A fine and important Victorian hallmarked silver candelabrum, the central column surrounded by five scrolling branches above a baluster stem finely decorated with cast roses, acanthus leaves, scrolls and rococo ornaments, on a shaped circular spreading base with cast and embossed floral and scroll motifs, Robert Garrard II, London 1856, height 80cm, width approx 57cm., approx 284.6ozt.

A good Victorian hallmarked silver centrepiece modelled as a tree with cast vine leaves and grapes surmounted by a wire basket housing glass bowl, the tree surmounted by three figures of a sailor, a miner and a figure representing navigation emblematic of trade, industry and empire, on a shaped circular tapering base raised on three volute and scroll decorated feet, Edward Barnard and John Barnard, London 1853, height to top of bowl 65cm, diameter of glass bowl 28cm, diameter of base approx 30cm, approx 165.57ozt. This order was placed on February 26th 1853 by the jeweller and retailer Joseph Mayer of Liverpool. A copy of the original Barnard Brothers order book is included with this lot.

A good 19th century French hallmarked silver encrier, the central female figure supporting two horses galloping from the waves beneath a cherubic mounted bell and flanked by embossed twin urns, each surmounted with a figure of Neptune above a shaped oval base with shell moulded scrolling supports and contained within original gilt tooled leather hinged case, French export mark for 1840-1879, height 30cm, width 33cm, approx 18ozt.

A George V hallmarked silver Art Deco bowl of hexagonal form with three loop handles terminating in scrolling feet, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1928, diameter 21cm (excluding handles), height 12.5cm, approx 35ozt.

A large Victorian hallmarked silver twin handled punch bowl of shaped circular form, overall embossed with scrolls and floral motifs, Fenton Brothers, Sheffield 1893, diameter 45cm (with handles), height 21cm, approx 49ozt.

A large Victorian hallmarked silver circular bowl of plain form with applied cast Arabesque motifs, on spreading circular foot, William Mammatt & Son, Sheffield 1898, diameter 26.5cm, height 18.5cm, approx 39.5ozt.

A George III hallmarked silver teapot of rounded rectangular form and embossed with foliate scrolls and floral motifs, the hinged lid with applied cast flower head, raised on four cast legs to claw feet, James Scott, Dublin 1818, length 31cm, height 17cm, approx 29ozt.

A George IV hallmarked silver teapot of circular form, overall embossed with scroll and floral motifs with an applied cast flower finial to hinged lid, with acanthus leaf to loop handle, raised on cast floral base to paw feet, Hyam Hyams, London 1824, length 27cm, height 15cm, approx 20.5ozt.

An Edward VII hallmarked silver spirit kettle and stand, of plain circular form and raised on four outswept feet, Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1909, diameter of stand 20cm, approx 34.5ozt, with hallmarked silver burner.

A George III hallmarked silver tankard of tapering form with stepped domed cover and cast volute thumbpiece, William Shaw and William Priest, London 1751, height 18cm, approx 21.5ozt.