An important early 20th century Royal Worcester vase by the renowned painter Harry Davis. The vase on peach ground depicts a scene of two polar bears and a mountain scene verso. Marked on the base with Rd. No. 240969 and 1764. Date code 1903. English, 20th C. H.: 36.2 cm (14 1/4 in.)

An early 20th century Fairyland Lustre bowl by Daisy Makeig-Jones for Wedgwood. The interior and exterior of the bowl hand-painted in a fantastical decorative scheme with various iridescent fairies flitting across a woodland landscape. English, 20th C. Dia.: 19 cm (7 1/2 in.)

A dinner plate from the 'Raphael Service' designed by Leonard Schaufelberger for the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg during the period of Alexander III. The centre hexagonal scene on red ground depicts an episode from Greek mythology where the hero Heracles frees the bound Titan Prometheus from a tree in the Caucasus Mountains. The designs are based on the Raphael's frescoes in the loggias of the Vatican. Marked to the underside with gilt crowned monogram of Alexander III. Russian, ca. 1900. Dia.: 24.3 cm (9 1/2 in.) See comparable plate sold at Sotheby's live sale 6451, 12 July 2012, lot 101

A cylindrical vase with perforated rim. Painted with two highland cows and a small landscape verso. Signed lower right 'J. Stinton'. Marked in underglaze green with date code for 1909 and G42. English, 20th C. H.: 14.5 cm (5 3/4 in.)

Hollowed body of a seated figure in gilded robe and ceremonial necklaces attributed to either the sculptor and Permoser student, Johann Joachim Kretschmar, or to Johann Benjamin Thomae. Originally designed to hold incense. Unmarked. German, early 18th C. H.: 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in.)

Of a seated pug with hanging tongue, the head opens and below the tail serves as the pipe. Designed by J.J. Kaendler. Crossed swords mark under the arm. German, circa 1745. L.: 8.2 cm (3 1/4 in.) See comparable lot sold at Bonhams live sale December 6th, 2023, lot 56.

Terracotta red hexagonal form caddy with moulded Chinese influenced foliage and birds, impressed cross swords mark and '7' to base. German, circa 1720. After the Bottger example. See comparable in the Gardner Museum no. G83.1.527a-b. H.: 12 cm (4 3/4 in.)

Gold on cobalt blue chinoiserie goldchinesen-type decoration including a tea pot, hot water pot, covered sugar bowl with silver mounts, six tea bowls and saucers in period fitted leather case, cross swords mark, German circa 1725.

Hand painted with figures in a landscape, the upper lobe painted with a scene in puce, gilt silver mounts, Cross swords mark with F and 7 in gold, 18th C. H 13cm (5 1/8in)

The exterior painted with four roundel harbour scenes of figures, boats and landscapes, floral sprays to interior, gilded border. Crossed swords mark. German, mid-18th C. Dia.: 23 cm (9 in.) Provenance: Christie's Sale 3786, March 31, 2016 Lot 1235.

Pear shaped pot hand painted with classical European figures in the gardens and architecture. Gilder's mark 31 to underside. German, circa 1730. H.: 21.2 cm (8 3/8 in.)

European port scene depicting fishermen, boats and castles, floral finial, double scroll handles, gilt washed interior. Cross swords mark. German, circa 1730. Dia. of stand: 18 cm (7 1/8 in.)

Ribbed brown glazed body with gilt chinoiserie decoration. Crossed swords mark. German, circa 1730. H.: 12 cm (4 3/4 in.)

Goldchinesen pattern, Chinoiserie figures drinking tea in landscape. German, circa 1725. H.: 8.5 cm (3 1/2 in.) Dia.: 17.5 cm (6 7/8 in.)

Underglazed cobalt gilded 'Onion' pattern, Seuter workshop. Crossed swords mark. German, mid-18th C. Dia 27.5cm (10 3/4in)

Black overglazed landscape decoration of market life, gilded border. Crossed swords mark in puce. German, circa 1720. Dia.: 13 cm (5 1/8 in.) Christie's: Early Meissen Porcelain, 8 July 2002, lot 12.

Rectangular form, hand painted with scenes of daily life including figures on horseback, harbour and ships, later silvered metal lid. Cross swords mark, gilders mark ZSm, mid 18th C. H of porcelain 10cm (4in)

Hand-painted with a Dutch export scene in the manner of a Chinese export example. Painted with ships, rocks, figures and a donkey. Crossed sword marks to base. German, 18th C. Dia.: 15.2 cm (6 in.)

Turquoise ground two-handled porcelain cups with painted European port scenes; one with night moonlight and a matching single saucer. Crossed swords mark. German, circa 1740. Dia. of saucer: 12 cm (4 3/4 in.)

Thickly potted bowl, exterior hand painted with birds in foliage, bug sprays on the exterior and interior, gilded bowl. Crossed swords mark with dot. German, late 18th C. W.: 25.3 cm (10 in.)

Chinoiserie figures in polychrome band around the base of the thimble, gilt washed interior. Unmarked. German, 18th C. H.: 2 cm (3/4 in)

Hand-painted with Chinoiserie figures in red and gilded border, gilt washed interior. Unmarked. German, 18th C. H.: 2 cm (3/4 in.)

Hand-painted with two panels in puce with gilded border, gilt washed interior, unmarked. German, 18th C. H.: 2 cm (3/4 in.)

Large thimble with a panel of ships in orange with gilded detail, gilt washed interior. German, 18th C. H.: 2.5 cm (1 in.)

Neo Classical design with reeded necks, flaring acanthus squared base, swagged sconces, and attached bobeches. Marks for 'IPH', possibly Johann Philipp Heckenauer, with the scratch touch mark. German, 18th C. H.: 26 cm (10 1/4 in.) 1341g in total weight

A set of four late 19th century German carved figures. Carved in natural material the set consists of a conductor,flute player, long hunting horn and dudelsack player. Each figure stands atop a turned wooden barrel. Height approx. 15 cm

A late-17th or early-18th century snuff mull. The horn snuff depicts a bewigged gentleman in his tailed coat, walking stick, and sporting a sword. The removable lid is attached by a chain. Possibly English, 17th or 18th C. L.: 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in.)

A very fine example of a treen tobacco rasp chip carved with brass pique and mother of pearl inlay. It has a sliding metal rasp that slides open to reveal the repository for the ground tobacco. Likely made in Germany. L.: 14.7 cm (5 3/4 in.)

A late 17th or early 18th century Scottish silver mounted wooden quaich. The wooden bowl is made of assembled tapered staves. The rim, handles and foot are all silver mounted and the bowl is further reinforced with split wood hoops. Width 20.2 cm.

A highly unusual treen snuff box carved in the shape of a cyclops complete with inset single eye. It also has the unusual feature of a piece of shagreen on the inside of the lid, possibly as a tobacco rasp or an ignition surface for matches. 19th C. L.: 8.5 cm (3 1/3 in.)

An extremely rare James I Scottish horn drinking cup. Made from the end of a cow horn the cup is formed from a single piece. The cup bears the date 1622 and royal heraldic symbols including a crowned Tudor Rose for England and a crowned Scottish thistle. Height 15 cm.

A mid-18th century Irish sterling silver presentation salver. The large salver is decorated with a chased and engraved foliate and avian pattern surrounding a full armorial. The back engraved with a presentation inscription from John Ponsonby to Bibby Hartford Esq. 1766. Marks for Dublin, 1748. Dia.: 52 cm (20 1/2 in.) 3123g in weight

Two 20th century South American yerba mate cups. The cups are carved gourds mounted on silver bases supported on three squirrels eating acorns. Although similar there are variations between the two, they are not a matching pair.

An early-19th century snuff mull in a typical horn shape but made of crystal with a silver rim. It has the added feature of an enamel rose in the lid. L.: 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in.)

A French treen tobacco rasp early-18th century. Dated 1719, the wooden rasp is decorated in a fine pique technique depicting the French royal coat of arms and two engraved inscriptions. L.: 18.5 cm (7 1/3 in.)

An 18th century French silver tasse du vin. Bears Paris charge mark for 1738 to 44 and Crowned letter B for 1742, makers mark struck in two places not clearly. Weight 122 g Dia. 7.9 cm

A late-17th or early-18th century Chinoiserie tobacco rasp. The two-part rasp opens to reveal the metal rasp. Three sides are decorated in pique and a scrimshaw technique depicting Chinese scenes. Chinese style, 17th or 18th C. L.: 15 cm (6 in.)

Pair of silver candlesticks with a elongated, twisting ribbed body and matching bobeches. Attributed to Papus & Dautun, circa 1760, Switzerland, with scratch test marks. H.: 20 cm (8 in.) 487g of silver

A fine 19th century Chinese export silver snuff box. The heavy gauge box decorated with engine turned designs and a chased floral border. Marked in the lid with a maker's mark attributed to Cutshing. L.: 7.7 cm (3 in.) 125g of silver

A 19th century Russian silver and enamel ladle, Moscow 1888, maker and assay master not clear. The gilded spoon bowl enameled on the back in opaque enamels. Total weight 70 g. Length 17.6 cm

Footed vinaigrette or hovedvandsaeg spice box in the shape of a heart with crown, engraved decoration, double monogram and dated 1801, probably Swedish, late 18th C. H 7cm (2 3/4in) 42g

An early George I Scottish horn drinking cup, dated 1716. Formed from the end of a cow horn the cup is made from a single piece. This example was clearly turned on a lathe and bears concentric ring decoration. In addition the cup is engraved under the lip with the name Robert Smith and small flower and thistle. Height 16 cm

A 20th century sterling silver mounted mazer bowl, Sheffield, 1913 Brook & Sons. The turned wooden bowl with complete inside liner in silver the outer border with hand chased decoration. Diameter 12 cm

Boat-shaped in the Georgian manner, marks in Chinese to base. W.: 10.8 cm (4 1/4 in.) 136g of silver

Quatrefoil form with raised pierced sides and beaded border, central medallions for the date January 8, 1896. Engraved initials to the centre. Custom-made tray model no. 5363. Size model 24 in. American, late 19th C. W.: 63.5 cm (25 in.) D.: 50 cm (19 3/4 in.) 3200g of silver

Repousse decoration on a paneled body, central medallion with engraved monogram, wood handles and finial. Including a tea pot, coffee pot, hot water pot, creamer, and sugar bowl. Marks for Sheffield, 1902, maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd.. H. of coffee: 22.5 cm (8 3/4 in.) 2282g in total weight, including wood handles

An English sterling silver two-handled presentation trophy. Engraved with presentation inscription. Marks for London, 1907, maker likely Charles Stuart Harris. H.: 17.8 cm (7 in.) 549g of silver

Bulbous form with sun burst hinged lid, natural handle and finial (chipped). Marks for London, 1926, maker Adie Bros. H.: 25.5 cm (10 in.) 786g in total weight, including natural insert handles

A pair of 18th century Italian silver candlesticks on a raised rounded foot with Greek key highlights on two separate knops. The candle sconces have an engraved acanthus decoration. Marks for Naples, the maker 'GP' not identified. H.: 22.3 cm (8 3/4 in.) 514g in total weight

Cast rectangular tray with shell border and engraved decoration surrounding a central crest with coronet. Amsterdam, 18th C. L.: 39 cm (15 1/4 in.) 939g of silver

Group of twenty-four placecard holders or menu holders, each cast of a different animal or bird, possibly to celebrate a hunt. Signed 'GB' in the corner of the decoration. German, late 19th C. H. approx.: 3 cm (1 1/4 in.) 344g weight (800 standard)

A late-19th or early 20th century silver two-handled cup with cast and applied handles in an earlier style. Marks for Opoto, second standard (833) with an additional French import mark. H.: 7 cm (2 3/4 in.) 170g in silver

Two-handled centrepiece silver bowl with repousse figural decoration of putti playing musical instruments flanked by panels of cornucopia fruit. Hanau faux French hallmarks to foot, 19th C. W.: 45.5 cm (18 in.) 1399g of silver

A late-19th or early-20th century pair of silver salts in the French style with cobalt glass inserts. The pierced bodies accentuated with swags and medallions. Pseudo marks from Hanau. L.: 7.5 cm (3 in.) 114g of weighable silver, glass inserts removed

Repousse body, the front depicting Roman ruins, titled Nile (Philae). Marks for Birmingham, 1905, makers Robert Pringle & Sons. H.: 10 cm (4 in.) 78g of silver

Footed stand with two fitted oval inkwells and original glass liners. Engraved presentation "M.G. Glazebrook Esq. -- From the members of his house on his leaving Harrow, August 1888" to the bottom lip. Marks for London, 1888, maker Charles Stuart Harris. L.: 22.8 cm (9 in.) 614g of silver

Chinoiserie influenced seated male and female figures in purple and floral dress with nodding hands and head, open mouths with bobbing tongues. Crossed swords marks. German, 19th C. H.: 14 cm (5 1/2 in.)

Beautifully painted scenes of figures, architecture and ships and harbour, floral painted sprays, rounded shoulders, impressed mark to base, silvered metal lid. H of porcelain 11cm (4 1/4in)

Matching squared bodies with overall rose and gold dot painting, mounted bronze handle and chain linking the cover, cross swords mark, early 19th C. H to top of handle 16cm (6 1/2in)

Unglazed cobalt blue blossom tree and birds with overall gilded body, cross swords mark with double ring in the Kangxi manner. Dia 15.8cm (6 1/4in)

Probably Seuter workshop, Augsburg decorated chinoiserie gilt painted of figures in a boar hunt, Bottger Meissen unmarked, circa 1725. Dia saucer 12.5cm (5in)

Probably Seuter workshop, Augsburg decorated chinoiserie with Chinese figures in the gardens, Bottger Meissen, unmarked, circa 1725. Dia of saucer 12.5cm (5in)

Probably Seuter workshop, Augsburg decorated chinoiserie gilt painted of Chinese figures in the garden, Bottger Meissen unmarked, circa 1725. Dia saucer 12.5cm (4 7/8in)

Blue chinoiserie Kangxi style pattern with bird, foliage and scaled border, matching tea cup with gold accent. Cross swords mark inside a double ring, remnants of a collection number, cross swords mark, 18th C. Dia of saucer 12cm (4 3/4in)

Squat bulbous form with cobalt blue blossom decoration, overall gilded finish, cross swords mark, German, circa 1720. H

Famille verte palate with crane and beast, flower and butterfly sprays, moulded basket border in the manner of J.G.. Crossed swords mark. German, circa 1735. L.: 31.5 cm (12 1/2 in.)

Famille verte style palate with a crane and beast, flower and bug sprays, basket weave moulded border. Crossed swords mark. German, circa 1735. Dia.: 23 cm (9 in.)

Lobed body with brown glazed rim, Kakiemon style pattern of phoenix in flight and landscape, cross swords mark and monogram, circa 1740. Dia 24cm (9 1/2in)

Hand-painted with European scenes of a Dutch harbour and battle. Double red line to saucer, gilt washed interior of teabowl. Crossed swords mark and the remnants of a gilder's mark to saucer. German, circa 1730. Dia. of saucer: 13.5 cm (5 3/8 in.)

Watteau type figures in the gardens, floral sprays painted on the rounded shoulders, period lid with flower finial, cross swords mark, German, late 18th / early 19th C. H 12.8cm (5in)

Puce purple ground with European hand painted scenes of figures, ships and rocky landscape. Cross swords mark and gilders number 29 in gold. German, circa 1740. W. of saucer: 13 cm (5 1/4 in.) Restored cup

Each hand-painted with figures in front of architectural buildings, floral sprays to interior of cups. Crossed swords mark. German, mid-18th C. Dia. of saucer: 13.5 cm (5 1/4 in.)

A Spanish Colonial silver two handled serving dish. Marked on the rim twice "Mercedes Herrbra". Traditional shape with heavy cast handles. Weight 2074 g Dia. 41 cm

A large Spanish Colonial dish with sculpted border and two cast swing handles. Weight 1403 g Dia. 39.5 cm

A large Spanish Colonial two handled serving dish. The round dish with two heavy cast handles and straight sides. Weight 1748 g Dia. 38 cm

Two South American silver serving dishes. Each with a cast and applied border and heavy swing handles. One marked " El Inca" 900. Weight 1149 g

Two large South American silver serving dishes together with two smaller dishes. Various ages. Total weight 1978 g Dia. of largest 33 cm

An early Spanish colonial two handled cup. The cup bears a crown mark and an engraved "G de Cruz" to the underside. Dia.: 12.5 cm (5 in.) 266g of weighable silver

An English sterling silver salver, London, 1917, Horace Woodward & Co. makers. The square salver rests on four feet with crenelated corners. Weight 1129 g 30.5 x 30.5 cm.

An English sterling silver lighthouse-formed coffee pot in a classical eight sided taper with applied bands. Marks for London, 1987, maker James Robinson. H.: 27 cm (10 1/2 in.) 876g in total weight (including handle)

An early 20th century five piece English sterling silver tea and coffee service, London, 1914, Charles Boyton & Sons, In a classic Queen Anne style baluster shape divided into plain octagon panels. Totoal Weight 2577 g Height of coffee 24 cm

Boat shaped with bright cut engraving throughout, gilt washed bowls, engraved armorial. London, 1800, makers mark rubbed **DB. L 11.5cm (4 1/2in) W 364g

Four English 18th century sterling silver berry spoons, various dates and makers. Identically chased with gilded shell bowls. Weight 257 g. Length 21.5 cm

Rounded form with engraved swag and ribbon design with fan details in the Aesthetic style. Includes a coffee pot, teapot, cream jug, and open sugar. Marks for Sheffield, 1870, maker Atkin Brothers. H. of coffee pot: 25 cm (9 7/8 in.) 2412g of silver

An English sterling silver salver on three hoof feet with cast and applied border. Marks for London, 1754, maker Richard Rugg. Dia.: 18 cm (7 in.) 243g of silver

An English sterling silver lidded tankard in an earlier style with an 'S' scroll handle. Marks for Birmingham, 1927, makers Elkington & Co.. H.: 10.5 cm (4 1/4 in.) 328g in silver

Small oval salver form with ribbed raised border, engraved body with armorial crest. Marks for London, 1805, maker Charles Fox. L.: 16 cm (6 1/4 in.) 125g of silver

Italian silver flatware similar to the Wallace Italy 'Giorgio' pattern with unmonogrammed handles and plain banding around the borders. Including eleven dinner forks, twelve dinner knives, eleven luncheon forks, eleven luncheon knives, eight soup spoons, and four large serving spoons. All marked '800' to oval lozenge on the underside. Italian, 20th C. L. of dinner knife: 25.4 cm (10 in.) 1635g of weighable silver

Gilt bronze bulldog on rectangular wood base. Likely French, 20th C. H. of bronze without base: 8.5 cm (3 3/8 in.)

A fine quality 18th century snuff box in natural material in the form of a shoe. The shoe is decorated in gold pique to depict the stitching and decorative elements of the shoe. L.: 8 cm (3 in.)

A 19th century carved treen snuff box in the shape of a frog with smooth skin and inset glass eyes. Possibly English, 19th C. L.: 10 cm (4 in.)

Small bronze depicting a dead bird laying prostrate on a black marble base. Stamped '5512' to the underside of the bird. French, likely 20th C. L. of bird without base: 13 cm (5 1/8 in.)

Thai, 18/19th century. Buddhist hand, bronze, adapted from an entire Buddha statue, mounted atop stand, in Abhaya mudra, representing protection from fear, disease and evilness. H.: 24 cm (9 1/2 in.)

Two 19th century treen snuff boxes realistically carved in the shape of toads or frogs with inset eyes. Possibly English in origin. L.: 8.5 cm (3 1/3 in.)

The turtle with silver inlay on its shell, possibly Japanese, 19th C on a later green marble base. L of bronze.: 12 cm (4 1/2 in.)

Pair of miniature gilt bronze feet with signature 'MIKA' to bottom. 20th C. L.: 7.5 cm (3 in.)

An East India Pattern Tower musket. The walnut stock has been latter inlaid with mother of pearl and natural material for the Eastern market. as well as having two added saddle rings. . The lock bears the Tower mark with additional proof marks to the barrel. Late 18th or early 19th C. L.: 139.7 cm (55 in.) Bidders living outside of Canada are warned to proceed with care before bidding on this lot as it cannot be shipped outside of Canada in most cases. This item contains material that may be protected under CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species). It is the bidder's sole responsibility to be aware of legal restrictions on export or import of this item before bidding. Inability to ship to desired destination will not be a ground for invalidating a sale.

Victorian provincial double barreled fowling piece, 14 gauge. possibly made for grouse shooting. Signed 'Robert Ancell' to the receiver and along the barrel. Robert Ancell was the recipient of a Royal Warrant in 1847 by Prince Albert and was a 'Gunmaker to His Majesty'. Engraved with various hunting scenes along the trigger and stock. Serial number 2076. English, ca. 1850. Together with a fitted leather and canvas shoulder bag. Not period. L.: 118 cm (46 1/2 in.)

Of traditional form with large handle and overall patination. L. 25 1/2"

Period wood mask with remnants of black for sarcophagus. H. 8", W. 6", D. 4"

Black painted red terracotta footed bowl.

Black stone oval tray with a central micro mosaic architectural scene, Italian, 19th C. L 12cm (4 3/4in)

Pair of porcelain two-branch candelabra with twisting gilt bronze ormolu mounting and porcelain flowers throughout. The centre of each candelabrum depicts a miniature porcelain musician in 18th C dress, baring Derby marks. H.: 22.8 cm (9 in.)

Egyptian revival sphinx on a black marble base. French, 19th C. L. of bronze: 19.5cm (7 3/4in)

Figural inkwell with patinated bronze lion sat atop a columnar base. Applied visage of Poseidon with crossed tridents to either side of the face. Possibly French, 19th C. H.: 12.7 cm (5 in.) L.: 11.4 cm (4 1/2 in.)

Of apostles surrounding Christ in a shadow box. H 18 1/4", W. 16", D. 3 1/4"

Two 19th century treen snuff boxes realistically carved in the shape of toads or frogs with inset eyes. Possibly English in origin. L.: 8.5 cm (3 1/3 in.)

Octagonal plate with pierced greek key type pink and turquoise blue border, the centre with raised hand painted hummingbird and insects. Painted monogram to the back. (minor loss) Dia 23.3cm (9 1/8in)

European scenes of castles, Dutch port with windmill, rocky landscape with figures, cross swords mark and gilders letter T. German circa 1720. Dia 12cm (4 3/4in)

The larger with Chinoiserie figures surrounding a censer, the second of a European scene with rocky shoreline and lighthouse, yellow ground. Both with gilders letter, circa 1720. Dia of largest 14.2cm (5 1/8in)

Turquoise ground, three panels hand painted with European harbour scenes, gilded border, Cross swords mark, German circa 1730. Hairline to body. H 9cm (3 1/2in)

Turquoise ground lobed teapot with landscape painted panels on the body and lid. Similarly decorated tea bowl and saucer. Cross swords mark, circa 1725. Restoration noted.

Two saucers and three teabowls with underglazed cobalt blue bird and blossom pattern with gilding, and one Goldchinesen teabowl (interior hairline to body), Cross swords mark, circa 1720. Dia of saucer 13cm (5 1/8in)

Marcolini period, Empire form, cylindrical cobalt blue body, hand painted with a landscape scene and architectural ruin, squared handle, cross swords mark with star, late 18th C.

Empire form service including a teapot, coffee pot, cream jug, covered sugar and three cups and saucers. Landscape painting of Lohmen in a grisaille type black and brown with gilded border. Cross swords mark, German, 19th C.

Cobalt bird and blossom pattern with gilded over painting, cross swords mark, circa 1725.

In the Meissen manner with scenes of figures and harbour landscapes, double handles, saucer with raised support, German, 19th C. Dia of saucer 14cm (5 1/2in)

Fruit painted with three bottle segments and a twisted purple handle, cross swords mark, German, 18th C. L 28cm (11 in)

Hollowed body, polychrome porcelain reclining goat with horns on a grassy base, probably 18th C. L 14cm (5 1/2in)

Reclining sheep with hand painted and moulded porcelain fur, cross swords mark, model no. 2816. L 15.2cm (6in)

The moulded plate of two swans amongst the bulrushes, double hand-painted crest to rim on a white body, ungilded, ring to body on underside. Unmarked. German, age unknown. Dia.: 24 cm (9 1/2 in.)

Ribbed tall cup hand painted with bug sprays, teabowl with landscape and a small teabowl with bronze mounts and cross swords mark.

A sheep with horns, small pug dog with bell collar and a mother and baby sheep, cross swords marks, 19th / early 20th C.

Cobalt blue ground with gilded snake handles and acanthus bases, late 19th C, cross swords marks.

Both finely painted with scenes of Shepard and their sheep, purple and gilded borders, early 19th C.

Standing in traditional dress with a fur lined cloak holding an incense vessel, probably designed by Kandler. Crossed swords mark to the underside. German, 18th C. Restored. H.: 18 cm (7 1/8 in.)

Of a standing male nude holding his bow, arrows on his cloaked back, foliate base, cross swords mark, model 1648, 19th C.

A standing gentleman holding a snuff box, hand reaching to his nose with snuff. Modeled by Johann Joachim Kandler. German, mid-18th C. H.: 18.5 cm (7 1/4 in.)

Pair of bisque porcelain two-branch candelabrum with gilt bronze ormolu mounting. Miniature figures to the base of each candelabra depict a male and female cherub in 18th C dress. French, 19th C. H.: 25.4 cm (10 in.)

Pair of porcelain urns on a Sevres-style blue ground with hand-painted floral bouquets and a lovers' scene on recto and verso. Set with gilt bronze ormolu mounts depicting lions' heads and various botanical motifs. Likely French, 19th C. H.: 27 cm (10 1/2 in.)

Sevres porcelain covered pot with hand painted birds and gold trim, L marks to underside, probably 18th C, circa 1780.

Small turquoise blue ground porcelain teapot with figural scene in the gardens signed E. Sillien, Sevres marks to base, 19th C. H 13cm (5 1/8in)

A 20th century Norwegian silver box (830 standard) with wood interior. The lid of the box is mounted with a realistically modeled ant. Maker KBS not identified. L.: 12.5 cm (5 in.) W.: 7.5 cm (3 in.) 319g in total weight

An early 19th century sterling silver snuff box, with marks for Birmingham, 1827. Together with a vest pocket snuff with marks for Birmingham, 1809, maker Mathew Linwood. L.: 7.4 cm (3 in.) 165g of weighable silver

A pair of English sterling silver candlesticks resting on square bases with scrolling shell corners, detachable sconces, and engraved with Ducal crest. Sticks are filled. Marks for Sheffield, 1836, makers Creswick & Co.. H.: 23.5 cm (9 1/4 in.) Not weighable, sticks are weighted

A set of four Kantheros form sterling silver salts. Each salt has two applied loop handles typical of the Greek form of a rising tapered foot. Each bears the Tiffany retail mark and the M for Moore, 1865 -1870, pattern number 1415. Width across handles 12 cm Weight 366 g.

A mid 18th century Irish sterling silver salver, Dublin, Robert Calderwood maker. On three cast scrolling feet with shell and gadroon border. Weight 397 g Dia. 20 cm

A pair of English sterling silver sauce boats in an elongated modern style. Marks for Birmingham, 1927, maker Charles Weale. L.: 14 cm (5 1/2 in.) 134g of weighable silver

An early 20th century sterling silver box with engine turned lid. The lid has a round central cartouche engraved with a boar's head crest. Marks for Chester, 1909, makers Saunders & Shepard. L.: 10.3 cm (4 in.) 106g of weighable silver

An early-19th century sterling silver small mug with a tapering body enhanced by two reeded bands and engraved with crest and initials. Marks for London, 1817, maker Jacob Willis. H.: 8.5 cm (3 1/3 in.) 173g of weighable silver

An 18th century English sterling silver cylindrical mug on a flared foot and engraved with a full armorial. Marks for London, 1763, maker likely Louis Benoimont. H.: 12.8 cm (5 in.) 366g of weighable silver

A 20th century sterling silver card tray resting on three ball and claw feet engraved with stag head crest. Marks for Birmingham, 1940, maker Elkington. Dia.: 15.2 cm (6 in.) 178g of weighable silver

Three English sterling silver mustard pots with cobalt blue glass inserts. All marked with various dates and makers. L.: 10 cm (4 in.) 203g of weighable silver

An 18th century sterling silver two-handled cup, sometimes referred to as a loving cup. This example bears period initials. Marks for London, 1770, maker 'IW' not identified. H.: 13 cm (5 1/4 in.) 325g in weighable silver

Two continental silver snuff boxes in the French style. One oval with engine turned decoration and the other with chased decoration in the 18th century style. Both with French import marks. L.: 8 cm (3 1/4 in.) 155g of weighable silver

A 20th century English sterling silver salver resting on three cast feet. Familial armorial with the head of a stag engraved to the centre. Marks for Sheffield, 1910, makers William Hutton & Sons. Dia.: 20.2 cm (8 in.) 359g

A pair of English sterling silver casters in a paneled Queen Anne style. Marks for Birmingham, 1928, maker William Adams. H.: 20 cm (8 in.)

A matched pair of Birks sterling silver salves from their "Original Hallmark" collection. The plain salvers with Chippendale borders rest on three cast scrolling feet. Weight 2523 g Dia. 35.5 cm