A late Victorian silver circular rose bowl with partly reeded and fluted body, moulded rim, the frieze embossed with ribbon and floral swags, moulded footrim, 9.25ins diameter x 6ins high, by Willliam Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1898 (gross weight 19ozs - retailed by Vander & Hedges, 26 New Bond Street - initialled and embossing somewhat rubbed and base pushed up)

A Victorian silver topped spirit flask, 6.75ins high, by Asprey & Co, London 1877, the body with silver plated cup

A George III silver coffee pot, the baluster shaped body with cast spout and and circular footrim, the body embossed and chased in the Neo-classical manner with ribbons and acanthus leaf swags, with conforming cast spout, the lid and footrim with embossed leaf ornament and bead mounts, with later ebonised handle, 11.75ins high, by W.C., London 1774 (ebonised handle later replacement and body generally worn with creases and dents - gross weight 29ozs)

A Cantonese ivory rectangular box and cover, carved with figures amongst pavilions in a garden landscape, 8.75ins (223mm) x 3.75ins (95mm) (Qing Dynasty - 19th Century - top repaired and crack to base)

A George V silver urn pattern sugar castor of 18th Century design with turned finial and plain girdled body, 9.25ins high, by H. & Co Ltd, London 1931 (weight 12ozs - slightly dented), and a pair of George V silver specimen vases with shaped rims, 7ins high, London 1913 (loaded and dented)

A Chinese ivory two-handled vase and cover, carved with Shoulao, immortals and attendants within a garden landscape scattered with pagodas, 10.5ins (265mm) high (Qing Dynasty - 19th Century)

A Chinese stained ivory figure of Guanyin holding a vase with a deer at her side, 6.125ins (158mm) high (Qing Dynasty - 18th Century)

A pair of Chinese ivory rectangular table screens, finely carved and stained with scholars at leisurely pursuits and with calligraphy to reverse, each panel 8ins (203mm) x 4.25ins (108mm), 10.75ins (272mm) high overall (Qing Dynasty -19th Century - some losses and repair) Provenance: Frederick Evans Collection - copy of photograph showing Screens in Lounge of Flat in Tietsin, circa 1940

A good silver circular salver formed from a George III salver with added cast and chiselled wide rim with fruiting vines, leafage and shell motifs, on three conforming panel feet, the centre engraved with bold C-scroll, leaf and floral ornament, 17.5ins diameter, centre part hallmarked London 1787, the rim and panel feet now bearing complying hallmarks for London 2012 (weight 76ozs - centre inscribed with crest "Presented by the Parishioners of Sutton Maddock to their much respected Vicar The Revd. George Whitmore......6th January 1857"