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An Iona silver pickle fork with Glasgow hallmark

A mixed lot comprising cased silver baby spoon and fork, together with an early 20th Century pale blue glass bowl (2)

A mixed lot comprising cased christening spoon and fork, cased silver teaspoons, a silver handled pistol grip dessert knives, plus silver-plated hot water jug and a wooden apple shaped tobacco jar.

A silver-plated cased fish servers, together with mother of pearl handled and silver-plated dessert knife and fork set (2).

A Pierced Brass Fire Kerb, 114cm Wide on Claw Feet with Brass Toast Fork

London silver tablespoon, silver mustard spoon, silver mother of pearl handled fork and various silver plated servers

A spade, rake and fork

Robert Allison & Son Ltd, Glasgow dirk & knife & fork

A cased set of butter knives having silver collars, Sheffield 1919, two HM silver napkin rings, HM silver handled pickle fork, etc

A 19th century two pronged white metal toasting fork with twisted antelope horn handle, no marks tested as silver

Complete eight place size for 12 people. Also has two table serving spoons, six large soup spoons, sugar spoon, master butter knife and butter fork and a child's knife and fork. Eight of the dinner knives are hollow handle but have sterling blade four are sterling handle with stainless blades. Set is monogrammed "C" except child's pieces which are "E.P.C" Set was sold by Stelfox Jewelers of Austin, TX. Total approximate weight: 3995.3 grams including approximately 56 grams for the hollow

Carving knife, fork and sharpener all marked sterling monogrammed B, marker mark worn off. Sterling handle cake breaker , no maker mark. Two sterling handled cake servers, one is Gorham, other is unmarked. Total approximate weight of hollow handles: 120 grams (3.85 troy). Dimensions are: Longest, 14 1/2" long. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Tarnishing, surface wear. Very Good.

S. Kirk & Sons gravy ladle, Reed & Barton pickle fork, two Gorham tablespoons circa 1880, Towle Tablespoon and a R. Wallace & Son tablespoon. Total weight: 213.2 grams (6.85 troy). Dimensions are: largest, 7 1/8" long. All measurements are approximate. Condition: One spoon monogrammed, scratches. Very Good - Fine.

All are solid silver. Small Gorham Oyster fork, pattern H824. Lettuce fork by Simpson. Hall, Miller. Towle Salad fork. Cold meat fork, Simpson, Hall, Miller, Frontenac pattern. International Asparagus fork. Total weight: 256.4 grams (8.24 troy). Dimensions are: Largest 9 3/16" long. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Lettuce and Asparagus forks monogrammed. Some scratching. Very Good - Fine.

114 pieces total. Set includes: 11 French Hollow knives, 9 flat handle butter knives, 10 dinner forks, 16 salad forks, 19 oyster forks, 12 iced tea spoons, 18 teaspoons, 8 round bowl soup spoons, 2 table spoons, solid gravy ladle, solid jelly server, solid lemon fork, hollow pastry server, hollow cheese server, hollow carving set, hollow wood salad fork and a spare hollow handle. Many, but not all, are early pieces with the 1897 patent date. All housed in a mahogany four drawer approximate. Condition: Not monogrammed. Some pieces has small dings, scratches, tarnishing. Fine overall.

Six Oneida Community plate mansion house coffee spoons and similar serving spoon and fork

A quantity of silver plated items including fruit spoon, serving fork, sifter spoon, tea strainers, wine bottle frame, etc; together with a stainless steel teapot and coffee pot

A group of silver items to include a Georgian bright cut caddy spoon, an Edward VII lidded box of sarcophagus form, lid engraved, Martin, Hall & Co, Birmingham 1906, 10.5 by 8 by 6.5cm, an Edwardian cedar-wood lined cigarette box, a set of eight golfing teaspoons, a sugar bowl, 7.5 by 4cm, a set of five teaspoons, four napkin rings, toasting fork, two sweetmeat or bon bon dishes, a silver mounted cut glass bowl, 23 by 10cm, and a set of five 830 grade silver coffee spoons with twist stems, 15.9toz weighable silver. (30)

A group of silver flatware comprising two George IV fiddle pattern serving spoons, London 1830, William Eaton, monogram engraved, three Victorian Old English pattern rat tailed serving spoons, two dessert forks and one table fork, all London 1896, Carrington & Co, an Old English pattern dessert fork and spoon, monogram engraved GL, Sheffield 1967, Roberts & Belk Ltd, four Old English pattern teaspoons, one London 1961, Garrard and Co, the other three Sheffield 1960, Walker and Hall, monogram engraved, total silver weight 22.96toz, together with an Elkington and Co, silver plated coffee pot with acorn finial, a large silver plated salver with scalloped rim, raised on four pad feet and various items of plated flatware including a Victorian hors d'oeuvres fork, eight three pronged forks and five tablespoons in the Old English pattern, monogram engraved below a coronet, five tablespoons and eight soup spoons engraved for the 'Broadway Club'. (42)

A selection of silver including an Edwardian marquise or boat shaped fruit bowl, the pierced sides with chased and embossed floral detailing, stylised shells to scalloped rim, 33.5 by 20.5 by 6.5cm, Chester 1901, William Neale, a silver backed hairbrush, 18cm, a silver pickle fork with knotched ivory handle, Sheffield 1897, Sutherland & Roden, together with an EPNS egg warmer with phoenix finial, a silver plated berry spoon, a plated serrated knife and silver plated basket, 10toz weighable silver. (7)

A rustic scythe; a late Victorian wooden pitch fork (2)

Horticultural Tools - a post digging spade, 92cm long; a four tine yard fork; other spades and forks (9)

2 EP Four foot cigarette boxes together with 2 Mother of pearl handled cutlery sets & ornate knife and fork set.

A cased set of six George V silver Teaspoons and Sugar Nips, by James Deakin & Sons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1913, in velvet lined fitted presentation case, together with a cased child's fork and spoon, hallmarked Sheffield, 1916, a cased set of six silver coffee bean spoons and a cased set of five silver handled butter knives, one knife deficient (4)

A cased George V silver Christening Spoon and Fork Set, hallmarked London, 1933, together with a similar Elizabeth II set, hallmarked Sheffield, 1959, a cased pair of silver spoons, hallmarked Sheffield, 1921, and a single cased spoon (4)

A small collection of Jewellery, including a large shell cameo, in 9ct yellow gold loop mount, a pair of 9ct yellow gold drop earrings, set turquoise bead on chain, screw fittings, silver and white metal charms, including goat, cat, Scottie Dog etc., two small bracelets, a silver folding fork etc., (a lot)

A six bottle plated cruet (five bottles plus one top) and a serving spoon and fork with associated case

Nine boxes of cutlery including a Royal Crown Derby pickle fork

Silver handled fish serving knife and fork

A 19th century knife having steel blade and white metal pistol grip handle together with one other 19th century continental white metal fork (2)

A garden fork and spade set, together with a posthole digger and spade set

A rare original 1980's (1984) Lego Technic point of sale shop display motorised sign for set 8843 ' Fork Lift Truck .' Cardboard and wood construction, and featuring a full size dummy box of the set. AF (needs putting back together) but all parts do appear present. Measures approx; 60cm x 90cm. Rare. 

A beautiful Two Ronnies ' Fork Handles ' limited edition signed print. Produced by The Original Memorabilia Company, the print is hand signed by Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett to the upper portion in black marker. This edition being No. 1 out of 950. No. 1 was only ever made available when the infamous ' Fork Handles ' Ronnie Barker handwritten script (see lot 300 in this auction) went up for sale. Prior to this it was kept by The Original Memorabilia Company in their offices.  The print depicts the version of the ' Fork Handles ' sketch as performed at The London Palladium, showing both Ronnies in character. Beneath the large colour lithograph image is the script for the sketch - this version having the reworked ending that Ronnie B wrote for the stage show. In many interviews before his death, Barker explained that he was never happy with the original 'Billhooks' ending to the TV version, so rewrote the ending to incorporate a buxom shop assistant who comes in at the end and asks 'Right Sir, what sort of knockers are you looking for?' The hand signed autographed print comes with the original Certificate of Authenticity - which shows Barker & Corbett signing. Professionally framed and glazed (perspex) to a total size of; 72cm x 56cm. 

An iconic piece of British comedy history; Ronnie Barker's original hand written script for the iconic ' Fork Handles ' or ' Annie Finkhouse ' Two Ronnies sketch. Written over four lined sheets, in red ink by Barker - he has added his pseudonym ' G. Wiley ' (Gerald Wiley) as the author of the sketch. Neatly stapled to the top right corner. At certain moments in the script, Ronnie Barker has added notes to aid production such as 'Please Discuss,' and certain parts of the television recording do not follow the script exactly (particularly around the discussion of 'Letter O's') - exactly as you would expect from a draft script.   Famously discovered on an episode of Antiques Roadshow in 2006 by memorabilia expert Mark Allum, the script then made its way to Ronnie Corbett who authenticated the handwriting as that of Barkers. The sketch is frequently found on ‘best ever’ lists, was crowned funniest comedy moment of the 1970's on UKTV and finished fifth in Channel 4’s ' Fifty Greatest Comedy Sketches ' countdown in 2005. First aired in September 1976, the sketch is famous for its use of wordplay - the title itself ' Annie Finkhouse ' being a play on ' Anything Else?'. Ronnie Corbett once explained how the sketch was based on a real life situation between a customer and a hardware shop owner, who then wrote to Barker to tell of their comical story, and from 'that germ of an idea' Barker wrote the sketch. This handwritten script features the original ending to the sketch - as was recorded during the show - but Barker famously disliked the ending and reworked it for their live Stage Show where, instead of 'Mr Jones' entering and revealing a sign for 'Billhooks', a rather buxom woman enters and asks the customer 'What sort of knockers are you looking for?'  Ronnie Barker famously used several pseudonyms during his writing for The Two Ronnies, with Gerald Wiley being his most famous. It was important to Barker for sketches to be judged on their merit, rather than who had written them, as he wanted to keep the quality of The Two Ronnies high. Of the Gerald Wiley sketches, ' Annie Finkhouse ' is the most famous. Presumably this is Ronnie's handwritten final draft that would've been submitted to his agent - who in turn would've had it typed, and submitted to the producers of The Two Ronnies (to avoid suspicion that Wiley was Barker), and likely handed the original back to Barker - who, in later years, often gave scripts and memorabilia away to fans for Charity auctions or similar. Accompanying the script is a certificate of authenticity from The Original Memorabilia Company, and a copy of a 2007 Antiques Roadshow ' Retrospective ' episode on DVD which features the scripts discovery, and Ronnie Corbett handling and talking about the item. The sketch, as penned by Barker, can be viewed here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi_6SaqVQSw

An original autograph of Ronnie Corbett, mounted beneath an image of The Two Ronnies performing the infamous Fork Handles sketch. With authenticity label to verso. Mounted. Total size approx; 26cm x 21cm.

A SILVER CHRISTENING CUTLERY SET comprising spoon, fork and napkin ring, London 1905, 23ozs

MAPPIN & WEBB A CANTEEN OF EPNS FLATWARE AND CUTLERY having stainless steel blades comprising; eight of each - table knives, dessert knives, fish knives, table forks, dessert forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons, teaspoons, coffee spoons, four serving spoons, carving knife, sharpener and fork, all in oak fitted box with brown baize lining

An Adam Hadfield silver Christening set, knife, fork, spoon marked Sheffield 1843, 52g

A George Bishop & Sons cased Christening set, spoon, fork and mother-of-pearl handled knife, Sheffield 1933, 60g (130g including knife)

Victorian Ashworth jug, titled 'Combat Between Hector & Ajax', early 20th century amethyst silver thistle pickle fork, early 20th century Chinese rice-grain cup and saucer, four piece Picquot ware tea set, Pair Aesthetic period pink transfer plates, flatware, Pearlware dish, glassware and miscellanea in three boxes

A 19th Century Hand-Forged Wrought Iron Eel/Lamprey Spear with original wooden shaft and five-barbed prongs, the fork being approx 37 cms long and the spear 137 cms long.

A Quantity of Silver Plate, including a Louis plate ice-bucket and cover, bud vase, plated tureen and cover, two tea pots, fish slice, tot measure, fish slice and fork, spirit heater.

A Silver Plate Bain Marie and part bone-handled fish knife and fork set in original presentation box together with a set of six silver coffee spoons.

A Quantity of Antique Copper and Brass, including a chestnut roaster, a three pronged fork, copper basin, two brass candlesticks, a brass snuff box and a desk bell. (7)

including nail buffer, silver propelling pencil, coffee spoon, nail cleaner and pickle fork

with Dublin 1840 John Sawyer hallmark , and a William IV Irish thread and shell pattern dinner fork, with Dublin 1834 I.F hall mark

with Birmingham 1955 hallmark, together with a pair of Victorian silver handled knife and fork, with Sheffield hallmark and maker's mark WS

maker CB&S, together with another plain pickle fork, Sheffield, and a silver spirit label, Birmingham

An oval silver ashtray Birmingham 1923, a William IV silver christening fork, knife and spoon set with filled handles, engraved, Birmingham 1831, cased, and a Victorian silver menu holder London 1899 gross weight 3.5ozt weighable (3)

A silver oval photograph frame, Chester 1906, a pair of Victorian cut glass spice casters with silver tops, by Henry Williamson, Birmingham 1896, a silver octagonal mustard pot with blue glass liner by Asprey, Birmingham 1922, a silver pepperette with loaded base, Birmingham 1908, four silver napkin rings, three silver handled serving implements, a cased silver egg cup, London 1910, and a silver plated serving fork (15)

Ten Joal (Spain) Construction Models, including: Boxed JCB 456B ZX Loader, unboxed JCB JS 330L hydraulic excavator, JCB 4CX Site master backhoe, PPM 530ATT Telescopic crane, JCB Fastrac 55-65, JCB Teletruk fork lift, JCB Robot 185, JCB 8016 hydraulic breaker, JCB 801 small excavator and JCB 712 articulated dum truck, all in excellent condition 1:35/1:50 scales (10 items)

A Matched Scottish Hallmarked Silver Kings Pattern Fork and Spoon, AM&Co, Edinburgh 1834, AW, Edinburgh 1830, initialled; Together with A Hanoverian Pattern Hallmarked Silver Fork and Spoon, (marks unclear), crested and initialled. (4)

Two Pairs of Hallmarked Silver Sugar Tongs, babies pusher and spoon, plated marrow scoop, mother or pearl scale fruit knife, grape scissors, a hallmarked silver bread fork, butter knives, etc.

A Pair of Hallmarked Silver Old English Pattern Forks, GA, London 1854, crested; Together with A Smaller Pair of Forks, London 1804, crested; and a hallmarked silver Fiddle pattern fork, London 1810, crested. (5)

A Pacific Islands Wooden Fork

George Jenson Christening spoon & fork. Import mark Lon 1938 70g

A vintage Crawford's biscuit tin containing pens, vintage keys, silver fork, two spoons, rolled gold tie clip, a Moore & Wright micrometer, etc

A VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING SET OF SPOON, FORK AND KNIFE, SHEFFIELD 1867, CASED, SPOON REPAIRED

Four silver Kings pattern table forks, makers marks T.B London 1798, five silver fiddle and thread pattern table forks, London, 1809, and another fork, 29 ozt

1940s Georgian style silver tankard, with banded foot rim, maker R & D, Sheffield 1946, 15 cm high, 11 oz approx, together with a further silver plated tankard and fork and a silver plated salver (4)