Antique Sale - Session 2

Pair of hallmarked silver Sauce Boats in Georgian style, oval shaped with card cut rims, flying scrolled handles, supported on shell and hoof feet, ...

Group: Three small antique silver Forks in various patterns, (3)

Set: five large hallmarked silver Teaspoons, Fiddle and Thread pattern, London 1856, (worn)

Pair of Hester Bateman silver Tablespoons, dognose rat tail pattern, base marked for London 1780; Together with similar pair, London 1777, Maker T W,

Pair Victorian silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern, London 1855

Hallmarked silver Cigarette Case with gilt interior, engine turned back and front, 3 1/2" x 3", Birmingham1930

Pair of Danish SILVER PLATED Oil and Vinegar Ewers, 5 1/2" tall, (2)

Heavy Victorian silver Beaker of plain tapering cylindrical form, 3" tall, London 1860, Maker E K R; Together with small hallmarked silver Chri...

Pair of mid 18th Century silver Sugar Tongs with trellis pierced sides, shell bowls, 5 1/2" long, Maker W C

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

George III silver Tablespoon, Hanoverian rat tail pattern, base marked for London 1771

Hand-raised silver Sauce Ladle with spot hammered decoration and square end, 7" long, London 1965

Pair mid 18th Century cast silver Sugar Tongs, the stems pierced with designs, shell bowls, 4 1/2" long, (apparently unmarked)

Two early picture back/shell back silver Teaspoons, base marked, circa 1760/70

George III matched set of six silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern, London 1812/18, Maker W S

Set of six Victorian silver large Teaspoons, Albert pattern, London 1864

Cased set of four silver Napkin Holders formed as conjoined wishbones with game bird mounts, 2 1/2" long, Birmingham 1937, (one A/F), (4)

Early George IV silver Cheese/Ice Cream Scoop, Fiddle pattern, with long handle, London 1820, Maker W B

George III silver Tablespoon, Old English pattern with unusual 'Coffin' end, London 1808, by Peter & William Bateman

Interesting silver four prong Fork, the cast finial of the crest of the Carpenters Company, 7" long, Birmingham 1929