Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables - Session 3

An Edwardian 5 piece silver mounted dressing table set £100-150

A William IV silver sugar bowl with foliate scroll handles and gadrooned rim, maker Robert Hennell 1834 (14ozs), together with a pair of George III su

A pair of silver candlesticks with Corinthium capped sockets, swept squared stems and beaded stepped square bases, loaded, 10.5ins. £500-800

A George V Britannia Standard silver lighthouse caster, with spiral fluted body, 6.5ins., 1934 (7ozs) £200-300

A George V 2 handled silver sugar bowl £60-80

An Edwardian novelty silver teddy bear rattle with 2 bells, lacks teether £120-140

A Victorian silver pendant, cast and engraved as a dove of peace, marks rubbed, 2.75ins. £20-40

A Continental silver figure of a cow, import marked, 2.75ins. £200-300

A George V novelty silver pin cushion modelled as a pheasant, 4.75ins. (a.f.) £130-150

A Continental white metal figure of a fiddle player, with cabochon decoration, 4.25ins. £200-300

A quantity of assorted plated wares, including a teaset and 3 baskets £150-200

A silver mounted green overlaid cut glass caster, 3 silver condiments, 4 plated condiments and 2 toast racks £80-100

A group of assorted small silver including;- 3 thimbles, 3 napkin rings, a silver mounted glass vase and a pair of steel extinguishers £60-80

A George V silver capstan inkwell and a bun salt. £30-50

An Edwardian silver pocket flask and a desk calendar. £70-100

A mahogany cased set of 12 pairs of plated fish knives and forks, together with a set of 6 pairs of fish knives and forks £70-100

A pair of modern silver novelty condiments, modelled as penguins with cabochon set eyes, makers Robert Garrard, 1971, 3ins. £300-500

A modern silver 3 piece novelty condiment set, modelled as mice with large mustard, with ear of corn spoon, 4.5ins., and a similar salt and pepper, 2.

A pair of modern cast silver novelty condiments, modelled as seals, 3ins., 1969 £300-500

A pair of modern cast silver novelty condiments, modelled as owls, with glass inset eyes, makers Robert Garrard, London 1964 and Chester 1959, 3ins.