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Mixed Lot: small George V toast rack, 4 divisions with shaped carrying handle standing on four
Mixed Lot: small George V toast rack, 4 divisions with shaped carrying handle standing on four ball feet, London 1924, maker's mark C.E., 6.5 x 5c...
Mixed Lot: four three-piece small condiment sets comprising pepper, open cauldron salt and open
Mixed Lot: four three-piece small condiment sets comprising pepper, open cauldron salt and open mustard with scroll handles and each applied with ...
Late Victorian small embossed oval box with hinged lid, 5cm x 4cm x 2.5cm, Chester 1896 by James
Late Victorian small embossed oval box with hinged lid, 5cm x 4cm x 2.5cm, Chester 1896 by James Deakin & Son, together with a Georgian small cyli...
Mixed Lot: George V shaped circular ring box with engine turned lid, opening to reveal the original (distressed) plush interior, supported on thre...
Collection of 14 assorted tea spoons and coffee spoons including two Georgian examples, total weight
Collection of 14 assorted tea spoons and coffee spoons including two Georgian examples, total weight 181gms
Mixed Lot: eight assorted George III bright cut tea spoons, various dates and makers, together
Mixed Lot: eight assorted George III bright cut tea spoons, various dates and makers, together with a Victorian bright cut engraved preserve spade...
Group of four George IV double struck Kings pattern tea spoons, London 1823, together with three
Group of four George IV double struck Kings pattern tea spoons, London 1823, together with three further various spoons and two forks plus plated ...
Cased set of six George V coffee spoons in dog nose pattern, bearing initial "D" to handle, Birmingham 1934 by Arthur Price & Co Ltd ...[more]
Cased set of six George VI egg spoons with chevron embossed pointed ends to handle, Sheffield 1938
Cased set of six George VI egg spoons with chevron embossed pointed ends to handle, Sheffield 1938 by James Deakin & Sons Ltd ...[more]
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