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Click here to subscribeA VICTORIAN CAMPAIGN SET contained in a leather covered round container, all fitting into an inner lift out section and comprising silver plated mug, goblet, lidded box engraved "To George 18th Nov 1875", pepper and salt shakers, folding table spoon, table knife and table fork/corkscrew all with ivory handles and double ended spoon (complete)
An Extensive Continental 800 Mark Silver Canteen of Cutlery, to include twenty four dinner forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve table spoons, a large ladle and basting spoon and fork, twenty four dessert spoons, twelve tea spoons, twelve fish knives and forks, three pastry forks, total weight 251ozs, not included in that weight a set of twenty four 800 mark silver handled table knives and a pair of similar silver handled salad servers See illustration
A George V part Cutlery Set, comprising Carving Knife and Fork; together with eleven Dinner Knives (the latter with later stainless steel blades), each with hollow cast and applied hourglass or baluster type handles of plain polished form, initialled JABF within a garter, with Latin inscription “dicius ex asperis” beneath a thistle, bearing the Britannia Standard Mark for London 1925, 1926 and 1928, Maker’s Mark HHP (13)
A part composite set of silver fiddle pattern flatware, London, comprising of seven table spoons, 1802, Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn; three table spoons, 1822, T. Cox Savory; four table forks, 1824, Wm. Chawner; three table forks, 1822, Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn; six desert spoons, 1821, possibly Richard Pearce; five desert spoons, 1819, Wm. Eaton; one desert spoon, 1811, rubbed; seven desert forks, 1802 & 1822, Wm. Eley & Wm. Fearn; four desert forks, 1824 & 1830, Wm. Chawner; one desert fork, 1834, Mary Chawner, 80.5 oz, (43 items).
A silver flatware service, by Viners, Sheffield and London marks, c.1936, each piece with fluted tapering handles and engraved initials 'J' (two variations), comprising: a soup ladle; ten table spoons; eleven table forks; twenty four dessert forks; twenty four dessert spoons; twelve soup spoons; twelve tea spoons; twelve coffee spoons; together with twelve bone-handled table knives; eleven bone-handled dessert knives; a carving knife; a carving fork; and a pair of early George V sauce ladles, of beaded Old English pattern, engraved monogram, approximately 190.25oz. of weighable silver.
A VICTORIAN SILVER AND SILVER GILT FIVE PIECE CHRISTENING SET by Martin Hall & Co, chased with panels of garlands and sprays of flowers within roundels and cartouche on a stippled ground alternating with panels of foliate sprays on a diamond engine turned ground, comprising a tapered cylindrical mug with pierced scroll handle, napkin ring, knife and fork and spoon, in velvet lined fitted case, Sheffield 1878, approx weight 10ozs. See illustration on page 29
A leather cased silver hunting flask, of cylindrical tapering form, London 1913, 14.5cm; a pair of late Victorian silver and ivory handled pickle forks, possibly by George Unite, Birmingham 1895; two long handled similar; a Victorian silver and ivory handled butter knife, Sheffield 1869; and a plated pickle fork, (7)
A quantity of 19th century silver pistol handles cutlery, all with a foliate scroll to the handle and steel blades, including eighteen with Garrard blads, the handles by makers TS and WA, all with maker's and sterling mark only (one with maker's mark twice only) also a set of eleven George III table knives, maker MB, London 1807 together with two matching pairs of carvers, (mostly bladed by Clark of Fleet Street), twelve other similar but later knives, various makers, thirty-five cheese knives, various makers, including 12 x MB, London 1807and twelve matched pairs of scimitar bladed dessert knives and steel twin tyned forks (one fork missing) (103)
A late 19th/early 20th century Austrian silver-coloured metal part-suite of flatware comprising six dessert spoons, six table forks, five dessert forks, six pastry knives and five matching forks, five teaspoons, a tablespoon, a pair of serving spoons, a soup ladle, a pair of fish servers, a salad fork and a twin-tined fork. In modern, associated canteeen.
A George III Old English pattern matched table service, dragon crest, all London, principally by Stephen Adams, George Smith and William Fearn or Thomas Northcote, 1792, 1795 and 1802, the teaspoons, including a single Fiddle pattern example, Edinburgh 1816 or Victorian, 90 ozs (60) ++The fork tynes on some a little worn, in good general, average condition
A collection of miscellaneous silver flatware, various dates and makers, comprising: three George III Old English bead dessert spoons; a similar christening fork and spoon, Birmingham 1904; a George III Old English pattern table spoon by Richard Crossley, London 1793, later chased and embossed as a 'berry' spoon; two Old English pattern jam spoons by Jackson & Fullerton, London 1899; two salt spoons; an engraved christening fork and spoon, Sheffield 1902; and a Norwegian 0.830 standard souvenir coffee spoon
A collection of miscellaneous William IV and later silver flatware, comprising; four Victorian dessert spoons by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1869, each with bead a edge and scroll bordered oval reserves and design registration lozenge; three pairs of crested Albert pattern fruit knives and forks by Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1832, a set of six apostle end coffee spoons by Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1927, in a case; a rat tail jam spoon, 1927; a crab fork by G W Adams, London 1870, and six fiddle pattern egg spoons London 1865, by Henry Holland, (5) and by Elizabeth Eaton (1)
A collection of miscellaneous George III and later flatware, comprising; three fiddle pattern table spoons and a dessert fork; a rat tail dessert spoon; two Old English pattern soup spoons, three table forks, a dessert spoon and three teaspoons; and a pointed Old English and feather edge small spoon, various dates and makers
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