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Late 19th century Indian or Burmese white metal bowl of circular form, with band of embossed foliate decoration and underside with mark of a peacock with open feathers, possibly the maker. All at approximately 5ozs, 10cm diameter
£40 - 60
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George II silver sauce boat of conventional form, with wavy rim and open scroll handle, on three hoof feet (London 1756), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 8ozs, 19cm across
£80 - 120
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Selection of miscellaneous silver Georgian and later flatware - including four Scottish silver teaspoons, six pastry forks, six golfing spoons, marrow scoop, sifter spoon and other items (various dates and makers). All at approximately 14ozs (qty)
£100 - 200
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Group of six Georgian silver wine labels with suspension chains - including Lisbon, Madeira, Hock, Port, Frontiniac and Frontignac (various dates and makers), together with three other silver plated labels (9)
£250 - 350
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George III silver meat skewer of plain form, with suspension loop (London 1803), Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan and James Boult, 28cm overall length
£60 - 100
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George III silver wine coaster of circular form, with pierced neoclassical oval paterae, engraved floral festoons and bead edge and turned mahogany base (London 1787), Henry Chawner, 11½cm diameter
£100 - 200
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Pair George III silver wine coasters of circular form, with pierced decoration, bead edge and engraved armorial cast and turned mahogany bases (apparently unmarked), 12cm diameter
£300 - 500
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George II silver salver of circular form, with piecrust border and shell and scroll edge, central cartouche with engraved armorial shield, on three hoof feet (London 1743), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 21ozs, 27cm diameter
£400 - 600
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George III silver wine funnel of conventional form, with separate sconce and funnel, suspension hook and engraved armorial and initials and removable muslin ring with bead edge (London 1770), possibly Hester Bateman. All at approximately 3½ozs, 12cm overall height
£100 - 200
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George III silver bonbon / sweetmeat basket of navette form, with swing handle and pierced and bright cut decoration (London 1789), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 4ozs, 15cm across
£100 - 150
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Pair late George II silver sauce boat of conventional form, with wavy rim and open scroll handle, on three hoof feet (London 1759), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 12ozs, each one 16cm across
£200 - 300
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George IV silver fiddle pattern fish slice with pierced blade and engraved monogram (London 1829), T. Cox Savory, together with a silver Kings pattern butter knife, pair of Victorian silver sugar nips and a folding fruit knife with steel blade. Approximately 8ozs weighable silver (4)
£80 - 120
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Pair George III silver two-handled dishes of oval form, with engraved armorial crests, bead borders and reeded handles, on oval pedestal bases (London 1777), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 27ozs, 23cm across
£300 - 400
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George III silver two-handled sugar bowl of oval form, bright cut borders, floral cartouches and reeded handles, on an oval base (London 1798), Robert & David Hennell. All at approximately 9ozs, 18.5cm across handles
£80 - 120
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George II silver caster of shaped baluster form, with engraved crest and pierced slip-in cover, on a domed pedestal foot (London 1758), maker - I. D. All at approximately 3½ozs, 14cm overall height
£80 - 120
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George III silver caster of shaped baluster form, with pierced slip-in cover, on a domed circular base (London 1763), maker's mark distorted. All at approximately 4ozs, 14cm overall height
£80 - 120
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George III silver mounted coconut cup with silver engraved shield cartouche, on three silver legs with shell feet (London 1799), Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, 11cm diameter - now with blue glass liner
£300 - 500
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George III silver helmet-shaped cream jug with spot-punched rim, engraved monogram and loop handle, on a square pedestal base (London 1782), Hester Bateman. All at approximately 3ozs, 14.5cm overall height
£80 - 120
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George III silver cream jug of bellied form, with reeded rim, angular silver handle, on four ball feet (London 1810), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 5ozs, 13.5cm across
£50 - 80
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George III silver teapot of oval form, with reeded borders, ebonised loop handle and hinged domed cover with ebonised finial, on an oval base (London 1800), Thos. Wallis II. All at approximately 16ozs, 25cm across
£150 - 250
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Fine quality George IV silver dish and cover of lobed circular form, with chased and engraved leaf decoration, domed cover with gourd and leaf finial (London 1824), Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard. All at approximately 26ozs, 22cm diameter
£300 - 400
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Victorian silver mustard pot of cylindrical form, with pierced vine decoration, blue glass liner, leaf mounted scroll handles and hinged cover with shell thumb piece and engraved armorial crest (London 1842), maker - I. T., together with a pair of George III silver cauldron salts with blue glass liners (London 1700) and a pair of contemporary silver condiment spoons (London 1952). All at approximately 6ozs, mustard 6.8cm overall height (5)
£80 - 120
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George IV silver cream jug of compressed baluster form, with gadrooned border, engraved armorial, leaf mounted handle, on a cast foliate decorated base (London 1824), maker's mark rubbed. All at approximately 8ozs, 14.5cm across
£80 - 120
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George III silver nutmeg grater of barrel form, with ribbed body, separate grater and screw-on cover (Birmingham 1799), Joseph Taylor, 4cm overall height
£200 - 300
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William IV silver snuff box of rectangular form, silver gilt interior, with reeded and cast foliate borders, engraved base and hinged cover with repoussé decoration depicting a pastoral scene with courting couple (London 1833), maker - W. K. All at approximately 3½ozs, 7.8cm across
£150 - 250
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George III silver snuff box of octagonal form, with bright cut decoration and flush-fitting hinged cover with vacant cartouche (London 1786), Thomas Phipps and Edward Robinson. All at approximately 3ozs, 8cm across
£100 - 200
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George III silver snuff box of plain rectangular form, with silver gilt interior (London 1804), Samuel Pemberton, together with a Continental silver and blue guilloche enamel powder compact of circular form, with engine-turned decoration and mirrored lid (London Import marks 1928). All at approximately 3ozs, snuff box 6.8cm across (2)
£80 - 120
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Antique white metal bosun's whistle with wriggle-work decoration, on a long steel chain
£50 - 100
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19th century rare Indian silver nutmeg grater of boat-shaped form, with long hinged grater, separate nutmeg compartment and suspension ring, marked - P. & Co., Pittar & Co. Calcutta, circa 1835, 18cm overall length
£200 - 400
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Early Victorian white metal posy holder in the form of a cornucopia, with flower-retaining pin and chain with finger ring (apparently unmarked), Holder, 8cm overall length
£80 - 120
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Rare Victorian bridesmaids' silver posy holder, realistically modelled in the form of a Calla Lily, with spring-loaded tripod stand activated by pulling the suspension ring (flower retaining pin missing) (London 1877), Edward H. Stockwell, 11.5cm overall length
£300 - 500
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Unusual Victorian novelty combination scent flask and base mounted vinaigrette in the form of a churn with tap, with suspension chain and finger ring (London 1871), Thomas James. All at approximately 2ozs, 6cm overall height
£150 - 250
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George III silver snuff box of shaped form, with reeded decoration and silver gilt interior (Birmingham 1810), John Shaw, 5.5cm overall width
£100 - 200
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Late 18th / early 19th century Dutch silver table snuff of rounded rectangular form, with engraved decoration of a tropical scene to base, floral and rural scene border and hinged cover with amorous scenes, possibly Garden of Eden, silver gilt interior, marked on the base. All at approximately 7ozs, 15.5cm overall length
£100 - 200
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Pair 20th century Continental white metal pricket table candlesticks with textured columns, angel capitals and pricket candle holders, on circular pedestal bases, drip pans marked with conjoined AH, flower-head or leaf in an oval and the letter B, 19.5cm overall height
£200 - 300
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Selection of miscellaneous silver and silver plate - including a large rectangular cigarette box with engraved monogram (London 1902), William Comyns, contemporary silver Coronation dish (London 1952), three late 19th century Elkington Plate marrow scoops and one other, silver plated soup ladle, Georgian silver cruet frame base and other items (various dates and makers), cigarette box 20cm across (qty)
£80 - 120
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Late 19th century WMF table centrepiece with an angel blowing a shell and riding on a dolphin and another holding up an urn surmounted by a large shell, on a domed circular base and four scrolling feet, underside of one foot stamped - WMF, 43cm overall height
£80 - 120
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1920s silver cocktail shaker of tapering cylindrical form, with detachable strainer and separate 'measure' cover (Sheffield 1926), Mappin & Webb. All at approximately 14ozs, 22.5cm overall height
£600 - 800
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Pair late Victorian silver mounted opera glasses with embossed foliate decoration, eye pieces marked - Le Jockey Club Paris, in a fitted case (Birmingham 1897), maker - J. P., 18cm open
£60 - 100
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Unusual Victorian silver plated novelty dish in the form of a cauldron, with swing handle suspended on a stand modelled as a tripod made of branches, underside of cauldron with plater's marks, 24.5cm overall height
£60 - 100
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Selection of Old Sheffield plate and other plated items - including pair chambersticks with associated snuffers, swing-handled sugar vase, biscuit box and a turned wooden pepper mill with three plated bands, biscuit box 16cm across (5)
£80 - 120
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Contemporary silver centrepiece of circular form, with detachable silver gilt grille, by Grant Macdonald for the Merchant Bank Hill Samuel, before it merged with the T.S.B. and became a subsidiary of Lloyds T.S.B. These centrepieces were presented to employees who completed twenty-five years service, presentation inscription to base (London 1988), Grant Macdonald. All at approximately 20ozs, 21cm diameter
£150 - 200
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Late 19th century set of six Hanau silver buttons of circular form, decorated in the French rococo style, by Karl Kurz Silberwarenfabrik Kesselstadt Hanau Germany, with English Import marks for London 1901, in a fitted case, each button 2.9cm across
£70 - 100
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Continental silver fruit bowl of circular form, with pierced grape and vine decoration, on a circular foot (underside stamped 900), together with a Continental silver circular bowl with leaf border and separate domed cover with fruit finial (interior stamped 900). All at approximately 27ozs, fruit dish 23.5cm diameter (2)
£100 - 200
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1920s silver teapot of bellied form, with gadrooned border, embossed loop handle and hinged domed cover with ebonised finial, on a circular foot (Sheffield 1925), James Deakin & Sons. All at approximately 15½ozs, 23.5cm across
£150 - 250
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Contemporary silver christening mug of waisted form, with loop handle, on a circular base (London 1958), Garrard & Co. Ltd. All at approximately 6ozs, 9cm overall height
£100 - 150
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Pair late Victorian silver baskets of oval form, with pierced rococo trellis work and scrolling foliate decoration (Birmingham 1900), maker - R. & W. All at approximately 10ozs, 25.5cm overall length
£150 - 250
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Early Edwardian silver spill vase with three conical spill holders with scroll links, on a domed circular base (Birmingham 1901), Heath & Middleton. All at approximately 7ozs, 19cm overall height
£100 - 150
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George V silver teapot of compressed baluster form, with ebony loop handle and hinged domed cover with ebony finial, on four pad feet (Birmingham 1919), maker - J. G. Ltd. All at approximately 21ozs, 29.5cm across
£150 - 250
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1930s silver salver of square form, with piecrust border and canted corners, on four leaf scroll feet (Sheffield 1933), Emile Viner. All at approximately 10ozs, 19cm across
£100 - 150
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