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Silver George III old English pattern sugar sifter, the bowl pierced with crosses, by William and Peter Bateman, London 1808, 13.5cm long, and a Scottish silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle, Edinburgh 1810, 14.5cm (2)

A Copeland porcelain bowl, with notched rim decorated in tooled gilt and silver with foliate swags and sprays, above a basket weave moulded border, on a circular foot (stained), green printed mark and retailers mark T Goode & Co, 18cms diameter

A fan and diamond cut Silver mounted baluster Bowl with star cut base Sheffield 1907, 25cm diameter max.

A silver bowl repousse decorated with signs of the zodiac, 1886, 9cm diameter

An early Victorian silver teaset, comprising a teapot, milk jug and twin handed sugar bowl, of squat form with chased leaf decoration, the teapot having a pheasant finial, the jug and sugar both with gilt interiors, makers mark B. S., possibly Benjamin Smith?, London, 1838, teapot 16cm

A cased silver sugar bowl and spoon by Robert Hennell 1876, bowl 12cm diameter

A small silver rose bowl with repousse decoration, Chester 1898 (?), 9cm diameter, and a pair of Victorian silver heart shaped bon bon dishes, 1893

A SILVER COASTER, with pierced gallery, the turned walnut base with central circular label, London 1989, Diameter 5", Height 2.75", and a SILVER CADDY SPOON, the circular bowl with Prince of Wales plumes handle, London 1982.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TRAY, of oblong shape with canted angles, the rim with continous husk decoration, Birmingham 1910, Weight approximately 4 ounces, 8.5" x 3.5", a PILL BOX, with enamelled Arms of Lyme Regis, Birmingham 1904, Diameter 1", and an ITALIAN SILVER BOWL, the centre with applied initials, 800 purity, Maker R Miracoli & Co. Diameter 2.75". (3)

An Alwyn Carr Arts and Crafts planished silver bowl, of oval quaich form supported on a spreading foot, the twin handles each cast with a Tudor Rose centred with a green-stained chalcedony cabochon amid foliage, and bearing the inscription ' I was wrought for Loveday Elizabeth Knight by desire of her Godfather Thomas James (engraved image of Fish)er to mark the 5th of July 1928 Shanghai ', 21cm. wide, engraved on base 'Alwyn Carr Me Fecit' and makers mark and London hallmarks for 1921, and a spoon of similar design, 16cm. long, makers mark and London hallmark for 1929 (2)

An Articifers Guild Ltd. silver four-piece tea and coffee set, designed by Edward Spencer, comprising a compressed globular teapot,12cm. high, an oviform coffee pot, 18cm. high, a milk jug, 9.5cm. high, and a sugar bowl, 10cm. diam., the pouring vessels having ivory handles and each piece planished and simply decorated with applied or engraved banding, having makers marks for London 1932, the milk jug also marked 'Edward Spencer Del' (4)

A pair of Guild of Handicrafts Ltd. silver spoons, both in the style of a simple early seal-top with fig-shaped bowl, 15.5cm. long, maker's mark for London 1906, and an A.E. Jones silver spoon, the handle terminating with a floral motif, 18cm. marked 'A.E.J.' Birmingham 1945.

A Georg Jensen silver bowl, designed by Georg Jensen, the vessel of deep broad inverted bell shape, supported on an openwork stem of foliage and stylised flowers and buds above a domed spreading circular foot, 15.5cm. high, stamped with maker's mark, '925s' , Copenhagen town mark for 1923, assay master's mark for C.F. Heisse, numbered '197A' and with London import marks for 1923.

A Queen Anne silver rat tailed trifid end spoon, Exeter 1702 (bowl with a split)

A silver caddy spoon, in Arts and Crafts style, with round hammered bowl, the triple stem handle with ball knop, Birmingham 1915 by AEJ

A Scottish silver helmet shaped cream jug, and round two handled sugar bowl, Edinburgh 1908 by Mackay and Chisholm

A Victorian silver shell bowl caddy spoon, with scroll handle

A silver round bowl, the rim cast with shells and cornucopia, and pierced with leaves, on round foot 10cm diameter (4"), Chester 1908, and a silver pierced oval shallow basket, 21.5cm long (8 1/4"), Birmingham 1921

A silver facetted round bowl with pierced rim, on round base, 12cm diameter (4 3/4"), Birmingham 1926, and a silver small pierced round basket, with swing handle, Birmingham 1911

A silver oval milk jug and two handled sugar bowl, in George III style, with reeded borders, Birmingham 1917

A Victorian silver round rose bowl, embossed with flowers and leaf scrolls, and with two vacant cartouches, each flanked by cast angels, on round base, 18.5cm diameter (7 1/4"), Sheffield 1893 by Martin Hall & Co. and with retailers mark for Rattray, Jeweller, Dundee

A silver pierced oval salt cellar, with blue glass liner, on four ball and claw feet, Chester 1914, and an Old English and beaded sugar ladle, with pierced bowl, London 1810

A silver twin handled christening bowl and spoon, engraved Lawrence, fitted case.

An unusual silver shell sifter spoon with a pierced conche shell as the bowl and a moulded shaped handle and a silver retracting pencil holder, scroll engraved with a loop to top. (2)

A silver sugar bowl and cream jug with scroll handles, the jug of helmet shape. (2)

A silver sifter spoon with pierced shaped bowl and scroll decoration to the handle, a set of four mother of pearl handled implements and a pair of plated fish servers. (7)

A Toddy Ladle, with oval bowl and reeded border, engraved initials, (39cm long); Another Silver Mounted Toddy Ladle, with circular bowl, coin inset and twisted handle with silver mounts, (33cm long); A Set of Twelve Silver Mounted Fruit Knives and Forks, with straight pistol style handles, (by George Howson, Sheffield 1898), A Set of Six Butter Spreaders, with pearl handle; and Two Dutch Strainer Spoons

A George IV Caddy Spoon, with scalloped bowl and bright-cut long handle, (by Thos Watson, Newcastle, circa 1800); Another, with pin struck oblong bowl, (by Unite & Hilliard, Birmingham 1828) and A William IV Provincial Silver Caddy Spoon, the scalloped oblong bowl and leaf terminal, with early registration engraved mark, (by Henry Ellis, Exeter 1848) (3)

A George III Old Sheffield Plate Caddy Spoon, with part fluted panelled bowl, circa 1790; A Silver Spoon, with cruciform terminal, (Edinburgh 1967), An Irish Silver Caddy Spoon, modelled as a hand with engraved grip, (by William Elgin, Dublin 1970) and A Silver Spoon, with scalloped bowl and pierced engraved grip, (by Reid and Sons, London 1911) (4)

Indian White Metal Bowl, Plated Shell Bon Bon Dish, Supported By 3 Fish, Napkin Ring, Tongs, 2 Cased Coffee Spoons, Preserve/Butter Dish, Table Knives And Silver Plated Tea Pot, And Small Gilt Framed Mirror Af And Mintons Plate

A four piece silver teaset by E Viner & Co, Sheffield 1928, comprising a rounded rectangular compressed silver teapot with gadrooned edge and ebonised handle and finial, 16cm; the matching hot water jug, 23cm and the companion cream jug and sugar bowl, 63oz (4)

A large Dutch silver spoon, import marked for London 1892, the outsize ovoid bowl below a cast, twist stem with ship terminal, 25cm, 2.25oz

A pair of Edwardian silver trifle spoons by Lee & Wigful, Sheffield 1908, each with lobed 'footprint' bowl with foliate scrolled stem, 20.5cm, 3.5oz (2)

A small modern Irish silver bowl, maker WE, Dublin 1963, the lower body embossed with stiff leaf decoration below a reed and ribbon and stiff leaf border, 13cm diameter, 6.75oz

A Queen Anne silver trefid spoon, by Andrew Archer, London 1705, the bowl with rat-tail, engraved with initials MC to the terminal, 20.25cm, 1.5oz.

A Victorian silver bowl by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1892, of compressed circular shape, the lower body embossed with stiff leaf decoration, 18cm, 10.5oz

A pair of silver fruit servers by Cooper Brothers & Sons, Sheffield 1919, each with shell bowl, 21cm, cased, 4.25oz (2)

A silver sugar shaker embossed with scrolls and with urn finial, a silver typhid spoon with rat tail bowl and a silver small trophy cup, Birmingham 1921

A miniature beaten silver chamber stick, Birmingham 1908, and a small bowl with pierced rim, Birmingham 1918, [2].

A silver and green enamel six piece dressing table set, including cut clear glass powder bowl, Birmingham 1938.

A cut clear glass pedestal fruit bowl, 20cms, a cut clear glass bottle shaped carafe, together with a Victorian clear glass pedestal claret jug with part silver plated mount, [3].

A Shelley George V Silver Jubilee 1935 commemorative small dish, together with a green carnival glass shaped bowl, [2].

A Noritake coffee service, each white glazed and decorated in silver with garlands and scrolls, to comprise coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, six cups, saucers and side plates, together with the matching sandwich plate.

Silver Card Holder Initialled And Dated 1910 And A Silver Twin Handled Salt Bowl And 2 Sterling Silver Trophies

George V silver 4-piece silver teaset, comprising teapot, hot water jug, sugar bowl and milk jug, the teapot of cushioned rectangular form, the body with reeded decoration above central girdle, raised on 4 ball feet, with ebonised knop and handle, bears engraved intertwined initials, some faults, makers mark SB&S Ltd, Birmingham 1917, approximately combined weight 59oz, the teapot 15cm high (4).

Cut glass bowl with silver rim, Birmingham 1921, diameter 14cm, and an associated circular silver lid with engine turned decoration, with small lion passant hallmark (2).

Late 19th century German 800. standard silver gilt cream jug and sugar bowl, with embossed rococo decoration and scrolling handles and feet, combined weight approximately 6.5oz (2).

Silver 2-handled porringer with reeded girdle, engraved with initials, London 1911, approximately 5oz, 10.5cm diameter, and a plain circular silver sugar bowl, Birmingham 1922, approximately 3oz, 9cm diameter (2).

A collection of small silver, comprising; an embossed silver mounted rectangular bridge marker with sliding covers, a painted ivory panel and easel back, Chester 1908, 8.5cm long (3.25 in), a pocket diary with silver cover embossed with a horse and carriage, London 1904 by William Comyns, a silver and mother of pearl rattle, Birmingham 1910, a shell bowl caddy spoon, 1933, a four division toast rack, 1967 by Deakin and Francis, a damaged bell, and a George III horn handled toddy ladle the bowl with inset coin

A collection of small silver, comprising; an embossed shaped-rectangular pin tray with a monogram Birmingham 1902, a miniature embossed 'Uncle Toby' jug, 1906, a lobed vase shaped pepper pot in Turkish style, 1924, a Victorian pierced and embossed shaped-oval sweet dish with initial 'C', 1899, an oval part fluted sugar bowl, 1900, a pierced cylindrical pepper pot, 1903, and a small spirit flask, 1924 (glass broken)

A George IV shell bowl caddy spoon the handle bright cut engraved with a shield, London 1828 probably by Thomas Purver (the makers mark rubbed), a Dutch silver gilt spoon with shell bowl and hook handle applied with a winged putto, three salt spoons, a miniature funnel and a damaged leaf-bowl spoon

An Elizabeth I seal top spoon, with a fig shaped bowl, the silver gilt baluster terminal pricked with initials 'E P', London 1572

A Victorian silver gilt sifter spoon, with a trailing fruiting vine chased handle and pierced scalloped-round bowl, London 1843 by John and Henry Lias, 18cm (7 in), 62g (1.75 oz)

A collection of silver, comprising; an inscribed trophy cup with two flying scroll handles on domed round foot, Birmingham 1930, 16.5cm diameter (6.5 in), a baluster shaped sugar bowl with two ring handles, inscribed beneath 'A.J.D.C April 16th 1912', London 1910 by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, a hammered round sugar bowl on foot with initials 'E.C.M.', 1916 by Charles Edwards, 12.5cm diameter (5 in), and an armada dish, London 1979, 7.25cm (6.75 in), 1167g (37.5 oz)

SILVER - A George II silver mounted toddy ladle, the spirally twisted baleen stem with plain silver finial, oval bowl engraved IL, stem engraved IP, 14in long, Edward Aldridge, London 1741 (bowl damaged)

SILVER - A Victorian shaped circular bread basket, on spreading pedestal foot, the shallow lobed bowl within a bold scrolling foliate and floreted border, swing handle, 11.75in diam, Edward Jnr, John and William Barnard, London 1839, 25oz

SILVER - A George V shaped circular fruit bowl, with wavy rim, on tall stemmed pedestal foot, 10in diam, W. Aitken, Birmingham 1919, 19oz

SILVER - An Art Deco circular fruit bowl, on shallow stepped foot, the sides pierced with panels of geometric design, plain moulded rim, 8in diam, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1933, 13oz

SILVER - An Arts & Crafts circular ashtray, the shallow bowl embossed with a lobed quatrefoil, with broad plain rim, hammered finish, 6in diam, London 1938, 6.5oz

SILVER - A good Art Deco pedestal fruit dish, on spreading circular foot, the broad shallow bowl centrally engraved with large radiating flowerheads within engraved wavy banded decoration, 9.5in diam, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1937, stamped with design no. 2489, 17.5oz