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Egyptian silver model of an 'Esso' petrol bowser in a two-wheeled frame, with separate bucket mounted on a mahogany plinth (bowser marked), together with a late Victorian silver letter opener with unusual decoration and engraved inscription (London 1896), maker's mark rubbed, letter opener 22cm overall length
£80 - 120
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Victorian cut glass biscuit barrel in a silver plated swing-handled frame with turned columns and beaded decoration, separate domed cover with bright cut decoration and pinecone finial, on three shaped feet, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 20cm overall height
£80 - 120
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Pair of late 19th / early 20th century Chinese silver boxes of cylindrical form, with embossed dragon decoration and slip-on covers with engraved monograms, undersides with Chinese character marks. All at approximately 5ozs, 6cm diameter
£80 - 120
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William IV Irish silver fiddle pattern mustard spoon with engraved armorial crest (Dublin 1835), maker - P. W., together with a pair Victorian silver sugar tongs (London 1848), George Adams
£30 - 50
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Fine quality 19th century French silver and silver gilt part canteen of cutlery with engraved initials - comprising twelve silver tablespoons, twelve silver gilt dessert spoons, twelve silver gilt dessert forks, twenty-four dessert knives with mother of pearl handles, eight pastry knives with gilt metal blades and ivory handles, twelve silver gilt teaspoons, silver gilt serving spoon, silver gilt sifter spoon and a silver soup ladle - some pieces stamped - JAMET, in original fitted case. Approximately 98ozs weighable silver (83 pieces in total)
£1500 - 2000
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Early George V silver playing card box with engine-turned decoration and gold foliate borders, hinged double cover with applied gold initials, opening to reveal a silver gilt and leather interior to hold four decks of card with ornate pierced silver gilt retaining chips (London 1912), Asprey & Co. Ltd., 11cm across
£250 - 350
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George III silver dish of boat-shaped form, with gadrooned borders and ring handles, together with another matching but smaller (London 1802), maker - W. S. All at approximately 14ozs, larger dish 18.2cm across (2)
£250 - 350
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Continental white metal bowl with pierced decoration, underside stamped - ERCUIS FRANCE. All at approximately 10ozs, 20.7cm diameter
£150 - 200
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Selection of 1920s silver and pink guilloche enamel dressing table items - including a hand mirror, comb, two hair brushes and two cut glass toilet bottles (Birmingham 1921), H. Matthews (6)
£120 - 180
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1920s silver sugar caster of octagonal baluster form, pierced slip-in cover with ropework border and urn finial, on an octagonal pedestal foot (London 1926), maker - M. R. All at approximately 5ozs, 16cm overall height
£80 - 120
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1920s silver christening mug of plain barrel form, with scroll handle (London 1926), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 3.0ozs, 7.5cm overall height
£50 - 80
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Late 19th / early 20th century Chinese white metal mesh handbag with flower-head and bead decoration, suspension chain, sliding clasp and bamboo-style ring handle (handle and clasp stamped 90 with Chinese character marks). All at approximately 12ozs, 41cm overall length
£100 - 200
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1930s silver bowl of cylindrical form, with flared rim, on a circular base (Sheffield 1938), William Hutton & Son Ld. All at approximately 8ozs, 13cm diameter
£80 - 120
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Pair mid-20th century Japanese silver salt and pepper shakers in the form of shamisens, in wooden case (stamped Sterling Japan), together with another shaker in the shape of a Shinto temple gateway (stamped Sterling 950 Japan)
£60 - 100
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Late 1940s silver comport of circular form, with fish scale decoration and pierced border, on a shallow circular pedestal foot (Sheffield 1946), Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 17ozs, 25.5cm diameter
£150 - 250
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Pair late Victorian silver sweetmeat dishes of circular fluted form, with embossed fruit and floral decoration and crimped border, on decorative pedestal bases (London 1898), Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 12ozs, 9.5cm overall height
£150 - 250
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Pair early George V silver four-division toast racks with club-shaped frames and loop handles, on shaped feet (London 1910), Thomas Bradbury & Son. All at 6ozs, 9.2cm across
£60 - 100
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Victorian silver goblet with beaded and knopped stem and silver gilt interior, on a circular foot with beaded border (London 1868), maker - A. M. All at approximately 7ozs, 18cm overall height
£80 - 120
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George II silver mug of baluster form, with scroll handle, on a circular foot, underside later stamped 3rd June 1919 from J. R. Richard Neville Barclay (London 1739), maker's mark distorted. All at approximately 6ozs, 10cm overall height
£80 - 120
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1920s silver teapot of compressed cauldron form, with bands of reeded decoration, with ebony handle and domed hinged cover with ebony finial, on an oval base (Sheffield 1921), maker - T. L. All at approximately 20ozs, 27.5cm across
£150 - 250
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A selection of Georgian, Victorian and later silver - including christening mug in a fitted case, another christening mug, cream jug, sauce boat, goblet, eight silver-bladed fish knives and other items (various dates and makers). Approximately 24ozs weighable silver (qty)
£200 - 300
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Late Victorian travelling clock with French timepiece movement with lever escapement, circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a silver carriage clock-style case with scroll handle, on four bun feet (London 1895), maker - B. C. D., underside and inside rear door stamped - A. Barrett & Sons, 63 and 64 Piccadilly London, 10cm overall height
£200 - 300
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Unusual late 18th / early 19th century double-hinged white metal case in the form of a horn, containing a compass with bird pointer and separate enamelled compartment, ornate securing hook and hinged suspension loop in the form of a heart (unmarked), together with a George III silver patch/counter box with bright cut decoration (Birmingham 1795) and two contemporary silver swizzle sticks
£50 - 70
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Late 19th / early 20th century Chinese silver mug of baluster form, with embossed Chinese characters and figurative scenes, dragon and pearl handle, on circular base (underside with Chinese character marks). All at approximately 6ozs, 11cm overall height
£300 - 400
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Late 19th / early 20th century Chinese silver mug of baluster form, with embossed panel of Chinese characters and figurative scenes, dragon and pearl handle, on circular base (underside with Chinese character marks). All at approximately 7ozs, 10.3cm overall height
£300 - 400
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Late Victorian silver caster of baluster form, with central raised band in the Georgian style, domed slip-on cover with pierced decoration and turned finial, on a circular base (London 1898), Charles Stuart Harris. All at approximately 3ozs, 12.5cm overall height
£60 - 80
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George III silver jug of neoclassical form, with band of raised swag decoration and bead borders, rattan covered scroll handle and domed hinged cover, on circular pedestal foot, underside engraved - I. T. M. (London 1783), cover unmarked, Thomas Daniel. All at approximately 11ozs, 20cm overall height
£200 - 300
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Edwardian silver teapot of half-fluted form, with angular ebony handle, fluted spout and hinged domed and fluted cover with carved ebony finial, on an oval foot (London 1907), C. S. Harris & Sons Ltd., together with a Victorian silver sugar and cream jug with similar decoration (Sheffield 1896), Roberts & Belk. All at approximately 28ozs, teapot 25.5cm across (3)
£200 - 300
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1930s three piece silver tea set - comprising teapot of cauldron form, with flower-head border, angular ebony handle and hinged domed cover with turned ebony finial, on a domed circular foot, matching sugar and cream jug (Birmingham 1934), maker - J. W. T. All at approximately 21ozs, teapot 25cm across
£150 - 250
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Late 19th / early 20th century Indian silver three piece condiment set - comprising salt, pepper and mustard, with blue glass liner and spoon, with scrolling high relief floral decoration in the Kutch style, together with a pair of similarly decorated tall silver beakers with cartouches and another mustard pot (apparently unmarked). All at approximately 16ozs, tall beaker 13.5cm overall height (6)
£150 - 250
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Pair Victorian Scottish silver menu holders in the form of thistles, with amethyst mounted flower heads, on triangular easel frames (Edinburgh 1895), maker - Y. & T., 6cm overall height
£80 - 120
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Victorian three piece silver condiment set - comprising salt, pepper and mustard of ovular form, on three ball feet, in the manner of Christopher Dresser (Sheffield 1877), Henry Wilkinson & Co., together with a separate silver plated spoon. All at approximately 4ozs, mustard 7cm overall height (4)
£80 - 120
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Early 20th century composite canteen of Old English pattern cutlery - comprising six tablespoons (London 1911 / 1912), six dessert spoons (Sheffield 1937 / 1938), six dessert forks (Sheffield 1908 / 1909), six table forks (Sheffield 1930 / 1931), six teaspoons (London 1926) and a sauce ladle (Sheffield 1914), together with six contemporary silver-handled dinner knives and six matching dessert knives (Sheffield 1978), various makers. Approximately 50ozs weighable silver
£500 - 700
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Early George II silver marrow scoop of conventional form (London 1727), maker's mark distorted, 22.2cm overall length
£80 - 120
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1930s pair silver fish servers with silver blades and pistol grip handles (London 1931), maker - L. A. C
£80 - 120
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Selection of English and Continental silver - including four Georgian tablespoons, tea and coffee spoons, serving spoons and others (various dates and makers). All at approximately 26ozs (qty)
£200 - 300
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Early George V silver salver of octagonal form, with deep piecrust border, on four ball and claw feet (Sheffield 1912), maker - S. & S. All at approximately 27ozs, 30.7cm diameter
£200 - 300
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Late 1930s silver dish of hexagonal form, with panels of pierced scrolling foliate decoration, on a circular pedestal foot (Sheffield 1939), Emile Viner, together with another with pierced foliate border, on a domed circular foot (Sheffield 1959), maker - W. B. All at approximately 24ozs, 1930s dish 25.2cm diameter (2)
£200 - 300
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George I Britannia Standard silver tea caddy of plain octagonal form with slip-on cover (London 1715), possibly by Michl. Boult, indistinctly marked on base, one side panel and inside cover. All at approximately 4ozs, 11.5cm overall height
£300 - 500
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George III silver meat skewer of conventional form, with suspension ring (London 1783), George Smith, 27.5cm overall length
£60 - 100
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Three late Victorian silver menu holders with pierced grid decoration and scrolling border, on pseudo paw feet (London 1897 / 1900 / 1901), William Comyns & Sons Ltd. All at approximately 1oz, 6.2cm across
£80 - 120
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Set of four George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons with engraved initials (London 1792), Thomas Northcote. All at approximately 10ozs
£80 - 120
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Collection of five silver Victorian and later pepperettes of various forms (various dates and makers), together with a 1930s silver sugar caster (Birmingham 1931) and a contemporary silver salt grinder with original box (London 1993). All at approximately 10ozs, sugar caster 17cm overall height (qty)
£100 - 200
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Selection of miscellaneous silver - including two cigarette cases, part christening set, set of six coffee bean spoons, sugar tongs, spoons, etc (various dates and makers). Approximately 18ozs weighable silver
£150 - 250
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Set of six 1920s silver napkin rings with engraved initials (Sheffield 1924 / 1925), Thomas Bradbury & Sons, together with another pair (Birmingham 1921), George Unite and two others. All at approximately 10ozs (10)
£100 - 150
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Late 19th / early 20th century Chinese silver model of a rickshaw and coolie, stamped - 90 WH (Wang Hing) and bearing Chinese character marks, 8.5cm overall length
£60 - 100
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Four Victorian and Edwardian silver vesta cases of rectangular form, with hinged covers (Birmingham 1881 / 1888 / 1901 / 1907), various makers, together with a 19th century tortoiseshell snuff box with hinged cover (5)
£100 - 150
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Early 19th century silver plated samovar with neoclassical leaf and ribbon decoration, open scroll handles and ebony tap, slip-in cover with bead borders and acorn finial, central reservoir with separate iron, on a pedestal base and square stand on four ball feet, 52cm overall height
£150 - 250
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19th century silver plated coffee pot of half-fluted rectangular form, with gadrooned borders, similar to a biggin, angular fruitwood handle and domed slip-in cover, separate stand and burner with gadrooned border, on four paw feet, 29cm overall height
£70 - 100
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Victorian silver candle snuffer or douter in the form of a hunting horn, with engraved initials - E. M. A. (London 1894), Sampson Mordan & Co., 31cm overall length
£100 - 150
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