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An Edward VII silver twelve piece fish set, Sheffield 1905, handles filled, cased

A pair of William IV  cast silver candlesticks, Sheffield 1837, 15.2 ozt, 24 cm high

A silver christening spoon and fork set, initialled, Sheffield 1935, cased, a silver jug, and other silver, approx. 14 ozt weighable silver (box)

An early Victorian truncheon or tipstaff, with traces of paint and a silver mount engraved .... Chief Constable....., Sheffield 1843, 21 cm

A pair of Geroge V silver sauce boats, Sheffield 1931, 10.3 ozt (2)

A silver bowl, with pierced decoration, Sheffield 1963, 5.2 ozt

A George VI silver two handled cup, Sheffield 1940, 5.3 ozt, and a set of six silver coloured metal and mother of pearl silver coffee spoons, cased (2)

A modern silver photograph frame, Sheffield 1966, 18 x 14 cm, and a round photograph frame, 12 cm diameter (2)

A George V silver sugar bowl, and a silver cream jug, Sheffield 1913, 15.1 ozt (2)

A pair of George IV silver and mahogany bottle coasters, Sheffield 1824, 15 cm diameter (2)

A cased set of silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, by Henry Williamson Ltd., Sheffield 1905, with twelve teaspoons and a pair of matching sugar tongs, all with bright cut decoration, 5.0ozt Condition ReportLight surface marks commensurate with its age. Tarnished.

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 late Victorian silver entree dish and cover by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1896 & 1898, complete with a removable cast handle, the borders cast with foliate scrolls,35.6cm wide26.5cm deep13cm hightotal 66.1oztCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear. Overall, good order.

A silver footed vase by Z Barraclough & Sons, Sheffield 1913, with a beaded rim,26cm high12.2oztCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear, overall good order.

A silver pedestal bowl by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1929, of octagonal form, 21cm wide11cm high15.2oztCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout but no apparent dents.

A silver salver by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1930, the centre inscribed 'Presented to Mrs M Grant on the occasion of the Eleanor Lodhe No 1707 Ladies Festival 20th March 1936',30.8cm diameter29.4oztCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear. Overall good order.

A silver water pot by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1921, with a cane wrapped handle, 22cm high17.32oztCondition ReportTarnishing but no apparent dents.

A collection of silver tablespoons comprising a set of six by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1898, another Victorian example, London 1839, and a William IV example, by William Eaton, London 1836, all with engraved initials,total 12.44ozt (8)Condition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout.

A collection of silver items to include a four division toast rack, Birmingham 1936, 7.5cm wide, a cream jug, Birmingham 1908, five napkin rings, to include a pair by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1932, and two sets of silver-plated coasters, 11.4ozt weighableCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. Dents to the dwarf candlestick.

A Victorian silver teapot by Albert Henry Thompson, Sheffield 1896, the gadrooned body with chased foliate decoration, each side with a vacant cartouche, and shaped wooden handle, 23cm wide11cm deep24cm high22.8oztCondition ReportHandle slightly loose.Minor knocks, scuffs and scratches throughout.

A group of silver items comprising a pair of bud vases, Sheffield 1919, on weighted bases, 14.5cm high, three dressing table jars, to include an example with a blue guilloche enamel lid, the largest 6cm wide, and an ashtray, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1947, with an engraved letter 'K', 11cm wide2.3ozt weighableCondition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. No damage to the enamel.

A collection of silver flatware, comprising a French ladle, with Minerva head stamp, 36cm long, a pair of pastry forks, by Harrison Bros, Sheffield 1964, 15cm long, a Victorian Kings pattern tablespoon, by Chawner & Co, London 1860, and three forks, total 19.67oztProvenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportWith tarnishing, Some of the marks a little rubbed particularly on the ladle. Surface scratches.

A group of three silver bowls comprising a twin-handled sugar bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1899, the handles modelled as acanthus leaves, 16cm wide, another example, Birmingham 1903, with scrolled handles, 13.5cm wide, and a quaich, by Walker & Hall, Birmimgham 1935, total 13.72ozt (3)Condition ReportAll in good condition, with only light surface scratches.

A collection of silver flatware to include a cased set of six teaspoons, by John Round, Sheffield 1920, a Mappin & Webb ladle, a George III serving spoon, London 1813, a foliate engraved Victorian fruit knife, two mother of pearl handled pickle forks, and enamelled souvenir spoons,18.61ozt weighable (qty.)Condition ReportTarnishing and wear throughout. Some of the knife blades are detached from the handles.

A Victorian silver hot water pot by Boardman, Glossop & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1896,26cm high20.48oztCondition ReportHeavy tarnishing throughout.

SET OF 6 SHEFFIELD SILVER COFFEE BEAN SPOONS IN FITTED CASE, SILVER NAPKIN RING, SILVER BABY BANGLE, SILVER CASED BRIDGE PENCIL, 3 PIECE BIRMINGHAM SILVER CRUET SET Condition

Victorian Aesthetic movement silver plated tea caddy by Shaw and Fisher of Sheffield

Pair of sterling silver shell shaped butter dishes and knives, George V period Sheffield 1923, makers mark GH for Harrison Brother & Howsen.Weight - 85g

Sterling silver tea spoons and tongs set, boxed Sheffield silver by Walker & HallWeight - 203g12 tea spoons and 1 set of tongs

Sterling silver jack in the pulpit vase Sheffield 1901 by Roberts & Belk205g

Two antique sterling silver sugar sifter spoons, one Sheffield silver by Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson) 1897, Birmingham silver 1898 makers mark worn 58g

A small silver circular two handled pedestal bowl, Birmingham marks and one other silver circular sugar basin, Sheffield marks (2)

A George V silver rectangular hip flask, with hinged cover and detachable base, Sheffield marks 1923 4½ long

A set of six George VI silver teaspoons with decorated handles together with matching sugar spoon, Sheffield marks 1937 in fitted case

A George V silver circular tray with pie crust edge on three scroll feet, the reverse with inscription, 14½" diameter, Sheffield marks 1914

A set of six Edward VII silver teaspoons together with matching sugar tongs, Sheffield marks 1906 in velvet lined case

A George V silver four-section toast rack with loop handle, Sheffield marks 1922

A set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield marks in velvet lined case

A pair of silver baluster- shaped candlesticks with tapered stems and square bases, Sheffield marks 1972 7" high

A George VI silver three piece cruet set, Sheffield marks 1937 and a pair of Indian silvered cruet pots

A set of six electro plated tea knives with silver handles, Sheffield marks in velvet lined case

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

A set of six George V silver golfing related teaspoons with golf club decorated handles, Sheffield marks 1933 in velvet lined case

An Edward VII silver three piece tea set comprising an oval teapot with gadrooned decoration and ebonised handle, matching two handle sugar basin and milk jug, Sheffield marks 1902

CAPTAIN DONALD JOHN GREY, R.M. (1901/2-1944) - AN IMPORTANT MILITARY COLLECTION showcasing his military career with the Royal Marines, comprising 1914-18 medal and Great War medal awarded whilst a Private in the R.M.L.I, a George V silver waiter by Gladwin Ltd, Sheffield 1929, engraved ‘Presented to Lieut D.J. Grey by his Brother Officers, The Depot R.M. Deal’, dated 7th December 1929, a Chinese 90 standard silver tankard engraved ‘Presented to Capt. Grey by ‘M’ Section H.K.V.D.C.’ (Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps) dated 1937, his tunic, swagger stick, two portraits and dress swordProvenance: By direct family descent. Literature: There is a lack of documented information about Donald Grey, but by family repute, Donald, or Johnny as he was known, was walking down the street circa 1916/7 when a stranger gave him a white feather. Although he was only sixteen he looked older and this affront caused him to try to sign up, however the only service that would take on a sixteen year old was the Royal Marines.He joined up initially for hostilities only but fell in love with the Marines and received his commission and stayed on, with one of his postings being Hong Kong. At the outbreak of war, he was seconded to Vickers Armstrong and worked with R.J. Mitchell to conceive the Grey and Mitchell bombs, as well as working on desalination units for submarines.Sadly Johnny met with a premature end - whilst riding his motorbike to a demonstration of one of his new designs, he hit a rope across the road that was supposed to warn of an unexploded bomb up ahead, but the sign had fallen off. He was badly injured, sent to a plastic surgery hospital where he was given the wrong blood group and he died of pneumonia late in 1944.Johnny left behind his wife, two young children and an unborn baby.

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER ATHENIAN PATTERN CUTLERY SERVICE by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1996, for twelve place settings comprising twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, four serving spoons, twelve dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve teaspoons, a pair of salad servers, c.124 tr. ozs combined; together with twelve table knives and twelve dessert knives with silver covered handles and stainless steel blades (90 pieces), in a mahogany canteenProvenance: Purchased from Mappin and Webb, 170 Regent Street, London, 8th August 1996.

Silver model of a racehorse with jockey up, filled, on a naturalistic rectangular base 21cm x 26cm Sheffield 1996 Maker Camelot Silverware Ltd

Silver christening mug with loop handle and engraved with initials H13cm Sheffield 1996 Makers mark RALCondition Report:Approx silver weight 13.2ozt (411 grams)

Silver presentation quaiche with inscription D10cm Sheffield 2000 and a silver saucer dish embossed with the Yorkshire Rose D12cm London 1984Condition Report:Approx silver weight 10.4ozt (326 grams)

Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell oval box with pique decoration W6cm Birmingham 1909, Maker Levi & Salaman, engine turned silver cigarette box W16cm London 1975 and a silver coaster D9.5cm Sheffield 2008 (3)

George V silver fruit service by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, comprising six mother of pearl plates, each mounted with three silver ball feet, together with six mother of pearl and silver fruit knives and forks, hallmarked Sheffield, 1911, 1917 and 1924, displayed in a silk and velvet fitted box, retailed by James R Ogdens & Sons, Harrogate, with original receipt label, shell W26cm, case W60cm Provenance: Nidd Hall: acquired by Guy Reed from Richard Butler, 17th Viscount Mountgarret, in 1968.

'The Freestone Stanley Lincoln Handicap Trophy, Doncaster Racecourse March 22nd 2003' - Silver filled model of a racehorse H32cm x W42cm on a mahogany plinth with silver plaque Sheffield 2003 Maker Laurence R Watson & Co.; together with a framed photograph of Guy Reed receiving the trophy (2)Condition Report:The winner was Pablo owned and bred by Guy Reed

Victorian silver claret jug of baluster form engraved with Greek dithyramb panels in honour of Dionysus, the spout with the mask of Pan, the scroll handle with birds foot terminal and with further engraved guilloche and other decoration H36cm Sheffield 1864 Maker Roberts & Belk. This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory ActCondition Report: Approx silver weight 33ozt (1051 grams)Ivory Act - Submission reference: 1HDTUFMV

'Tote Scoop 6 Stakes Haydock Park 3rd September 1999' - Silver filled model of a horses head on a mahogany plinth H20cm x W18cm Sheffield 1999 Maker Camelot Silverware Ltd

Silver trophy in the form of a cup and saucer 'Brooke Bond Tea Cup, Ayr, May 1976 presented to the winning owner' on wooden plinth Sheffield 1976 Maker Mappin & Webb and a silver spoon inscribed 'Goodwood Racecourse' L24cm (2) Condition Report:Approx silver weight of spoon 4.7ozt (147 grams)

Suite of silver King's pattern silver cutlery Sheffield 1971/2 and London 1968/9, comprising twelve silver handled table knives, thirteen silver handled dessert or cheese knives, twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve soup spoons, four table spoons, twelve teaspoons and four coffee spoons, Makers C J Vander and William YatesCondition Report:Approx silver weight excluding knives 127ozt (3964 grams)

Three silver presentation dishes, two inscribed 'Newmarket Racecourses, The Home of Racing' and another mounted with a model of a racehorse with jockey up, Sheffield 2014, Britannia standard, Maker Laurence R Watson & Co, together with a silver plated dish inscribed 'Haydock Park Winner 2002' (4)Condition Report:Approx silver weight 11.03 ozt (343 grams)

Silver cylindrical tea caddy with moulded edge H11cm Sheffield 1927 Maker Atkin Bros.Condition Report:Approx silver weight 7.2ozt (226 grams)

Silver rectangular fruit dish with gadrooned and shell moulded border, scroll handles and short pedestal foot W30cm Sheffield 1985 Maker Asprey & Co. LtdCondition Report:Approx silver weight 36ozt (1113 grams)

Frank Buster Cutlery Three Blade Pen Knife, etched on the blade The National Knife Founders Museum. L.R Pratt, Sheffield single blade pen knife, fruit knife with a silver blade (Sheffield). (9)