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A Pair of Novelty Silver Owl Salt and Pepper Pots, maker's mark WW, Birmingham 2010, with lift off heads, 5cm high 3.1ozt (2) £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Model of a Hare, Francis Howard, Sheffield 2009, modelled seated upright, 9cm high, 6.7ozt £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Model of a Bear, maker's mark indistinct, London 2008, modelled standing on it's hind legs, 9cm tall, 4.5ozt £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Novelty Silver Frog Salt and Pepper Pots, maker's mark WW, Birmingham 2011, with green glass eyes, 4cm high, 5.1ozt (2) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Novelty Silver Chauffeur Salt and Pepper Pots, maker's mark WW, London 2003, modelled standing, on circular base, 9cm high, 3.6ozt (2) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Modern Cast Silver Novelty Frog Salts, Francis Howard, London 2008, modelled as a frog pulling an upturned shell, 10cm long, 28ozt (2) £400 - 600 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Novelty Silver Shotgun Cartridge Hip Flask, Francis Howard, Sheffield 2010, with screw off gilt outer cover and bayonet fitting internal cover, 11.5cm high, 4.1ozt £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Novelty Silver Shotgun Cartridge Salt and Pepper Shakers, Laurence R Watson, Birmingham 2007, with pull off covers, 5.5cm high, 2.2ozt £70 - 100 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Modern Silver Fox Head Stirrup Cup, Camelot Silverware, Sheffield 2010, the plain bowl with gilt interior, 12cm high, 9.6ozt £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Hip Flask, Practical Silverware, London 2007, of slightly curved form; and A Silver Collapsible Beaker, Birmingham 2005, the hip flask 13cm long, 9ozt (2) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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Two Modern Silver Armada Dishes, London 1973 and Sheffield 2008, together with A Small Lobed Silver Dish, Sheffield 1999, the largest 15cm diameter, 12.2ozt (3) £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Shaped Square Silver Salver, Gladwin Ltd, Sheffield 1933, standing on four ball and claw supports, 21.5cm wide, 14.4ozt £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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Two Silver Peter Scott Plates, John Pinches, London 1971/72, with ducks and geese in flight; and Two Queen Elizabeth II Silver Wedding Anniversary Plates/Dishes, Historical Heirlooms, Birmingham 1972 and John Pinches, London 1972, the largest 25cm diameter, 30.7ozt (4) £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Late Victorian Pierced Silver Bread Basket, William Comyns, London 1897, oval with bead borders and pierced sides and foot, 26.5cm wide, 14.4ozt £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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An Edwardian Art Nouveau Silver Posy Vase, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1905, the torpedo shaped vase on three slender stylised supports, 15cm high, 4.7ozt £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Mounted Glass Claret Jug, Francis Howard, London 2008, in the manner of Christopher Dresser, 28cm high £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair Silver and Blue-Flashed Cut Glass Comports, C J Vander, London 1996, the Bohemia Crystal bowls on trumpet shaped support, 23cm diameter, 15.5cm high £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Victorian Circular Silver Salts, Henry William Curry, London 1874, with foliate decoration, a C scroll reserve to one side; and A Pair of Victorian Silver Salts and Spoons, Mappin & Webb (John Newton Mappin), London 1887, part fluted and with elaborate shaped rim, on pedestal foot, glass liners, the first pair 7cm diameter, 11.1ozt (6) £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Twin Handled Silver Pedestal Dish, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930, with ornate fruiting vine rim and handles, pierced with a border of scrolling foliage and fruiting vines, 31cm diameter, 39.5ozt £400 - 600 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Silver Caster, Thomas Daniell, London 1783, baluster pedestal form with bead borders; and A George III Silver Caster, James Mince, London 1791, pedestal form with reeded borders, decorated with bell flower swags, engraved with initials to the shoulder, the larger 14cm high, 6.6ozt (2) £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George II Silver Caster, Samuel Wood, London 1738, baluster form on pedestal foot, with domed, pierced pull-off cover; and A George II Silver Caster, Samuel Wood, London 1756, baluster form with pierced pull off cover, engraved with a crest and the motto surround Tria Juncta in Uno, the larger 14cm high, 9.1ozt (2) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Early George lll Silver Peppers, Samuel Wood, London 1766, baluster form on pedestal foot with domed pierced cover, 11cm high, 5ozt £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George I Silver Caster or Muffineer, Samuel Welder or Starling Wilford (Grimwade unregistered 3802/3803), London 1720, baluster shape on circular foot and with foliate pierced domed cover, 10.5cm high, 3.4ozt £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Large Octagonal Silver Caster, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1919, baluster form with domed pierced pull off cover, 21cm high, 7.6ozt £80 - 120 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Large Victorian Silver Caster, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1896, the pierced domed cover with bayonet fitting, the baluster body with fluted lower half, 20cm high, 9.5ozt £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Modern Octagonal Britannia Standard Silver Caster, maker's mark BSC, Sheffield 1966, baluster pedestal form; and Another Modern Silver Caster, CJ Vander, London, 1966, baluster form with girdle, the first 17cm high, 12.9ozt (2) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Style Silver Pedestal Caster, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1905, vase shape on square foot with flame finial; An Edwardian Baluster Silver Caster, maker's mark rubbed, London 1902, with screw off cover; and A Silver Ovoid Pedestal Caster, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1927, the largest 17cm high, 12.7ozt (3) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Silver Caster, Thomas Shepherd, London 1787, with bead borders on pedestal foot; and A George III Silver Small Caster, possibly Richard Palmer, London 1765, plain baluster shape with girdle, the first 15cm high, 4.8ozt (2) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George II Silver Caster, Samuel Wood, London 1739, baluster shape on circular foot, with domed pierced cover, 16cm high, 5.7ozt £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Gilt Twin Handled Bowl, Mappin & Webb, London 1927, the bowl with planished finish and egg and dart rim, a pair of lions and serpents forming the handles, on short foot and lion paw feet, 15.5cm wide over handles, 7.2ozt £150 - 200 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George II Provincial Silver Cream Jug, Richard Richardson, Chester 1729, plain baluster form on circular foot, with sparrow beak spout, traces of armorial engraving to one side, 7.5cm high, 2oz 12dwtLiterature:Ridgway, Maurice H., Chester Silver 1727-1837, Phillimore 1985, pp.138Provenance:Ex John Foulks Lowe Collection £400 - 600 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George III Silver Cream Jug, maker's mark rubbed, London 1799, with reeded borders and handle; and A George III Style Silver Pedestal Cream Jug, London 1910, baluster with gadroon borders and scroll handle, the larger 10.5cm high, 8.8ozt (2) £120 - 180 (plus 21% BP*)
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An Edwardian Scottish Silver Entree Dish, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1902, octagonal with gadroon border and twin scroll handles, the cover with reeded loop handle, 18.5cm diameter, 20.7ozt £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Victorian Silver Swing Handled Sugar Basket, Thomas Bradbury & John Henderson, London 1884, in the George III style with pierced and engraved rim, foliate swags and an oval reserve to each side, 14.5cm wide, 6.8ozt £100 - 200 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Modern Silver Inkstand, Barker Ellis Silver Co, Birmingham 1996, rectangular with pierced gallery and two cut glass bottles, on four bracket feet, 23.5cm wide, 12.9ozt £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Matched Pair of Queen Anne Style Silver Cafe Au Lait Pots, Adie Bros, Birmingham 1932, and G.M.&S., Birmingham 1934, plain tapering with domed cover and knop finial, 20cm high, 25.3ozt (2) £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Twin Handled Silver Vase, Lowe & Son, Chester 1962, the spirally fluted ovoid body on circular pedestal foot, 16.5cm high, 14.6ozt £180 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Victorian Silver Butter Dish, Cover and Stand, Thomas Bradbury & Son, Sheffield 1851, pierced and with bead borders, the cover with cast flower finial, with an electroplated liner, the stand 17.5cm diameter, 15.2ozt £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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An Early Victorian Silver Coffee Pot, Benjamin Smith III, London 1841, fluted baluster form with foliate embellished scroll handle and spout, engraved with a crest of an elephant's head erased, stamped B.Smith Duke St Linn Inn Fields to the underside, 23cm high, 23.1ozt £300 - 500 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Late Victorian Silver Four Piece Tea and Coffee Service, Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1895, circular, with bead rim, reeded handles, scrolling foliate chasing and a fluted lower body, the coffee pot 19.5cm high, 71.9ozt (4) £600 - 800 (plus 21% BP*)
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An Edwardian Silver Swing Handled Sugar Basket, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1906, with openwork sides and green glass liner; and An Edwardian Silver Swing Handled Sugar Basket, Birmingham 1904, with pierced rim, blue glass liner, the first 13.5cm wide, 10.7ozt (2) £150 - 250 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Victorian Silver Bowl, Mappin & Webb (John Newton Mappin), Sheffield 1885, chased with foliate decoration, on circular pedestal foot, 23cm diameter, 19.5ozt £250 - 400 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Modern Cast Silver Candlestick of 18th Century Style, Camelot Silverware Ltd, Sheffield 1993, with baluster stem on a circular foot with gadroon border, 18cm high, 19ozt £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Pair of Modern Cast Silver Dolphin Candlesticks, Barker Ellis Silver Co, Birmingham 1993, the spirally fluted nozzle on dolphin support and shell base, 11.5cm high, 14.8ozt (2) £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Silver Figural Trophy ‘Bacchante', M&Co, London 1963, modelled as a female figure holding a child and a bunch of grapes aloft, on an ebonised plinth base with vacant reserve, 31.5cm high £200 - 300 (plus 21% BP*)
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A George V Octagonal Silver Bowl, Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1922, with shaped rim and on conforming pedestal foot, 21cm diameter, 20.8ozt £250 - 350 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Victorian Silver Claret Jug, Edward & John Barnard, London 1864, the pear shaped body on circular foot, domed hinged cover with scroll thumb piece, engraved with panels and circular reserves of stylised flowers and foliage, a vacant reserve to one side, 30cm high, 21.9ozt £500 - 700 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Large Victorian Scottish Silver Flagon or Covered Jug, John Muirhead & Son, Glasgow 1866, of tapering form with scroll handle and embellished spout, well engraved with panels of foliate scrolling strapwork, a vacant reserve to the front, the domed cover with knop finial, gilt interior, 28cm high, 43.3ozt £700 - 1000 (plus 21% BP*)
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A Twin Handled Silver Pedestal Bowl, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1926, oval with shaped rim and twin Art Nouveau style bifurcated handles, 33cm wide over handles, 24.6ozt £250 - 350 (plus 21% BP*)
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An Engine Turned Silver Hip Flask, Charles S Green & Co, Birmingham 1947, rectangular with bayonet fitting hinged cover, 14.5cm long, 5.4ozt £100 - 150 (plus 21% BP*)
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