ROBERT SCOTT; a pair of Victorian hallmarked silver sugar tongs with beaded, shell and foliate decoration, with inscription 'MAH', Glasgow 1861, length 16cm, and four further variously hallmarked silver examples, combined approx 5.9ozt (5).

H V PITHY & CO; an Edward VII hallmarked silver menu holder modelled as stag's head with antlers, on domed circular loaded base, Birmingham 1907, diameter 3.5cm.

Four Continental 800 standard silver bottle stoppers, to include an agate topped example, all stamped J, also a hammered white metal example (5).

COHEN & CHARLES; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver novelty swizzle stick modelled as bottle of champagne with traces of enamel label 'Dry Mantle', Birmingham 1976, height 6cm, approx 0.3ozt.

TOYE, KENNING & SPENCER; an Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee hallmarked silver miniature model of the Gold State coach, Birmingham 1977, length 7.5cm, approx 2.3ozt.

RAY NIMMO; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver Victorian style chatelaine thimble holder decorated with foliate motifs, with suspension ring, housing a matching thimble, diameter of aperture 1.2cm, Birmingham 2016, approx 0.4ozt.

An Elizabeth II hallmarked silver limited edition replica of a Saxon sundial, maker's initials GF, London 1975, length 7cm including bail, 252/750, with certificate of authenticity, approx 2.2ozt.

BERTHOLD MULLER; a Victorian hallmarked German pseudo Hanau silver spoon with stem modelled as man playing bagpipes and with bowl modelled as a barrel, Chester 1899, also bearing Ludwig Neresheimer marks, length 12cm, approx 0.7ozt.

A boxed set of silver gilt miniature plaques depicting the flags of 48 nations in plaques of three, with explanatory sheets, and a boxed set of 23 miniature silver plaques depicting airlines, with explanatory leaflets, issued by Franklin Mint.

S BLANCKENSEE & SONS LTD; a cased hallmarked silver baby feeder set, Birmingham, 1931 and an Edward VII hallmarked silver thermometer case (makers mark rubbed), Birmingham, 1905, combined approx 2.3ozt (2).