AN ELIZABETH II CAST SILVER NOVELTY MUSTARD POT, by

Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Toad Form Mustard Pot by William Comyns & Sons, Ltd., London, 1967, modeled as a seated frog with spoon as frog's forked tongue, glass eyes, cobalt glass liner, marked 'St

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER CONDIMENT SET, by Robert Welch, London 1973, plain dumbbell form, the mustard pot with a hinged cover and clear glass liner, with a mustard spoon. (4) Mustard 8.2cm high

Edward Edwards II, London 1847, a Victorian silver mustard pot, cylindrical form, reticulated with interlocking heart and trellis design, the lid with cast floral finial, acanthus scroll handle, glass

Charles Fox II, London 1839, a Victorian silver mustard pot, cylindrical form, applied with relief cast and chased foliate scroll and flower borders, on four scroll bracket feet, the lid with flame fi

A set of six Elizabeth II silver novelty place card holders, each modelled in the form of a cat, cast and decorated with texturing, sponsor's mark 'EGB', Birmingham c.2010, length 4.5cm, combined weig

John Evans II, London 1844, a Victorian silver mustard pot, cylindrical form, etched and engraved with Rococo scroll and trellis band, between cast shell and scroll borders, on four bracket feet, doub

Charles Fox II, London 1831, a William IV silver mustard pot, cylindrical form, embossed with a band of leaf and flower within ogee arcading, the domed lid with cast pear finial, acanthis scroll handl

A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER NOVELTY ICE BUCKETS, by Asprey & Co Ltd, London 1996, in the form of coopered barrels, each with gilded interior. (2)

A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER NOVELTY BIRD PEPPERS, maker L A G, London 1975, each in the form of a magpie, realistically modelled with feather-effect chasing. (2) 14cm high, 19.5cm long, 13.8 troy ou

An Elizabeth II silver novelty butt marker case, modelled in the form of a shot cartridge, engraved, "First shot of the day", sans the butt markers themselves, sponsor's mark, "GPH", London 1993, heig

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER NOVELTY PROPELLING PENCIL, by Villiers & Jackson, Birmingham 1957, retailed by Swaine-Brigg, London, in the form of a hunting horn, unscrewing in the middle with the slender sec

A PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER NOVELTY MUSTARD POTS, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1926, in the form of skittles, engraved with initials and with associated silver spoons. (4) 10.2c

Elizabeth II Sterling Silver Novelty Cream and Sugar Set Sarah Jones, London, 1984 Each of globular form with a mouse on the handle or rim. Diameter of sugar bowl 3 inches, total approximately 7 ounce

A cased set of Elizabeth II sterling silver novelty Workers of London place card holders, London 1970 by WJH incuse Comprising six place card or menu holders, housed in a fitted cased branded for Harr

Rare Antique Silver Plated Owl Novelty Mustard Pot. With twisted silver spoon. 378 grams total weight, 6 inches H.

A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER AND HARDWOOD NOVELTY SALAD SERVERS, by Thistle & Bee, Birmingham 1999, in the form of a garden spade and fork. (2) 29.5cm long

Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1898, a Victorian novelty silver mustard pot, in the form of an egg, on three spherical feet with ball finial, glass liner, 7cm high, 1.89ozt

An Elizabeth II contemporary novelty silver confectionary box, London 1994 by Theo Fennell Formed as a grand piano, the hinged lid opening to a gilt interior. Fully marked to the reverse, part-marked

Edward, Edward, John and William Barnard, London 1838, a Victorian silver mustard pot, cast in relief and reticulated with foliate scroll and floral design, conical form, on three bracket feet, the og

Elizabeth II Novelty Sterling Silver Cow Creamer Nate Leslie, London, 1967 Length 6 inches, approximately 4 ounces. C The Estate of June Marston Dyson

Measures 6" W x 6" D x 5 3/4" HSold on BONHAMS for $1370 pounds

John Evans II, London 1844, a Victorian silver mustard pot, cylindrical form, etched and engraved with foliate scroll bands, raised on four scroll cartouche and shell bracket feet, foliate scroll hand

A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER AND PARCEL-GILT SALT AND PEPPER POTS, by Stuart Devlin, London 1976, each with textured top to the squat body. (2) 4.5cm high, 2.7 troy ounces gross

Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1837, a William IV/Victorian silver mustard pot, reticulated and cast cylinder form, overlaid with foliate urn and scroll motifs, on a shell bracket and scroll