1: A George III Scottish sterling silver tea service, George Fenwick, Edinburgh, 1811

2: A pair of George III silver sauce boats with covers, in the Adam style, London, 1819

3: A set of four George IV silver salts, John Edward Terrey & Co, London 1823

4: A George III sterling silver dinner plate, Robert Sharp, London 1799

5: A George II sterling silver salver, London 1734

6: A George II sterling silver tankard, London, 1753

7: A cased set of six Art Nouveau silver teaspoons and a set of tongs, John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton, Birmingham, circa 1900

8: A large collection of Continental silver and silver plate cutlery, 19th century and later

9: An Edward VII pierced sterling silver tazza, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1911

10: A George IV sterling silver salver, William Brown, London, 1828

11: A collection of five English sterling silver caddy spoons, 1785 and later

12: Three small silver mounted cut glass whiskey jugs, William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham, 1962

13: A large set of associated English Kings pattern sterling silver cutlery, 19th century and later

14: A collection of English sterling silver condiments, 18th century and later

15: A George III sterling silver coffee pot, Edward Fernell, London, 1784

16: A George III sterling silver ewer, London circa 1790

17: A George II sterling silver tray, Robert Abercromby, London, 1742

18: A George III sterling silver salver, Mark Richard Rugg I, London, 1770

19: A George III sterling silver salver, Richard Palmer I, London, 1760

20: An Edward VII sterling silver two handled butlers tray, John & William F Deakin, Sheffield, 1909