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A George III silver caddy spoon with shell bowl and bright cut handle, London 1793, together with a
A George III silver caddy spoon with shell bowl and bright cut handle, London 1793, together with a souvenir silver love spoon, Edinburgh 1899 and...
A pair of matching silver pressed bonbon dishes of octagonal form, together with a pair of cauldron
A pair of matching silver pressed bonbon dishes of octagonal form, together with a pair of cauldron salts and other items 1918 the bonbon date and...
An early 20th century Queen Anne style sugar castor of concave panel form, London 1908 by Mappin and
An early 20th century Queen Anne style sugar castor of concave panel form, London 1908 by Mappin and Webb. 18cm high together with a smaller Chest...
A George IV fiddle pattern silver sifting spoon by J and H Lias, London 1820. Together with other si
A George IV fiddle pattern silver sifting spoon by J and H Lias, London 1820. Together with other silver tea spoons, mustards and other flatware. ...
A pair of Edwardian silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1908 by Joseph Williams and Co.
A pair of Edwardian silver Old English pattern sauce ladles, London 1908 by Joseph Williams and Co. Together with a small silver helmet cream jug....
A William IV heavy silver meat skewer of thread edge pattern, London 1832 by William Chawner, 31cm l
A William IV heavy silver meat skewer of thread edge pattern, London 1832 by William Chawner, 31cm long. Together with a silver fronted easel phot...
A set of four silver framed early 20th century Turkish coffee glasses. The frames with scroll handle
A set of four silver framed early 20th century Turkish coffee glasses. The frames with scroll handle and pierced decoration. London 1913 by gold a...
An Edwardian manicure/vanity set, red plush lined case with mother of pearl appointments
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