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Click here to subscribeVictorian silver drum shaped mustard pot with pierced decoration, scroll handle hinged cover with monogram and blue glass liner, by Thomas Smily, London 1861, H 7cm, pierced cylindrical pepper potwith blue glass liner, by Henry Hobson & Sons, Birmingham 1897, 140grs, and an Edwardian glass toddy jug on a star cut base with a silver mounted hinge cover, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1904,H 11.4cm (3)
A George V silver sauce boat with wavy rim, scroll handle on three shell capped feet, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1913 an Edwardian silver twin handle dish on a pedestal base, by the same maker, Chester 1905, together with a plated wine funnel, weighable silver 301.3 grams
Fine pair of Edwardian silver fruit serving spoons, each with a gilt bowl, inscribed hexagonal section stem and gilt Apostle finial, 1 depicting St. Peter, the other St. James the Greater, by Wakely & Wheeler, in a Spink & Son blue velvet lined case, 112.6grs and a set of 6 silver fancy ?pistol? handled tea knives, cased (10)
William IV silver shaped serpentine rectangular inkstand with a scallop and foliate rim, central circular box with associated taperstick cover with snuffer flanked by two glass wells, with engraved crest, on four scallop feet, by Robinson, Edkins & Aston, Birmingham 1837, retailed by S Smith & Son, 35 King St, Covent Garden, (London), W 29cm, 705grs of silver
Victorian silver open faced pocket watch with a circular dial, gilt Roman numerals and seconds dial enclosing a key-wind fusee movement by F J Briggs, Spalding, Lincs, with cuvette, by I.J.D, London 1850, D 3.8cm (minute hand detached) and a later silver pocket watch by G Lashmore, Market Drayton, ?????, by H.B., London 1880, D 4.8cm (2)
Military interest ? set of four Victorian silver King?s pattern tablespoons and a pair of table forks, each engraved with the 1st Battalion The Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiments (16th Foot) crest, by George W Adams, London 1870, cased, 590grs [Following army reorganisation in 1958, Mess silver was sold to officers. With literature]
Pair of George III silver bright-cut sugar tongs, by John Robertson, Newcastle, 5 Georgian bright-cut teaspoons, caddy spoon, London 1837, pair of salt spoons, London 1838, Victorian butter knife,London 1883, later butter knife, 6 seal top coffee spoons, 11 otherspoons, pair of continental serving spoons by M Hammer (830), 6silver handled tea knives and a Victorian carving knife, 449grs ofweighable silver
An Edwardian silver salt, pierced with art nouveau tendrils, green tinted glass liner on four feet, makers mark restruck, Birmingham 1902, 26 grams, together with an 800 standard german silver oval dish, with pieced rim in the art nouveau manner and an Elkington silver plated pedestal dish with pierced borders on a circular foot (3)
Three piece silver dressing table set with embossed scrolling floral, bird and mask decoration comprising mirror, hair and clothes brush, by Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1994, Victorian tortoiseshell card case, fan, H 10.2cm, agate seal with floral motif, pair of ivory glove stretches, pair of miniature ivory elephants and a 1921 florin (10)
Edwardian silver trophy spoon with a floral handle, the terminal with 2 soldiers, the reverse engraved ?Bisley, 1902, Lieut. A C L Webb?, with initials ?NRA?, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1902, L 22.2cm, George III sugar sifter by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1808, 4 teaspoons and 8 coffee spoons, 303grs (14)
Silver large curved spirit flask with a detachable cup cover and hinged bayonet action stopper, the cover engraved with a monogram ?C.I.? and date ?13-8-25?, by William Neal & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1924, 13.5 x 11.2 x 3.5cm, hammered napkin ring by F.J., C.J., Birmingham 1951, 375grs and a B.O.A.C. plated coffee/hot milk jug, H 20cm (3)
Pair of Edwardian shaped oval sweetmeat dishes with floral and scroll embossed and pierced decoration, by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1906 & 1909, W 13.4cm, two circular sweetmeat dishes, set of six silver bladed tea knives, by GGR Sutherland & Roden (George Guirren Rhoden), Sheffield 1918, cased, and a pair of silver claw end sugar tongs, 141grs of weighable silver (12)
A late 19th century Dutch silver spoon, the terminal modelled as a woman carrying baskets, to a pierced stem and embossed bowl with figures, together with various Continental standard silver and white metal souvenir spoons, and nine sterling silver spoons, various dates and makers, weighable silver 182 grams.
George V silver double folding cigarette case, with Queen?s Royal Lancers crest, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, London 1915, 228grs, rectangular cigarette box, the hinged lid cover inscribed ?W L R E G from Admiral Sir Mark & Lady Pizey, 1955-58? and ?1-3-58?, by John Round, Birmingham 1957, 11.5 x 8.7cm, and a silver mounted match ball (3)
Silver three piece cruet of baluster form, comprising a mustard pot with hinged cover, on three pad feet, salt cellar and pepper pot, by Garrard & Co. Ltd. Sheffield 1967, salt spoon, Edwardian cream jug, by J H Heath, Birmingham 1908, 338.8 grs and a plated jug by Mappin & Webb Ltd. (6)
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