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George V silver milk jug and sugar bowl, Chester 1910, Barker Brothers, with part fluted bodies, sugar bowl 7cm high, together with a silver teaspoon, approximate weight 4.98ozt 

A quantity of silver plated items, including a large twin handled tray, 61 x 38cm, a four piece silver plated tea service, sauceboat, hot water jug, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl, etc.

ROYAL WORCESTER; a Victorian hallmarked silver mounted blue and white four piece tea service, decorated in the 'Blue Willow' pattern, mounts for Horace Woodward & Co, Birmingham 1880, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl, milk jug and further sugar bowl (4).

WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS; an Edward VII hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal bowl, Birmingham 1907, height 15cm, width 17cm, weight 9.75ozt/303.5g.

GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO LTD; an Edward VII hallmarked silver rectangular bonbon dish with embossed design of cherubs amongst floral and fauna, London 1905, 8 x 11cm, a Mappin & Webb silver plated shell shaped bonbon dish, 15.5 x 10.5cm, an Arts and Crafts silver plated pedestal bowl, height 15cm, diameter of bowl 15cm and two pairs of miniature silver owls on stands, combined weighable silver 2.7ozt/84.4g (5).

A quantity of various silver plated items, including a large oval tray, with shaped edge and two handles, length 66cm, a candlestick with two sconces, a coffee jug, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and sauce bowl (all different designs), an egg cooker/heater, various items of cutlery, vases, cane strap handled heating plate, etc.

An early 19th century hallmarked silver basting spoon, with rat tail bowl, family motto crest to the front handle depicting a sword through a head elevated by hand, Dublin 1845, length 33cm, approx 6.1ozt.

A George V hallmarked silver mounted circular cut glass bowl, London 1922, diameter 24cm and a large early 20th century cut glass vase, height 21cm, diameter 26cm (2).

A large quantity of silver plated items, including teapot, rose bowl, oval platters, flatware, salt and peppers, tankard, cased cutlery sets, etc.

HECHO A MANO; a Chilean 900 grade silver twin handled lidded sugar bowl (lacking finial), height approx 7cm, width 13.5cm, weight 7.8ozt/242.5g.

WILLIAM SUCKLING LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver tea strainer and bowl, Birmingham 1949, a modern hallmarked silver letter opener by William Manton, Birmingham 1982, length 15cm, George IV hallmarked silver sugar tongs by Peter & William Bateman, London 1829, William IV hallmarked silver serving spoon, three hallmarked silver teaspoons, hallmarked silver dessert fork, hallmarked silver decanter label, 'Port', and hallmarked silver cigar piercer, length 7cm, combined approx 10.5ozt/327g (10).

An interesting 1960s hallmarked silver lidded bowl with tall handle, Chester 1961, diameter 11.5cm, height approx 8cm, approx 8.05ozt/251g.

Victorian silver monteith style bowl, with reeded decoration and a scroll and mask rim (London 1898), 14cm diameterWeight 229.6 grams

Victorian silver rose bowl with scroll decoration (Sheffield 1889), 13cm diameterWeight 146.9 grams

Victorian silver rose bowl with beaded border and engraved leaf decoration (London 1868), 13.5cm diameterWeight 204.9 grams.

Victorian silver two handled sugar bowl of cauldron form, 12cm wide overallWeight 148.3 grams.

Victorian silver two handled sugar bowl (Birmingham 1883)Weight approximately 250 grams.

Large silver plated punch bowl

Early 20th century golden oak fruit bowl with ceramic liner and silver plated mounts.

A Dutch silver gilt birth spoon, probably 18th century,the bowl with engraved text verso, on an entwined handle with mother and child finiial,17.5cm longCondition Reportscratches and minor dents

A collection of silver items to include a set of six teaspoons, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1931, a set of twelve teaspoons, by Francis Howard Ltd, Sheffield 1961, a pair of wine coasters, a small footed bowl, by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1976, total 12.4oztCondition Reportwith surface scratches and marks to all

A silver pedestal bowl by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, 1897, with embossed decoration and engraved cartouche,16cm diameter,12cm high 9oztCondition ReportKnocks, scuffs and dents throughout.

A collection of silver items comprising seven teaspoons, marks rubbed, 18th century, a medicine type spoon, marks rubbed, early 19th century, a Continental Rococo teaspoon, a sugar sifter, with a shell form bowl, French, a similar French sifter, with a gilt bowl, two pickle forks, one by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, a French silver teaspoon, a Russian silver teaspoon, and a a set of Russian silver spoons, each with a chased bowl, and a a silver plated oyster fork, (qty.)total 13.9oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear, and rubbing throughout.

A silver three piece coffee service London 1978,comprising coffee jug, sugar bowl and cream jug,23cm height of coffee pot,approximate total weight 35ozt

A collection of silver, comprising, a silver Queen's Jubilee 1977 Sherry label, by Robins and Belk, with chain suspension, 5.5cm high, a wine taster, the base a five-shilling coin, 10.5cm wide, four napkin rings, an Indian silver bowl, 9.5cm diameter, and six further items, (qty.)Condition ReportIndian - knocked and worn. Napkin rings - worn. Other items fair overall.

A cased Victorian silver bowl and spoon, by Martin, Hall & Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), London 1881, etched with Japanese kakiemon designs, the bowl with silver gilt interiorbowl, 10cm diameterspoon, 4.7cm long (2)4.63ozt Condition ReportSurface scratches. Wear to the gilt. Minor tarnishing. The spoon with some rubbing to the marks.

A George VI ecclesiastical silver chalice, by Howard Jesse Brown,the tapering bowl raised on an hexagonal knopped stem, terminating on to a splayed hexagonal foot engraved with a cross in a gilt circular cartouche, the base inscribed 'Remember in Christ William Mee died on Oct 19th 1937 and Elizabeth his wife died July 29th 1945', 18.5cm high, 14.33ozt

A silver salver, Birmingham 1936of circular form with pie crust border on scroll feet25.5cm diameter together with a cut glass circular bowl with silver rimBirmingham 192221.5cm diameter (2)weight of salver 20oztCondition ReportSurface scratches and tarnishing, minor scuffs

A Victorian silver cup and saucer London 1893,the cup with half reeded body,together with a pair of pirced sweetmeat dishes,Birmingham 1903,other silver items comprising a circular pin dish, a novelty frog on a lily pad sculpture, a pair of sugar nips, and a silver cased porcelain tea cup with saucer,and three silver plated items an oval tray, a cut glass sugar bowl and a circular salver31cm diametertotal weighable silver weight 10tozCondition Reportsurface scratches, dents and tarnishing

A silver tea service by Atkin Brothers, 1952, teapot 28cm wide, hot water pot, 22cm tall, creamer 14cm wide, sugar bowl 17.5cm wide, total 60oztCondition Reporteach with dents and surface scratches

A collection of silver items to include a pedestal sugar bowl and cover, Birmingham 1925, with a weighted base, 10.5cm high, a pierced silver bowl, by Deakin & Frances, 11.1cm diameter, a pair of ice tongs, stamped 900, 18cm long, two caddy spoons, a Continental teaspoon, the bowl embossed with a cow, a Russian silver salt, a pair of Continental sugar tongs, a sugar caster top, a silver toddy ladle, a silver mustard pot and an associated stand, and two silver toast racks, the larger by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, (qty.)weighable 16.7oztCondition ReportKnocks, wear, dents, and rubbing throughout.

A silver serving bowl by Adie Brothers Ltd, 1936,In a presentation case,20cm diameter,9.7ozt

A collection of silver-plated wares, an Elkington three bowl stand, lacking glass, 27cm high, two pairs of grape scissors, 16.5cm, a pair of silver apostle spoons, 18cm long, a modern silver spill vase, 12.5cm high, a pair of silver plated fiddle pattern basting spoons, an entree dish and cover, with a pierced liner, a pair of bottle coasters, 17.2cm diameter, a pair of silver and mother-of-pearl preserve spoons, 15.2cm long and other items (qty,)Condition ReportAll used - fair overall.

A collection of silver items, to include, a pin dish, by E Silver & Co, Sheffield 1952, 17.5 x 8cm, a George III lozenge-shaped dish, London, 1799, and two inkwell stands with silver-mounted inkwells, largest 17.5cm square, together with a silver-plated three-footed bowl, 19.5cm diameter (5)weighable 28.96ozt

Victorian silver sugar bowl with fluted decoration, raised on a circular foot, (London 1879), maker Dobson & Sons, 9.5cm in diameter, 3.5ozs.

German silver milk, sugar bowl of baluster form and matching tray (marked on bases). All at approximately 8ozs. Tray 20.5cm across. (3)

Victorian style silver caddy spoon with shell shaped handle and scallop bowl (Birmingham 1970), 21.2 grams

Victorian silver rose bowl with wrythen decoration, raised on a pedestal foot, (Sheffield 1895), maker James Deakin & Sons, 8cm in overall height, 5.5ozs.

A silver bowl having four handles, Birmingham 1904, 80gm.

A George III provincial silver Old English pattern basting spoon - John Langlands II, Newcastle 1801, with pointed ovoid bowl engraved 'JH' monogram to terminal, 30.5cm long, weight 111g.

Contemporary glass including vases, bowls etc - comprising four vases, the largest 30cm high; a large pedestal fruit bowl, 30.5cm diameter; a cut glass trifle bowl; a lemonade jug; a cut glass sugar caster with silver plated mount; and a boxed set of four M&S 'Grace' white wine glasses. (9)

A group of silver smalls - including a late-Victorian silver and cut glass preserve jar, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1899, 12.1cm high; an Elizabeth II cut glass and silver vinaigrette, Birmingham 1959, 13cm high; a pair of mid-century sterling silver salt and peppers casters with glass liners; a smaller pepperette, Sheffield 1915; a pair of small Chinese silver open salts of plain bowl-form, marked to base, 3.8cm diameter; a Continental .800 silver two-tier beaker/measure, 5.1cm high; a white metal needle case; and a silver coffee spoon, silver weight 122g.

A box of collectables - including a silver plated three-light candelabra, 36.5cm high; a pair of ailver plated goblets; a Wilson & Bloom cast iron frog garden key safe (as new); a Waterford Crystal cream jug and sugar bowl; an Indian carved wooden jewellery box, 30 x 20cm; a vintage AA badge; two consecutive 1960s GB Ten Shilling bank notes (about UNC); a ladies dress watch; etc.

A George III silver mote spoon - maker's mark CW struck twice to lower stem, probably Charles Wright, London, the bowl with cross and foliate pierced decoration, spire terminal, 14.2cm long, weight 12.1g.* In good condition. The maker's mark to the lower stem slightly rubbed, but remains legible and the other mark is clear. No repairs noted.

Four silver-mounted glass items - comprising a George V twin-vinaigrette / oil and vinegar bottle, Henry Perkins & Sons, London 1929, 13.5cm high; a closely matched pair of cut glass scent bottles of square tapered form, Henry Hobson & Sons, London 1918 and 1928 (one cracked to shoulder); and a pale blue cut glass powder bowl, Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, Chester 1928, 12.2cm diameter.

A Persian silvered-brass divination bowl, 19th/20th century, the raised centre with a six-pointed star, densely engraved with bands and cusped medallions of calligraphic script to both the interior and exterior, 17.5cm diameterCondition ReportThe silver finish rubbed and lacking, in particular to the underside. White residue present to the interior. Some small dents additionally to the underside. Appears to be in good structural conditiojn.

A Japanese silver tea caddy, Meiji period (1868-1912), the ovoid body decorated with irises, stamped marks 'Watanabe' and 'jungin' to base,11.5cm high, 252.6g, and a Chinese silver bowl,late Qing dynasty, pierced and decorated with dragons amongst clouds, stamped marks 'WH' and 'Suichang' to base,16cm diameter, 314.9g (2)Condition ReportTea caddy - 252.6g.Bowl - 314.9g.Both with surface scratches and dents consistent with age.

Takahiro Kondo (Japanese, b.1958), a 'Tsunami' bowl, polychrome porcelain in marbled tones of grey and black with silver mist overglaze, 12cm diameterProvenance: From the Estate of the late Jackie Mann, acquired from Adrian Sassoon, London, 2015.For a similar lot, see Christie's, London, 9 Dec 2021, lot 132.Condition ReportBowl with no obvious faults. 8.5cm high.Some knocks and wear to the original cardboard box, a/f.

A collection of Japanese Arita bowls, 18th/19th century, each of circular or lobed form, painted with phoenixes or flowers, 19 to 27cm diameter (3)Provenance: The David and Sarah Battie Collection.Condition ReportLargest - restored and riveted. Lobed - gilt rubbed. Phoenix bowl - mounted with silver, unable to check condition underneath. Gilt and enamel losses.

A Chinese export silver teapot and sugar bowl, late Qing dynasty, of hexagonal form, decorated with a dragon in relief between panels of lotus, peony, iris, chrysanthemum and prunus, with a vacant shield-shaped cartouche, the handle and spout imitating bamboo, stamp marked 'Renxing', ''KH' and '85', teapot 23.5cm long sugar bowl 15cm long (3) IMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. 清晚期 外销银龙纹茶壶及糖罐 Condition ReportTeapot 478.8g. Small splits to spout. Sugar bowl 213g. Both with surface scratches and dents.

Five George III London silver Hanoverian pattern serving spoons with crest or monogram to handles including two 1787 maker's mark RC, 1803 bright cut example, 1801 maker's mark I.P. and John Lias 1798 with worn bowl. 317g

Danish silver Harlequin 4 piece teaset with similar design but different Master Assay marks and makers marks. The teapot and coffee pot were assayed by Christian F Heise. The teapot has makers mark for Knub Jacobsen. Whilst the cream jug and sugar bowl have the Master assay mark for Simon Groth. All pieces have engraving to the cartouches. Ivory insulators are present, 1419gIvory licence- JTZW87QK

A late 18th Century silver caddy spoon with scallop shell shaped bowl (a/f). 10g

A Barker Brothers Silver Ltd four piece tea set with ebony knop and handles, Birmingham 1931, substantial dent to sugar bowl and milk jug. 1803g

A silver christening bowl with inscription to base "From her Grandmother E.E.B.", monogram I.M.G. to body, London 1917, slightly misshapen, pierced silver egg cup and salt (3). 181g

Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, silver teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, treen handle and knop, London 1905, 1414g

Three Georgian silver Mote spoons, all with shell backs including Ebenezer Coker (circa 1750's) with initialled bowl RHS. 13cm, 13.5cm and 15cm long. 30g

A Victorian Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox highly ornate silver pierced butter dish/covered bowl with swing handle. The cover is surmounted by a goat, whilst the rim of the piece has mask detail. The whole piece is decorated with sprawling leafy vines, cloudy glass insert to interior, London 1848, 18cm tall, 19.5cm across. 571g

A silver sugar bowl by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths 1932, 9cm diameter. 108g

An Edward Aldridge II silver pierced sweetmeat bowl/dish with opaque glass liner. The body decorated with swags and leaves, London 1771, 10cm tall, 11.5cm diameter. 121g