A Walker & Hall part canteen of plated Queen Anne pattern cutlery, comprising six tablespoons, twelve table knives and forks, eighteen dessert kni...
A VICTORIAN SILVER BLADED FISH SLICE AND A PART SET OF DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS (13) The fish slice with pierced and engraved decoration, Sheffie...
A George III silver provincial cream jug, a pedestal salt and a fiddle pattern fish slice first Newcastle, no date letter, Thomas Watson of ob...
A mixed group of silver flatware comprising: a silver Fiddle pattern fish slice by William Eaton, London 1854, with two Fiddle pattern table spoon...
COMMUNITY PLATE TABLE CUTLERY- TWO HUNDRED AND TWO PIECES IN THE HAMPTON COURT PATTERN, comprising: CAKE SLICE FISH SLICE 5 SERVING SPPONS, 2 s...
William IV silver fish slice with pierced blade, hallmarked for London 1830, maker Robert Hennell II. Length 30cm. Gross weight 160g.
A Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish slice London 1841, 195 grams
A Georgian Scots silver fiddle patterned fish slice Edinburgh 1807 by Robert Gray and Son, 123 grams
19th Century William IV silver hallmarked fish slice having pierced star and foliate detailing (hallmarked London 1827), together with a George II...
A quantity of good quality silver plate to include 4 salvers, 2 large, 2 small, largest 25cm d, 2 x deep ornate serving dishes, a long galleried t...
A Victorian oak cased matched canteen of silver fiddle and shell pattern flatware, by John & Henry Lias & H.J. Lias & Son, comprising twenty four...
A silver collected Queen's pattern flatware service various maker's and dates, London 1823 - 1869 With variants, predominately Oyster reverse b...
A collection of silver items various maker's and dates Comprising: a George III silver cream jug, London 1796 , shaped-oval with bright engravi...
John Touliet, London, 1793, of urn form, raised on spreading circular foot, pull-off domed pierced cover, engraved 'Sugar' to one side the other i...
Elizabeth Eaton, London, 1847, terminal inscribed 'A.B', 12¾in. (32.5cm.) long, weight 5.9 tr.oz.* Very good, light surface wear only.
THREE SILVER SERVING ITEMS To include: a George III fiddle and thread pattern gravy spoon by Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, London 181...
A George IV Fiddle pattern fish slice by Cameron of Dundee, Edinburgh 1826, engraved with fish on the blade and initialled B, 31.3cm (12.3in) 178....
A Victorian silver cased silver fish slice and fork by John Aldwinckle & Thomas Slater, London 1884, similar to Rich Bead pattern, with openwork d...
Plated wares, to include loose flatware, fish slice, sugar caster, part cruet, etc. (2 trays)
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