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A MATCHED SET OF THREE GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TABLE SPOONS London 1814, by Thomas Death (2) and 1807 by Peter & William Bateman, also three fiddle pattern table spoons, London 1821, maker H I and two 1902/1903, maker R P, three George III Old English dessert spoons, London by Richard Crossley, being 1797 and two 1799, a pair of Victorian fiddle pattern dessert forks, London 1860 by W S and a George IV Old English child's fork, 1824, total weight 21ozs (12).
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BULOVA ACCUTRON A GOLD PLATED GENTLEMAN'S WRIST WATCH the cushion shaped dark grey dial having white & gold baton numerals and hands, sweep seconds hand, day and date apertures, and signed 'Bulova Accutron' with the trademark 'tuning fork', the inside of the case stamped 'Bulova, Gold Plated 20 Microns, Swiss' with the serial numbers '640-2', the tuning fork Accutron movement signed 'Bulova' along with the calibre number '2181F', on a leather bracelet, diameter 38mm.* Bulova were at one time the largest producer of watches in America with the famous Accutron movement using a 'tuning-fork' mechanism, being made from the early 1960's until 1976.
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A canteen of silver Queen's pattern flatware, with marks for London 1856 and 1857, maker George Adams, comprising table spoons and forks, dessert spoons and forks and teaspoons for six settings, together with a pair of King's pattern sauce ladles, a dessert fork and a pair of tongs, various dates and makers (34) 78oz
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A silver golfing trophy, Midland Bank Ladies Golfing Society, of chalice form, ornamented with four golf clubs, the detachable cover surmounted with a figure of a golfer, the ebonised base with two silver band mounts engraved with the names of winners, hallmarked for Birmingham 1948, 23cm high overall; a plated cold meat fork, with part mother of pearl simulated handle, terminating in a golf club and ball, 25.5cm; and a similarly styled knife rest, 9.4cm (3)
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Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen Scroll pattern table silver post 1945 comprising: 12 table forks 12 soup spoons 12 dessert forks 12 dessert spoons serving fork and spoon pair of serving spoons pickle fork caddy spoon small ladle small slice and with steel blades 12 table knives 12 butter knives (80) The Scroll pattern was designed by Rohde in 1917 and introduced to the Jensen range in 1927.
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Good long rug by the Kurds of Sa’uj Bulagh, north west Persia, second half 19th century, 8ft.8in. x 3ft.4in. 2.64m. x 1.02m. Very slight even wear overall. The palette and certain design elements, particularly the ‘tuning fork’ or parallel bar floral elements seen in the outer guards and upper part of the main border, are characteristic of Sa’uj Bulagh rugs. See Burns, Antique Rugs of Kurdistan, pl. 48 (and detail) pp. 158-9, for a similar element – although the theory posited by Alberto Levi and quoted by Burns that these may be residual water channels derived from garden carpets seems somewhat far-fetched.
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A canteen of German table silver Heimerdinger,first half 20th century, stamped 925 shaped foliate terminals, comprising: 24 table spoons, 24 table forks, 24 fish knives and forks, 24 dessert spoons, 24 dessert forks, 24 fruit forks, 24 ice spoons, 24 teaspoons, 24 coffee spoons, salad servers, sugar tongs, 2 butter knives, serving fork, 2 serving spoons, 2 sauce ladles, soup ladle, fish slice and 2 pastry slices and with steel blades: 24 dessert knives, 24 fruit knives, 24 table knives, fitted oak case 324oz 4dwt, 10069gr approx weighable silver
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An official pair of Georgian combined knife and fork eating irons, by Palmer, 4”, the curved sharpened edge terminating in a four pronged fork, the base shaped to fit into socket fitted on the disabled persons arms. Both stamped with “Crown GR” and “Palmer”. In their velvet lined hinged red leatherette case. Good Condition Plate 3. Note: more sailors than soldiers lost their legs or arms in action due to the wooden shrapnel flying about, at least the poor unfortunate person these items were intended for did have two knives and two forks to eat his meals.
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