Roseberys London
Lot 223
A group of silver and silver plate, including a George V silver dish. John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham, 1911. Of shaped, oval form and with scalloped rim, raised on four bracket feet, presentation engraving to base, 20cm wide, together with: a small swing-handled silver bonbon dish, Birmingham, 1911, Levi & Salaman, the pierced circular dish raised on three paw feet, 10.7cm dia.; a silver sauce boat, Birmingham, 1911, Charles S. Green & Co., the flying c-scroll handle to gadrooned rim, raised on three pad feet, 15.5cm wide (inc. handle); a small silver vase, London, 1911, William Comyns & Sons, of baluster form and raised on a stepped, circular foot, filled base, 10.5cm high; a 20th century silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham, William Neale & Son (marks rubbed), the lid engraved with motto and dates, clear glass liner and filled base, 12cm dia. (measured to base); a silver plated swing-handled sugar basket, pierced and embossed with scenes of birds amongst vegetation, raised on three pad feet, liner deficient, 9cm high, and other items, total weighable silver approx. 19.1ozt (a lot) Condition Report: The weighable silver doesn't include the small vase with filled base, the capstan inkwell and the silver plated sugar basket.
