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A set of four George IV silver fiddle pattern dessert forks, makers Lias Brothers, London 1828 together with a pair of George IV silver fiddle pat...
Two George III silver Old English pattern table forks, London 1799 together with a dessert spoon,
Two George III silver Old English pattern table forks, London 1799 together with a dessert spoon, London 1817, five William IV and Victorian silve...
A set of five Victorian engraved silver teaspoons, maker W.M, Edinburgh 1883 together with a set of five George IV silver King's pattern teaspoons...
A George V cased set of coffee spoons and broken sugar nips, maker Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1913 together with five silver handled butter knives...
Two Victorian silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, maker John Stone, Exeter 1853/1854 140gms, 4.5ozs.
Two Victorian silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, maker John Stone, Exeter 1853/1854 140gms, 4.5ozs.
Four George II rat tail small forks, two hallmarked London 1737, the others obscured, 143gms, 4.
Four George II rat tail small forks, two hallmarked London 1737, the others obscured, 143gms, 4.6ozs.
A pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, maker William Chawner II, London 1828,
A pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, maker William Chawner II, London 1828, a pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert...
Two George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, makers Peter and William Bateman and Thomas Wallis II, London 1789, together with George I...
A George IV silver fiddle and thread pattern caddy spoon, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1821,
A George IV silver fiddle and thread pattern caddy spoon, maker Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1821, a George III silver Old English pattern sauce la...
A matched set of silver Kings pattern flatware cutlery comprising: nine table forks, five table knives (some a/f), seven tablespoons, six dessert ...
A silver handled fish serving knife and fork with plated blade and tines, a silver handled cake slice with steel blade and a silver inkwell.
A set of six George V silver handled butter knives, maker Allen & Darwin, Sheffield, 1911 with filled handles, cased and two silver teaspoons.
A set of six Edward VII silver Old English pattern teaspoons, makers Josiah Williams & Co., London 1905, 110gms, 3.5ozs, together with a set of si...
A George III silver christening spoon, maker John Power, Dublin 1799 with later engraved foliate decoration, a set of four fiddle pattern teaspoon...
A 1730-1796 Jersey silver trefid spoon, maker Thomas David Mauger engraved ALR to reverse, weight 45.1gms, 1.4 ozs.
A George III Hanoverian table fork, maker Thomas Eustace, Exeter 1780, weight 58gms, 2ozs.
A George II silver Hanoverian shell-back tablespoon, maker Richard Hussey, London 1749 with rococo shell heel, 52.4gms, 1.85ozs.
A Victorian silver Jersey tablespoon, maker JPG (probably J. Pope Genge), London 1896 of fiddle shape and engraved shield and punch with bright cu...
Two Jersey silver serving spoons (both Jersey makers and hallmarked in London) Charles T. Maine 1909 and 1932, fiddle pattern with decorated front...
Two Jersey silver serving spoons, makers Thomas De Gruchy and Jacques Quesnel, fiddle pattern and Old English with wriggle work decoration, 42.5g...
Five Jersey silver tea spoons,
Five Jersey silver tea spoons, makers Charles William Quesnel (3) George Hammon (Hanoverian Shell back) (1) and Jacques Quesnal II (1), circa 1834...
Three Jersey silver ornate teaspoons, makers Jacques Quesnel II, John Le Gallais & Thomas De Gruchy and John Le Gallais, Old English pattern with ...
An Elizabeth II Jersey silver Bachin, maker Richard Eric Blampied, Jersey 2003, with decorated edge,
An Elizabeth II Jersey silver Bachin, maker Richard Eric Blampied, Jersey 2003, with decorated edge, 8.5 cm diameter, 62gms, 2.2ozs.Bachin was a p...
Two Elizabeth II Guernsey silver novelty Bachins, makers Simon Russell and E J G for Bruce Russell & Son, Guernsey 2008 with double embossed decor...
An Elizabeth II Guernsey money clip and collar stiffeners, maker Andy Gillson and Annette Falla,
An Elizabeth II Guernsey money clip and collar stiffeners, maker Andy Gillson and Annette Falla, Guernsey 2007/2008 together with a N St J Paint &...
Two Hanoverian dessert spoons, one Britannia Standard with rat's tail decorated bowl, maker William Scarlett, London 1718 20.6 gms, 0.726 oz. and ...
Three 'Fancyback' Hanoverian silver tablespoons, maker Joseph Bell II, London 1760 with cast scroll decoration, another similar, maker Jabez Dani...
Four Hanoverian rat tail tablespoons, maker Andrew Archer, London 1713, 49.5gms, Thomas Mann, London 1719, 57gms, William Scarlett London 1720, 35...
Four shell back Hanoverian tablespoons, makers Philip Roker, London 1775, Thomas Wallis, London 1767, Edward Bennett I, London 1752 and Richard Ha...
Three Hanoverian silver tablespoons, maker Caleb Hill London 1730, 59gms, Richard Pargeter (2) London 1737 and 1738, 50gms and 53.5gms respectivel...
Three Hanoverian tablespoons: two by James Wilks, London 1742 and 1748, the other by Henry Norris,
Three Hanoverian tablespoons: two by James Wilks, London 1742 and 1748, the other by Henry Norris, London. 1747, 150gms, 4.8 ozs.
Three Hanoverian silver tablespoons, makers James Tookey 1754, 61gms, William London 1763 and James Tookey, London 1764, 19.5cm -20.5cm, 173gms, ...
Three Hanoverian silver tablespoons, maker Thomas Evans & George Smith 1768, 60gms, Hester Bateman (Duty Drawback Mark and incuse date letter) 43....
Two Hanoverian silver tablespoons: one by James Wilkes London 1731 with unicorn crest, the other London 1744 (marks rubbed) 113gms, 3.6ozs.
Three Edinburgh silver spoons, a fiddle pattern serving spoon maker R&S A B D, Edinburgh 1836,
Three Edinburgh silver spoons, a fiddle pattern serving spoon maker R&S A B D, Edinburgh 1836, a fiddle pattern dessert spoon, maker J McKay, Edin...
A mixed collection of modern Scottish silver to include;- a bookmark with leaping dolphin, maker Dart Silver, 2013 (8.2gms), a pair of fiddle patt...
A Victorian silver three-piece tea service of Chinese influence, makers John Tapley & Co, London 1851, (two items clearly marked, the other rubbe...
An Exeter Silver Geo III Table Spoon by William Woodman Ex 1825, an Old English pattern spoon with monogram to end and plain heel, 22.1 cm long, ...
A George III silver bright cut tablespoon, maker Joseph Hicks, Exeter 1787 and a silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, maker Thomas Stone, Exeter 186...
Exeter Silver comprising : a fiddle pattern teaspoon, maker William Rawlings Scobey, 1849, a berry spoon, maker Thomas Hart Stone, 1868, and a pa...
A mixed collection of Exeter silver to include;- a salt spoon, maker E. Sweet, 1830, a salt spoon, makers Robert, James & Josiah Williams, 1846, a...
A mixed group of Glasgow silver to include;- comprising: a table fork, maker J. Muir, 1843, a teaspoon, makers J. Muirhead & Sons, 1869 and a pai...
A mixed collection of Irish silver comprising;- an Arts and Crafts form caddy spoon, makers Alwright and Marshall, with centenary hallmark, 2016,...
Three George II and George III Old English pattern silver tablespoons: one by W.J London 1770, one by W.M Stocking, a shell-back tablespoon by Wil...
Three George III silver Old English pattern tablespoons, makers W.E, London 1773 (marks rubbed), George Smith III London 1744 and John Lambe, Lond...
A George III silver Old English pattern tablespoon, maker J.H, London, together with a Victorian silver fiddle pattern tablespoon, maker John Jame...
Three various silver berry spoons; George II, George III and Victorian, makers J. King, London 1741, Jas Jones London 1769 and H.J. Lias & Son, Lo...
A George III silver teaspoon, London 1785 plain unmarked to front, and another marked 'VS',
A George III silver teaspoon, London 1785 plain unmarked to front, and another marked 'VS', London 1782, with wriggle work edge, both approximate...
Three George III and George IV silver salt spoons, maker William Chawner, two London 1782, together with a fiddle pattern spoon, maker William Sea...
A William IV silver caddy spoon together with a George III small silver sauce ladle; the caddy spoon with shell formed bowl and fiddle pattern han...
Two Sheffield silver spoons,
Two Sheffield silver spoons, a double struck King's pattern straining spoon and a matching serving spoon, makers Richard Richardson, Sheffield 18...
A pair of George III silver and later decorated Old English pattern berry/tablespoons, makers Peter & William Bateman, London, 1806: 22cm long, 11...
A set of six George V silver tea spoons and tongs, maker Henry Atkin, Sheffield, 1913 with bright cut floral decoration contained in a fitted case...
A set of six Edward VII silver and mother of pearl handled dessert knives and six matching forks,
A set of six Edward VII silver and mother of pearl handled dessert knives and six matching forks, makers Martin Hall & Co. Sheffield 1905. ...[mo...
A set of six William IV silver fiddle pattern table forks, maker James Beebe, London 1836, 439gms,
A set of six William IV silver fiddle pattern table forks, maker James Beebe, London 1836, 439gms,14.1ozs.
A set of six George V silver Old English pattern coffee spoons, makers W.J. Holmes Ltd, Sheffield 1927 contained in a fitted case, six silver Old ...
A set of four Victorian silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, maker William Eaton, London 1838, 314gms,
A set of four Victorian silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, maker William Eaton, London 1838, 314gms, 10.1ozs.
A set of six Edward VIII silver teaspoons, makers William Bruford & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1936, 48gms,
A set of six Edward VIII silver teaspoons, makers William Bruford & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1936, 48gms, 1.5ozs, contained in a fitted case. ...[more]
A set of nine George IV silver fiddle pattern table forks, maker William Eley, London 1820 monogrammed, 664gms, 21.3ozs.
A set of three Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, maker Robert Williams, Exeter 1839,
A set of three Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, maker Robert Williams, Exeter 1839, together with a set of three similar dessert sp...
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