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Click here to subscribeA composite set of three embossed and engraved silver berry spoons and sifter (one spoon possibly by Thomas Eustace & George Smith or Thomas Evans & George Smith, London 1768), another spoon engraved and embossed to match (marks rubbed), and sifter spoon makers stamp RF within a rectangle), 4.2 oz total, housed in a Harrison & Son of Darlington case
A late George III silver mounted corkscrew, the cover of wrythen decoration, with carved mother of pearl T-bone handle (makers mark JR within a rectangle, possibly John Rich), 9.7 cm long CONDITION REPORTS Wear and scuffs. Tip of corkscrew flattened. Small chip and filler to end of mother of pearl handle, and some slight splitting along inclusions to mother of pearl where the darker brown areas meet the white areas. Some wear and small knocks to the silver casing, but screw-thread appears to function well.
A part Georgian silver Old English Pattern cutlery set with engraved lion rampant crest comprising:- seventeen table forks - various marks (many by Wm Eley and Wm Fearn) 33 ozs, twelve tablespoons by Wm Sumner 1799 25ozs, eleven dessert spoons by Wm Sumner 1799 12 ozs, six dessert spoons by Mary Chawner 1835 4ozs, twelve dessert forks by George Adams 1847 14ozs, six assorted similar dessert forks 7ozs, eight silver teaspoons London 1819 3ozs, and eight fiddle pattern teaspoons with assorted marks 6ozs
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