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Click here to subscribeA William IV Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern dessert spoon by Andrew Davidson of Arbroath with marks for Edinburgh 1836 the terminal initialled plus a Victorian Scottish provincial silver Fiddle pattern mustard spoon probably by David Duncan of Cupar with Edinburgh 1844 approx. weight 1.5oz. (2)
A George III silver Fiddle and Thread pattern canteen by Eley and Fearn the majority London 1803 and 1806 the reverse of the terminals crested comprising: forty-five tablespoons . forty-five table forks twenty-one dessert forks thirty-three dessert spoons eighteen teaspoons a pair of basting spoons six sauce ladles and a butter knife approx. weight 370oz. (qty)
A set of twelve mid 18th century silver cast silver Hanoverian pattern tea spoons marks indistinct possibly continental circa 1740 the terminals and with scroll decoration on a matted background the reverse of the bowls with scroll decoration length 12cm approx. weight 7.3cm. (12)
A collection of five modern silver wine labels comprising: A Queen’s Silver Jubilee label ‘SHERRY’ by Roberts and Belk London 1977 No. 477 of an edition of 2500 another Silver Jubilee label ‘WHISKY’ London 1977 a pair ‘SHERRY’ and ‘WHISKY’ London 1973 and continental slot in label shield form mounted with a bird and dated 1751-1951. (5)
A late 18th silver wine label marks worn probably Irish navette form bright-cut borders engraved ‘MADEIRA’ also engraved with a coronet and the later initials C.J.E length 4.6cm plus two wine labels by Joseph Wilmore of rectangular form canted corners engraved ‘SHERRY’ and ‘MADEIRA’. plus an electroplated label ‘CHERRY BRANDY’. (4)
A George IV silver wine label by Matthew Linwood Birmingham 1820 scroll form pierced scroll mantle and foliate borders incised ‘RUM’ length 6.1cm plus a William IV silver wine label by Taylor and Perry Birmingham 1832 oval shell and grape decoration and with a mask incised ‘RUM’ length 4.7cm. (2)
A matched set of four George III silver wine labels by Hester Bateman London circa 1785 one unmarked scroll form with a fretted dome and pierced foliate and grape decoration engraved with a crest titled ‘PORT’ ‘MOUNTAIN’ ‘BRANDY’ and ‘MADEIRA’ length 5.6cm. (4)
A 19th century German silver cream jug tapering circular form applied with a border of trailing grapevines on a raised circular foot plus a silver goblet of tapering circular form with grape vine and lobed decoration the whole on a shaped circular foot approx. weight 16oz. (2)
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