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Hemispherical silver bowl with the cast handles formed as elephants’ heads, by Barnard Brothers, London 1911. 6.5 inches wide including handles; 10.74 ounces
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Large silver flower vase by A&J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1913. 8 inches high; filled base
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Edwardian silver sugar caster by Marples and Co., Birmingham 1904. 8 inches high; 5.85 ounces
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3 legged silver sugar bowl by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1929. 3.25 inches high to top of handles; 3.7 ounces
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Edwardian pierced silver mustard pot by Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1908. 3 inchs high including shell thumbpiece; 3.93 ounces, excluding blue glass liner
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Pair of Edwardian Art Nouveau silver salts by Charles Boyton, Sheffield 1905. 2 inches high; 3.4 ounces
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Small silver basket by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1916. 5.5 inches wide across the top; 3.2 ounces
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Art Nouveau 3-handled silver fruit bowl on pedestal foot, by W G Keight, Birmingham 1909. 6.5 inches diameter excluding handles; 13.6 ounces
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Edwardian octagonal silver salver on 3 decorative tab feet, engraved in the centre with a crest of a hare with 3 stems of wheat in its mouth, by George Howson, Sheffield 1903. 10 inches diameter; 15.1 ounces
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Shaped circular silver salver on 4 feet, by R W Burbridge (for Harrods), London 1931. 14 inches diameter; 29 ounces
