An Edwardian style porcelain-inset painted satinwood cabinet-on-stand, Modern, the arched crest centered by a scene of a classical ceremony before and outset rectangular case with paneled frieze centered by medallions depicting classical scenes over a pair of paneled doors centrally decorated with classical maidens within a foliate spray and garland surround, enclosing a shelf, over a paneled frieze drawer centered by a scene of music making over square tapering legs, before a mirrored back, joined by an undertier on turned tapering feet, decorated overall with foliate garlands and floral swags, est:$2000/3000

A group of English Colonial table articles, Anglo-Indian, Chinese export, boxes, Mid-to-late 19th century, including a Chinese export black and gilt-lacquer sewing box with removable trays and carved bone and ivory implements (6.5'' x 14'' x 11.75''), with period handwritten dedication letter, a Chinese export black and gilt lacquer rectangular box (3.5'' x 10'' x 3.75''), An Anglo-Indian ivory and hardwood-veneered Sadeli inlaid rectangular box, Bombay or Calcutta (2.5'' x 10'' x 4''), and two Anglo-Indian Sadeli page turners (the longer: 11'' x 1.5''), 5 pcs, est:$600/900
*Price Realized: $450.00

An Edwardian sterling silver footed salver, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, 1916, London, with hallmarks and further marked ''Goldsmiths & / Silversmiths Company Ld / 112 Regent Street W'', circular with waved piecrust edge over scrolled feet, 18 oz, est:$500/700
*Price Realized: $720.00

An English sterling silver trophy cup / wine cooler, Barker Brothers, 1939, Birmingham, with maker's marks ''BB / SLd'', with retailer's mark ''Made in England / for / Black Starr & Frost / Gorham Inc. / Sterling'', of typical form with circular reeded rim over downscrolled handles and urn-form body on a circular domed stepped foot, est:$900/1200
*Price Realized: $2,700.00

A Victorian sterling silver ewer, Rolason Brothers, 1875, Birmingham, with maker's mark ''R Bros'', with narrow navette form mouth over a baluster body with reeded handle over a circular domed foot, 43 oz, est:$700/900
*Price Realized: $1,680.00

A Victorian sterling silver kettle on stand, Circa 1875, marked ''English Sterling'' and incised ''E E Isbell & Co. Cin. O.'', the hinged circular lid with urn finial above a squat body with anthemia guilloche band and hinged curved top handle resting above pierced supports over an urn-form burner above a circular foot decorated with a stylized foliate band, monogrammed ''S. E. P.'' and dated ''1876'', 64 oz, est:$2000/3000
*Price Realized: $2,400.00

A Victorian sterling silver part tea service, Martin & Hall, Dated 1894, 1896 and 1899, Sheffield, an assembled matching service with maker's marks ''RM / EH'' (Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall), and model number to undersides ''5272 / 5'', including a teapot (6.25'' x 10.75'' x 6''), a cream jug (5.25'' x 3.25'' x 4.25''), and a sugar bowl (4.75'' x 8'' x 5.25''), decorated overall with floral sprays, 3 pcs, 42 oz tw approximately, est:$700/1000
*Price Realized: $1,560.00

A Victorian Sheffield plate hot water urn, Second half 19th century, apparently unmarked, the scalloped domed circular lid with blossom finial above a tapering gourd-form body bearing a coat-of-arms with the motto ''Ne Parcas Nec Spernas'' (Neither Spare Nor Dispose), with upswept acanthus-headed handles to sides, issuing a downswept spigot with joined C-scroll handle above a stem with leaf-tip-cast rim and scalloped base issuing acanthus-scroll feet, est:$300/500
*Price Realized: $406.25

A George II sterling silver soup tureen, the body 1739, Dublin, with maker's mark of John Hamilton, the lid 1750, London, with maker's mark of William Cripps, with further scratch marks to underside ''89 = 3'' and ''97'' 13'', the circular stepped domed lid surmounted by an artichoke finial amidst floral sprays, with heraldic symbol of a crowned cockerel head, over a gadrooned rim and squat body with double loop handles and reserves bearing the coat of arms of Viscount Wenman, on lion's mask-headed ball-and-claw feet, 130 oz, est:$6000/9000

A George IV sterling silver repousse decorated center bowl, 1829, Sheffield, with maker's mark "RG'', the waved circular pierced flared rim decorated with C-scrolls and shells, with armorial device to reserve on one side, above a vintage and rose-decorated body, 12 oz, est:$500/800
*Price Realized: $360.00

A pair of Irish George III sterling silver spring-action asparagus tongs, 1806, Dublin, with maker's mark ''A.M'', with curved rectangular blades and lion's head armorial device, 8 oz, est:$400/600
*Price Realized: $750.00

A pair of George III sterling silver table spoons, Peter & Ann Bateman, 1795, London, with maker's marks '"PB / AB'', each decorated with a serrated medallion and bellflower garland, together with a fitted case, 4 oz tw approximately, est:$500/700