of circular form, three spoons, octagonal cup with dragoon handle and Chinese seal to the base. Various dates and makers, 5.1oz
£40-£60 plus 21.6% BP*
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