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George III silver teapot and stand, London 1796, maker Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, the ivory finial top above a bright cut hinged lid and shaped base with leaf swag bright cut engraving monogram to the oval, together with the conforming teapot stand with central monogram and wavy bright cut edge raised above shaped supports, total weight 23oz (2)
£400-£600 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver coffee pot, London 1861, maker William Smily for A B Savory & Sons, the shaped body with swag engraved decoration and crest, long spout with an ivory finial top to the lid and handle, 18.9, 23cm high
£250-£350 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edwardian silver creamer, London 1906, of panelled baluster form, 2.9oz
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver three piece tea service, Sheffield 1939, maker Viners Ltd-Edward Viner, consisting of a teapot, sugar bowl and jug, 22oz, (3)
£120-£180 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver trophies, various dates and makers, inscriptions for Mixed Foursomes, to include two pairs of trophies, a trophy with an enamel badge and another, total weight 14oz, (6)
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Elegant late 18th Century pair of Sheffield silver plated candlesticks with Corinthian capitals. the column with acanthus leaves above a beaded foot and with swags at the top, with beaded drip pan. For similar example see History of Old Sheffield Plate by F. Bradbury. height 28cm
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver five piece cruet set, Birmingham 1919, maker George Unite, to include two peppers, two salts and a mustard, together with three conforming spoons, cased
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver communion flagon, London 1863, maker D & C Houle, the slender neck and spout with a scroll handle and bulbous body on an angled foot, 2.3oz, 9.5cm high
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century French silver pepper, the pierced lid above the vase body with cartouche panels decorated with flowers, 3oz, 15cm high
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Two silver peppers, the first baluster shape, London 1933, together with another of baluster form, London 1937, total weight 3.3oz (2)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver soup ladle, London 1861, maker WS, fiddle pattern with deep bowl, 9.6oz
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver salver, London 1937, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, the stepped edge above cabriole legs, presentation inscription, 13.9oz
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver and glass vanity containers, various dates and makers, to include two bottles with silver caps, a hinged example with stopper, a silver pill box and three silver topped containers, (7)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of Victorian silver table spoons, Exeter 1859 possibly John Stone, fiddle pattern, 3.7oz, (2)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver pepper, assay marks unclear, maker Jabez Daniel & James Mince, of baluster form with a pierced top, 2oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver tea pot and coffee pot, London 1968 and 1969, maker W & W, with a bullet shape tea pot and a baluster coffee pot, total weight 49oz, (2)
£400-£600 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver punch bowl, London 1913, makers mark rubbed, the undulating bowl with scroll ends above a pair of lion mask swing handles and the inscription "The Capital & Counties Stakes Nottingham 1969" raised upon a stepped foot, 40oz, 25cm wide
£300-£500 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of silver plated two branch candelabra, circa 1940's, with a central beam flanked by the lappet branches, 25.5cm high, (2)
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver basket, Sheffield 1866, maker EB & JB, the swing handle to the bowl basket decorated with a geometric scroll design and wavy edge, 22oz, 28cm wide
£300-£500 plus 22.8% BP*
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Four silver plated entrée dishes, to each of rectangular form with screw off handles, (4)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver spoons, to include a Victorian silver table spoon, London 1865, together with silver and white metal spoons, total weight 4.6oz, (6)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver bowl, Birmingham 1925, maker D & Co, the deep bowl with scroll handles above a stepped base, 44oz, 34cm wide
£300-£500 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver plated wares, to include a pair of Sheffield plate candlesticks, a pair of Sheffield plate coasters, a pepper mill, an associated wine funnel, a chamber stick and a tea pot, (8)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver bonbon dish, London 1884, with lion mask legs and foliate decoration, 3.2oz
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver pint tankard, Birmingham 1881, makers mark H & T, 11.5cm high, 8.2oz
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver objects, various dates and makers, to include silver spoons, two silver handled button hooks, a silver cigarette case, a silver plated meat fork and another button hook, (10)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver castor, Sheffield 1938, maker Edward Viner, the pierced top above a baluster body and stepped foot, 5.5oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver dish, London 1899, makers mark rubbed, the silver gilt interior with swirl bands decorated with leaf and flower design, the bowl flanked with figural handles of ladies, 25.5cm wide, 10oz
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver punch bowl, London 1896, maker Thomas, 158 New Bond Street, the undulating bowl with flower and fruits in repousse, the handles with a beast in the female form terminating with acanthus leaf scroll, presentation inscription Amateur Photographic Association Challenge Bowl Presented by R.O. Milne July 15. 1896, 22cm high, 45cm wide, 60oz
£800-£1,200 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver and silver plated wares, to include a pair of silver candlesticks, a silver plated tea strainer and a pair of silver plated salts with spoons, (7)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver sugar bowl, London 1889, maker Charles Edwards, the gilt interior and exterior decorated with a foliate band and gadrooned body, 2.5oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver plated warmer, the dish top lifting off for the water reservoir raised on bun feet and flanked by carrying handles, 35cm wide
£20-£30 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver cigarette box, London 1919, maker CLS, the engine turned case with central shield, 14cm wide
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century silver flatware, George III to Victorian, various dates and makers, to include six dessert spoons, five teaspoons, four teaspoons, five forks, total weight 20oz
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edwardian VII silver novelty desk inkwell, Birmingham 1909, maker Arthur & John Zimmerman, in the form of a bell, the hinged lid opening to the well, 7cm high
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver vinaigrette, London 1806, maker Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, the ribbed body with hinged lid enclosing a gilt interior, the personal initials A.S M.S to the interior, 37mm diameter
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver box, Birmingham 1816, maker Samuel Pemberton, the circular box with naiveté engraved and foliate decoration, 24mm diameter
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Goliath Watch and silver case, the hammered silver case with the enclosed goliath watch signed Z. Barraclough 8 Days and Roman hours
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Commemorative Nelson silver and porcelain dish, the Aynsley porcelain dish with a picture of Nelson and wreath surround, dated 1805, 72mm diameter
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1855, maker Edward Smith, the serpentine shaped case with vacant cartouche, 35mm diameter
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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George IV silver novelty vinaigrette, Birmingham 1829, maker Thomas Northcote, in the form of a purse with foliate decoration, the interior with a silver gilt pierced grille, 23mm diameter
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Fine 19th Century Viennese enamel and silver gilt snuff box, maker Hermann Böhm, the lid polychrome decorated with a standing figure of Napoleon opening to reveal a purple interior with a crown on a cushion and an eagle, the base decorated with figures by buildings and tents, the base with a capital N, silver gilt edge with the makers mark HB, 8cm wide
£300-£500 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1846, maker Nathaniel Mills, the serpentine case with swag inlay enclosing the gilt interior with gilt swag grille, 35mm diameter
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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George IV silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1825, maker John Thornton, the hinged lid with sun burst centre and arched surround with leaf design, the interior in silver gilt and fret grille, 32mm diameter
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver, to include two silver capped canisters and a silver heart shaped pill box, (3)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III fleam case, the white metal case with arched top and line decoration enclosing two fleams, 6cm high
£150-£250 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver vinaigrette in the Chinese taste, Birmingham 1805, maker Samuel Pemberton, with stylised text to the lid, opening to reveal a gilt interior and fret, 38mm diameter
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Novelty silver salt, stamped 800, in the form of a donkey with two baskets to each side, 7.5cm long
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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18th Century Dutch silver perfume box, the lid decorated with a courting couple with C scroll surround, the body with hunters and animals, 35mm high
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Early 20th Century Silver niello cigarette case, Middle Eastern, the front with a building by a river, the back of the case with chequer design, 9.5cm wide, 3.9oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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