Antique Sale - Session 2

Heavy Georgian silver Soup Ladle, Old English pattern with circular bowl, London 1782 by Richard Crossley, 6ozs (bowl worn)

George III small oval Dish with pierced sides, bright cut and beaded rim, beaded swing handle, oval concave foot, London probably 1777, (no makers mar

Hallmarked silver Pint Tankard of tapering cylindrical form, hollow looped handle (uninscribed), 4 «" tall, Sheffield 1907 by Martin Hall ...

Large circular silver encased Jewel Box, capstan shaped, engine turned lid, 5" diameter, Birmingham 1934

Tray: pair cut glass Condiments with hallmarked silver tops, Birmingham 1935, silver lidded Smelling Salts Bottle, 2" tall, marks worn and pair...

Pair George III silver Basting Spoons, Old English pattern, London 1801 by Duncan Urquhart and Napthanial Hart

Pair George III silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1798 by George Smith II and Thomas Hayter

Single George II silver Tablespoon, Hanoverian shell back pattern, London 1755 (worn)

Two George III silver Tablespoons, Fiddle pattern, London 1798 by two makers

Pair early George III silver Tablespoons, base marked Hanoverian scroll back pattern, London 1766, maker WJ

Hallmarked silver Bachelor's Teapot in Georgian style, half fluted decoration, incomplete finial to lid, ebonised handle, London 1898 by S W Hut...

Large hallmarked silver encased Cigarette Box, rectangular shaped with engine turned decoration, 6 «" x 3 «", London 1926 by Map...

Patent white metal Napkin Ring with unusual opening mechanism; Together with engraved white metal pair of Sugar Tongs and two small Condiment Spoons,

Tray: four hallmarked silver Teaspoons including a Bowling Club example and plated Teaspoon, (5)

Heavy set of 10 Victorian silver Dessert Spoons, Fiddle pattern, London 1895, 14 « ozs

Cased pair of glass Carver Rests with hallmarked silver ends, Chester 1927

Set of three George II silver Tablespoons, Hanoverian pattern base marked for London 1737 by Joseph Smith I

Set of three George III silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1806, maker SH, 6 « ozs

1151A. Pair George III silver Sugar Tongs, plain Old English pattern, London 1802 by P A W Bateman

Tray: set of six Indian white metal Coffee Spoons with decorative finials