Lacy Scott & Knight

A George III silver pedestal lighthouse sugar caster, of two sections, maker Thomas Shepherd, London 1799, h.13.5cm, 2.7ozt

A 17th century silver trefid spoon, in the Hanoverian pattern with long rat-tail and initial engraved terminal, marks worn but possibly George Watkins (GW over crescent with pellets), London circa 1675-1696, length 20cm, 1.4ozt

A William III silver trefid spoon, in the Hanoverian pattern with decorative long rat-tail, initial engraved to the terminal, maker William Scarlett, London 1699, length 19cm, 1.5ozt

A Queen Anne silver dognose spoon, in the Hanoverian pattern with long rat-tail, initialled to terminal, marks mostly worn but circa 1698-1709, length 20cm, 1.7ozt

A George II silver coffee pot, having all-over foliate chased decoration and engraved armorial to one side, makers mark worn, London 1739, h.25cm, 27.6ozt

A George II silver coffee pot, having engraved armorial to one side and woven wicker handle, maker Thomas Whipham, London 1752, h.21.5cm, 9.4ozt

An 18th century Dutch Delft garlic-neck bottle vase, underglaze blue decorated with flowers and foliage, h.25cm

A trio of antique silver tableware, comprising two repousse decorated cream jugs and a salt cellar, the smaller cream makers marks worn, 1762, the larger Robert Harper, 1870, the salt marks worn, larger cream jug h.11.5cm, gross weight 8.8ozt

Two pieces of George III silver tableware, being a cream jug and sauceboat, each with pinch decorated rims and engraved handles, both London assays, cream jug maker Hester Bateman, 1781, sauceboat maker George Smith II, 1771, jug h.12.5cm, gross...

A George VI silver sparrowbeak cream, jug, maker Carrington & Co, London 1937, h.6.5cm, 5.9ozt

A George III silver footed cream jug, having all-over repousse foliate decoration, maker John Emes, London 1803, dia.10cm, 11.7ozt

A late Victorian silver three-piece tea set comprising teapot, twin handled sugar and cream, each of squat bellied form with repoussee decoration and having a vacant cartouche, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1897, 1989, and 1900, teapot height...

A Victorian silver three-piece tea set, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, each piece of half-reeded oval form with shell and leaf capped everted rims, makers Walter & John Barnard, London 1891, teapot length 20cm...

A Victorian silver coffee and hot chocolate pot duo, each of plain conical form with central handles and hinged domed covers, maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1895, h.22cm, gross weight 26ozt

A George IV Scottish silver pedestal teapot, of half-reeded form with everted floral cast rim, maker William & Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh 1821, length 30cm, 28ozt Ivory submission ref: RRV2R2WC

Dutton of Chester - a circa 1830 rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid four-dial wheel barometer, signed to the balance dial, h.110cm

A South Staffordshire enamel bodkin case with thimble cap, late 18th century, decorated with landscape cartouches of landscapes with white dot-diamonds and scrolls upon a pink ground, length 13cm

A rare Staffordshire enamel cylinder tape measure, late 18th century, having coffee grinder type handle to the top, with original ribbon tape, the sides decorated with floral sprays on a white weave design to a blue ground, dia.2.5cm

An extensive collection of wax seals, some annotated in paper to the backs, largely for German aristocratic families from the 12th century onwards (a lot)

Hengrave Hall, Bury St Edmunds, an auction catalogue of Antique Furniture, Paintings, Old China, Curios., For Sale by Auction on Thursday, the 5th of August 1897, and Seven following days, at One O'clock precisely, Auctionners Hampton & Sons, I...

A late Victorian bronze bust of a young woman looking downwards, unsigned, the whole raised upon a rouge marble plinth, h.28cm

After Giambologna (1529-1608) - Pair of bronze figures of Mercury and Venus, each raised upon a variegated stepped marble plinth, circa 1900, h.47cm and 48cm

A William IV provincial silver teapot, of plain squat circular form with rosebud finial to the hinged cover, maker James Barber & William North, York 1838, lacking town assay mark (as York silver often does), dia.16cm (excluding handle and spout),...

A matched set of six 19th century silver handled and steel bladed table knives, in the Thread pattern, together with three matching dessert knives and a serving fork, makers to include Francis Higgins II and Susanna Peppin, London assays, table...