Silver trophy cup, Birmingham marks rubbed, with pierced angular handles to the wasted body. On a loaded domed foot, 10cm high

George V silver twin handled trophy cup , London 1921, maker Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd, with gadrooned handles, the body engraved with winners from 1936-1998, on a plated mounted ebonised base, 44.5cm high, 43oz excluding base

Silver trophy cup, Birmingham marks rubbed, with pierced angular handles to the wasted body. On a loaded domed foot, 10cm high

George III Scottish silver twin handled trophy cup, Edinburgh, date letter rubbed, maker Patrick Robertson (circa 1770-1790), the double scroll handles flanking the tapering cup with foliate and tied ribbon decoration and vacant oval cartouche, with ...

Silver, various dates and makers, to include two napkin rings, trophy cup, mustard pot lid, 4.2oz (4)

Silver twin handled trophy cup, scrolled handles, moulded circular foot, hallmarks indistinct, height approximately 11.5cm

Cartier sterling silver trophy cup, with three acanthus leaf and scroll cast handles,, on a waisted stem and domed foot, 40oz, 26cm high

Two silver ashtrays, together with a silver trophy, 88 grams

Set of six George VI silver teaspoons, Birmingham 1942, maker Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, 2.8oz, housed in a fitted leather case

Silver cylindrical twin handle trophy cup with wiplash scroll handles. Birmingham hallmarks. Makers mark W.H.S. 11 Troy oz. approximately.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

George V silver twin handled trophy cup , London 1921, maker Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd, with gadrooned handles, the body engraved with winners from 1936-1998, on a plated mounted ebonised base, 44.5cm high, 43oz excluding base

A silver twin-handled trophy, engraved, Chester hallmarks rubbed, approx. 7.58ozt

A SMALL HALLMARKED SILVER TWIN HANDLES TROPHY CUP

George V silver twin handled trophy, Birmingham 1927, makers mark rubbed , small silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1944, maker  James Fenton & Co,  2.4oz (2)

Pair of William IV silver sugar tongs, London 1830, makers mark rubbed, the handles initialled HJJ, Edward VII silver mustard pot and cover, Sheffield 1909, maker Walker & Hall, with blue glass liner and matching spoon, 4.2oz (2)

George V silver basket, Chester 1912, makers mark rubbed, with scroll cast handles and pierced pinched body, 2.9oz

A silver twin handle trophy cup Birmingham hallmarks 1946, 623 grams

Silver plated wares, to include two tankards, a trophy, two pheasant table ornaments, also together with a vanity box and two nut crackers, (qty)

Five silver teaspoons, to include example with rifle form handle, 2.8oz (5)

A silver 2 handled trophy cup, rubbed hallmarks 181 grams, 10cm

A silver trophy cup with twin scrolling handles, 13.5cm high excluding handles, 8.3oz

Edwardian novelty silver pincushion in the form of a pig, marks rubbed, maker Adie & Lovekin Ltd, modelled in a standing position with pincushion back, 0.9oz Hallmarks rubbed away but maker's mark visible, pig with one ear missing and damage to silk ...

Silver condiment set, marks rubbed, consisting of two salts with blue glass liners and spoons, two egg form pepperettes, 2.8oz

George V silver christening cup, Birmingham 1916, maker T.W, the body initialled MJE, 2.6oz

A set of three silver condiments (hallmarks rubbed); a silver trophy cup; a cut-glass spill vase with silver mount; & a pair of stainless-steel glove stretchers with embossed silver handles.

Edward VII silver twin handled trophy cup, with inscription "Woking Donkey Derby, The Club Cup, 1975", 2.8oz

A silver twin handled circular trophy cup,  assayed Chester 1911, makers mark rubbed, having twin angular loop handles, raised upon circular pedestal foot, height 15.3cm, on stepped ebonised plinth with applied presentation plaque, total height 21.3c...

Seven George III and later silver teaspoons, all with handles initialled A, to include four Irish examples, 4.5oz (7)

A silver trophy cup with scroll handles Sheffield hallmarks. The sides with a personal inscription. Weight 570g.

A large silver twin handle trophy cup with lid 2.400 kg London hallmarks 1907 with later engraving