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1	An early George V silver castor by Alstons & Hallam, London 1913, the ovoid body with a wrythen basal border and mounted with shell and scroll swags, the pierced domed cover with scroll bud finial, raised on a domed foot with wrythen border, 23½cm high, 17oz. Estimate: 200-300	Nil	300
2	A George III silver wine funnel and strainer by Stephen Adams, London 1806, with reeded borders, the bowl engraved with a monogram, the strainer unmarked, 17cm, 6oz gross. Estimate: 250-350	Nil	260
3	A George III silver helmet cream jug, probably by John Lambe, London 1787, a bead rim, on a square base, 15½cm high, 4oz. Estimate: 150-200	Nil	150
4	A George IV provincial silver soup ladle by Mitchell & Russell, Glasgow 1820, fiddle pattern, 36cm long, 8oz. Estimate: 150-200	Nil	180
5	A George III silver sweetmeat basket, by Robert Hennell, (makers mark partially erased), London 1780, the oval body pierced with decorative bands beneath a bead rim and conforming swing handle and raised foot, 12cm high over handle, 15cm wide, 4oz. Estimate: 100-150	Nil	180
7	A George II silver Punch ladle by William Gwillim & Peter Castle, London 1745, the elliptical bowl engraved with initials to the outer surface, on a well turned fruitwood handle with baluster terminal and flattened knop, 29cm long. Estimate: 100-150	Nil	160
8	An Edward VII silver circular caddy and cover, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1904, with gadroon borders, 6.5cm high, 3.5oz. Estimate: 80-120	Nil	80
9	A George V silver small helmet cream jug, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1920, with a double scroll leaf capped handle, on a domed foot rim, 9cm high, 5oz. Estimate: 100-150	Nil	130
10	A pair of George V silver composite column table candlesticks, by T. Wilkinson & Sons, Birmingham 1927, the removable sconces with bead borders, on stepped bases with conforming borders, 25cm high, loaded bases. Estimate: 140-180	Nil	160
12	A pair of late Victorian silver specimen vases, London 1900, the slender bodies with flared quatrefoil necks with milled rims, on circular weighted bases, makers mark rubbed, 21½cm high. Estimate: 80-120	Nil	90
13	A George III silver caddy spoon, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1812, with a shell bowl and ivory handle, 9cm long. Estimate: 70-100	Nil	100
14	A George IV silver vinaigrette by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1827, oblong, engraved with a border of leaves, oblong cartouche to the centre, the interior with a pierced gilt metal grille, 3½cm wide. Estimate: 70-100	Nil	140
17	A pair of Edward VII silver vases, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1900, of circular tapering form, each with a Monteith style neck over fluted bands and repoussé cartouche, on a domed lobed foot, 26½cm high, 24oz gross. Estimate: 180-250	Nil	320
18	A Victorian silver aesthetic period four piece tea and coffee service by John Round, Sheffield 1884/1885, of shouldered ovoid form, comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, each engraved with panels of lotus flowers in a bowl, the teapot and coffee pot with ivory heat diffusers to handles, on plain raised foot rim, 71oz gross. Estimate: 500-700	Nil	850
19	An Edward VII silver teapot, London 1902, of compressed circular form, repoussé and cast with flowers and leaves, the cover with a rose knop, reeded handle with leaf cap, raised on conforming feet, hallmark rubbed, 25oz. Estimate: 170-200	Nil	220
20	An Edward VII silver bachelor's tea service, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1902, of quatrefoil oval form, with a planished surface, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 15oz gross. Estimate: 100-140	Nil	160
21	A Victorian silver salver, by Edward Barnard & John Barnard, London 1862, with a raised bracketed rim with bead and scroll detail, the centre engraved with classical scroll and foliate borders, raised on pierced scroll and foliate feet, 26cm diameter, 20oz. Estimate: 150-200	Nil	190
22	A George III silver salver, by Ebenezer Coker, London 1765, with a raised bracketed rim, cast with shells and scrolls, the centre later engraved with flowers and C scrolls, raised on three pad feet, 20½cm diameter, 10oz. Estimate: 170-220	Nil	200
23	A late Victorian silver pedestal bowl, by William Gibson & John Langman, London 1877, circular, with an everted punched rim, repoussé with flowers, leaves and C scrolls, on a domed circular foot, 11½cm high, 17½cm diameter, 11oz. Estimate: 80-120	Nil	130
24	A George III Irish silver three-piece tea service, by Charles Marsh, Dublin 1816, boat shape, each with gadroon, shell and foliate cast rims, bright cut foliate engraving, raised on claw feet, 39oz gross. Estimate: 350-450	Nil	340
25	A late Victorian/early Edward VII silver three-piece bachelors tea service, by Fattorini & Sons, Birmingham 1899/1902, of ovoid form, each with everted wavy rims, embossed with foliage, scroll panels with tassel detail, the tea pot with an ebonised handle, 13oz gross. Estimate: 80-120	Nil	140
26	An Edward VII silver teapot, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1907, of rounded oval form, with a foliate cast everted rim, repoussé with stylised shamrock leaves around vacant cartouches, in the Art Nouveau manner, with an ebonised handle and knop, raised on four bun feet, 24oz. Estimate: 140-180	Nil	200
27	An American white metal three-piece tea service, stamped Sterling, of rounded oblong form, each piece heavily embossed with the American eagle above vacant cartouches, flower and leaf sprays, beneath a conforming border, raised on paw feet, the teapot with wooden handle and knop, 39oz gross. Estimate: 300-350	Nil	280
28	A composite suite of George V/George VI silver cutlery and flat ware, comprising six dinner knives and six dessert knives with silver handles by Harrison Fisher & Co, Sheffield 1937, six rattail pattern dinner forks and dessert forks and six rattail pattern dessert spoons, Sheffield 1937 and 1938 and six silver rattail pattern teaspoons and matching coffee spoons, 37oz. all in. Estimate: 500-700	Nil	550
29	A Della Robbia pottery charger, by Liza Wilkins, the dished well moulded in relief with an angel's mask and wings, within a deep border of stylized lilies over a ground of honesty leaves, glazed predominately in green and ivory, incised marks and initials verso and dated 1899, 46cm diameter. Estimate: 600-800	Nil	750
30	An extensive Royal Worcester fluted Roanoke pattern dinner and tea service, each piece decorated with colourful floral sprays within gilt line rims, approximately one hundred and thirty five pieces. Estimate: 30-50	Nil	45
31	A Moorcroft pottery circular bowl, tube lined and painted with magnolia against an ivory ground, modern impressed and painted marks, 16cm diameter. Estimate: 40-60	Nil	80
32	A Moorcroft pottery Oberon pattern baluster vase, tube lined and painted with honeysuckle against a graded blue to peach ground, painted and impressed marks to base, dated '93, initialled D.H., 16cm high. Estimate: 60-90	Nil	100
33	A 19thC Chinese bronze cloisonné charger, 46cm diameter. Estimate: 100-200	Nil	90
34	A silver on copper circular cake stand, with mirrored surface, raised on foliate claw feet, 35cm diameter. Estimate: 60-90	Nil	70