Fine Art, Antiques and Collectables - Session 3

A George III silver etui-shaped vinaigrette, with chequer engraving and cut grille, Maker Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1805, 1.75 ins. £200-300

A George III silver octagonal vinaigrette, with foliate engraved banding and filigree grille, Maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1802, 1.5 ins. ...

A George III silver shell-shaped vinaigrette, with engraved decoration and pieced leaf grille, Maker Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1803, 1.75 ins.
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A William IV silver vinaigrette, of engine-turned rectangular form, Maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1832, 1.5 ins. £150-200

A George III silver patch box, of elliptical form with engraved borders, Maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1796, 1 in. £80-120

A George III egg shaped silver nutmeg box, with steel grater, Maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1800, 1.75 ins. £150-200

A George III silver nutmeg box, of elliptical form with steel grater, Makers mark only for Phipps and Robinson, 2 ins. £350-400

A 19th century French silver gilt snuff box, with foliate scroll engraving, 3.25 ins. £200-300

Two Continental white metal snuff boxes, with engine turned decoration. £120-150

An Edwardian silver toasting fork, with wooden handle, Sheffield 1908. £100-150

A plated revolving breakfast dish, of rectangular form with warming base. £120-180

A quantity of silver and plated cutlery including a pair of silver sugar nips and two pairs of tongs. £80-120

A plated oval gallery tray £70-100

A plated 5-light candelabrum and a pair of 3-light candelabra. £150-200

A George V silver mounted glass ice bucket. £100-150

A George VI 4-piece silver tea set, of plain rectangular form, Sheffield 1938, Gross 58 oz. £250-300

A German art nouveau 800 standard 4-piece tea set, decorated with swans and water plants. £300-400

An American sterling dish, a 4-piece toilet set and four Indian pieces £100-150

An engraved glass claret jug and three cruets. £120-150

An Edwardian four piece silver tea set, of rounded rectangular form with repousse scroll decoration, Birmingham 1906, Gross 57 oz. £350-450