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A Contemporary Silver Mounted Glass Pitcher/Jug, Francis Howard, Sheffield 2010, with spherical glass body, 20cm high £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Large Contemporary Silver Bowl, maker's mark RS, Birmingham 2003, the exterior with a planished finish, 31cm diameter, 33.8ozt £300 - 500 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Graduated Set of Three Contemporary Silver Candlesticks, B&Co., Birmingham 2007, the largest 20.5cm high (3) £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Graduated Set of Three Contemporary Silver Candlesticks, Broadway & Co, Birmingham 2006, with long slender stem on circular base, bases filled, the largest 40cm high (3) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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An Edwardian Silver Pedestal Bowl, Elkington & Co, London 1909, with strapwork style raised decoration, 15.5cm diameter, 14.3ozt £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Shaped Circular Silver Dish, William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1928, the rim with four pierced foliate points, 28cm wide, 16.6ozt £150 - 200 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George V Silver Table Cigarette Box, A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1911, with hinged cover, wood lined interior and on bracket feet, 20cm wide £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Modern Silver Ice Bucket, WW, London 2002, plain cylindrical form with bead borders and lift off cover, the gilt interior with a lift out strainer, 16cm high, 28.1ozt £300 - 500 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Large Twin Handled Silver Bowl, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1935, retailed by Finnigans Ltd, the plain bowl with pierced acorn and oak leaf handles and on three acorn and leaf supports, 37.5cm wide over handles, 56.1ozt £700 - 1000 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Set of Three Modern Italian Silver Dishes, Pampaloni, late 20th century, in a wood box; An Electroplated Chocolate Pot, William Hutton & Son, the design in the manner of Dr. Christopher Dresser; A Danish Silver and Enamel Salt, Volmer Bahner; A Norwegian Silver and Enamel Salt Spoon, Otto B. Sunde; Another Salt Spoon, stamped Sterling; and A German WWII Base Metal Table Fork, the chocolate pot 15.5cm high, 4.4ozt (8) £70 - 100 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Modern Art Nouveau Style Pedestal Bowl, WW, London 2002, with planished finish, the bowl on three stylised supports and domed foot, 20cm diameter, 25.1ozt £250 - 400 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Victorian Silver Dressing Table Tray, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1893, shaped rectangular with a foliate reserve to the centre; and Another Silver Dressing Table Tray, Charles S Green & Co, Birmingham 1912, engraved with striped decoration, the larger 30cm wide, 25ozt (2) £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George V Silver Three Piece Tea Service, Nathan & Hayes, Chester, 1915, oval with shell and gadroon rim, a fluted band and on ball supports, the teapot, 30cm long, 37.8ozt (3) £400 - 500 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George II Silver Salt, David Hennell, London 1748, plain circular on three pad feet; A George III Silver Cream Jug, probably Peter & William Bateman, London 1810, with reeded rim and handle, engraved with foliage, and a Masonic compass symbol below initials to the front; and An Old Sheffield Plate Wine Funnel, circa 1800, with straight gadroon rim and shell clip, the jug 10.5cm high, 7.6ozt (3) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Silver Christening Mug, William Sutton, London 1787, baluster shape with scroll handle, later engraved initial; together with A Victorian Silver Christening Mug, Henry & Henry Lias, London 1874, tapering from with two reeded bands, the first 10cm high, 10.1ozt (2) £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Pedestal Silver Cream Jug, John Denzilow, London 1786, with bead borders and reeded handle, engraved to the front with initials within a raised gilt reserve, 15cm high, 4.4ozt £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Modern Silver Mug of George III Style, C J Vander, Sheffield 2004, plain tapering with central girdle and scroll handle, 12cm high, 15.6ozt £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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Two Similar George II Silver Cream Jugs, Thomas Rush, London 1743 and Daniel Shaw, London 1748, both of baluster shape with rococo chased decoration, on pad feet, 9cm high, 5.1ozt (2) £150 - 200 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Victorian Silver Gilt Mounted Blue Glass Bowl, Charles Edwards, London 1879, in the Gothic Revival taste with twin scroll handles, foliate pierced rim and engraved foot, 16cm wide over handles £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Baluster Cream Jug, Stokes & Ireland, Chester 1934, with planished finish and scroll handle, on short foot, 10.5cm high, 5.5ozt £70 - 100 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Small Victorian Silver Fish Servers, George Unite, Birmingham 1852, with engraved blade and tines, the carved mother of pearl handles engraved with a crest of a cuffed arm holding an animal, possibly that of Elwill, in a fitted case, the knife 23cm long, £70 - 100 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Scottish Provincial Silver Toddy Ladle, Edward Livingstone, Dundee circa 1800, engraved with the initial E; A Pair of George III Silver Old English Pattern Table Spoons, William Sumner, London 1805, engraved with the initials S over RM, and A Set of Four Teaspoons, maker's mark TH, London 1805, engraved with initials to match the previous, the toddy ladle 15.5cm long, 6.9ozt (7) £70 - 100 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of George III and Later Silver Spoons, various dates and makers, including: a pair of fiddle pattern sauce ladles, London 1842; two Irish Fiddle pattern tablespoons, Dublin 1817 and 1839; and a quantity Old English and Fiddle pattern teaspoons, some part sets, 20.1ozt (Qty) £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Set of Twelve Victorian Scottish Silver Grecian Pattern Teaspoons and Tongs, J.M. & Co, Glasgow, 1882, single struck and engraved with the initials MB, 9.5ozt (13) £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of Modern Silver Spoons, Albert Frederick Baker, Birmingham 1961 and 1971, comprising: a set of six small dessert spoons with planished bowl and decorated terminal; and a pair of plain larger spoons, 14cm and 19cm long respectively, 7.8ozt (8) £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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An Arts and Crafts Silver and Champlevé Enamel Teaspoon, Joseph & Joyce Himsworth, Sheffield 1926, with planished bowl, the terminal set with multi-coloured enamels, 11cm long £40 - 60 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of Eighteen Silver Napkin Rings, various dates and makers, assorted sizes and designs, 13.2ozt (18) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of Twelve Silver Napkin Rings, various dates and makers, comprising: a near set of six with gadroon borders; and a similar set of six plain examples of varying widths, 13.6ozt (12) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Set of Six Silver Name Card Holders, marked 925, late 20th century, in the form of a shell on rectangular base; together with Five Modern Silver Novelty Name Card Holders, various dates and makers, all circa 2000, the largest 4cm high, 4.3ozt (11) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Set of Five Modern Silver Wine Labels, B&Co, Birmingham 2003-08, of circular design, comprising: 2 Port; Gin; Brandy and Whisky, 3.5cm diameter, 3.7ozt (5) £60 - 80 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Matched Set of Five Modern Silver Wine Labels of George III Style, marks of C J Vander and Roberts & Belk, 1989 and 1994, of crescent form with bright engraved borders and Prince of Wales feathers, comprising: two Whiskey; Sherry; Gin and Port, 6cm wide, 1.6ozt (5) £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Norwegian Silver Gilt and Plique a Jour Enamel Salt, Marius Hammer, stamped ‘930S', modelled as a Viking boat with blue and green enamel rim, 5.5cm wide, £60 - 80 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Silver Snuff Box, maker's mark indistinct, Birmingham 1807, of curved form with fluted/ribbed decoration, 6cm wide, 1.1ozt £70 - 100 (plus 21% BP*)
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Two Modern Engine Turned Silver Snuff Boxes, Peter John Doherty, Birmingham 1992 and S J Rose & Son, Birmingham 1987, the larger 5cm wide, 3.1ozt (2) £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Silver Snuff Box, John Shaw, Birmingham c.1810, with fluted/ribbed decoration; and A George III Silver Snuff Box maker's mark indistinct, Birmingham 1829, with engine turned and fluted decoration, the first 6cm wide, 2.3ozt £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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Six Modern Silver and Hardstone Pill or Snuff Boxes, various makers, London and Sheffield, 2002-10, comprising: three with hardstone tops; a basket weave example; one foliate engraved; and one with a hunting scene cover, the largest 5.5cm wide, weighable 4.1ozt (6) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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Seven Modern Silver and Hardstone Pill and Snuff Boxes, various makers, London and Sheffield, 1996-2009, comprising: three with hardstone tops; one in the form of a sweet; a plain oval example; one with crocodile skin effect; and a three section example decorated with fruit, the largest 6cm wide, weighable 3.7ozt (7) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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Eight Modern Silver and Hardstone Pill or Snuff Boxes, various dates and makers, London and Sheffield, 1996-2010, comprising: four with hardstone tops; a fluted example; one in the form of a book; an engraved rectangular example; and a rectangular example with cut corners, the largest 5.5cm wide, weighable 3.5ozt (8) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Five Piece Silver and Enamel Dressing Table Set, Padgett & Braham Ltd, Birmingham 1945, painted with pink and purple flowers over a cream guilloche enamel ground, the mirror 25cm long £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of Silver and Guilloche Enamel Dressing Table Items, comprising: A Mirror and Two Brushes, Birmingham 1933; An Oval Brush in Box, Birmingham 1926; and A Circular Box and Cover, London 1926, the mirror 23.5cm long (5) £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Swan Pin Cushion, Ari Norman, London 2002, together with: a cast model of a panther, London 2010; three graduated models of horses, London 2007/10; and a miniature figural candlestick Ari Norman, London 1995, the swan 5.5cm long, weighable silver 6.3ozt (6) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of Silver Models of Animals, comprising: two pigs, Sheffield 2009; a dog, with a stick in its mouth, London 2002; and two ducks, London 2009, the pigs 4cm long, 5.2ozt (5) £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of Eight English and Continental Silver and Enamel Models of Ducks, six English examples, mark of JAH, London 2010/11; and three Italian examples, the largest 4.5cm high £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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Five Silver and Enamel Models of Cats, maker's mark JAH, London 2008/10, the largest 4cm high (5) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Group of Miniature Silver Models, various makers, London and Sheffield, 2004-10, comprising: three rabbits; a corgi; a teddy bear; a cat; and a Devil holding a fork, the largest 4.5cm high, 4.3ozt £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Modern Silver Models of Pheasants, maker's mark WW, Birmingham, no date letter, circa 2000, the larger 12cm long, 9.4ozt £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Cast Silver Models of Recumbent Lions, Hugh Crawshaw, Sheffield 1993, 5.5cm long, 6.3ozt (2) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Model of a Curlew, maker's mark WW, Birmingham 2010, 7.5cm long, 5.8ozt £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Cast Silver Models of Recumbent Lions, Hugh Crawshaw, Sheffield 1993, 5.5cm long, 6.3ozt (2) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Model of Bulldog, Francis Howard, Sheffield 2010, modelled standing, 9cm long, 5.9ozt £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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