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A late Victorian cased silver spoon set by Edward Hutton: London 1890, the stems decorated with Eastern figures and scrolls comprising two large spoons and a sifter.

A pair of Edward VII Bon Bon Dishes, each with embossed “C” scroll and floral borders, to pierced galleries, to a further “C” scroll and ribbon decoration and plain centres, each raised on three ball feet, width 5 ¼”, weight combined 4 ozs, Birmingham 1909, Makers Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd, (2)

A George V cased set of six Coffee Spoons, Hanoverian Rat tail pattern, in a fitted Morocco covered Case with replacement Sugar Tongs, London 1910, Makers Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd

A collection of silver goods, including a silver eight-day travelling clock, Birmingham 1933, a late Victorian silver two handled sugar bowl by Hutton & Sons, London 1892, a pair of silver sauceboats, Birmingham 1909, a set of four silver bon bon dishes, a silver sugar basin, Sheffield 1906, two silver napkin rings, and other items, 712g (23 ozs) weighable

A pair of George III silver salts, London 1772, of oval pierced form on claw and ball supports, with liners, a pair of silver mustard pots, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1900, only one with a liner, a heavy silver salt, London 1910, of round cauldron form on four supports, and a trencher salt by Thomas Bradbury, London 1900, in Britannia standard silver, 521g gross (16.75 ozs)

A pair of late Victorian silver asparagus tongs by William Hutton & Sons, London 1900, Queens pattern, 22cm long, 134g (4.25 oz)

A collection of silver and electroplated goods, comprising a silver lighthouse caster, London 1900, the pierced body with a blue glass liner, 16.5cm tall, an oval sweetmeat dish by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1899, oval with pierced and embossed border, 12.5cm long, a Dutch caddy spoon with import marks for Berthold Muller, a table bell, a plated tea caddy, a pair of plated small coasters, and a plated egg waiter with egg cups and spoons

A Kelvin, White & Hutton lacquered brass ship's bulkhead timepiece with Roman numerals, 19cm diameter and another bulkhead timepiece, 19cm diameter (2)

An Autographed Len Hutton Dinner Menu from The Cafe Royal, London 1956, held by the National Sporting Club to honour Len Hutton, the menu in the form of a cricket scorecard signed to the centre by Hutton; another signed dinner menu from 1988; a signed Arnie Sidebottom benfit dinner menu 1988; a real photographic postcard of pre war Yorkshire cricket team.(4)

Mixed Fishing Tackle, including a Martin No.2 Auto Reel, with engraved decoration to the alloy spool, Mitchell 301 spinning reel and 710 fly reel, Nottingham reel, French green alloy reel, five fly boxes with flies, book-"Rod Fishing for Salmon on the Wye" by Hutton 1930 and other fishing booklets.

ROBERT LANGLEY HUTTON Fishing boats at dawn. Oil on canvas laid down. Signed. 14 x 22ins.

Four various small spoons: a George III caddy spoon, with a fluted circular bowl and an engraved lug handle, by Thos. Northcote, London 1788, a modern caddy scoop, by Messrs Hutton, a Victorian 'vine leaf' caddy spoon, by George Unite, Birmingham 1856 and a South African, 'handmade' spoon with a pierced terminal, 2.5oz. (4)

A pair of Edwardian oval entree dishes and covers, with bead borders and detachable, beaded handles, By William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1903, 11.75in (30cm) long, 109oz. (2)

A mixed lot: a modern cased set of six liqueur tots with glass liners, an art nouveau cigarette case with a stamped portrait on the cover, gilt interior, by Messrs Hutton, London 1902, a modern 'hand pierced' dish and a small embossed rose bowl, inscribed, 25oz weighable (4)

An Edwardian waiter, with a shell and scroll border, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1911, a smaller waiter by Messrs Hutton, London 1910, and another by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1902, the latter 8.5" (21cm diameter), 28oz (3)

An Autograph book containing Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's Signatures, with official sticker and inscribed "Thank You", plus Len Hutton, Herbert Sutcliffe and others; two framed pen and ink sketches by Frank H. Simpson (3)

An Edwardian silver rosebowl, maker William Hutton and Sons Limited, London 1906 with embossed floral and whorled body with vacant cartouche on stemmed base, 10oz, 11.5cm high

An Edwardian silver mounted claret jug, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1907 with pouring lip, flat top handle with cone shaped glass body; together with a pair of silver spoons in case, Sheffield 1930

R. L. Hutton (Exh 1912-17) Figure by a bridge near a house Signed Oil on board 26 x 36cm; 10¼ x 14¼in Extensive cracking and lifting of paint

A pair of Edward VII Silver Canisters, each of circular hammered construction, with pull-off covers, each centred with carved Cameo’s, Birmingham 1904, Makers Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd, together with two shaped circular electroplated stands, various dates and makers (4)

An early 20th Century Brass cased Ships Binnacle, Kelvin White & Hutton of London, of typical construction, mounted on a circular Mahogany base with carry handle and side light, fitted with a gimballed compass, height 11”

A collection of forty horse brasses, mostly 19th Century, of various designs including a heart stamped 'J. Mitchell Maker, Sherriff Hutton', horses, deer, unicorn, and a honey bear climbing onto a beehive.

A GEORGE V SILVER CASKET, of sarcophagus form with ring handles and ball feet, gilded to the interior by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1910. 2.5” High x 3.5” Wide, 2.5” Deep. Weight 6oz approx.

A COLLECTION OF SMALL SILVER ITEMS, comprising a heart shaped pierced silver dish decorated with flowerheads and scrolls, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1909. An octagonal tapering vase on circular foot by H.M, Birmingham, two cut glass scent bottles with silver mounts by J.P& Co London 1910 and a tiny cut glass jar with silver lid by H.W. Ltd, Birmingham 1897. (5).

H Drummond, nee Hutton, early 19th century- A Leopard; pen and black ink with touches of watercolour, 8.5x15cm. Provenance: with Abbott & Holder, London, according to label attached ot the reverse

A cased set of four silver salts, Edward Hutton, London 1893, each of cauldron shape and raised on three legs with stepped hoof feet, within shaped, fitted case and with three associated spoons

LATE VICTORIAN CUT GLASS LEMONADE JUG, with silver collar by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, tapering form with loop handles and plain banded collar and spout, London 1898, 11" high

A pair of Edward VII silver serving tongs With pierced engraved design, London 1907, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, also a pair of plated fish servers, a continental marked 800 spoon, and other items (a parcel)

A collection of silver items Including a bon-bon dish, an Art Nouveau mustard pot by Hutton & Sons, a swan bowl with silver wings, hand mirror and other items (13)

An Edwardian silver boat shaped basket with pierced foliate overhead swing handle and pierced foliate scroll sides, on scroll feet, London 1902 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, length approx 25.5cm.

A VICTORIAN CASTER of cylindrical form, the mildly domed lid with bayonet clasp and turned finial, chased all over with foliate band of scrolls and flowers, and with two bands of embossed bosses, on moulded base, 7" high, London 1894, marks for William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 7ozs 5dwts

WM HUTTON & SONS - A 1930'S SILVER TEA STRAINER Having heart shaped wirework handle. Birmingham 1935. 15 cms wide

WM HUTTON & SONS - A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER TOAST RACKS Each having 5 rounded arched bars, Sheffield 1906, a pair of silver Knife Rests by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1914 and two Georgian Toddy Ladles, one with embossed fruiting vine decoration, the other with inset gilded coin and each with twisted whalebone handle

WM HUTTON & SONS - A VICTORIAN SILVER CLARET JUG Of slender pedestal design having partially fluted body with floral and acanthus scroll embossed frieze and ebony handle and finial. London 1899. 31 cms high

WM HUTTON & SONS - A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER ASPARAGUS TONGS Of slatted design. London 1903. 23 cms long. 130g

Thomas Sidney Cooper (1803-1902) - Pencil drawing - "Hutton-in-the-Hole, Yorkshire" - River landscape with figure on horseback to left side, 4.75ins x 7.5ins, unsigned, in modern gilt moulded frame and glazed

A Victorian cylindrical dressing table trinket box, crimped borders, domed cover embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage against a matted ground and centred by a vacant circular cartouche, the base with a continuous band of Classical revellers in procession, 9cm high, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1899

A Victorian quatrefoil trinket dish, folded angles, deep centre, 13.5cm wide, retailed by the Goldsmiths' & Silversmiths' Company, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1894; an Edwardian composed half-fluted oval cream jug and sugar basin, angular scroll handles, gilt interiors, the latter 13.5cm wide, Chester 1901 & Birmingham 1907 (3)

A Mixed Lot comprising: two various Four Slice Toast Racks, the first with rectangular base on four ball feet, with arched frame and carry-handle, Birmingham 1899, Maker’s Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd; the second with oval base and wirework supports, and carry handle and four ball feet, London 1900, Maker’s Mark JTH & JHM, various dates and makers (2)

An Edward VII oval Dressing Table Casket, the hinged cover embossed with floral and foliate decoration to a vacant cartouche, and plain body with platform base, length 4”, Birmingham 1902, Maker’s Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd

A George V Silver mounted and cut glass Inkwell, the rectangular glass base and reservoir of scrolling form, with star-cut base, and pen rests flanking a plain Silver collar and hinged cover (hinge repaired and small chipped body), width 7”, Birmingham 1918, Maker’s Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd

A George V quaich, of typical form, shaped lug handles, 16cm wide, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1918, 8oz

Edward VII silver rectangular Tea Tray, with gadrooned and shell border, twin handles, the centre engraved with an armorial and motto, "Mea Gloria Fides", William Hutton & Sons, London 1909, 3,060 grms.

A silver double sovereign case by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1910; of plain rectangular form, 5.5cm (2.25 in) long, 35g gross

A Victorian four piece electroplated tea and coffee set, crossed arrows mark for Hutton & Sons; of vase shape with engraved decoration, coffee pot 29cm tall

A cased set of a dozen silver tea spoons with tongs by William Hutton & Sons, London 1899; with shell bowls, and a cased set of four silver cauldron salts by Heath & Middleton, Birmingham 1894, with spoons, 391g (12.5 oz) gross

A cased set of four silver salts by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1913; the cut rim bowls on trefoil supports, with four Georgian silver shell bowl salt spoons, 104g (3.25 oz) gross

A late Victorian strawberry diamond cut glass Claret Jug, tapered body with plated mount, lion sejant handle, by William Hutton & Sons, reg.mark for 2 November 1876, 31cms high.

A GEORGE V WAITER of shaped circular form, with a raised border, on three leaf capped scroll feet, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1934, with additional Jubilee mark, (c.10oz), diameter 8"

A LATE VICTORIAN DRESSING TABLE TRAY of shaped rectangular form, with a wavy border, initialled, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1900, together with a sugar bowl and a mug of baluster form, crested (3).

A SET OF SIX MINIATURE MEASURES in the form of saucepans, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1908, each 43/4" long.

AN EDWARDIAN CANTEEN OF KINGS PATTERN CUTLERY comprising 24 table forks, 24 dessert forks, 24 dessert spoons, 12 fish forks, 11 fish knives, 4 sauce ladles, 11 tablespoons, 20 teaspoons, a soup ladle and other items, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1909, the fish cutlery London 1932, in a fitted brass bound oak case, of three tiers.

An Edwardian silver teacaddy by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1902, oval and half fluted below a hinged cover, 10.5cm high, 225gm, 7.25oz (approx)

A set of four Edwardian silver Adam Revival table candlesticks by William Hutton, London 1902, each raised from a square bead edged base decorated with vases and foliage, the columns with rams' heads below vase shaped sockets, 31cm high, loaded (4)

A pair of George V trifid pattern spoons, by Reid & Sons, London, 1914, with engraved floral decoration; together with an Edward VII seal topped spoon, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London, 1901, 6oz. (3)

Thomas Swift Hutton 10in. x 16 1/2in. (25.5 x 42cm) "Holywell Dene" - figure on a path near a farm Signed.

Thomas Swift Hutton 29 1/4in. x 21in. (74.3 x 53.3cm) "A Rock Bound Coast" Signed.

An Edwardian silver spirit kettle on stand with burner, the baluster shaped kettle with embossed scrolling and foliate spray decoration and engraved with wheatsheaf motif and inscription in a ribbon "Deus incrementum", the C-scroll handle above a domed lid with bird of prey finial, the spout with grotesque mask decoration and pheasant head spout, the stand with grotesque mask decoration to the top of the four splayed legs united by the burner (by W. Hutton & Sons Limited, London 1901), 38 cm high, 55 oz (ILLUSTRATED)

A George V silver trophy cup, the domed and ringed cover above a plain body with central band flanked by two scrollwork handles with acanthus thumb pieces, raised on a circular foot (by William Hutton & Son Limited, Birmingham 1918), 17 cm high, 8 oz

A pair of Edwardian cast silver scissor action grape snips, the naturalistic handles of gnarled grape and vine form (by William Hutton & Sons Limited, London 1902), 17.5 cm long, 5 oz