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* Mourning brooch. James William Cusack, Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, the circular silver brooch with black enamel, a central star encompas...
* American Silver. A silver milk jug by Richard & William Wilson, Philadelphia c.1815, of helmet shape form with organic decoration and engraved w...
* American Silver. A silver soup ladle by Thomas Underhill, New York c.1785, of plain form engraved with initials, stamped twice with makers inita...
* American Silver. An American silver fiddle pattern stuffing spoon by Robert Wilson, Philadelphia c.1810, engraved with initials, there is a cut ...
* Australian Silver. An Australian silver ladle by Jacob Josephson, Sidney c.1820, of plain form engraved with a 'B', stamped with makers mark 'JJ...
* Cup. A George III silver cup by Andrew Foelberg, London 1802, formerly used as a christening cup, of cylindrical tapered form engraved with four...
* Fish Slice. A Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish slice by Rettie & Son, Aberdeen 1851, engraved with initials and a finely pierced slice, 30cm...
* Forks. A collection of silver table forks, including 3 George III fiddle pattern forks by Alexander Hendersom, Edinburgh 1812, a pair by Anne Ro...
* Forks. A collection of silver table forks, including a George III fiddle pattern fork by Peter & William Bateman, London 1811, others by Samuel ...
* Forks. A collection of silver table forks, including a set of 6 Victorian fiddle and shell pattern forks by Henry Hutton & Co, Sheffield 1890, a...
* Forks. A collection of table and dessert forks, including a George III table fork by John Hampston & John Prince, York 1790, a table fork by Joh...
* Meat Skewer. A George III silver meat skewer by Smith & Fern, London 1789, of plain form with ring terminal, 30cm long, approximately 2.5ozQty: ...
* Meat Skewer. A George III silver meat skewer by William Sumner, London 1784, of plain form engraved with a coronet and with ring terminal, 33.4c...
* Mixed Silver. A collection of silver, including an 18th picture back mote spoon, a pair of coasters, Sheffield 1911, a large ladle, 8 napkin rin...
* Mixed Silver. A mixed collection of silver items, including glass inkwell with hinged silver lid on a silver navette shaped stand by James Deaki...
* Paul Storr. A George III silver cheese scoop by Paul Storr, London 1817, fiddle, thread and shell pattern engraved with a family crest depicting...
* Serving Fork. A George III silver serving fork by Eley, Fern & Chawner, London 1812, of plain form engraved with a family crest, 28cm long, appr...
* Serving Fork. A Victorian silver fiddle and thread serving fork by John & Henry Lias, London 1847, engraved with 'C', 28cm long, heavy gauge wei...
* Snuff Box. A George III oval silver snuff box by Phipps & Robinson 1801, engraved with a wreath and wrigglework border, the base formerly hinged...
* Spoons. A collection of dessert and table spoons, including a set of 6 Victorian fiddle pattern spoons by Thomas Hart Stone, Exeter 1863, a pair...
* Spoons. A collection of silver dessert spoons, including a set of 6 George III spoons by Alexander Rollo, Edinburgh 1812, a pair by James McKay,...
* Spoons. A collection of silver serving spoons, including a George III spoon by Hester Bateman, London 1785, another by William Welch II, Exeter ...
* Sugar Tongs. A collection of silver sugar tongs, including a pair of colonial tongs probably Calcutta or Madras by Thomas Gordon c.1825, fiddle ...
* Teaspoons. A collection of silver teaspoons, including a set of 10 Victorian teaspoons by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1890, engraved with floral de...
* Toddy Ladle. A George III silver-gilt toddy ladle by John Shea, London 1809, finely engraved with a repeating folitate decoration and twisted st...
* Megalodon Tooth.
* Megalodon Tooth. A large Megalodon Shark Tooth, Miocene Period of Java , a beautiful tooth with near perfect serrations throughout, the tooth me...
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