Antique Sale Catalogue - Day Two

Hallmarked silver Cream Jug of helmet shape with leaf capped scrolled handle, 3 ½" tall, Sheffield 1935

Danish white metal Caddy Spoon with thistle pierced handle, early/mid 20th Century, 4" long

George III silver Tablespoon, Hanoverian Rattail pattern, London 1763, makers mark unclear

Continental cast silver Toby Jug of usual style, 3 ¼" tall, circa 1890 (see illustration)

Rare set of six George IV YORK silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern, 1825 by Cattle and North

Set of six George III silver Teaspoons Old English pattern, London 1810 by Stephen Adams

Victorian miniature silver Bell bearing ancient legend, 2 ½" tall, London 1885 (see illustration)

Pair of white metal Peppers formed as castle Chess Pieces with bayonet lids, heavily chased decoration, 2" tall

George III silver helmet Cream Jug on square base, bright cut decoration, London 1791 by George Gray (see illustration)

Rare and good quality 17th Century provincial silver seal top Spoon of well defined vase baluster style, bearing traces of gilding, prick engraved 165

Ladies silver Evening Purse of meshwork construction with chain handle, Chester Import hallmark for 1907

Hallmarked silver Card Case, rectangular shape with scrolled edges, the hinged lid A/F, 4" x 3", Birmingham 1903

Heavy silver drum Mustard of plain design having beaded edges plus blue glass liner and spoon, London 1909

19th Century Indian silver Salt Shaker of cylindrical form with circular foot, gadrooned rim, engraved 'Salt', 2 ½" tall, circa 18...

Hallmarked silver Ashtray of plain square design, 3 ½" x 3 ½", Birmingham 1936

Hallmarked silver Desk Inkwell in 18th Century style of circular drum form having raised body bands and reeded decoration, 3" diameter, London ...

Hallmarked silver pedestal Bonbon Dish with pierced trelliswork top, applied reed and tie rim, 3" tall, Birmingham 1919

George IV silver Sauce Ladle, Old English pattern, London 1829, maker William Chawner

HESTER BATEMAN silver Tablespoon, Old English pattern, well marked for London 1784, (no duty mark, slight defects to bowl)

Set of three George III Scottish silver Tablespoons, Fiddle pattern, Edinburgh 1817 by J McKay