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Oval photograph frame, Birmingham 1926, circular ring box with tortoiseshell cover, Birmingham 1922, matchbox cover London 1921, folding silver fork with mother of pearl handle, three folding fruit knives with mother of pearl handles, silver topped scent bottle, small cherub mirror, silver plated pen / pencil by Sampson Mordan, and a small mechanical pencil with seal end.

A pair of silver pierced dishes, marks for London 1895 William Gibson and John Langman.A Small circular silver pierced dish, marks for London 1894 William ComynsFour sets of spoons of varying size, includes coffee bean spoons, five fiddle back spoons London 1829 William Eaton. With one later London 1849.A Silver toast rack Birmingham 1929 Adie brothers.Medals, five spoons, knife and fork with mother of pearl handles.Three piece condiment set including two peppers a salt with blue glass liner and a mustard with blue glass liner.A Silver Single shaker/sander London 1881 Robert Garrard IITwo cased Silver christening spoon and fork sets, One Sheffield1887 and one Birmingham 1906 plus two napkin rings-Boxed, Birmingham 1901Dressing table set, button hooks, Floral caddy spoon, etc.Condition Report: Gross weight

Set of six early Victorian fiddle pattern tea spoons with foliate engraving Exeter 1853, two sifter spoons, various small spoons, cheroot holder and mother of pearl handled knife and fork, weighable silver 8.9oz 278.5gm together with eight continental white metal tea spoons, 3.79oz 117.7gm

Three silver topped dressing table jars, three teaspoons, silver handled pickle fork and a two pepperettes with filled bases,

A small parcel lot of assorted hallmarked silver items to include a modern toasting fork and toddy ladle, ten assorted button hooks and shoe horns, three hand mirrors and a hair brush, various styles and dates. (16)

A Victorian hallmarked silver fiddle pattern fish slice and fork each with pierced blades, with a  fiddle and thread fish slice example, London 1840 and 1858, Mary Chawner and George Adams. (3)

A small parcel lot of hallmarked silver items four assorted decanter labels, two vesta cases, a compass fob, various dates and styles, with a mother of pearl folding fruit fork, Birmingham 1894. (8)

A collection of sixteen hallmarked silver handled button hooks of various styles and sizes, with two shoe horns, a silver spoon and fork and a silver plated and mother of pearl handled toasting fork, S/D. (21)

Omar Ramsden (1873-1939)Arts and Crafts pickle fork and spoonsilver, with shaped and planished handlesLondon 19272.5cm and 13cm long, with a similar butter knife with faceted tapered handle, and steel blade, by Omar Ramsden, London 1923. (3)

A COLLECTION OF EARLY KNIVES, 14TH/15TH CENTURIES, in excavated condition, the first with tapering single-edged blade enclosed by a copper alloy ferrule at the base, hardwood grips with a flute on each face, and copper alloy pommel; ten further knives of related form (chips and losses); and a quantity of further elements of similar knives; together with a knife and fork, 17th century, the fork fitted with a pair of horn grip-scales, the first: 18.2 cm overall (qty)¦¦See Moore, 2020, pp 74-89.¦¦Provenance¦Anthony Dove (1938-2021)

Victorian hallmarked silver spoon and fork, Sheffield 1879, maker Martin, Hall & Co, two further hallmarked silver spoons and a hallmarked silver fork, weight of all five 113g together with three various hallmarked silver backed brushes

Hallmarked silver items including Scottish thistle pickle fork, small photograph frames and silver handled scissors together with three mesh purses, silver cased pocket watch etc

Nine pieces of Georgian and later hallmarked silver cutlery to include Fiddle and Thread, Fiddle and Old English patterns, length of longest table fork 21cm, weight of all nine pieces 383g

William IV hallmarked silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, London 1830, maker William Johnson, length 9cm, together with two pairs of hallmarked silver sugar tongs, weight of three items 56g and a small pickle fork

Edward VII cased hallmarked silver spoon and fork set, Sheffield 1908, maker Hammond, Creake & Co, together with a further hallmarked silver spoon, weight of all three 62g, length of case 19cm

Four cased sets of hallmarked silver handled cutlery comprising two sets of knives, one by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, Joseph Rodgers oak cased Victorian knife and fork set also with silver tynes and blade and an Art Deco knife and fork set, width of case 29cm

Mainly hallmarked silver cutlery comprising Georgian sugar tongs, set of six coffee bean spoons, fork, seal top spoon, teaspoon and a babies spoon marked sterling, length of tongs 13cm, together with two hallmarked silver napkin rings, weight of all items 244g all in

Victorian hallmarked silver 12 place setting canteen of beaded edge cutlery, comprising 12 each of table fork, dessert fork and dessert spoon, 11 teaspoons and 6 table spoons, length of longest 22.5cm, weight of all items 3240g, all in a Mappin Brothers oak canteen, width 40cm

George V hallmarked silver 12 place setting Hanoverian rat tail pattern canteen of cutlery comprising 12 each of table fork, dessert fork, dessert knives and dessert spoons, 10 teaspoons, 6 table spoons and 6 further serving spoons, all Sheffield 1930, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, length of table forks 20cm, weight excluding knives 3080g, weight of knives 480g all in, width of oak canteen 45cm

A sterling silver bread fork, a Jaguar gentlemen's stainless steel wristwatch with leather strap, width 4.5cm, and two vintage Michelin Maps of the British Isles No.10 North including Carlisle to Whitby, and No.12 Carnarvon (Caernarfon) to Chester (4).

A large quantity of silver plated cutlery, mostly Kings pattern to include fish knife fork, gravy spoon, two large ladles, sauce ladles, forks, asparagus tongs, and various bone-handled knives, etc.

Sixteen pieces of silver plated cutlery, all with Grecian pattern, comprising eight sauce ladles, asparagus tongs, two gravy spoons, a large soup ladle, salad fork and spoon (large) and a large fish knife and fork, mainly Elkington & Co (16).

A cased set of hallmarked silver spoon and fork together with a non-matching (not silver) knife, Sheffield, Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), 1961 and a cased set of hallmarked silver spoon and fork, Birmingham, DPG, 1966.

A set of 10 non-matching Georgian silver spoons together with a Georgian fork, London assayed, various makers and dates, gross weight 21.7 ozt.

A marble box containing hallmarked silver and white metal items including a christening child's bangle, an amber brooch, small salt spoons, two thimbles, a napkin ring, a fork and spoon with bone handles and silver collars, a small Spitfire pin, "The Metropolitan" whistle by J. Hudson & Co, Birmingham, a Swarovski pendant on chain, etc.

A set of five Victorian silver King's pattern dessert forks, crest and motto engraved, maker's initial GM, London 1892, and a further dessert fork, monogram engraved, Sheffield 1898, 12.55oz.

A Victorian silver fork and spoon, with engraved floral and engine turned decoration, cased, maker's mark worn, London 1866, 3.54oz.

A Victorian horn handled steel carving set, comprising fork, carving knife and steel, by Joseph Elliot & Sons of Sheffield, cased.

A pair of WWI medals, named to Pte.C. McDonald Lincolnshire Regiment, 50431, comprising Great War and Victory medals, together with a Belgium medal commemorating The Great War, a plated pickle fork, embossed to the terminal with Gentleman in Khaki, and a Continental wooden bottle stopper.

A large harlequin collection of silver cutlery, various dates and makers, comprising; eighteen tablespoons, twelve dessert spoons, two basting spoons, a soup ladle, two sauce ladles, thirteen teaspoons, six salt spoons, a mustard spoon, a butter knife, twelve dessert forks, eighteen table forks, twelve silver handled table knives, twelve silver handled side knives, a pair of fish servers and a pickle fork, total weight approx 217.5oz

A collection of silver cutlery, comprising; a set of six silver table forks and six silver dessert forks, Mappin & Webb, London 1919, five Kings pattern spoons, a Kings pattern fork, six silver handled table knives, six silver handled side knives and a further silver handled knife, total weighable silver approx 36.9oz (31)

A QUANTITY OF FLATWARE TO INCLUDE A BOXED FISH KNIFE AND FORK SET AND NEW TESTAMENT BIBLE

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE A VINTAGE LAMP, A VINTAGE BELL AND A MEAT FORK ETC

AN ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN TOOLS TO INCLUDE A SPADE, A FORK AND SAWS ETC

Collection of assorted silver and silver mounted items to include: pickle fork, tweezers, teaspoon, decanter label, two salt spoons, cigarette holder etc. Together with a cake knife with silver handle and steel blade in original box and a cased set of silver plated cake forks and similar dessert knives. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

AN ASSORTMENT OF FIRESIDE ITEMS TO INCLUDE A BRASS COAL BUCKET, A BRASS FIRE SCREEN AND A BRASS TOASTING FORK ETC

A TOASTING FORK, maker's mark JD & S, Sheffield 1930, the plain cylindrical handle with ball finial, 9 3/4" long, together with an early Victorian fiddle pattern mustard spoon, maker Haynes & Cater, London 1838, and a later teaspoon, maker Charles Horner, Chester c.1930, with gilded bowl and open finial enamelled in blue "Baby", 3ozs 2dwts total (3) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)All good

AN AMERICAN TABLE SERVICE, maker S. Kirk & Son, stamped Sterling, in single struck Renaissance pattern, comprising eight each fruit and tea spoons and dessert forks, three tablespoons, sauce ladle, hors d' oeuvres fork, two preserve spoons and sugar sifter spoons, 42ozs 15dwts total, together with eight matching silver handled table knives with stainless blades, six tea knives, pair of butter spades, pair fish servers and three various pastry servers (53) (Part Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)All good, sugar spoon engraved H

AN ART DECO HUNGARIAN TABLE SERVICE, 800 standard, maker's marks include VN and J & B, engraved with a monogram, comprising twelve each dessert spoons, table forks, fruit forks, fruit knives (gilded blades), fish knives, oyster forks, teaspoons and pastry forks (gilded tines), eleven coffee spoons, six each fruit spoons and butter knives (gilded bowls and blades), pair of tablespoons, fruit servers and fish servers, sauce ladle, sugar tongs, asparagus server and seven other serving implements, 188ozs 18dwts, together with twelve each table and dessert knives with steel blades and a serving fork with plastic tine (154) (Part Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Silver good, knife blades poor and require attention to where fixed onto handles

TWO PAIRS OF DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, the plated blades and tines engraved with a crest by Martin, Hall & Co., on polished bloodstone agate handles with later reeded silver ferrules, maker Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield 1895, together with a matching fork (5) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Wear to engraving, handles, blades and tines are likely to be early 19th century and perhaps refurbished in 1895 with new ferrules?

A WILLIAM IV SILVER SNUFF BOX, maker's mark WS, Birmingham 1833, of plain D end form with foliate chased thumbpiece and with all-over engine turned stripes enclosing a vacant panel, hinged and opening to reveal a plain gilt interior, 3 1/2" long, 2ozs 7dwts, together with a Victorian three prong fork, maker George Unite, Birmingham 1869, with trident tine and scroll stamped ferrule to a mother of pearl handle (2) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Handle sadly damaged (old and lost), otherwise good, box decoration and panel very rubbed but structurally sound

2 silver napkin rings, silver spoon, fork, glove stretchers with silver handles etc

William Eloy and William Fern 1778 silver fork and two William Bateman silver forks 1828, total weight 5.44 ozt

Two silver ashtrays, fork, three silver vases, the tallest 20cm etc (7).

SET OF TRAVELLING BEAKERS AND A BOXED KNIFE AND FORK SET including salad servers crystal and a collection of silver forks and spoons

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISH BRIGHT CUT TABLESPOONS by Richard Crossley, London 1813, two plated berry spoons, a plated pickle fork, a pair of plated grape scissors, a plated part table service contained in cloth cutlery rolls and mixed other cutlery

A selection of Victorian and later silver flatware. Comprising a cased spoon, three teaspoons and a fork, combined weight approximately 139g

A silver oval engraved hinged snap bangle, a white metal bangle in the form of a belt, a child's bangle, oval locket, bracelet, pendant on chain inscribed 'Lynn', a fob seal, modern oval pill box and a miniature cased knife and fork (case af).

Five hallmarked silver christening cutlery sets, various dates and makers, with a lace back hunting spoon, and a further silver spoon, weighable silver 7ozt/222g. Additional InformationThe two cased sets of three items with age wear dull patina and light knocks to the surface throughout, some wear to the edges of the blades. Purple lines spoon and fork set each initialled JM, some wear to the bowl. Push and spoon set each initialled HDA, the spoon bowl worn and with some knocks. Other spoons with light wear. 

A modern hallmarked silver compact, London 1979, decorated with two geese, diameter 7cm, with a serving knife and fork with overlaid silver handles (5)Additional InformationCompact with minor age wear patina to the surface. Other items OK. 

A set of six late Victorian hallmarked silver tea spoons and matching sugar tongs, with floral repoussé bowls, Birmingham 1897, another set with shell shaped bowls, Sheffield 1896, six pierced silver tea spoons (lacking tongs), and two fork and spoon sets, all cased, 11.6ozt / 361g

A 19th century Continental white metal dish stand modelled with three dolphins, height 12cm, with a Continental white metal pedestal dish stamped Bauer, height 9.5cm, with a white metal bowl decorated with flowers, a Middle Eastern white metal coin set dish, an Arts and Crafts style white metal bowl with spiral detailing and a white metal filigree salt with clear glass liner, with a white metal fork and a Danish white metal preserve spoon.

REED & SONS; a Victorian hallmarked silver two piece christening set comprising spoon and fork, with chased decoration, Newcastle 1860, with a hallmarked silver three piece cruet, and a cased set of six hallmarked silver teaspoons, combined weight 7.39ozt/229g, also a silver plated chain, possibly part of a chatelaine.  Additional InformationThe set of tea spoons are Sheffield 1927. The cruet set is Birmingham 1920. 

Mappin and Webb 'Princes Plate' canteen of rat-tail epns cutlery for 12 settings, monogrammed S, contained in an oak table with two fitted drawers, c.1920/30s. Lacking one table fork, table spoon, dessert spoon, twelve teaspoons, cheese knife and carving knife. With additional epns flatware.

3 cased plated cutlery sets – set of 6 teaspoons, 3 piece knife, fork & spoon set and 12 piece fruit set

Wooden canteen with 24 piece plated fish knife and fork set

A retro part antler handled cutlery set by Wingen, comprising carving set, fork lacks silver plated base, salad server, five dinner forks, six dessert forks and spoons, five dinner knives and six side knives, also one spare antler handle, so almost complete and you just have to wash up between courses if there are six of you

A group of four Edward VII forks, hallmarked London 1846. Each fork having a fiddle pattern and engraved handle with a scrolled letter M. Makers mark EB. Measures 21cm. Total weight 302g.

A set of six 19th Century Victorian silver hallmarked trident forks. The fork each having rounded terminals with engraved crest to each. Hallmarked London 1873, Chawner & co. Measures 19cm. Weight 484g.

An assorted collection of antique & later silver items. The lot to include; a hairbrush (hallmarked for Birmingham 1922, makers marks for Daniel Manufacturing Company), foliate ivy decorated fork (hallmarked for Sheffield 1896, makers marks for James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin)), teaspoon (hallmarked for Sheffield 1935, makers marks for Lee & Wigfull (Henry Wigfull)), squared ashtray (marks rubbed, makers marks for S & N), cathedral spoon (hallmarked for London 1981, makers marks for D I D), engine turned thimble (hallmarked for Birmingham 1926, makers marks for William Griffiths & Sons), pusher (hallmarked for Birmingham 1978, makers marks for J.C Ltd), tea strainer spoon (hallmarked for Birmingham 1898, makers marks for William Devenport), napkin ring (hallmarked for Birmingham 1905, makers marks for Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd), silver fronted frame (hallmarked for Chester 1914, makers marks for Samuel M Levi), silver front frame (hallmarked for Birmingham 1917, Sanders & Mackenzie (Ernest Wilfred Sanders & Henry Arthur Mackenzie)), buffer & lidded pot (hallmarked for Birmingham 1925 & 1918, G & C Ltd). Total weight excluding brush approx 129.4g. Brush weighs approx 161.1g.