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A silver cruet set by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1924, comprising a pepperette, 8.5cm high, salt, 6.5cm wide, and mustard pot, 10cm widetogether with a small collection of silver flatware,comprising a pair of Victorian berry spoons, a set of six coffee spoons, by Daniel & Arter, Birmingham 1924, a cruet spoon, and a bright-cut engraved teaspoon,12.6ozt weighable (qty.)Condition ReportThe mustard pot is not included in the weight as the glass liner is stuck. Tarnishing, dents and wear throughout.

A collection of silver items, to include, a rattle by Sydney & Co, Birmingham 1904, 10cm high, together with a thimble, by Charles Harris Chester 1896, 2.5cm high, and vesta case with chased decoration, by Charles Saffell, London 1890, 5.5cm long, a silver belt, with links formed of Mandarin characters, marked Hong Kong, together with a silver plated pepperette, formed as a thistle, and a dip pen, marked Mordan, weighable 6.3ozt (qty.) Condition ReportKnocks, wear, and rubbing throughout.

A George VI silver three piece cruet set comprising pepperette, salt and lidded mustard pot, Sheffield marks 1938

A group of silver cruets and other small table-pieces to include: a pair of Georgian pedestal salts of urn form with gilt washed interiors and reeded borders, London hallmarks (rubbed), 5.9cm high; a three-piece Art Deco style cruet set, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1933, with mustard spoon and blue glass liners (and one spare), caster dented; a pair of small Victorian cauldron salts with shell and hoof feet, John Wilmin Figg, London 1865, 2.5cm high; a pair of Victorian knife rests, London 1842; an Edwardian cased three-piece cruet set by Jones & Crompton, Birmingham 1901, with matched spoons, lacks glass liners, one foot a/f; a modern silver napkin ring and a similar plated example; a pair of plated mustard ladles; a small Edwardian silver pepperette; a 19th century Minton porcelain seaweed decorated caster with silver plated mount. (Total weight of silver 545g)

Boxes and Objects - a silver pepperette, Harrods Ltd., London 1940; a silver salt, Birmingham 1939; a pair of Carl Zeiss binoculars; another pair of field glasses; a Cunard White Star Line wooden jigsaw puzzle, RMS Caronia (unchecked); a Chinese ginger jar; plated ware, etc, qty

A PAIR OF LATE GEORGE II SILVER SALTS AND A SILVER PEPPERETTE (3)Each salt of cauldron form raised on three feet, London 1756 with blue glass liners, the pepperette London 1913, initial engraved, combined weight 137 gms

A GROUP OF SILVER CONDIMENTS (11)Comprising; a pair of mustard pots, Birmingham 1926, a pair of matching salts, Birmingham probably 1927, a pair of pepperettes, Birmingham 1929, also a mustard pot, London 1959, two similar salts, London 1958 and 1959, a pepperette London 1959 and another pepperette, the hallmark rubbed, combined weight 396 grams, with six blue glass liners

A SILVER SUFFRAGETTE PEPPERETTEThe standing figure of a lady wearing a bonnet tied by a bow with boards to back and front, the front board detailed indistinctly Votes For Women, the base loaded, Chester 1908, height 8 cms, gross weight 47 gms

A GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED WARES (6)Comprising an oval mustard pot, Chester 1927, (the liner lackin)g, a pepperette, a christening mug, Birmingham 1965, and two hairbrushes, also a foreign cigarette box, wooden lined within, detailed 925, measuring 13cm x 9.5cm, combined weight of weighable silver 222 grams

Sundry small silver including a pair of Edwardian silver drum mustards, London, 1907/8, 73mm, a Georgian pepperette, an Emes & Barnard pepperette, a Liberty & Co mustard pot, two other pepperettes and seven other items. Condition - poor to fair

Sundry silver including a silver salver by Garrard & Co, London, 1964, two small dishes, napkin ring, pepperette, a mounted glass butter dish, spoon and a mounted hand mirror and brush, 23.3oz. Condition - poor to fair

ASSORTED SILVER ITEMS, to include a silver mustard with hinged cover (broken blue glass insert), with matching salt with a blue glass insert, makers marks rubbed hallmarked Chester, a single pepperette hallmarked 'S Blanckensee & Son Ltd' Birmingham, two engine turned pattern napkin rings with foliate detailed rims, each hallmarked 'Joseph Gloster Ltd' Birmingham, a silver salt spoon and a single silver teaspoon, both hallmarked, including a silver thimble with dent, hallmarked Birmingham, approximate gross weight excluding glass inserts 243.8 grams, 7.83 ozt (condition report: one blue glass insert is broken, thimble has a dent, other pieces have general light wear)

Mid 20th century Danish silver-gilt and guilloche enamel cruet set by Volmer Bahner, comprising pepper shaker, open salt and salt spoon, the spoon handle and bowl interior with blue basse taille enamel and vine motif, the pepperette with panels of blue guilloche enamel with similar applied vine decoration, all stamped Sterling Denmark VB, pepperette H4cmCondition Report: Approx 1.52 ozt (48 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Enamel appears in overall good condition.

A silver novelty pheasant pepperette, by R.H.H., Sheffield 1925, 24cm long, 200g.

A Japanese white metal novelty Torii gate pepperette, stamped 'Sterling', 6cm high.

A silver three-piece condiment set, Harrison Fisher & Co, Sheffield 1931, comprising salt, pepperette and mustard with spoon, shaped waist, on three raised trefoil feet, in fitted case, total 6.3oz.

Eight pieces of Royal Doulton Snowman collection, Royal Crown Derby bird, pepperette and salt, and blue and white china.

Miscellaneous silver tea, coffee and condiment spoons and a silver pepperette, George III-c1900, 7oz 8dwt Typical wear, sugar tongs damaged

A George VI silver condiment set, on lion mask and paw feet, blue glass liners, pepperette 85mm h, by Walker Hall Ltd, Birmingham 1948 and a silver napkin ring, 8oz 4dwt (4) Interior of salt cellar with mild corrosion

A George V silver snuff box, 46mm l, by Saunders & Shepherd Ltd, Birmingham 1911 and three napkin rings, a pair of sweetmeat dishes and pepperette, 6oz (7) One of the pair of dishes damaged

WILLIAM ADAMS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver pepperette of barrel form, Birmingham 1932, height 5.5cm, a pair of sterling silver open salts with blue glass liners, diameter 6cm, a further pepperette, a blue glass and hallmarked silver mounted pepperette, and a further hallmarked silver open salt with blue glass liner, diameter 4cm, combined weighable silver approx 4.95ozt/154.5g (6).

A group of silver comprising a 1910 silver ladle, a 1920s mustard pot and salt cellar pair and a Walker & Hall pepperette, weighable silver 136 g

Silver bon bon dish by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1899, two pairs of silver sugar nips, one with acorn finials bowl, set of six coffee spoons, silver christening spoon, silver pepperette and two salt spoonsCondition Report:Approx 7.45ozt (232gm) excluding glass liners

Late Victorian silver sugar bowl and matching cream jug with crimped rims Birmingham 1900, silver three piece condiment set, silver pepperette and two silver saucer dishes Condition Report:Approx silver weight 13ozt (404 grams)

Silver circular mustard pot with hinged lid, London 1972, silver salt 1970 and a pepperette 1971, various makers Condition Report:Approx silver weight 6.6ozt excluding salt (205 grams)

A Vintage Plated Russian Cigarette Case, detailed in relief with the statue of Peter The Great; together with a matched set of three Victorian hallmarked silver teaspoons (damage), a Mappin & Webb plated caddy, boxed letter opener, a hallmarked silver pepperette, etc.

A late Victorian silver fluted MUSTARD POT & COVER, blue glass liner & associated SPOON, maker:- RR, Sheffield 1895, a silver PEPPERETTE with glass liner, maker:-HW LTD, Birmingham 1919, a small silver spiral-fluted BOWL, Sheffield 1888 & a small silver SALT on paw feet, marks rubbed, approx. 124 grams (4)

A pair of silver SUGAR TONGS, Birmingham 1959, a continental white metal BOOK MARK/PAPER KNIFE, stamped ?800, a ditto handled FORK, stamped ?800, a thistle ended PICKLE FORK, unmarked, a Russian white metal SPOON & a silver milk-churn PEPPERETTE, Birmingham 1901 (6)

ASSORTMENT OF CERAMICS, mainly 20th century, Carlton Ware including Guinness mustard pot and pepperette, two Art Deco style toast racks, Royal Worcester coffee service etc.Provenance: private collection Conwy

A LARGE COLLECTION OF SILVER JEWELLERYapproximately 50 pieces. Including boxed Catherine Best necklace, and a silver pepperette

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER TANKARDby Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1977, the bulbous body engraved "H.F. JOY FCA, Director of Devenish 1954-1979, 14.5cm high, 11 tr. ozs, a miniature churn pepperette, a set of teaspoons, Birmingham 1957, a silver cigarette box, a niello white metal snuff box, a baby feeder spoon and pusher, and other small silver

A Victorian silver mounted novelty cruet set, by Norton & White, Birmingham 1896, comprising silver lidded mustard and spoon, silver mounted pepperette and glass salt with silver salt spoon, on stand.

Silver sauce boat, shell form butter dish, Victorian foliate embossed castor, pair of open salts with matching pepperette, salt ad pepper shakers, shallow dish with foliate band, cigarette case, pair of William IV bright cut sugar tongs, cased set of six tea spoons, toast rack, and a pair of Chinese whit metal spill vases, various dates and makers, total silver weight excluding Chinese vases, 23ozt 722gm

Pair Victorian cast silver pepperettes, realistically modelled in the form of a cat and a pug dog, with slip in head covers and collars, with engraved initials and dated 20th June 1875 (London 1874) Edward H Stockwell, together with another single pepperette in the form of a pug dog, with similar slip in cover and plain collar (London 1878) same maker. All at approximately 8ozs. All 6.5cm overall height. (3)General overall condition very good, some minor surface wear and scratching, areas of tarnish and remnants of plate powder, all heads are very tight fit, interior gilding to necks slightly worn, no evidence of major damage or repair.

Silver ornate pepperette, Sheffield 1904, Henry Atkin, 31.9g, with blue glass liner, 7cm tall.

A George V silver condiment set comprising a mustard pot, pepperette, a salt, a silver mustard spoon and salt spoon. Cased. Birmingham 1934. 3ozs 8dwts.

A Mappin & Webb silver octagonal bon bon dish with pierced decoration - sold with a silver folding fruit knife with mother-of-pearl clad handle and a damaged silver pepperette

A Victorian silver three piece cruet set, of semi fluted form, with blue glass liners, comprising pepperette, salt, and mustard pot, Chester 1895, together with a later mustard spoon, 5.10oz.

AN ASSORTMENT OF SILVER, to include a cased set of six teaspoons, hallmarked 'D N H & S' Sheffield 1950, a pepperette, hallmarked Birmingham 1922, two plain silver napkin rings, both hallmarked Birmingham, also including a silver salt spoon, hallmarked Birmingham, approximate gross weight 152.5 grams, 4.90 ozt (condition report: general moderate wear, some rubbing to hallmarks, overall condition good)

Silver 3 piece condiment set, of conventional pot bellied form with crimped rim, comprising peperette, salt cellar, and mustard pot, by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd., Birmingham, 1959; matching pierced mustard pot and pepperette, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1928, and an oval mustard, by Docker & Burn Ltd., Birmingham, 1922, W.8.5cm, with 5 blue glass liners, (one chipped), weighable 236grs. (11)

Scottish silver thistle shaped 3 piece cruet comprising salt and mustard, each with a blue glass liner and matching spoon, and a pepperette, on a trefoil leaf shaped stand, by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, 1981, H.11cm, 223grs; plated 4 piece cruet on stand with 3 spoons, 2 other items, and a French brass carriage timepiece, the dial signed "Bornand Freres", H.11cm. (a lot)

George VI silver octagonal mustard pot and matching pepperette, by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd., Birmingham, 1937; similar salt cellar by Mappin & Webb, another pepperette, 2 salt cellars, 2 napkin rings, 2 pairs of sugar tongs, George V Silver Jubilee commemorative spoon, 7 small condiment spoons, and a table top card holder, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, 1925, W.7.6cm, (loaded), weighable 360 grs, and 8 blue glass condiment liners. (27)

Late Victorian silver oval mustard pot, with a pierced trefoil thumbpiece, reeded rim and foot, and blue glass liner, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1897, W.8.5cm; salt cellar with blue glass liner, Dia.5.8cm; pepperette, of urn form with semi spiral fluted body, on a pedestal foot and square base, (marks indistinct), H.8cm; mustard spoon, salt spoon, and a set of 3 cut glass and silver condiment bottles, each with a spoon attached to the cover, with a demonic finial, by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham, 1915, (one a/f), gross excluding liners 191grs. (10)Condition:oval mustard and spoon – corrosion marks, glass good. Salt – corrosion, slight dents below,Pepper – slight corrosion and other marks. 1 bottle holder split by handle and top of bottle broken, spoon top misshapen, another spoon top misshapen.

A George III silver pepperette, of pedestal eggcup form with lift-off pierced cover, having reeded rims, maker John Emes, London 1804, h.8cm, 2.1ozt

A George II silver pepperette, of cylindrical form with pierced and domed removable cover, raised on a stepped flaring foot, maker probably Thomas Bamford, London 1733, h.8c; together with one other similar example, having inset liner, maker Ralph Maidman, London 1731, h.8cm, gross weight 4.5ozt (2)

A George VI silver three-piece cruet set, comprising pepperette, single handled lidded mustard and open salt (both with value glass liners), each of lower bulbous rectangular form with shaped wavy rims, standing upon fleur-de-lis capped claw feet, maker Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1938, pepper h.8cm, together with two associated spoons, gross silver weight 3.3ozt

An early George III silver pedestal pepperette, of baluster form, having finial topped and pierced domed removable cover, makers mark part struck-out, London 1764, h.10.5cm; together with a George I silver pepperette, of octagonal baluster form, with finial topped pierced domed cover, makers mark worn, London 1721, h.9.5cm, gross weight 3.8ozt (2)

An Edward VII Silver-Mounted Boar-Tusk Pepperette and Mustard-Pot, by Frederick Bradford Macrea, London, 1902 each natural tusk on ball feet, with plain silver mounts, the pepperette with pierced cover, the mustard-pot with hinged cover and associated spoon73mm high and smaller (2)

A Three-Piece Elizabeth II Silver Condiment-Set, by Richard Comyns, London, 1969 in the George III style, each piece with foliage-heightened gadrooned border, comprising a mustard-pot; a salt-cellar, each with blue glass liner and a pepperettethe pepperette 12.5cm high, weight of silver 14oz 19dwt, 466gr (3)Each piece fully marked underneath. The pepperette and mustard-pot each further part marked on cover. The makers are clear. There are some minor surface scratches, consistent with age and use. There is some minor pitting inside the base of the salt-cellar.

A Three-Piece George VI Silver Condiment-Set, by Suckling Ltd., Birmingham, 1942 and 1945 in the Art Deco-style, each piece tapering and with reeded borders, comprising a mustard-pot and cover; a salt-cellar and a pepperettethe pepperette 85mm high, 6oz 3dwt, 191gr (3)Each piece marked underneath or near rim. The pepperette and mustard-pot each further part marked inside cover. There is some minor wear to the marks on some pieces. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is some pitting to the surface on some pieces.

A Collection of Assorted Victorian or Edward VII Silver Condiment-Items, Most by James Parkes, London, 1899 or 1903 in the George III style, comprising a pair of casters; a mustard-pot, with associated blue glass liner and four pepperettes, one by a differing maker, London, 1894, each engraved with the crests of Cunliffe and Lister, all but one pepperette further later engraved with a baron’s coronetthe casters approximately 13cm high, weight of silver 23oz 11dwt, 732gr (qty)The coronet appears to be slightly later engraved on most of the pieces in the present lot, suggesting the crests relate to one of the children of Samuel Cunliffe-Lister, 1st Baron Masham (1815-1906). On his death in 1906 he was succeeded first by his eldest son Samuel as 2nd Baron Masham. He was to die unmarried in 1917 so the title passed to his brother John who became 3rd Baron Masham.Each piece is marked as expected. There is some wear to the marks on some pieces, particularly the earlier pepperette on which the maker's mark is partly worn. There are some overall surface scratches and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the engraving. The feet on both casters and bruised and one is further repaired, this causes each to rock when placed on a level surface. The mustard-pot liner is associated and does not fit well.

An Edwardian silver two-piece condiment set, Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1906, comprising pepperette and wet mustard, the shaped rim above plain polished body, upon three cabriole style legs, with a near matched Edwardian silver open salt, William Devenport, Birmingham 1902, gross weight 4ozt (excluding blue glass liners) (3)

An Edwardian novelty silver pepper pot in the form of a pear, Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1909, 6.7cm high, together with a further silver pepperette and a set of six white metal filigree tot cups (lacking glass liners) (some damage) (8)

A pair of Edwardian wrythen fluted silver mustard pots and a pepperette en suite, pepperette 86mm h, by H Matthews, Birmingham 1904, 6oz 18dwt (3) Foot of pepperette dented, the lot retaining only one blue glass liner

Three silver salt cellars, each with blue glass liner, the Victorian three-footed example 68mm diam, by Robert Harper, London 1871, a silver pepperette and three pairs of sugar tongs, George III and later, 6oz 10dwt Some corrosion

A George V silver butter shell, 95mm l, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1910 and miscellaneous silver articles, to include an art nouveau pepperette, marks rubbed, 7oz 13dwt Mostly good condition

A 19th Dutch cut-glass cruet stand, with faceted central column, fitted with two oil bottles, pepperette, salt and mustard pot and cover with Dutch silver mustard spoon, engraved 'BOVEN', 22cms; and a matching preserve stand fitted with two lidded jar and covers, 22cms. (2)

GEORGE V SILVER CONDIMENT SET of circular form, pepperette, lidded mustard pot and two-handled open salt with blue glass liners, Sheffield 1920, Walker & Hall, with two silver spoons, casedProvenance: private collection Conwy

A Silver Sugar Bowl Raised on Three Short Cabriole Supports Together with a Small Pepperette and a Sifter Spoon 125g

Doulton Lamberth harvest ware tea pot, mustard, pepperette and a antique pewter tankard