May Fine Art Sale Day 1

A silver capstan inkwell, monogrammed circular footrim, damaged ceramic pot, London 1895. See Illustration £100-150

A George III small circular salver, with reeded rim, on three scroll feet, H. Crouch, London 1800, diameter 20.5cm, 8 1/4 inches, 12oz. £300-400

A set of Edward VII postal scales, of half rounded form below a lobed rectangular stand, on a stepped base, maker's mark L & S, Birmingham 1...

A pair of George V vases, of lobed tapered faceted form below a wavy rim on a circular pedestal, maker's markG & S Co Ltd, London, 1913, loa...

A pair of George III Fiddle pattern salt spoons, crested, London 1810 and two other salt spoons, crested London 1813 and 1826. (4) £25-45

A mid Victorian vinaigrette, trellis chased, centering a scrolled vacant cartouche, opening to reveal a gilt interior and pierced acanthus chased gril

A George V snuff box, engine turned with gilt interior, Asprey & Co Ltd, London, 1911, length 7.2cm, 2 3/4 inches. See Illustration £80-120

A George III snuff box, of slightly concave reeded form, with gilt interior, Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, probably 1806, length 6.4cm, 2 1/4 inches,

A George III nutmeg grater, of rounded form with twin ended hinged lids, maker's mark J .H early 19th Century, length 3.2cm, 1 1/4 inches, 1oz. ...

A George II Rat Tail pattern tablespoon, initialled S T + E, probably James Wilkes, London 1731 and two George III Old English pattern tablespoons, cr

Two early Victorian Fiddle pattern dessert forks, crested London 1844 and 1846 and a George III Fiddle pattern dinner fork, crested, London 1819, 6.5o

A George VI cased canteen of Old English pattern flatware, comprising two tablespoons, six soup spoons, six dinner forks, six dessert forks, six desse

A bag of George III and later Old English and Fiddle pattern spoons, comprising thirteen teaspoons and a dessert spoon, various makers and dates, all

A bag of Old English and Fiddle pattern spoons, comprising three condiment spoons and eleven teaspoons, some commemorative, various makers and dates,

A George V three piece oval condiment set, beaded rims, blue glass liners, bun feet, maker JR, Birmingham 1914-16, s.d. (3) £50-80

Three pairs of sugar tongs, two Fiddle pattern, London 1835 and Newcastle 1829, the other Old English pattern, London 1807, various makers, 3.5oz. (3)

A pair of George III Old English pattern tablespoons, engraved initials, makers John and Henry Lias, London 1818, together with another similar pair L

An Edward VII pipe tamper, cast as a cherub with armful of flowers, on a foliate cast rectangular base, marks rubbed, London circa 1910, 3oz, together

An Edward VIII hatpin, in the form of a Shepherd's crook, maker WHH, Birmingham 1908, together with twelve silver and plated condiment spoons, e...

An early George III circular open salt, on cabriole legs with hoof feet, engraved monogram, maker I.M, London 1765, together with an engine turned cas