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George III silver cream jug, London 1800, makers mark rubbed, the oval jug with a long spout and arched handle, 3.6oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Matched set of six silver tea spoons, to include a set of five Victorian examples London 1861, maker William Smily, and a single silver spoon, London 1827, total weight 5.7oz, (6)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver castor, Sheffield 1926, maker Walker & Hall the finial top above a pierced dome top and chamfered vase body, 5.4oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver sauce boat, London 1938, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, together with a silver cup, Birmingham 1903, total weight 7.9oz, (2)
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver flatware, various dates and makers, to include George III and later silver spoons, a George III silver fork, a pair of Victorian sugar nips, total weight 9.2oz, (qty)
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver plated presentation trowel, the trowel with the inscription Wesleyan Chapel Brockley, Presented to Helen M Brodie Oct 11th 1876, 35cm long
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edward VII silver butter dish and knife, Sheffield 1910, maker Richard Richardson, cased, together with a silver cased set of tea spoons and sugar tongs, Birmingham 1912, total weight 4.4oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver, various dates and makers, to include glass silver topped canisters, a mirror frame, napkin rings, button hooks, flower vase, urn, etc, (qty)
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver marrow scoop, London 1809, maker Richard Crossley, with two scoops and boar head crest to the bowl back, 1.1oz
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Set of six Russian silver spoons, the finial ends and twist shafts leading to the bowl with engraved buildings to each reverse, 3.3oz, (6)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% 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)
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver three piece cruet set, Birmingham 1936, maker BB, to include a pepper, salt and mustard, total weight 5oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver objects, various dates and makers, to include two shell butter dishes, an ashtray, a Carlton China silver rimmed dish, a silver cigarette case and a pair of silver sugar tongs, total weight 7oz, (6)
£70-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1938, the engine turned case with canted corners, 12cm long, 5.9oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver mustard, Sheffield 1883, maker Henry Stratford, the drum mustard with shell capped handle, blue glass liner, 3oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V cased silver vanity set, Birmingham 1936, maker Broadway and Co, with engine turned backs, to include a mirror, four brushes and a comb, cased
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of Irish William IV silver table spoons, Dublin 1832, maker William Cummings, fiddle pattern with rat tail bowls, 5oz, together with a George III silver table spoon, London 1820, 2oz, (3)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Two silver plated entrée dishes, the first with scroll leaf edge and a branch effect handle, the second oval dish with bead edge, (2)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of Elizabeth II silver pepper grinders, Birmingham 1982 maker S J Rose & Son, of baluster form, screw top, (2)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver cruet set, London 1940, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Ltd, consisting of a salt, mustard and pepper, together with another pepper and a mustard
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver chalice, London 1862, maker George Angell, the cup with rosettes set with diamonds to the body and foot, 5oz
£100-£200 plus 22.8% BP*
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George VI silver cigar box, London 1939, maker Mappin & Webb, the rectangular box with W inscription to the top corner, 17.5cm wide
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver basket, Sheffield 1852, maker Aktin Bro, the undulating bowl with pierced foot, 4.8oz 15.5cm wide
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver objects, various dates and makers, to include a silver ring box, a silver dish with jade base and a silver cased 1977 Jubilee spoon, (3)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edward VII silver and mother of pearl caviar dish, Birmingham 1907, maker Sampson Mordan & Co, the oval shell with silver frame and pedestal base, 10cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Set of six George III silver tea spoons, London 1796, together with a pair of George III silver sugar tongs and another pair of sugar tongs, 4oz (8)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver bonbon dish, Sheffield 1898, maker Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall-Martin, the fret edge with rosette caps, 19cm wide, 3.2oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver mug, London 1869, maker Edward Charles Brown, the mug of waisted form with flower sprigs and leafs in repousse, 10cm high, 4oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver plated objects, to include two pairs of grape scissors, by Mappin & Webb and Elkington and a cased set of fish servers with silver collars for Sheffield 1910
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Chinese white metal junk, with three sails above a deck furnished by four cannons and eight oars, 17cm long
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Unusual silver plated stilton scoop, of large proportions, the shovel end with lever push, the shovel end 65mm wide
£20-£30 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of George V silver sauce boats, London 1927, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, with undulating edges and typical bowl form with scroll handle and shell capped cabriole legs, total weight 5.8oz, (2)
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Elizabeth II silver caster, the top with a finial above the pierced dome and baluster body, 6.1oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of Victorian silver salts, London 1881, maker John Aldwinckle & James Slater, the silver gilt interior with oval bodies and swag drop engraved decoration, 1.8oz
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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19th Century Danish silver fish server, the wide blade with a pair of serpent type fish and a central arrow, 29.5cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver objects, to include a bun pepper, London 1934, silver salt with fluted body and blue glass liner, Birmingham 1909 and an Edwardian silver pepper, Birmingham 1909, (3)
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver plated ovoid breakfast warming dish with revolving top, maker HH&S, 35.5cm long
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of George III silver plated candlesticks, the urn top with ribbon swags and tapering columns on an arched base, 32cm high, (2)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver tray, London 1860, Edward and John Barnard, the decorated tray with scroll and arched lip, presentation inscription 'Presented to John Adams Higham ESQ, Late Actuary and Secretary to the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation by his colleagues in office as a token of their sincere respect and regard, April 1861', 37oz 36cm wide
£200-£300 plus 22.8% BP*
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Sheffield plate entree dishes, with foliate borders (2)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Silver, various dates and makers, to include a Victorian silver mustard, mustard spoon, sugar bowl, jug, napkin ring and cigarette case, total weight 10.7oz
£80-£120 plus 22.8% BP*
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Fine French fish servers, with a slice and ladle, the slice half fret pierced with flowers the solid half decorated with flowers, the ladle with a fish among plants to the bowl, the slice 26cm long, cased
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver three piece tea service, Chester 1935, maker S. Blanckensee & Son Ltd, with a gadrooned edge above oval reeded bodies, total weight 30oz
£400-£600 plus 22.8% BP*
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Victorian silver punch bowl, Sheffield 1897, maker James Dixon & Sons, the wide bowl with a wavy gadrooned body above a conforming base, 52oz, 31cm wide
£500-£700 plus 22.8% BP*
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Two silver frames, the first Birmingham 1913, with a shaped frame, the second Birmingham 1915 of circular form, (2)
£30-£50 plus 22.8% BP*
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Pair of George III silver table spoons, London 1813, maker SH, 4oz, (2)
£40-£60 plus 22.8% BP*
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George V silver salver, Chester 1912, maker Barker Bros, the undulating edge above cabriole supports, 13.2oz
£100-£150 plus 22.8% BP*
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George III silver jug, London 1810, maker GB, with foliate decoration to the body with a silver gilt interior, 4.30z
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Cased silver flatware, to include a cased set of spoons with the card suits to the tops, Birmingham 1922, together with a cased teaspoon and sugar tong set, Sheffield 1921, total weight 4.5oz
£50-£70 plus 22.8% BP*
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Edward VII silver cigar box, London 1908, makers mark rubbed, the rectangular case with engine turned decoration raised on column supports and squat feet, 18.5cm wide
£60-£90 plus 22.8% BP*
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