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A George III style caddy spoon, circular bowl with pierced and engraved handle, maker's mark W.A, Birmingham 1930.

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A small quantity of miscellaneous silver and plate, to include a George IV Scottish Fiddle and Shell pattern table spoon, Edinburgh 1822, a dwarf candlestick and a cruet frame. (9).

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An Edwardian oval covered mustard, angular handle, blue glass liner, maker's mark T.H.H, Birmingham 1907, together with an associated mustard spoon. (2).

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A cased Victorian three piece christening set, comprising knife, fork and spoon, engraved crest and foliate decoration, maker's mark H .W & Co, Sheffield 185 6/57.

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A George III Old English pattern basting spoon, engraved initials, slight damage to handle, London 1794, 3oz.

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A George III oval desk stand, scroll over ends, foliate engraved ornament to centre, maker's mark WB, London 1800, oval length 28cm, 11 inches, 5oz, together with a Victorian christening knife, fork and spoon in distressed case. (2).

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A George V oval covered mustard, shell shaped thumb piece, strapwork handle, blue glass liner, maker's mark MH & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1912, together with associated spoon. (2).

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A pair of George III plain sugar tongs, maker's mark IB, London 1797, together with six various teaspoons, a jam spoon, a pair of pepperettes and a silver handled button hook. (11).

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A George III mahogany and tortoiseshell mounted tea caddy, circa 1790, with hinged rectangular cover, brass swing handles, revealing caddy and spoon divisions, on short feet, width 23cm, 9 inches.

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A Victorian mahogany and upholstered spoon back armchair, circa 1870, the scroll button back, padded arms and serpentine seat on lobed cabriole supports and scroll ball feet.

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A Victorian mahogany and upholstered spoon back armchair, circa 1870, with scroll button back, padded arms and serpentine seat, on lobed carved cabriole supports and scroll ball feet.

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A Charles I slip-top spoon, with a short, tapering stem, engraved on the back of the bowl with a mullet and three cinquefoils, probably by Thomas Brothwell, London 1627, 6in (15.2cm) long, 1.5oz.

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An Elizabeth I seal top spoon, the chased and fluted terminal with traces of gilding, maker's mark an anchor, London 1594, 6.3in (16cm) long, 1.3oz.

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A Charles I ascribed West Country silver gilt apostle spoon; the saint lacking part of his emblem (probably St Paul) on a tapering stem with a small "v" rattail, the back of the bowl engraved with a Royal crown above the initialls "S", by Joseph Arden, Sherborne 1630-1640, 7in (18cm) long, 1.3oz.

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A George III caddy spoon, with a heart-shaped handle and plain, leaf shaped bowl, by William Pugh, Birmingham 1809, 3.3in (8.5cm) long.

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A George III, engraved "pastern hoof" type caddy spoon, with a hollow, decorated stem and a pierced gallery around the bowl, by John Bettridge, Birmingham 1818 together with another "pastern hoof" spoon with bright-engraving by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1809. (2)

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A small, George III bright engraved caddy spoon, with a circular bowl and a vacant shield cartouche in the centre, maker's mark partially distorted, Birmingham 1812, 2.25in (5.8cm) long.

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A William IV fiddle caddy spoon, with a hollow stem, initialled "H", the kidney-shaped bowl engraved with a fruiting plant, by Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham 1831, 3in (7.5cm) long.

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A George III fiddle caddy spoon, with exaggerated shoulders, crested, and a heptagonal bowl with a jagged edge and a circular panel of vermiculi in the centre, by Thomas James, London 1813, 3. 75in (9.6cm) long.

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A George IV fiddle caddy spoon, with a hollow stem and an engraved, fan-shaped bowl with a lobed border, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1823, 3.4in (8.7cm) long.

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A George III bright-engraved caddy spoon, with a fluted, scallop shell bowl, initialled by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1793, 3.1in (7. 9cm) long.

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A George III fiddle caddy spoon, with 'exaggerated' shoulders and a circular, 'pan' bowl, initialled, by Francis Powell, London 1818, 3in (7.7cm) long.

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Ten assorted antique caddy spoons:- a fiddle example with a 'leaf stamped' bowl, by Josiah Snatt, London 1813, three George III scoops, a pair of William IV fiddle spoons, both initialled "F", two other fiddle spoons, an Hourglass spoon with a 'stamped' bowl, and an engraved spoon with a hollow fiddle stem, 3.5oz. (10)

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A George III Irish bright cut and star strainer spoon, with a slot pierced divider, crested, by John Osborne, Dublin 1791, 12.25in (31cm) 4.5 oz.

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A rare, early George II Scottish basting spoon, Hanoverian with a plain moulded rattail, the back of the stem initialled "E", by Harry Beathune, Edinburgh 1728, 15.5in (39.3cm) long, 8oz.

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A George III marrow spoon with double drop bowl, initialled, by Samuel Jerman (possibly), London 1767, 8.75in (22.2cm) long, 1.75oz.

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A George III Irish, hook-end basting spoon with a single drop, crested, probably by John Laughlin (Snr), with an additional mark for Michael Cormick, 13in (33cm) long, 3.5oz.

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A George III strainer spoon of basting size, with a slot-pierced divider, initialled "H", by William Sumner (I) London 1802, 11.8in (30cm) long, 3oz. (See lot 166 for illustration).

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A George III bright-cut serving or basting spoon, by Hester Bateman, London 1784, 11.9in (30.1cm) long, 3.5oz.

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An interesting George III, Featheredge basting spoon, with a crest below the motto "FREE FOR A BLAST", by an unascribed maker of unknown location (WS, Thistle, unicorn passant, S) probably Scottish provincial c.1780, 11.4in (29cm) long, 2.5oz. (See lot 169 for illustration).

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An 18th century Channel Isles trefid spoon, with a ribbed rattail, scratched with the initials "IMC" above an engraved "Crowned harp" device, maker's mark GS below a crowned fleur de lys, unascribed, c. 1750, 6.9in (17.3cm) long, 0.75oz.

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A Charles II/James II laceback trefid spoon, with a rounded terminal scratched "EL" on the reverse, marks worn/very shallow, London 1680-1685, 7.6in (19.3cm) long, 1.5oz. (See lot 171 for illustration).

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A rare George III Scottish provincial spoon, of teaspoon size with a square bowl and an oar pattern stem, by William Mill, Montrose (flowerhead, WM, flowerhead), c.1815, 0.5oz.

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A George II mote spoon, with a large, single drop initialled 'H' and pierced crosslets and scrolls in the bowl, the small finial turned, probably by Samuel Roby, (maker's mark twice) London c.1740, 5.6in (14.2cm) long, 0.25oz.

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A George III Scottish masking spoon, with a twisted stem and a single drop on the back of the bowl, initialled "AEMcL", makers mark only "DF", unascribed 1800-1820, 7.25in (18.5cm) long, 0.5oz. (See lot 180 for illustration).

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A George II fancy back mote spoon, with a scallop shell below the drop, scratched "SH", the bowl pierced with crosslets and scrolls, possibly by John Wingman (makers mark twice) London c.1750, 5.6in (14. 2cm) long, 0.2oz. (See lot 180 for illustration).

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Kent, T.A: London Silver Spoon Makers, The Silver Society 1981, a bound copy.

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A rare bound Sotheby's & Co Spoon catalogue, 'The Choice Series of Rare Medieval and London Spoons Formally in the Celebrated Collection of the Late H.D. Ellis Esq and now the Property of Lt: Col. J. Bennett-Stanford, Thursday 30th May 1935', with buyers names and prices realised, annotated. (1)

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Various spoon catalogues including: Sotheby & Co, The Ellis catalogue of Provincial Silver Spoons, November 1935, Phillips Auctioneers, eleven various catalogues (including The Alexander James Collection, February 1979) Christies - The Ransford Collet Collection March 1937, The Biggs Collection, September 1978, A South Kensington catalogue, April 1998; Sothey & Co - The Walker Collection, July 1954, The Nyburg Collection, November 1966 and two other mixed owner sales 1965 & 1952: together with nine auction room spoon sale catalogues pasted in a folder, (some annotated including Sales of rare, important and early spoons and notable Collections, eg: Clarke Collection, Christies 1953, Walter Collection, Sotheby’s 1954, Wilfred Harris Collection, Christies 1957, Hart Collection, Christies 1939, and Biggs Christies, 1978. (20)

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The Finial: (The Silver Spoon Club Journal) a run (believed to be complete) from issue No.1 July 1990 to September 2003 (the issues from July 1990 to October/November 1995 hardbound in five volumes). (lot)

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A Victorian engraved christening bowl, with two maker's marks Sheffield 1880 and a bead pattern spoon, by Francis Higgins, London 1881 (both fitted in a lined and shaped case), 4oz weighable silver.

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Two Edwardian mustard pots: one a plain drum with glass liner and spoon by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1908; the other of hexafoil outline with gadrooning, glass liner and spoon, by F.A. Burridge, London 1905, 9.5oz weighable silver. (4)

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A mixed lot comprising:- a Victorian fluted cream jug and sugar bowl, a modern caddy spoon, an oval mustard pot with a spoon (and a blue glass liner), a cigarette case, a christening mug, a small bowl on a gadrooned foot, a toast rack, a cream jug, a mustard pot on three feet with a wavy rim, and a small Scottish mustard pot and spoon, mixed makers and dates, 24oz weighable silver. (13)

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A George III gilt metal and bloodstone mounted etue on a chatelaine clip, fitted with scissors, bone tablet, knife, spoon ear pick and a pencil, the body chased with rocaille decoration, unmarked c.1765, 7. 5in (19cm) long overall.

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Seven items of Aberdeen-made flatware:- two fiddle tableforks by George Booth, a set of three fiddle tablespoons, by George Booth, a dessert spoon by the same maker and a fiddle tablefork, maker William Whitecross, 13oz. (7)

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An Edwardian part canteen of Hanoverian pattern flatware comprising:- nine tablespoons, eighteen three prong tablespoons, one dessert spoon, ninteen three prong dessert forks, two sauce ladles, one soup ladle and a pair of scissor-type serving tongs, all crested to match, by D & J. Welby, London 1908/09, 118oz. (59)

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A George III Old English pattern basting spoon, initialled, by S. Godbehere & E. Wigan, London 1792 and a pair of sauce ladles, by George Smith, London 1796, 7oz. (3)

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An assortment of interesting flatware patterns: a rare, Victorian military fiddle thread pattern basting spoon and six tableforks, initialled, by Messrs John & Henry Lias, London 1747, together with a rare Victorian fiddle thread and drop dessert spoon, by George Adams, London 1872, a pair of Grecian pattern sugar tongs, a pair of Edwardian trefid spoons, a sauce ladle, a Newcastle tablespoon and a large modern rattail basting spoon mixed makers and dates, 40oz. (14)

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Two part canteen of modern flatware comprising: two tablespoons, eight soup spoons, seven dessert spoons, eight tableforks, eight dessert forks and nine teaspoons with pointed ends and a basting spoon, six tableforks, two tablespoons, six dessert spoons, and six dessert forks with wavy thread borders, 114oz. (lot)

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An early 19th century unascribed dessert spoon, initialled "JW to DCS", struck with the following marks, three crowned leopard's heads and two lion passants, unascribed probably colonial 1800-1830, 1oz.

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A mixed lot including:- a Victorian 'fish' telescopic pencil (A/F), a Scottish caddy spoon, a 'madiera' vine leaf wine label, a Scottish 'Luckenbooth' brooch, a miniature figure 1901, a miniatue candlestick 1897, a chain, a stamp case, and a George III engraved oval vinaigrette. (7)

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A Victorian, silvergilt, travelling knife fork and spoon with cannon handles (which fit inside one another), by Thomas Johnson, London 1865 (the knife blade steel) contained in a fitted case, 4.5oz weighable silver.

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A rare George IV caddy spoon, the leaf shaped bowl stamped with the figure of a chinaman carrying a tea plant in a pot, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1822, 3in (7.75cm) long.

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A James II trefid spoon, with a 'swollen' terminal stamped "A" over "I D" [backwards], and a ribbed rattail, by Edward Hubbald or Edward Harrison, London 1686, 7.4in (18.7cm) long, 1.2oz.

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A George II mote spoon with a long, tapering stem, the bowl pierced with assorted shapes, unmarked 1730-1740, 6.5in (16.5cm) long, 0.25oz.

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A William & Mary, ascribed West Country trefid spoon, with a lacefront, and a v-rattail, the back of the terminal pricked "A.C" over "IH" over "1619", by Daniel Slade of Exeter, ("DS" struck four times), c.1691, 7.75in (19.6cm) long, 1.25oz.

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A Charles II tentatively ascribed "decorated puritan" spoon, scratched with a stylesed 'hatched' flower, on the front of the stem, pricked "E" over "AI" below "1658 on the back of the bowl and "FD" on the back of the stem, struck once in the bowl with an incuse fleur-de-lys mark, probably from the Barnstaple Region, 1660-1665, 7. 4in (18.8cm) long, 1.25oz.

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A George III unascribed, Scottish provincial basting spoon, initialled, struck with a pot of lilies mark [thrice] and an indestinct maker's mark, unascribed, 1800-1820, 12.75in (32.5cm), 3oz.

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A Victorian fiddle, thread and shell pattern basting spoon; (single struck), by George Adams, London 1862, 5.5oz.

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A cased set of four late Victorian plated berry spoons and a matching sugar sifter spoon, by Elkington & Co LTD.

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