Jewellery, Watches & Silver

to include a George III basting spoon, Robert Gray, Edinburgh 1797, of Old English pattern, engraved initials to terminal; a set of five tablespoo...

Richard Rugg II, London 1777 and 1774, of moulded circular form, the cast border with floral swag decoration, the centre engraved with ornate oval...

R.I/I.S, Sheffield 1776, of baluster form, embossed foliate and beaded decoration to stem, the circular foot similarly decorated with engraved fol...

William Cafe, London 1767, of waisted rectangular form with gadrooned border and foliate initials engraved to centre, a shell clasped scroll handl...

OM/WT, London 1765, of plain form; together with a fish slice, London 1819, of Fiddle and Thread pattern, engraved crest to terminal and another G...

Ebenezer Coker, London 1769, each of traditional Corinthian form, the slightly tapered reeded columns to a stepped square base with embossed bead ...

*W*P, London 1749, of traditional baluster form, the later embossed decoration depicting scenes of communal merriment and relaxation outside a tav...

to include, a set of four open salts on three bun feet; a pair of cut-glass oval salts and various condiment spoons; together with modern silver p...

London 1722, of simple form, prick marks to underside, A/H.M.; together with a modern tankard, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1919, of traditional balu...