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A VICTORIAN SILVER CADDY SPOON the reverse of the egg shaped bowl engraved with foliate scrollwork, the handle with further engraving and beaded edge, London 1871, maker George Adams, also an early George III feather edge teaspoon with a shell shaped bowl, maker TD, a set of five Edwardian teaspoons with pierced shield terminals, London 1903, and three other spoons, total weight 4ozs (10).
A George III vase shaped caddy, on a stepped square pedestal with ball feet and bead borders, embossed with foliate festoons between twin handles, crested, the high domed cover with a flame finial (the interior fitted with a later detachable strainer for use as a caster), by Richard Morson & Benjamin Stephenson, London 1773, 7.8in (20cm) high, 9oz.
An interesting mixed lot:- two early cycling medals (penny farthing bicycles), a pair of tortoiseshell lorgnettes, a gilt-metal vinaigrette bangle, three bottle corks (plated), a mounted ivory pipe tamper, by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham c.1800, six other metal pipe tampers, two miniature pairs of steel scissors and two penknives, a George III caddy spoon, an Old Sheffield caddy spoon, a steel bodkin commemmorating "Prince Charlotte, died Nov 6. 1817 aged 21", four pairs of plated sugar tongs
A mixed lot of flatware: A pair of George III Irish sugar tongs, chased with flowers and fruiting vines, crested, by W. Cummins, Dublin 1828, a William IV hourglass pattern caddy spoon, maker's mark worn, Birmingham 1830, a William IV fiddle pattern sugar spoon, a Victorian Scottish toddy ladle and a small George II pierced sifter ladle, 5.5oz. (5)
A mixed lot:- a pair of 'X' frame knife rests, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1917, a pair of Edwardian salts, by J. Sherwood & Sons, Birmingham 1902, a caddy spoon with a grotesque mask, two salt spoons, an Asprey bookmark, (cased), a child's pusher, a butter knife, a small fork and a George III "Scottish fiddle" pattern teaspoon, 8.5oz weightable silver. (12)
A rare George III North Country provincial tea caddy, of panelled oblong form with a hinged, low domed cover and a cast flower finial, engraved with an oval pendant cartouche suspended from a tied ribbon initialled "MJ" and decorated with narrow friezes of wrigglework complete with lock, by J. Hampston & J. Prince, York 1782, 5.1in (13cm) high, 10.5oz.
A canteen of cutlery, to include eleven silver tables spoons of plain form, London 1807, two large serving spoons, London 1806, 12" long, eleven teaspoons, London 1879, ten Kings pattern teaspoons, London 1872, twelve silver forks, London 1807, four silver sauce ladles and another, circa 1770, and a quantity of miscellaneous silver and plated flatware to include fish knives, tea strainers, caddy spoon, pickle fork, sugar tongs, marrow scoop, napkin rings etc (quantity)

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