Silver & Metals

A post Edwardian silver monteith, with lions heads ring handles, dated June 1911. Hallmarking not clear.
Diameter 7.5 in, Wt 603 gms

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER FOOTED BOWL, by Walkers & Hall, Sheffield, c. 1905, of pierced design with embossed details on oval base.
7.8 in H, Wt 345 gms

A fine collection of rare Indian silver works:
a) Salt & pepper holder, P. Orr & Sons, 3.5 in H, Approx Wt 130 gms
b) Arched frame with a peacock at the top, 10 x 6 in, Approx Wt 214 gms

A pair of George III silver column candlesticks, by J. Gregory & J. Staniforth, Sheffield 1800, with foliage and bead borders, on square bases.
5.8 in H, Wt 680 gms

A PAIR OF HALLMARKED SILVER WEDDING GOBLETS, London, c. 1970, raised over a circular base with a stem, the body with knurling effect.
5.9 in H, Wt 421 gms

A copper and silver cylindrical bowl, with all round dancing apsaras with band of circular pattern borders on top and bottom
c. 1900
4 in H x 6 in Dia

A bachelor's three piece tea service, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1897, in the Regency style, on four ball feet.
Wt 867 gms

A GOLD PLATED SILVER TAZZA, London, 1909, over a circular and tapered base with three scalloping stems holding on to a bowl, hammered all over, stamped and hallmarked for 'Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, Regents St, with registered no. 429216 below the base.
4.9 in H, Wt 313 gms

A bachelors three piece tea service, Birmingham 1907, with heavily embossed and floral design.
Wt 586 gms

A COMMEMORATIVE HALLMARKED SILVER CREAM JUG, London,c. 1969, for the 350th anniversary (1620-1970) of the sailing of the 'Mayflower', the signing of the compact and the founding of the 'Plymouth' colony. Stamped for limited edition 209/2000. Cased in a velvet lined wooden presentation box with finials and brass bands.
5.5 in H, Wt 241 gms

A Victorian silver coffee pot, by Daniel & Charles Houle, London 1869, of baluster form, the domed-hinged cover with ball finial, the scroll handle with ivory insulators, bright-engraved with geometrical motifs in a lozenge lattice, the sides engraved with a monogram within a medallion.
7.5 in H, Wt 597 gms

A late Victorian bachelor's teapot, by Charles Harrold & Co, Birmingham 1901, of oval form on corresponding foot, the body with scrolling foliate detail.
Wt 338 gms

A French silver pierced oval basket, possibly by Bardi's, Faure & Cie, circa 1916, with an applied dart rim, with a narrow pierced band of leaf scrolls and a wider band of pierced slats below, centred with an inscription INDIAN VETERINARY HOSPITAL ROUEN NOVEMBER 1916 and six facsimile signatures.
Dia. 9 in, Wt 605 gms

An American Silver Circular Bowl, Impressed International STERLING, with foliate border.
Dia. 9.7 in, Wt 302 gms

A companion pair of French art nouveau manner bronze plaques,with original hardwood frame, one depicting Bacchus with a putti, the other depicting Flora the goddess of Spring and Flowers, 19th century.
19.2 x 15.2 in (each)

A silver four-piece tea and coffee service, by Robert Pringle, London 1930, comprising: tea, coffee pots and two-handled sugar bowl and a cream jug, of compressed circular form with applied girdle, the pots with shallow curved covers, composite handles and the finials with silver band, all pieces engraved with script initials H K L.
Wt 2020 gms

An Egyptian silver floral pattern cigarette box.
4.3 in L x 3.3 in B, Wt 269 gms

With gilded bronze net screen and an angel holding the bonboniere on a four ball patterned stand.
5.9 in

A silver cigarette box, with floral motifs throughout, probably Persian. 5.6 in L x 3.6 in B, Wt 306 gms

A George III silver teapot, by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1810, circular form, engraved decoration, on four bun feet.
4.5 in H, Wt 597 gms

A GEORGIAN STYLE HALLMARKED SILVER COFFEE& TEA POT, London, c. 1958, raised over a circular base with tapered body and a domed lid with wooden knob with silver finial and wooden scroll handles, stamped 'RC'.
9.8 in H, Wt 1379 gms

A silver menorah, by Britton, Gould & Co, Birmingham 1937, tapering stem, on a spread square base.
10 in H, Wt 490 gms

A POST EDWARDIAN SILVER MONTIETH, c. 1920, in a circular form with a rope tied at the bottom of the scalloped rim, with hammered body.
Diameter 5.1 in, Wt 209 gms

A matched silver four-piece tea service, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1903, oblong part fluted lower body, on ball feet, the tea and hot water pot with ebonised handles and finials.
Wt 1806 gms

A SILVER HEXAGONAL SALVER, Sheffield,c.1895,shaped in circular form with moulded and tapered rim border with three scalloped legs, hallmarked on reverse of the salver with makers initials F.C
Diameter 12.2 in, Wt 852 gms

A pair of silver flower vases, by Mappin & Webb, Chester 1922, flared rim in incurved sides with applied girdle.
6.2 in H, Wt 667 gms

GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF A SEATED AMITABHA, FLANKED BY TWO TARAS IN A PAGODA
TIBET
16th century

A Victorian silver coffee pot and teapot, by Walter & John Barnard, London 1887, each of globular form with part-swirled fluting to upper and lower sections, similar decoration to covers, and raised on spread circular foot, wood handle and finial.
Wt 1075 gms

A FINE SILVER SQUARE SALVER, Sheffield, c.1960, shaped in square form with angled corners, moulded and tapered rim border with four scalloped acanthus leaf legs, hallmarked with maker's initials B.R.S
12.2 in L, Wt 930 gms

A six piece tea set, consisting of a silver teapot, milk and sugar container, each engraved with the crest of H. H. Maharaja Umaid Singh of Jodhpur, and the tray engraved US for Mahraja Umaid Singh and J for Jodhpur. The teacup and saucer have been manufactured by Paragon, London and the silver by Mappin & Webb, London.
Plate (light blue) Diameter: 5.5 in
Cup (light blue) Length: 2.5 in, Width: 4.3 in

A silver salver, by Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield 1914, of shaped rim, with central circular foliate blank cartouche.
Dia 13 in, Wt 923 gms

A MATCHED THREE PIECESILVER TEA SERVICE, c. 1906, oblong part fluted lower body, tea pot on ball feet and other on circular base with ebonized handle and finials for tea pot. Hallmarked for Birmingham and London and stamped G.Uand A.F.
Wt 1089 gms

A four piece Art Deco tea service, stamped Made in Hong Kong Sterling, circa 1930, of flaring octagonal form with chevron detailing on shoulder.
Wt 2152 gms

A THREE PIECE CONTINENTAL SILVER TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, Italy, c. 1930, comprising tea, coffee and milk jugs without sugar bowl, each of fluted baluster form with embossed flower pattern and heavily casted knobs with floral motifs, with wooden handles, stamped Silver and 800 below each piece, with labels of Gioielleria Paola d Orsi, Sassari.
Wt 1546 gms

A silver rose bowl, inscribed Presented to Mr. John Campbell by the Officials & Foremen of HARLAND & WOLFF LD- GOVAN- on the Occasion of his Retiral After {52 Years Of Service} July 1920.
Dia. 6.5 in, Wt 303 gms

A GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SEVEN LIGHT CANDELABRA, c.1932, on a hexagonal two layered base with a fluted column and six fluted baluster stems supporting spool sockets. Stamped for Sterling, makers initials & 800 along with S initials as crest on the base.
21.6 in H and Diameter 15.7 in, Wt 1335 gms

A small lobed bowl with three mythical beast handles, by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Chester 1911.
Wt 132 gms

A FINE SILVER OCTAFOIL SALVER, London, c.1940, shaped in octagonal form with scalloped moulded rim and angled corners with four turned legs, hallmarked on salver, with makers initials of H.A by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, 112, Regents Street, London.
Diameter 14.1 in, Wt 1292 gms

An English hallmark sauceboat, by T Wooley, Birmingham 1943.
Wt 183 gms

A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER COFFEE& TEA POT, London, c.1958, raised over a circular base with tapered body and a domed lid with wooden knob with silver finial and wooden scroll handles, hallmarked at bottom and stamped RC with owners initials E.M.Z.P.
9.1 in H (each), Wt 1569 gm

A very fine Rajasthani silver plaque, with embossed portrait of Maharaja Gangasinghji of Bikaner standing in a very regal posture, with an elaborate column and curtains in the background. This was commissioned based on the photographs of Maharaja Gangasinghji. Silver weight approximately 1260 gms

A silver sauce boat, in the 18th century manner, by Henry Hodson Plante, London 1966, oval with wavy rin, leaf-capped handle, on three shell-capped and paw feet.
Dia. 13 in, Wt 257 gms

A cast-iron centerpiece with the Roman design of cupids on the handle and face of a lady amidst floral motifs set in a medallion. 1746 embossed with monogram on the base.
9.8 in

A SILVER FRUIT BOWL, London, c.1932,over a circular and tapered base, with the following inscription inside the circular bowl From Cuthbert Lake to Stanley Sutton to mark 40 years of friendship and to keep apples in hallmarked and stamped C.G.L below the base.
Diameter 11 in, Wt 728 gms

A George IV style three piece tea service, by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co., London 1906, each piece on pedestal foot, with foliate everted rims.
Wt 1327 gms

A GEORGE III SILVER SALVER, c. 1820, rectangular shaped with semi-circular corners and moulded border with handles of scalloped leaves. Marked behind with Henin and numbered M 32111 along with assaying marks.
20.8 in L, Wt 2255 gms

A pair of silver dwarf Corinthian column candlesticks, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1908, with detachable nozzles, gadrooned borders, on stepped square bases.
6.1 in H, Wt 1033 gms

A FINE COLONIALSILVER THREE LIGHT CANDELABRA, probably by P. Orr & Sons, Madras, c 1910, unmarked with a oval base, with four Corinthian leaves over paw feet, with reeded and tapered stem holding two fluted swirled branches with detachable sconces along with wax pans.
10.6 in H, Wt 720 gms

A twin handled tray, by Harry Atkin, Sheffield 1908, of oval form with chased inner border of flowers and foliage surrounding an engraved presentation inscription for 1909, with outer shell and gadrooned border.
Dia. 24 in, Wt 2965 gms

A FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE, Sheffield, c. 1886, in oval form with scroll borders engraved on top and bottom of the body with central cartouche engraved in the tea pot, the handles are with ivory insulators, scroll border on rim, stamped C.B.P and hallmarked at bottom of all pieces.
Wt 1820 gms

A silver salver, by Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield 1971, of square form, with shaped corners, on four double bracket feet, with central crest and motto, presentation inscription and facsimilie signatures.
Dia. 12 in, Wt 1158 gms

A VERY FINE KUTCH BHUJ SILVER SIMHASHAN (THRONE);
depicting two Peacocks on the backrest and two Peacocks on either side of the arm rest with four Lion paw feet. With decorations of profuse foliage and flowers.
Wt 587 gms

A SET OF TWELVE CONTINENTALSILVER TERRAPIN DISHES &COVER, c. 1930,each circular and raised bowl with acanthus leaves border over the rim of both dish and the cover, each marked under the base.
Total Wt 1643 gms (12 dishes and 10 covers)

A circular Indian silver plate, depicting eight Indian goddesses (Astha Lakhsmi).around the centre field depicting a swan.
Dia. 11.5 in, Wt: 464 gms

SILVER DOOR
A very fine Silver covered wooden door with elaborate silver repousse with viewing grill, The front of the door is flanked by two intricately carved and heavily embossed Goddess Lakshmi standing on a floating Lotus with four hands holding Lotus flowers at the bottom of the viewing grills, and at top a pair of Celestial Devdasis holding Flower Garlands on either side of the viewing grill which has a pair of Peacock. The entire frame of the door is engraved and chased with running creeper and flowers. The centre of the door panel has the inscription written in Hindi as “ Shri Adinath Jain Temple Chickpet Bangalore, Samwat 2027 silver weight kilo 14.040 ” The reverse of the door is profusely engraved and at the bottom of the viewing grill are two similar patterns of shield flanked by profuse foliage and flowers.
68.5 x 36.2 in

A MATCHED FIVE PIECE BACHELORS SILVER TEA SERVICE, c. 1900, comprising tea pot, milk jug, sugar bowl and steiner along with matched tray. The tea pot has presentation inscription Presented to Mrs J.F.Hindell from her Pupils Past and Present 2-4-47 and is hallmarked with initials H.M. The trayby Walker & Hall, Sheffield has the presentaton inscription Presented to Sidney C. Gardner, Esq by the Directors of Messrs Wailes Dove Bitumastic Limited, Hebburn Co., Durham to commemorate the completion of 32 years service with the Company 1942.
Wt 1157 gms

20th century, embossed in relief with the face of Surya, the sun god, and a band of foliage sunburst border, weighing 2240 grams.
14.5 in Dia

A gold plated Indian silver plate, the centre embossed with floral designs, bordered by panels depicting fish with floral motifs.
Dia. 17.5 in, Wt 887 gms

PARCEL GILT SILVER DOUBLE SHUTTER DOOR
Parcel Gilt Silver Double Shutter Door with a Viewing ( for Darshan ) grill, worked with elaborate silver repousse and deeply embossed and engraved with a pair of Dwarpals ( Guards ) on both the bottom shutters, with inner shutter engraved with intricate foliage pattern with pairs of Peacock perched between the foliage. The inscriptions on the Door read as “ Samwat 1976 Magh Sudhi 13 Pratisthan Samay Sha Mungaji, putra Sha Chimanmullji, Bhuramal Aahor Wala. Mistri Jushalhara Raja Ram “
71.6 x 32.2 in

A FINE SILVER HEXAGONAL SALVER, by Robert Jones & Sons Ltd, Liverpool, c.1929, with tapered and moulded rim and pointed corners with four turned legs, hallmarked with makers name and address Rob Jones & Sons Ltd, 10 Dale Street, Liverpool.
Diameter 11.4 in, Wt731 gms

Inscribed on top 'Map of Gwalior State, Scale 16 miles = 1 inch' and further inscribed 'Presented by Public Works Department Gwalior Govt. under the Direction of Shrimant Sadashivrao Khase Saheb Pawar, Home Member Gwalior Govt', with three early tiled photographs depicting Maharaja Madhavrao Scindia in one of them, and the Gwalior palaces in the other two.
7.1 x 21.6 in (with frame)

A George II silver kettle, of shaped navette form on flaring foot with wooden handle and silver finial, with vacant replacement cartouche. Makers mark and date mark rubbed.
10.5 in H, Wt 875 gms

SILVER SHUTTER FOR A ARCHED MEHRAB / JHAROKHA
A Silver Shutter for a Arched Mehrab / Jharokha, with embossed flowers all over the arch and a shield like pattern at the lower part of the shutter. Similar pattern of foliage and shield is chiseled on the reverse of the shutter. These were used for smaller shrines on either side.
34 x 21 in

A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN GOLD GILTED SILVER FIVE LIGHT CANDELABRUMS, by Garrard & Sons, London c.1910, on a shaped triangular base on three scroll acanthus and floral feet, the circular column shaped stem with two layers of folded acanthus leaves, the four branches and central stem with leaves holding wax pans and sockets formed as acanthus leaves with detachable nozzles. All heavily gilded and hallmarked on the base with hallmarking on all detachable nozzles also.
22.8 in H, Total Wt 10332 gms

C. 1900 with a scene of Siberian cranes around a three tiered water fountain on the top lid repousse of decorative floral patterning on the sides, with side grip folding handles and smaller partitioned receptacles inside, perhaps for condiments or precious jewellery, weighing 8026 grams.
18.5 in L x 6.6 in W x 11.4 in D

An English hallmark photo frame, by Stokes and Ireland Ltd, Chester 1914.
Wt 52 gms

A SET OF SIX PEG GLASSES WITH SILVER HOLDERS, Sheffield, c. 1943, comprising six small peg glasses with pierced Sterling silver netted glass holder with handle, set in a presentation box with blue velvet lining, each marked with makers initials of J.D.S and hallmarked.
1.7 in H (each glass)

A Middle-Eastern style four piece tea service, of baluster form on four scroll feet, with beaded borders and leaf-capped handles.
Wt: 2415 gms

A SET OF SIX PEG GLASSES WITH SILVER TRAY, Dundee, c. 1913, comprising five small peg glasses (one glass is missing) with six pierced Sterling silver netted glass holder with handle depicting a forest scene, with a highly decorative two handle tray, set in a original hexagonal presentation box with blue velvet lining, stamped James Ramsay, Goldsmiths & Watch Manufacturers, 8 High Street, Dundee, each glass holder is hallmarked.
2.1 in H (each glass), Wt of tray 200 gms

A Silver Cocktail Shaker, plain tapering body, with pull-off top and cap, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London
A Silver Art Deco Wine Bottle Holder, with hinged rings for the neck and base, by Maple & Co., London
8.2 x 3.9 in (Silver Shaker)

A silver four piece tea service, by Duncan & Scobbie, Birmingham 1919, of oval bellied form, with pierced shaped flaring rim, the tea pot and hot water jug with wooden scroll handle, on four paw feet.
Weight: 1611 gms

A HANDMADE SILVER GLOBULAR VASE, by Alfredo Sciarrota (1907 - 1985), Italy, c. 1940, with ribbed base and ribbed band on the neck, marked underneath Sterling and Black, Starr & Gorham.
6.6 in H, Wt 373 gms

ELKINGTON LONDON, late 18th / early 19th century. A significant English hallmarked silver centerpiece with a seal of Elkington London, made of a large circular form, over a broad, decorative mirrored base with two seated cupid figures on either side of a central urn-shaped flower pot holding the oval-shaped tapered base, with a Belgian cut glass and etched bowl over it, with an engraved Indian royal insignia (Kapurthala) at the bottom of the middle base, and elaborate feasting cherubs engraved on one central rectangular shield, weighing 10,270 grams.
37 in L x 14.6 in W x 12.2 in H

A silver salver, by Harry Atkin, Sheffield 1933, of shaped octagonal form, on four circular feet, with presentation inscription and facsimilie signatures.
Dia. 12 in, Wt 865 gms

With a bead rim and a band of leafy scroll, two curved handles and an elaborate foliate - design girdle, terminating on a spreading foot. The inscription above the emblem has been scratched off the body of the trophy.
15 in H

19th century, with heavy silver embossed carving with floral patterning throughout the front and back, the conjoined 'C' scroll backs each with an intricately carved, decorative floral central boss, open arms, bold cabriole front legs with lion paw feet, and plush red velvet fabric seats that are hand-embroidered in gold thread and inter-sewed with real Basra pearls, rubies, emeralds and cats eye in a running floral design, with a central motif of a flower pot, surrounded with an oval border.
28 in L x 24 in W x 47 in H

A silver salver, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1939, of circular form with shaped edge, on three acanthus scroll feet, with presentation inscription.
Dia. 14.5 in, Wt 1434 gms

A Hallmarked Victorian silver grape dish, with the registered number of the 'Great London Exhibition' along with monogram engraved behind, formed as a pair of hands with frosted glass insert (cracked) with similar embossed marks.
Wt 346 gms

SILVER DOUBLE DOOR
68.5 x 36.2 in

A FINE SILVER ROUND SERVING DISH, c. 1900, with gadrooned border along the rim with band of ribbon and acanthus leaves. Stamped 900 behind.
Diameter 13.7 in, Wt 1318 gms

A pierced dish on circular foot with pierced rim, by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1910, central engraved initials.
Dia. 8 in, Wt 358 gms

SILVER DOUBLE SHUTTER DOOR
71.6 x 24.8 in

A FINE SILVER OVAL DISH, c. 1900, with gadrooned border along the rim with band of ribbon and acanthus leaves. Stamped 900 behind.
21.6 in L, Wt 1602 gms

The latticed top with grapes and leaf border, supported by vine stems on stepped circular base over reversed leaf foliate legs, the top and bottom of the stem also has profuse hangings of grapes with leaves throughout.
13 in Top Dia x 16.1 in H

A silver strawberry dish, inscribed with maker's mark 'RC' (Richard Comyns), London 1970, of circular lobed form.
Dia. 8 in, Wt 483 gms

AN ART DECO SILVER PRESENTATION CASKET, SHEFFIELD, 1940, inscribes with logo of The Pacific Steam Navigation Company and presented to H.Leslie Bowes CBE to mark thirty years of service with the company, stamped, numbered 63377 at bottom with hallmarking inside the box.
9.4 in L, Wt 1314 gms

A circular English hallmark plate, by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1909.
Dia. 8 in, Wt 410 gms

AN EDWARD VIII SILVER CIGARETTE BOX, London, c. 1936, with engine turned top lid, with a floral 9 carats gold knob on the lid with wooden casing inside with a compartment, hallmarked.
8.4 in L, Wt 620 gms

A silver salver of shaped circular form, by Robert F. Mosely, Sheffield 1930, with reeded rim, the centre with presentation inscription, facsimile signatures and crest.
Diameter: 12 in, Weight: 858 gms

A SILVER CIGAR BOX, Birmingham, c. 1927, with engine turned top lid, with wooden casing inside with a lid, hallmarked at bottom with date inscription of 9/6/31 in the front of the box.
6.7 in L, Wt 465 gms

A comport, Birmingham 1924.
Weight: 443 gms

A magnificent Indian silver palanquin, all-over worked traditional designs of flowering trailing tendrils, detailed with elephant head cast finials, with dismountable bearings.
26 in L x 76 in B x 15 in H

A pair of Victorian candlesticks, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1886, the square base with beaded borders, issuing a square flaring column terminating in urn shape candle holders decorated with reeded and acanthus leaf design, drip caps present.
6.2 in H, Wt 571 gms

A Victorian bachelor's composite three piece tea service, by H Samuel Ltd, London 1894, of oval form with scroll border, with central cartouche engraved with 'A&ES', the tea pot with wooden handle and finial.
Wt 526 gms

A VERY FINE HALLMARKED SILVER EPERGNE, Chester, c. 1901, on a circular raised base with seven stems of tulip flower shaped vases. Stamped with maker's mark of T&S and hallmarked.
12.6 in H, Wt 840 gms

An Art -Deco greyhound set of two silver plated inkwells, by Grigio, c. 1930s, marked D&A..EPNS and numbered G6129 at the bottom.
4.5 x 11 x 7 in

A silver pint mug, with handle, inscribed with indistinct marks.
Wt 486 gms

A CONTINENTAL SILVER & ENAMEL VASE, c. 1940, on a circular base with enamel band in the centre portion and cylindrical form to the rim.
9.4 in H, Wt 531 gms

A Victorian three piece tea service, by J Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1886, of circular form and spiralling gadrooned decoration, the base of the tea pot spout adorned with scrolling acanthus leaf embossing, the tea pot with wooden handle.
Wt 683 gms

A THREE PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE, Madras, c. 1920, comprising a tea pot with wooden handle and knob, fluted nozzle with scroll border on rim, with four foliate shell feet, similar for milk pot and sugar bowl, stamped Silver at bottom of all pieces.
Wt 1307 gms

A Georgian style sauce-boat, by C J Vander Ltd, Sheffield 1960, and an old English pattern sauce-ladle, by Josiah Williams & Co.
Wt 298 gms

A SILVER & ENAMELED CHALICE, London, 1911, with an octagonal base with band of rope pattern rim and eight blue and white enamel lockets depicting various objects, with a central banden crusted with eight oval amethysts, hallmarked at the top of the base and on goblet.
7.8 in H, Wt 642 gms

A Victorian dressing table tray, Birmingham 1900, of rectangular form with pierced floral and scroll border, central monogram surrounded by a border of scrolling foliage and flowerheads.
Dia. 12 in, Wt 327 gms

A FINE SILVER CHALICE, c. 1920, over a circular base with embossed carving and depicting a holy cross with floral motifs all around the circular base, stamped and marked.
Height 11 in, weighing 310 gms

A Georgian style silver coffee pot, Chester, maker's mark rubbed, the domed lid with finial and acanthus thumb piece, over tapered body with wooden scroll handle.
9.5 in H, Wt 445 gms

A SILVER INK WELL, Birmingham, c. 1939, in the form of a bell with inscription H.F.H, From The Senior Boys, Cothill House, 1942 hallmarked both at the base and in the lid with a glass ink well.
3.9 in H, Wt 469 gms

A silver five piece tea and coffee set, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1960, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, water pot, sucrier and milk jug; of faceted octagonal form, faux wood handles, stepped footed bases.
Wt 2278 gms

A silver three piece tea set, by Williams (Birmingham) Ltd, Birmingham 1919, of long bellied form, everted rims, teapot with fruitwood scroll handle, the sucrier and milk jug with S scroll handles, all raised on hoof supports, monogrammed CME.
Wt 1256 gms

TWO CONTINENTAL SILVER & ENAMEL BOX, C 1950, one in octagonal form with green and black enamel on the lid and the body with four square legs, with gold gilding inside, marked underneath with H&E Ltd and hall marked. Dia 3.9 in, weighing 318 gms. Another a circular powder box with blue beehive pattern enameling and a mirror inside the lid, hallmarked on the rim,
Dia 1.9 in.

A silver four piece tea set, by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1988, of panelled baluster form.
Wt 1438 gms

A CONTINENTAL SILVER & ENAMEL HORSE, c. 1950, standing on a wooden base with an elaborate enameled saddle and six turquoise hangings, marked Sterling at bottom.
7.9 in, Wt 420 gms(without base)

A Victorian silver tea pot of circular form, inscribed with maker's mark 'WH', London 1872, with engraved stylised frieze and beaded border, with ivory insulators.
Wt 585 gms

A MAGNIFICENT AND IMPRESSIVE SILVER OPENWORK TROPHY, Glasgow, c. 1902, the raised oval shaped and pierced body, with highly intricate cut work in the form of a fruit tazza with winged angels flanked by fruit tazzas on either side with profuse bands of flowers and garlands, standing on four paw feet over a flat four sided base resting on scroll and foliate legs with the initials B engraved in the centre of the base with two elaborately shaped handles with bands of acanthus leaves and a flower each on the edge of the handle. Stamped with maker's mark of SBL and 925 with f.
12.5 in H, Wt 1643 gms

A George III silver tea pot, by Alexander Field, London 1808, of shaped rectangular form, part fluted with a floral frieze.
Wt 671 gms

A FINE PAIR OF SILVER TUREENS, London, c.1894, in oval form, the lid embossed with spread of acanthus leaves and centered with a crown surrounding a folded fist as knob, the tureens have a gadrooned border and are engraved with two oval coat of arms on the lid. Hallmarked on the reverse of the lid with maker's initial P.S.
13.4 in long, Total Wt 2305 gms

A silver bachelor's teapot, Chester 1908.
Wt 409 gms

A MAGNIFICENT PRESENTATION SILVER TUREEN, London, c.1896, in oval form with sliding lid with two handles, the oval domed lid is chased with presentation engraving within a floral trophy surrounding a bird, inscribed with Presented to A.E&M Patton, Dec 1896 supported over four cabriole legs. Hallmarked on the sliding lid with maker's initial EJ.
14.2 in long over handles, Wt 2264gms

A silver footed bowl, by BMC Ltd, hallmarks indistinct, lined and loaded.
Dia. 7.5 in, Wt 753 gms

Circa 1910, with an attractive scene depicting "Palitana" (the holy shrine of Jains, in Gujarat) encircled by a heart shaped border with four circular bordered flower motifs within an elaborate foliage and pierced foliate border, possibly Kutch Bhuj make.
30 cms L x 22 cms B

AN ART DECO SILVER CARLO SCARPA CARAFFE, Italy, c.1970, signed and limited edition numbered 266/300, with signature and marking of Battutc K Mancand registered no. MP 3003, water jug with handle, created by Italian designer Cleto Munari.
8.7 in H, Wt 584 gms

A George IV silver jug, by Henry Chawner, London 1814.
Wt 278 gms

Circa 1920, a fine Rajasthani Silver Ceremonial petal shaped box from circa 1920, with six compartments, each decorated with floral and bird feather shaped lids, with a central locking knob in the form of a Lotus flower.:
10 cms Dia x 6 cms Height

AN EAST INDIA COMPANY SOUVENIR SILVER PLATE, Birmingham, 1972, in a circular form, inscribed with coat of arms of East India Company and the period 1947 - 1972, to commemorate a silverjubilee. A limited editionnumbered 1948/3500 and stamped 'Sterling Silver' with hallmarking on reverse.
Diameter 7.9 in, Wt 308 gms

A stamped Sterling 925A, Peruvian silver five piece tea service; comprising a teapot, water pot, sucrier, milk jug and tray; of ovoid form with domed finialed lids, scroll handles, footed bases.
Wt 4040 gms

Circa 1930, comprising three automobiles, two prams, two bicycles, one hand pulled rickshaw and a ship. All hand casted and partially gilded. Overall Weight: 498 gms (for nine pieces)
In various sizes from 4.5 cms to 11 cms length

RAJASTHAN SILVER SHUTTER
34.2 x 20.4 in

AN IMPRESSIVE SET OF SIX BERLIN SILVER SERVING DISHES, c. 1897, comprising three dinner plates, one vegetable plate, one meat dish and a large oval salver, each with a scalloping border of acanthus leaves on a raised rim, each plate is marked at back with inscription W. Baumann, Berlin with one of them marked as Gebr Somme Nachf [Jacques Somme (1768 - 1823) was a jeweller from Breslau, Germany (present day Wroclaw, Poland).
The largest 18.1 in L, Total Wt 5679 gms

A silver coffee pot, by John Round & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1912, of slender tapering form, on a pedestal foot, with domed cover.
Wt 510 gms

Circa 1930, comprising chairs, tables, gramophones and fans etc. All in various sizes, hand casted and partially gilded.
Overall Weight: 598 gms (for fifteen pieces)

SILVER DOUBLE SHUTTER DOOR
71.6 x 24.8 in

A MAGNIFICENT VICTORIAN PAIR OF FRUIT TAZZAS, London, c. 1859, semi-circular boat form with heavily embossed carving and pierced base with profuse floral bunches and four cornered acanthus leaves feet, with the top of the tapered and scalloped fruit tazza chased along the rim with floral and acanthus leaves as finials. Hallmarked on the base with indistinct maker's initials.
16.5 in L x 10.2 in B, Wt 7632 gms

A Peruvian silver tray of planished square form, 12.4 inches width; together with a silver teapot, in a Modernist design, stamped 925, of cylindrical form, with angular wooden knop and handle, 10 inches height; also a silver chocolate pan, stamped 925, the planished lipped bowl on wooden handle with foliate and inset stone decoration, 4.4 inches diameter; and a planished jug, stamped 925, by Vasco.
Wt 1968 gms

Circa 1930, comprising a lion, horse, an elephant, deer and a bird. All in various sizes, hand casted and partially gilded.
Overall Weight: 607 gms (for seven pieces)

A SET OF TWELVE GOLD GILDED SILVER GOBLETS, Birmingham, c. 1980, comprising twelve elongated vase shaped bodies applied with bands of acanthus leaves from the top of the stem. The stem is tapered from bottom to top, with a circular base, all hallmarked on the body of the goblets.
5.9 in H, Wt 2693 gms

A silver salver, by Bert Gordon, Birmingham 1946, of shaped square form, with shaped border, engraved with presentation inscription and facsimile signatures.
12 in Dia, Wt 850

Rose Water Sprinkler in the form of a sitting Lion, on an ornate rectangular base, holding a floral stem.
26 cms H

A SILVER CRUET SET, London, c. 1840, comprising eight different shaped bottles, placed in a rectangular base raised on four shell form over acanthus flower feet, with similar pattern stand for bottles with a central scalloped and oval shaped handle, hallmarked and marked with C.R.G.S below the stand and top of the handle.
9.4 in L, Wt 676 gms

A silver presentation salver, by Cooper Brother and Sons, Sheffield 1928, and by Charles Boyton and Sons, Sheffield 1928, with Irish import marks for Dublin 1929,of circular form, with scrolling border, on three tapering feet, inscribed with presentation inscription and facsimile signatures.
Dia. 14 in, Wt 1287 gms

Circa 1930, in octagonal shape, with engraved floral motif on the lid.
10 cms L x 6 cms B

AN IMPRESSIVE SET OF FOUR REGENCY SILVER SERVING DISHES, c. 1897, comprising four oblong/oval trays with borders gadrooned with flat shell and acanthus at four sides with four flowers in between all along the rim of the large salvers shaped dishes. Marked E.Riemers with initial A.K with C insignia engraved over the shell trophy on two sides of the dishes.
The largest 27.5 in L, Total Wt 4751 gms

A silver presentation salver, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1921.
Dia. 13 in, Wt 1082 gms

Circa 1930, with elaborate foliage pierced lid and also half of bottom box pierced all-round.
10 cms L x 6 cms B

A FINE PAIR OF SILVER VASES, c. 1940, in the form of tulips over a circular raised base with a tapered stem, with garlands of flowers joined with ribbons and open petals embossed with floral designs. Hallmarked on the base.
14.1in H, Wt 1176 gms

A silver four piece tea set, by E. Viners, Sheffield 1957, of shaped panelled form.
Wt 2182 gms

With floral motifs all around with a mermaid on the lid.
6.5 cms Dia x 7.5 cms H

A MAGNIFICENT GOLD GILDED SILVER FRUIT TAZZA, London, 1921 raised on a circular pedestal with applied acanthus leaves and flowers on the gadrooned border with six panels of heavily embossed flowers and fruits separated by petal forms in the inner body of the bowl. Stamped with maker's initials C.B and hallmarked on the inner side.
Diameter 12.6 in, Wt 936 gms

A silver three piece tea set, by J. B. Chatterley and Sons, Birmingham 1959, of rectangular panelled and tapering form, with gadroon, shell and acanthus frieze.
Wt 1233 gms

Circa 1920, with all round decorative borders with square and arched canopies on bulls and parrots, with an engraved elephant on reverse bottom with Tamil inscriptions.
10 cms Dia x 9 cms H

A MAGNIFICENT SUIT OF GENTS GOLD TABLE WARE SET, London, c. 1918, comprising two engine turned 9 carats octagonal gold trays with a cigarette case, with embossed initials encrusted on all three pieces, the trays with circular and pointed edges over the tapered rim, hallmarked and stamped Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, 112, Regents St, London with registered no.s 532586 and 541717 on both trays.
13.4 in L (large tray), Total Wt 769 gms

A silver bowl, by Edward Smith, Sheffield 1925, of circular panelled form, with wriggle-work frieze.
Dia. 7 in, Wt 362 gms

Circa 1930, in the form of an Ostrich Egg, one with "Apsaras" (dancing Celestials) all around and another with running floral motifs, with three leaves stand and circular knobs.
6.5 cms Dia x 9 cms H

A SILVER CRUET SET, Sheffield, c. 1835, comprising five different shaped bottles, placed in a shaped base raised on four shell form over acanthus flower feet, with similar pattern stand for bottles with a central scalloped and oval shaped handle, hallmarked and marked with T B &Sons below the stand and top of the handle.
9.1 in L, Wt 800 gms

A silver bowl, by Barker Brothers Ltd (now Barker Ellis Co Ltd), Birmingham 1928, of circular form, with reinforced wavy rim and pierced foliate scroll border, on a circular foot.
Dia. 8 in, Wt 511 gms

With intricately carved floral patterns throughout.
Each 3 cms to 6.5 cms H

An Edwardian silver comport, by W. W. Harrison and Co Ltd, Sheffield 1901, of circular form, with wavy border and pierced decoration.
Dia. 10 in, Wt 369 gms

Depicting Lakshmi, Saraswathi and Krishna all round in a arched foliage canopy, with floral pattern lid.
6 cms L x 6 cms B

A MAGNIFICENT CONTINENTAL SILVER SET OF SIX ENTREE DISHES, Sweden, c. 1900,comprising one large square dish with a matching tray and two rectangular dishes with similar trays, gold gilded inside the dish and over four scalloped acanthus leaf feet with embossed flower with a band of gadrooned rims with leaves all over, the tray matching the dish, stamped Sommen Breslau, 800 and initialed AHB below a crown.
8.7 in L (dish) and 10.6 in L (tray) large dish pair, 5.9 in L (dish) and 7.9 in (tray) - small dish pair Total Wt 3012 gms

A silver three piece tea set, by Elkington and Co, Birmingham 1968, of shaped rectangular form, with gadrooned border, on four ball feet.
Wt 1014 gms

A PAIR OF GEORGE VI STERLING SILVER LARGE BOWLS, London, c. 1936, raised on a circular base with a rim on top edge and marked at bottom T B & Sons along with hallmarks. These are probably used as wine coolers.
Diameter 22.4 in (each), 11 in H (each), Total Wt 12336 gms

A silver footed dish of shaped circular form, by Barker Bros Ltd (now Barker Ellis Co Ltd), Birmingham 1931, with moulded rim.
Dia. 7 in, Wt 194 gms

A HALLMARKED ENGLISH TABLE FLATWARE SERVICE, by J.Gilbert, c. 1812, with carved ivory handles over silver tines and silver gilted knives comprising of twelve knives and twelve forks fitted in two velvet lined trays in a wooden box.

A late Victorian silver three piece tea set, by Z Barraclough, Sheffield 1896, of oval form, embossed with foliate scrolls.
Wt 669 gms.

A MOTHER OF PEARL & SILVER FRUIT SERVICE, by Elkington & Co, Manchester, c. 1939,comprising twelve knives and eleven forks with silver gilt blades and tines, the handles with panels of mother of pearl between reeded silver gilt columns, each marked on blades, in a fitted wooden box with satin lining.

A silver shallow dish, by Pierce and Sons Leciester, London 1939, with fluted edge on a circular foot.
Dia. 10 in, Wt 787 gms

Circa 1900 or earlier, the circular Pandaan with four mango shaped Boxes with lids and two round swirl fluted boxes with lids and a central "Paan" shaped box with intricately gilded and carved lid on Mughal pattern with foliage, the lids are all fitted with floral knobs and the circular tray has round beads hanging all round, with three claw and ball feet. (few beads are missing).
Weight: 1379 gms :31 cms Dia

AN IMPRESSIVE GEORGE VI HALLMARKED SILVER TABLE CANTEEN OF CUTLERY FOR TWELVE PERSONS, Sheffield, c. 1908.This comprehensive set of 167 pieces comprises different types of knives, forks and spoons along with matching serving ladles, servers, tongs, spoons, knives, forks etc. The fish servers and knives are fitted with Sterling silver blades and rest of the knives are of original stainless steel blades.
Wt 8813 gms.

A pair of silver dwarf candlesticks, by A L Davenport Ltd, Birmingham 1955, with circular bases, embossed with flowers and foliate scrolls, to baluster shaped columns.
5 in H, Wt 1262 gms

Circa 1880, with two bottles with peacock on lotus lids in a floral case supported on two branches, perched with two birds on either side, with a floral pierced two tiered pedestal on an oval tray with four legs.
18 cms L x 18 cms B

A GEORGE III HALLMARKED SILVER ENGLISH DESSERT SERVICE, by William Knight, c. 1818. A very fine set of twenty two pairs of dessert knives & forks with faceted mother of pearl handles, each knife blade bearing the crest of a griffin supporting a coronet in an original mahogany caselined with velvet in two trays.
Wt 1932 gms

A spot hammered 4 piece tea & coffee service, of compressed circular form with an egg and dart border, raised on a pedestal foot, comprising coffee/hot water pot (1929), tea pot, sugar bowl and milk jug (all 1930), by Walker & Hall, Sheffield.
Wt 1556 gms

Circa 1870, in octagonal shape with court of arm depicting Sunflower and a European Crown flanked by two Majestic Lions, the lid is with a padlock and the borders are carved in floral and Corinthian leaves all around with gilt.
Weight: 725 gms :14 cms L x 11 cms B

A CONTINENTAL SILVER TEA URN, c.1900, vase shaped with double handles with acanthus leaves over a fluted stem, on a raised square stand over four scalloped leaves feet, the kettle has ribbed borders with lion face engraved as an emblem over the bone top tap. The lid is shaped as a separate lidded urn knob.
22 in H, Wt 3180 gms

A silver twin handled trophy bowl, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1926, inscribed.
Dia. 8 in, Wt 755 gms

Shiva, Nandi & Ganga on design along with peacocks & fluted pumpkin
circa 1900
30 cms H

AN IMPRESSIVE JOALHARIA STERLING SILVER DINNER & CANTEEN SERVICE, Lisbon, c. 1890 comprising a collection of eleven dinner plates with gadrooned border and initialed DC in each plate, twelve gold gilded bowls with gadrooned rim, three different types of forks, four different types of knives and five different types of spoons all twelve in numbers, and twenty different serving forks, knives, spoons, ladle, and tongs, all elaborately embossed and carved with acanthus leaves and scalloped pattern handles, stamped and marked for Joalharia silver.187 pieces in all.
Wt 20,200 gms

An Edwardian silver twin handled bowl, by C. S. Harris and Sons Ltd, London 1925, the hemispherical bowl with embossed girdle, on a spreading foot, with leaf-capped handles, and presentation inscription.
Dia. 8 in, Wt 660 gms

Circa 1900 with intricately hand made filigree work with floral motifs throughout the chest, raised on four turned legs with three tapered layers of lid with a triangle handle.
Weight 1,111 gms : 20 cms L x 13 cms B & 21 cms W

A set of six Hallmark sterling silver dinner plates, each circular border decorated with flowers and robbons, the centre engraved with a monogram, each stamped and marked on reverse STERLING 925 1000
Dia. 10 in, Wt 3102 gms

Circa 1920, in the shape of a caparisoned elephant with raised trunk holding a flower nozzle, with circular tiered pedestal.
19 cms H

A set of four silver goblets, inscribed with maker's mark ATC (A.T. Cannon Ltd), Birmingham 1972, of tapering form, with feature hallmarks.
6.5 in, Wt 687 gms

Circa 1860, in the shape of a betel leaf, heavily embossed with four Lions on either side of the box lids, surrounded by heavy foliage and flowers, the box is fitted with a chain and a scissor for trimming the betel leaf.
20 cms L x 7 cms B

An English hallmark table cigarette box, by Turner & Simpson, Birmingham 1958.
Wt 474 gms

Circa 1860's, with six petal shaped boxes to hold different varieties of Supari (betelnuts) with floral motifs throughout on the lids with a central pineapple shaped bin. The floral shaped box is supported on six claw feet.
16 cms Dia x 9 cms H

a) A FINE INDIAN SILVER FRAME, Gujarat, c. 1930, with a rectangular window with intricate floral motifs in scalloping pattern on four sides of the open window, with a stand.
9.8 L x 7.9 in B, Wt 366 gms
b) AN ART DECO SILVER FRAME, England, c. 1930, of rectangular form with art deco floral engravings and initialed D.H.J on top with stamping of silver and initials of maker's on the side of the frames.

A silver four piece tea set, by Mappin & Webb, London 1927, of baluster form, with panelled neck.
Wt 2225 gms

Circa 1930, with engraved borders on the lid and the box with four round legs (slightly bent at few spots).
13 cms L x 10 cms B

Bikaner (Rajasthan)
c. 1920
A rectangular window in the centre flanked by two oval windows on either side, this magnificent and impressive frame is heavily embossed with two peacocks on top flanked by two lions on either side and two eagles at the bottom forming the base, with profuse sprays of flowers all over with ribboned band to inscribe the names of the pictured persons.

A silver rose bowl, Chester 1911,with shaped scroll rim and embossed girdle.
Dia. 7.5 in, Wt 344 gms

Circa 1910, inside with two boxes with lid, the outer side has elaborate flowers embossed in circular forms with running foliage pattern border on the lid with four turned legs and padlock with handle.
Weight: 859 gms
19 cms L x 12 cms B and 13 cms W

A COLLECTION OF TWELVE BURMESE SILVER OVAL BOXES, Myanmar, c. 1930 The oval shaped boxes with embossed patterned lids with flower decorations are all in different graduated sizes.
Wt 1202 gms

A silver sugar bowl with repousse decoration, by Thomas William Dobson, London 1902.
Diameter: 4.5 in, Wt 115 gms

Circa 1870, with heavily gilded pierced work in a four sided semi-circular shaped box with handle and padlock, the box has a Paan tray with heavily gilded flower pattern with a central round knob, below which are fitted seven oval, circular and flower pattern boxes with lids to hold various ingredients for making a Paan.
Weight: 1113 gms
20 cms L x 15 cms B and 10 cms W

A FINE BURMESE SILVER TRAY WITH FIVE PUMPKIN BOXES, Myanmar, c. 1930.The oval shaped tray is embossed with elephants all around the border on a raised rim, with five graduated boxes in the form of pumpkins with the stem as knobs for the lid with profuse sprays of flowers all over the pumpkins. Marked Silver 95% below a flying dog and stamped Myanmar.
13 in L (oval tray), Total Wt (tray and boxes) 866 gms

A silver twin handled trophy cup, London 1937, the hemispherical bowl, with twin scrolling arms, engraved with an armorial.
Dia. 6.5 in, Wt 464 gms

Circa 1930, with Travancore's presiding diety Padmanabhaswamy reclining on a snake with all attendants in the front panel, with different Hindu deities on the three other sides with a handle on top.
16 cms L x 11 cms B and 8 cms W

AN INTRICATELY CARVED BURMESE SILVER CASKET, MYANMAR, c. 1920, in a rectangular form depicting a court scene on top of the lid with serpentine dragons cornices. The four sides of the box depict various scenes from the royal courts to farmlands.
7.9 in L x 3.9 in B, 3.5 in Depth, Wt 809 gms

A silver twin handled trophy cup and cover, inscribed with maker's mark C.T.B, Birmingham 1926, the vase shaped bowl, part embossed with acanthus leaves, with leaf-capped scrolling arms and presentation inscription.
Wt 914 gms

Circa 1950's, in the form of a traveling trunk / suitcase with padlock.
Weight: 585 gms

AN INDIAN SILVER SURAI, North India, c. 1920, raised on a circular base with four bands of floral motifs all around and a nozzle with leaves.
6.3 in H, Wt 306 gms

A pair of silver 18th century style candlesticks, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1919, with square and shell shaped bases and baluster columns.
9 in H, Wt 1258 gms

AN INDIAN SILVER VASE, Kashmir, c. 1950,over a circular and raised base with three panels chased with flora and fauna and gadrooned rim with floral border.
7.1 in H, Wt 246 gms

A pair of late Victorian desk candlesticks, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1891,the circular foot leading to spiral fluted column and vase shaped sconces.
7.2 in H, Wt 523 gms

Circa 1870, with two handles and a lock and key lid with elaborate foliage spread all through the Chest, with a tray inside over six small box compartments out of which two have lids.
Weight: 1428 gms
18 cms L x 13 cms B and 8.5 cms H

A LATE MUGHAL SILVER ROUND PLATE, c. 1850, with tapered and scalloped rim with alternative arched canopies with pierced lattice work in flower motifs. The centre embossed throughout with floral motifs and large leaves of a creeper.
Diameter 22.4 in, Wt 1750 gms

A pair of candlesticks, by Z. Barraclough & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1939, of octagonal knopped form with a cotton reel capital, removable drip pan, raised on a square base with cut corners, loaded.
10.2 in H, Wt 2423 gms

Circa 1880, with intricate floral pattern all around with an empty trophy design pattern on one side.
15.5 cms H

A pair of silver candlesticks, by Broadway and Co Ltd, Birmingham 1965, of circular form, with knopped columns and reeded decoration.
12 in H, Wt 1706 gms

Circa 1960's, with a Lion Face handle with an elaborate floral pattern throughout the stick.
90 cms H

TWO INDIAN SILVER HAMMER & CHISEL, Madras, c. 1950, one with a wooden handle and another with a silver handle. Probably used for Indian ground breaking ceremonies.
7.1 & 10.2 in L, Total Wt 397 gms of silver

A pair of silver coffee pots and matching cream jug and sugar bowl, inscribed with maker's mark 'BS' (Benoni Stephens), London 1974, the coffee pots of tapering form, with stylised acorn finials, the cream jug of baluster form, the sugar bowl of circular form.
Wt 2231 gms

Circa 1910, with cylindrical sockets emerging from an octagonal base, carved with arched windows, with flower pattern all around.
9 cms Base Dia x 23 cms H

A silver tea kettle with stand and burner, by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1929, of circular form, with gadrooned border, on three scrolling legs.
Wt 1556 gms

Circa 1930, with round lids on a rectangular base with pen rack and a pen without the nib.
18 cms L x 12 cms B and 10 cms H

A SILVER DRESSING TABLE SET, Birmingham, c. 1924, comprising matched round mirror with handle, two oval brushes with handle and two long brushes, all hallmarked on the edges, in an original box lined with blue satin.

A George III pair of silver-gilt candlesticks, by R.I (untraced), Sheffield, the urn shape capitals with bow and swag decoration, to a square fluted tapering stem, raised on bow and swag bases with bead borders, removable sconces, loaded.
Wt 2406 gms

Circa 1930, with round lids on a rectangular flower bordered base, with pen rack and a pen without the nib.
18 cms L x 12 cms B and 10 cms H

A SILVER DRESSING TABLE SET, Birmingham, c. 1928, comprising diamond cut pattern matched round mirror with handle, two oval brushes with handle and two long brushes, all hallmarked on the edges.

A pair of Victorian Corinthian column style candlesticks, by Thomas Bradbury, London, 1894,the square bases with spiral gadrooned borders, supporting fluted columns with Corinthian style capitals.
13 in H, Wt 2318 gms

Circa 1930, with elaborate carving of floral pattern and gilded partially, with round lids on a rectangular flower pierced bordered base, with two ladies figures on either side of the railing, pen rack without the pen.
Weight: 701 gms
26 cms L x 16 cms B and 12 cms H

A GROUP OF FOUR CONTINENTAL & INDIAN SILVER BOXES, C 1930's comprising of one square box with engine turned and gold gilded with patterns engraved, second round snuff box and third triangle shaped box with three opal inset all continental make, and fourth a Indian Silver Cigarette Box comprising of one square box with engine turned design on the lid, with a circular emblem in enamel depicting two fish encircling a crown with a moon and star over the same, probably some Mughal royalty from North India.
Wt 511 gms

A silver salver,by S. Blanckensee and Sons Ltd, Chester 1928, of circular form, with pie-crust border, on three leaf-capped scroll feet, inscribed.
Dia. 14 in, Wt 1007 gms

Circa 1940, with gilded engravings of floral pattern around an empty trophy outline, including three brushes, five bottles, one powder puff bin and a comb all encased in a contemporary suede box.

Decorated with a romantic figurative vignette after Fragonard, set on a turquoise blue ground with ornate gilt metal mounts and supports.

A silver salver, by Barker Bros Ltd (now Barker Ellis Co Ltd), Birmingham 1914, of circular form, with wavy rim and beaded border, on four claw and ball feet.
Dia. 9.5 in, Wt 633 gms

Circa 1940, with gilded engravings of floral pattern around an empty trophy outline, including three brushes, five bottles, one powder puff bin, one mirror, and two comb handles all encased in a contemporary suede box.
18 cms L x 12 cms B and 7 cms W

A FINE INDIAN SILVER CIRCULAR BOX, Madras, c. 1920,with three turned feet and intricately carved floral pattern all over the box, with a lid and round knob.
Diameter 4.7 in, Wt 274 gms

Late 19th / early 20th century, each painted on royal blue ground with panels of lovers and garden landscape, the panels on the reverse with lake scenery within elaborate gilt scrolling foliate borders, the handles cast as festoons of husks, the circular feet with gilt metal foliage on square bases with panels of musical emblems. 28 in L x 14 in W x 11 in D

CONDITION

A silver twin handled tray, by William Hutton and Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1931, of oval form, with gadrooned border.
Dia. 26 in, Wt 2977 gms

Circa 1950, with elaborate floral carvings and two handles on each trophy. All three trophies are blank and not inscribed with the event and have the marking of purity and makers initials at bottom.
Overall Weight: 1337 gms
18, 24 and 25 cms respectively in Height

A FINE INDIAN SILVER ROSEWATER SPRINKLER, Rajasthan, c. 1900,on a circular base with globular rose water container and a stem with a flower bud shaped sprinkler, intricately hand carved with floral pattern all over.
12.2 in H, Wt 510 gms

A pair of sauce boats, by Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1909, oval shaped base on three paw feet with scroll handles.
Wt 209 gms

Circa 1840, with gilded, ribbed pot and elaborate lid with fruit knob over leaves, the scrolling handle with bone rings and bird faces, with a gilded foliate base.
25 cms H

AN INDIAN SILVER HAND CARVED TRAY, Gujarat, c. 1910, in rectangular form with a pierced floral motif on the extended rim in scalloping form, with central medallion form depicting a scene of walled city on the banks of a river. Surrounded by elaborate floral motifs throughout the tray, with footed design handles.
18.5 in L, Wt 967 gms

A silver salver, by Robert Fead Mosley, Sheffield 1915, of circular form, with shell and scroll border, on three leaf-capped scroll feet.
Dia. 12.5 in, Wt 873 gms

Circa 1900, in rectangular shape with two handles, the inner surroundings are cast in relief with flowing creeper with bunches of flowers. Marked EPNS on reverse.
43 cms L x 20 cms B

AN INDIAN SILVER CEREMONIAL WATER CONTAINER (KAMANDAL), Rajasthan, c. 1910, raised on a circular base in the form of abull (Nandi), with handle, embossed and intricately carved with floral pattern. This isused for Abhishek of temple idols.
Height 5.1 in, Wt 493 gms

A pair of silver sauce-boats, By William (Birmingham) Ltd, Birmingham 1909, with wavy rims, leaf-capped flying scroll handles, on three shell and hoof feet.
Wt 372 gms

Circa 1870, chased with flowers scrolls and foliage, all round the lobed edges. Marked EPNS on reverse and Sheffield Silver Assay Marks.
31 cms L x 20 cms B

A SOUTH INDIAN SILVER WATER POT (KUDAM), Madras, c. 1930, in a graduated circular form depicting eight figures of goddess Lakshmi (Asta-Lakshmi) in circular panels, with petal form borders.
Height 7.4 in Wt 604 gms

A silver comport, by James Rettie & Sons, Sheffield 1933, of shaped circular form, pierced with a border of foliate scrolls, on a spreading circular foot.
Dia. 10 in, Wt 513 gms

Circa 1830, with heavy repousse decorated with flowers, leaves and scrolls with a swing handle, in rectangular shape raised on four reversed leaf legs. Marked J.S.Sons BP and numbered 3019.
31 cms L x 23 cms B

AN INDIAN SILVER ROSE WATER SPRINKLER, Rajasthan, c. 1910, raised on a circular base with a flower shaped sprinkler with intricately hand carved body with floral pattern all over with acanthus leaves border.
Height 10.6 in, Wt 306 gms

An Edwardian silver shell shaped dish, by Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd, London, 1906, on three ball feet.
Dia. 9.5 in, Wt 336 gms

Circa 1860, with elegantly pierced column top motifs all round the circular basket with swing handle, raised on four ball legs. Marked in reverse "Hard Soldered Throughout" and "Made in England"
29 cms Dia

VERY FINE AND RARE PARCEL GILT CIRCULAR SILVER TRAY WITH RADHA KRISHNA
Diameter 18.5 in Wt 2064 gms.

AN INDIAN SILVER WATER POT (LOTTA),Rajasthan, c. 1900, in a globular form with three panels depicting Krishna and Radha in three different poses, under an arched canopy, with band of acanthus leaves below the rim of the pot, with spray of floral motifs all over the body.
Height 6.4 in, Wt 770 gms

A George III silver tea pot, possibly by Thomas Johnson, London, 1801, of oval form, with later embossed floral decoration and later cast finial of an oriental figure, the handle with ivory insulators.
Wt 450 gms

Circa 1904, set with acanthus leaf revolving handle and scrolling foliate border throughout the rectangular dish. Marked with makers initials and a Lion at reverse.
35 cms L x 25 cms B

A HALLMARKED SILVER INKSTAND, Birmingham, 1942, raised on a wooden pedestal with two sloping square ink wells, with hinged lids, inscribed on a silver plate To The Rt Hon V. S. Srinivasa Sastri P. C, From The Young Man's Vedic Society, Durban, Natal, 21 - 8 - 27. Length 9.2 in, Wt 400 gms

A footed bon bon dish, Birmingham, 1893, with pierced and embossed decoration.
Dia. 6.5 in, Wt 98 gms

Circa 1880, with pierced fretted design, with swings of garlands with four embossed Lion heads on circular container, with ornate floral border on top rim, with four long legs resting on claw feet.
18 cms Dia, 22 cms H

A FINE HALLMARKED SILVER INKSTAND, Birmingham, c. 1938, with two square shaped ink wells with highly decorative lids in acanthus leaves shape, with a central pin box in similar pattern and pen holder shaped tray below the scalloped inscription cartouche, inscribed The Rt Hon V. S. Srinivasa Sastri P. C, From E. M. Paruk, 22 - 9 - 1927.
lenghth 12.9 in, Wt 1071 gms

A footed bon bon dish, by Viners Ltd, Sheffield, 1936.
Dia. 6 in, Wt 150 gms

Circa 1900, with elaborately decorated handled lid with foliate oval knob over the scrolling leaves border with hanging flowers with ribbons, along with engraved crest with a Lion, fitted inside with tripod partition stand, the handle open to fill with hot water below the circular dish.
Marked on reverse Triple Deposit, Mappin & Webb, Princess Plate, London & Sheffield, numbered W 10090
26 cms Dia

A Victorian silver salver, by Messrs. Barnard, London, 1841, of circular form, with foliate, floral and shell scroll border, chased with foliate scrolls, on three foliate scroll and paw feet, with presentation inscription.
Dia. 9.5 in, Wt 479 gms

Circa 1900, with Onyx shutters having Turquoise Blue Enamel Floral borders inside the frame edges with engraving in Gold, the shutters are fitted to the main frame with heavy casted and chiseled palm leaf patterns and two large handles in the shape of palm leaves, the bottom portion of the frame is depicting a jungle scene with two hunters on Horse back, hunting wild Boars with spears. The top cornice has the face of a Boar with sprays of palm leaves. The inside enamel work is extremely fine quality with engravings. The frame is resting on an easel shaped stand which has a locking device and is foldable. Probably made by "Faberge Jewellers" for some Indian Royalty.
85 cms x 75 cms (bottom)

A George III silver salver, by John Scofield, London 1779, of circular form, the reverse inscribed with later presentation inscription.
Dia. 14 in, Wt 1146 gms

A pair of George IV silver candlesticks, the bases apparently unmarked, the sconces bearing maker's mark for S. C. Younge and Co, Sheffield 1820, the circular bases with a border of floral and scrolling decoration.
7 in H, Wt 1290 gms

A George III silver tea pot, by William Burwash, London 1814, of circular form, embossed with flowers and scrolls, the scroll handle with ivory insulators.
Wt 749 gms

A silver hot water jug, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1901.
Wt 677 gms

A Victorian silver salver, by Garrard, London, 1866, of shaped circular form, engraved with flowers, foliage and C-scrolls, with moulded pie-crust border and floral rim, on three scroll feet, crested and inscribed.
Dia. 15.5 in, Wt 1804 gms

A Victorian silver salver, by Messrs. Angell, London, 1845, of circular form, with scroll border, engraved with foliate scrolls and presentation inscription, on three scroll feet.
Dia. 12.5 in, Wt 962 gms

A Victorian silver salver, by Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd Samuel Smily, London, 1872, shaped circular form, with moulded pie-crust border, and beaded rim, on three claw and ball feet, engraved with an armorial.
Dia. 9 in, Wt 507 gms

A pair of George III silver ionic column candlesticks, by John Winter and Co, Sheffield, the square bases, with beaded borders and swag and ribbon decoration, to fluted and reeded columns, with ionic columns and detachable beaded nozzles.
Wt 1674 gms

A late Victorian silver three piece tea set, by Hamilton and Inches, Edinburgh, in shaped rectangular form, part fluted, with shell and gadrooned border.
Wt 1341 gms

A George III mustard pot, London, probably 1798, with spirally reeded decoration and blue glass liner.
Wt 102 gms

A Victorian silver salver, by Joseph Angell, London, 1814, shaped circular form, with moulded pie-crust border, and beaded rim, on three claw and ball feet, engraved with an armorial.
Dia. 8.5 in, Wt 382 gms

A late Victorian silver salver, inscribed with maker's mark 'WG', London, 1899, of circular form, with gadrooned border, engraved with stylised foliate scrolls and flowers, on three tapering scroll and stylised shell feet.
Dia. 12 in, Wt 909 gms

A tazza with pierced sides over a tapering stepped support, by A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham, 1911.
Wt 383 gms

A Victorian period EPNS tray, with grapes and acorns around the circular tray, accompanied with a Victorian EPNS candlebra, also with grapes and acorns with two intertwined arms.
23 in Dia (tray) and 23 in H (candleabra)

A late Victorian sugar caster of octagonal form, with pierced cover, stepped base; London 1887; makers mark not visible.
Wt 353 gms

A silver four piece tea set, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham, 1904.
Wt 1555 gms

With a heavily embossed rim with flowers and circular base. The glass bowl has four fan patterns cut on four sides. Engraved initials S.T.S.N on glass and brass rim.
13.7 in High

A George III silver tea pot, inscribed with maker's mark 'JA' (possibly Joseph Angell), London, 1819, circular form, with foliate scroll border, crested and a George III silver tea kettle stand, London, 1813, on three paw feet, with gadrooned border.
Wt 1117 gms

Two marked with H.M and W.M & Co. Circa 1906, 1908, 1918, 1919 and 1925.
5.11 in to 7.8 in High

A circular salver, by Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1936, with polished central plaque, rope twist border, raised on three shaped supports, inscribed.
Dia. 10 in, Wt 603 grams

One hall marked Sterling silver - marked W.G.S Ltd and with yellow enameled lid, the other two - amber and white cut glass bottles with silver spray nozzles.
5.11 in High (each)

An Edwardian rose bowl of small proportions, by Clement Charles Pilling, London 1905, with fluted rim above an embossed foliate and shell decoration, vacant cartouche, raised over a pedestal base.
4.7 in H, Dia. 7 in, Wt 356 gms

One case engraved with floral motif throughout with owners name engraved 'Chittu', other one engine turned with initials A.E.G on top and inside engraved 'From Tel: Students 1929' and the third one with a bird engraved pattern with initials R.I.M and B.A.M 20-08-50 and stamped Sterling Silver with gilding.
6.6 in L x 3.1 in B, 3.9 in L x 3.1 in B and 3.5 in L x 2.3 in B.

A circular bowl, Birmingham 1938 (makers mark not visible), with wide pierced border, applied scrolling rim over a domed base.
Top Dia. 7.8 in, Wt 362 gms

With embossed diamond cut pattern throughout with a band of stiff leaves at bottom and foliated rim at top.
7.87 in High

A very attractive pair of cruets modelled as thistles, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1894.
Wt 493 gms

Engraved initials FC in a trophy form. The elaborately foliated set was made in Calcutta in Repousse technique. The set comes in original satin lined box accompanied by an old oval photograph of a Parsi lady. The photograph is backed with a thickly woven cloth.
490 gms approx

A posy vase, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1951, of tapering cylindrical form, with scalloped reeded rim.
10 in. H, Wt 1148 gms

Decorated with buds in pierced work and embossed circular base.
6.29 in High and 9.4 in Diameter

A circular salver, by Neale & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, 1940, initialled and dated, with notched border.
Dia. 10 in, Wt 426 gms

With embossed English rose at the bottom and foliate pattern at the top.
7.87 in High and 8.2 in Diameter

A Victorian salver, by John Aldwinkle and Thomas Slater, London, 1887, with reeded border around a foliate frieze, polished central plaque, raised on three reeded supports.
Dia. 12 in., Wt 745 gms

Circa 1920, with two elephants with raised legs on floral creeper holding the oval mirror with their trunk. The mirror is held to the trunk with silver screws. The rectangular stand is in rosewood.
11.4 in L x 7 in B

A circular salver, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co, London, 1908, with wavy notched border, around a polished central plaque, raised on three hoof feet.
Dia. 12 in., Wt 914 gms

Circa 1934, In ribbed pattern with mahogany handle and knob. Marked at bottom.
1576 gms

A two handled trophy, by Elkington & Co, London, 1911 , the circular panelled bowl, over a tapering knopped support, flanked by down swept scrolling handles, over a circular base.
Wt 758 gms

Embedded with thirty-eight Nizam's Charminar minted silver coins of 'Hijri' 1329 (circa 1908) with six compartment trays inside with two scrolling foliage lids for holding betel nuts and lime etc.
2.75 in L x 7 in B

A rectangular entree dish, by W.& G. Sissons,W & C Sissons, Sheffield, 1929, with gadroon border, twist-off ring handle.
10.2 in L x 7.4 in B, Wt 1341 gms

Intricately chased and incised with relief work de- picting elephants and horses, with thick foliage and floral borders with lid and handle.
7.48 in High

A circular salver, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1926, with polished central plaque within a gadroon border, raised on four ball and claw feet.
Dia. 12 in, Wt 907 gms

A Victorian circular waiter, by Joseph II & Albert Savory, London 1845, with a shell and scroll border, floral engraved field, vacant cartouche, raised on three shell and scroll feet.
Dia. 10 in, Wt 596 gms

Circa 1930, Made in Calcutta, with a wooden handle and the fini al hand carved with village scenes from Bengal depicting villagers, elephants and cows. Sterling Silver incised on the base.
9.05 in High

An Art Deco style five piece tea & coffee service, by Ollivant & Botsford, Sheffield, of rectangular panel form with a Celtic border, brown resin handles and finials; comprising hot water pot, 1959, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, all 1961, and a coffee pot, 1964.
Wt 2567 gms

Circa 1910's, in the form of a basket weave, in square shape with circular rim. Inscribed with initi AN.VS and R.M.S.P.1 on the rim.
10.4 in High and 8.6 in Top Diameter

A set of nine napkin rings depicting various designs, by E. J. Trevitt & Sons, Chester, 1925.
Wt 234 gms

With circular base. Carved in the middle lobe of the stem and bottom with birds and floral design.
9.05 in High

An Edwardian silver presentation trophy goblet, by H. Atkin, Sheffield, 1902, with spirally reeded and fluted decoration, on a knopped pedestal foot, with bead rim, inscribed Kent County Constabulary, Bowls..., on an ebonised socle applied with the names of former recipients.
13.5 in H, Wt 486 gms

Betel leaves and betel nut container with a central heart shape motif surrounded by floral motifs throughout.
3.93 in L x 2.5 in B

SILVER PLATED ON FOUR WOODEN SQUARE PEDESTAL WITH A MANDAPAM ON TOP
29.5 x 29.5 x 65.7 in .

A four piece circular baluster tea & coffee service, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1912, with a reeded waist band and rim, to a half fluted lower body, raised on a circular foot; comprising tea pot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug.
Wt 1663 gms

Circa 1924, betel leaves and betel nut container with two gilded compartments. Hall- mark of Serrard & Co. Calcutta & London embossed on 3 different places. Incised initials ' SG '.
3.93 in L x 2.7 in B

A set of eight very decorative Victorian style silver spoons, with figures and twist shape.
Wt 765 gms

Circa 1910. Marked Silver Sterling with ' MS' marking.
4.33 in L x 7.8 in B

A rectangular silver salver, maker's marks rubbed, with designs on border.
12 in H, Wt 779 gms

Circa 1930, with a pattern depicting bamboo forest scene with birds of different species perched on bamboo plants. The base has squirrels amidst the bamboo.
5.5 in L x 11 in B, 5.7 in Depth

18 in. High

A silver sauceboat, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1973, with leaf-capped double scroll handle, gadrooned rim and shell-capped feet.
12 in H, Wt 779 gms

circa 1920, with elaborately chased grape and vine motif with stem and circular base
Weight - 520 gms
Dimension: 7.87 in Height

A pair of silver sauceboats, bt Frank Cobb & Co Ltd, Sheffiled 1931, with panelled sides on three paw feet.
Wt 259 gms

Circa 1900, Kashmir, with intricately carved floral motifs in Mughal pattern all around.
8.66 in High

A Victorian three piece bachelor tea set, by William Hunter, London, with all-over embossed and chased mythical creatures amongst foliage, comprising tea pot, sugar bowl and milk jug, vacant cartouches.
Wt 555 gms

Origin - Rajasthan.
12.9 in L x 8.6 in

A Victorian kettle on stand, by Wellby & Wellby, London 1956, of oval baluster form with a wavy fluted lower body, ebony handle, raised on a spirit burner stand with four reeded legs with paw feet.
12.5 in H, Wt 1446 gms

27 in. High,
Wt. 3,952gms.

A set of three English Hallmark silver sauce boats, by James Deakin & Sons (John & William Deakin), Sheffield, 1902, oval shaped oval base, the upper rim gadrooned, with scroll laddles.
Wt 753 gms

16 in. High,
Wt. 1,436gms.

A pair of silver dishes with petalled borders, by William Neale & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1938.
Wt 384 gms

Circa 1920, intricately chased and incised with both relief and cut work, with Mughal pat- tern floral motifs and a European influenced reclining nude lady on top with shell-shaped latch, with four claw feet.
8.66 in L x 5.9 B, 5.1 in Depth

16 in. High,
Wt. 1,436 gms.

A George IV silver matched three-piece tea set, by John James Keith, London, squat circular, the fluted sides centred by crested foliate cartouches, scroll borders interspersed with flowerheads, on four foliate shell feet, the tea pot with ivory insulators to handle and finial.
Wt 1524 gms

Circa 1910, from Rajasthan with five heart shaped boxes to keep vermilion, sandal paste, rice jaggery etc. The Fish in the middle is another container for perfume with Indian sparrow on the finial. The circular base is engraved with floral motifs in cutwork on a petal shaped base with three claw feet.
12.5 in High and 9.8 in Width

29 in. Long

A pair of silver sauce boats, by R.F. Masley & Co, Sheffield 1932, oval shaped base on three paw feet with scroll handles.
Wt 493 gms

Circa 1900, with carved ceremonial dressing on the back and a ceremonial ' tilak ' on the forehead.
7.67 in High and 9 in Width

A three-piece Indian silver tea set, with foliage and depicting various Hindu deities. The spout on the tea pot comprises finely rendered elephants head and trunk. The handles on each are similarly formed from an elephant head and a long swirling trunk.
Wt: 789 gms

Depicting the bank of a river with boulders and two peacocks with Krishna playing his ceremonial flute and the Gopika's dancing merrily and playing different musical instruments. This particular work has been casted, chased and engraved out of a thick silver plate, probably made for the 'Rajasthan Royalty' as the work appears to be from Rajasthan and is of fine quality with profuse gold gilding.
18.5 in Diameter

15 in.L x 1O in.B

A circular silver tazza, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1964, with wide pierced border, applied scrolling rim over a domed base.
Dia. 5 in, Wt 126 gms

Circa 1880, MARWAR STATE, RAJASTHAN, depicting 'Rasleela' of Radha and Krishna amidst peacocks and deer in the foreground and river, mountains and ducks in the middle ground. There are flying birds in relief in the background.
16.1 in L

9 in. L x 6 in. B

With an inverted circular stand, with intricately hand carved leaves design all through with plain rim. The base has a floral pattern that is broken at regular inter- vals with a bunched bouquet pattern.
5.70 in High

8 in. Diameter

A Victorian silver salver, maker's mark 'W.I.S', in a trefoil punch, London, of circular form, with foliate scroll, floral and fruiting border, engraved with foliate scrolls and flowers, on three foliate scroll feet.
Dia. 11 in, Wt 688 gms

Circa 1910's, RAJASTHAN, with intricately carved floral motifs with birds on the scabbard. Dagger blade incised with flower motifs and a cylindrical hilt with circular rims on two sides and an oval top with two parrots.
6.10 in L x 0.7 in

A Victorian silver salver, by Messrs. Savory, London, 1847, of circular form, with scroll and shell border, flat chased with foliate scrolls on three shell and scroll feet.
Dia. 9.5 in, Wt 633 gms

Circa 1910, with elaborate hand carving with a scene from Ramayana depicting Rama, Lakshman and Hanuman escorted by an army of monkeys marching towards the palace of Ravana.
18 cms High and 17 cms Middle Diameter Wghts: 990 gms

A three-piece silver tea set, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1939, comprising a tea pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, on a base supported lower body fluted with stiff leaf.
Wt 1523 gms

Circa 1910, depicting a battle scene from the Ramayana. The figures are surrounded by a thick floral design.
7.8 inHigh, 7.4 in Top Diameter and 5.7 in Bottom Diameter

A three-piece tea service, by Thomas Bradbury, London 1904/05, of oval form with fluted corners, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug.
Wt 821 gms

Late 19th century, with two erotic scenes under an arched canopy with flowers and foliage rim border.
5.11 in High

A late Victorian silver King's pattern flatware service for six place settings, by Gibson and Langman, London, 1894-5, comprising tablespoons, dessert spoons, table forks and dessert forks in cloth holder (not illustrated).
Wt 945 gms

A group of six silver soup ladles, with various Hallmarks.
Wt: 675 gms.

A silver Sandringham pattern table service of flatware and cutlery, by E. Viner, Sheffield 1937 & R. F. Morley, Sheffield 1943/46, comprising;
Four serving spoons
Twelve dessert forks

A silver fiddle, shell and husk pattern part table service, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1925 comprising;
Ten dessert forks
Twelve table forks

A fine south Indian jewellery box, circa 1910, inside with two boxes with lid, the outer side has elaborate flowers embossed in circular forms with running foliage pattern border on the lid with four turned legs and padlock with handle.
7.4 in L x 4.7 in B and 5.1 in, Wt 859 gms

An attractive Rajasthani silver ceremonial pandaan (betel leaf box), circa 1900 or earlier, the circular pandaan with four mango shaped boxes with lids and two round swirl fluted boxes with lids and a central Paan shaped box with intricately gilded and carved lid on Mughal pattern with foliage, the lids are all fitted with floral knobs and the circular tray has round beads hanging all round, with three claw and ball feet (few beads are missing).
Dia. 12.4 in, Wt 1379 gms

A heavily gold plated Rajasthani silver pooja (prayer) box, circa 1930, with inner compartment with lid, the top lid has Om embossed on it with a geometrical pattern border all around and circular flower embossed on the sides.
5.1 in L x 3.5 in B and 1.9 in, Wt 518 gms

A silver three-piece matched silver cruet set, Birmingham 1923, (makers mark not visible).
Wt 174 gms

A pair of silver cruets, by James Deakin & Sons (John & William Deakin), Sheffield 1942.
Wt 128 gms

A set of five sweet or bon bon dishes, by Walker & Hall, Chester, 1906, comprising two different pairs & another single work.
Wt 158 gms

A pair of silver circular plates, the border gadrooned with aconthus and foliage at intervals, indistinctly marked on reverse.
Dia. 5.4 in, Wt 175 gms

A silver salver, by Barker Brothers Ltd (now Barker Ellis Co Ltd), Birmingham, 1978, of circular form, with wavy border, on three scroll feet.
Dia. 10.2 in, Wt 598 gms

An Edwardian circular presentation salver, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1902, with an applied shell and scroll border, floral and scroll engraved field surrounding a later inscription, raised on three bun feet.
Dia. 12.5 in, Wt 1271 gms

A silver cruet set; features four oil bottles, two pepper shakers, and a mustard pot, all contained within a silver stand.
Wt 820 gms