IMPRESSIVE SILVER COFFEE SET comprising coffee pot and hot water jug, both of conical form with domed hinged covers and wood effect handles, sugar bowl, cream jug, and two handled tray with motif decorated rim and handles, all Birmingham hallmarks for 1966, maker J B Chatterley & Sons, total weight approximately 2615g/92.2oz

PORTUGUESE SILVER CANDELABRA raised on a stepped octagonal base with a central shaped column and four scroll arms, marked FMT, 925, 47cm high

ART NOUVEAU LIBERTY & CO. ENAMEL DECORATED SILVER BUCKLE of pierced and shaped design, hallmarks for Birmingham 1903; together with six matching enamel decorated buttons marked 950 and MBO, in shaped fitted case

ELIZABETH II BRITANNIA SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME decorated with putti in relief, London 1997 by Neil Lasher Silverware, 28cm high

GEORGE V SILVER BUTTER DISH of oval form with a shaped lid above a pierced oval body with a glass liner, on scroll supports, Sheffield 1912 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, 490g/17.2oz

GEORGE V SILVER TEA SET comprising a tea pot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, all on ball feet, Sheffield 1917, 1380g/48.6oz

GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT the conical pot with profuse embossed floral and scroll decoration, the central cartouche to each side with worn monogram, with hinged domed cover and double scroll handle, London hallmarks for 1735, maker mark EF, 530g/18.6oz, 19.2cm high

SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER CUPS raised on a circular foot with a pierced bowl and scroll handle, each with a pale pink porcelain liner with gilt highlights, London 1926 by Hamilton & Inches, in a fitted red leather case

IMPRESSIVE SCOTTISH SILVER PUNCH BOWL CENTREPIECE BY R W SORLEY & SONS, GLASGOW 1920 in the art nouveau style with twin scroll handles and fluted form, the shaped edge and foot decorated with scrolls, 41 x 30 x 20cm, 1355g/47.8oz; with an unmarked silver ladle of similar style with twist finial, 178g/6.3oz (2)

PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER CANDLESTICKS with knopped stems and raised on shaped square bases, with removable sconces, Sheffield hallmarks for 1913, maker Fordham & Faulkner, 18.8cm high