Antique Sale - Session 2

George III Scottish silver Tablespoon, Old English pattern, Edinburgh 1793

Pair of George III silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1817, by Hougham, Royes & Dix

Pair of George III silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1800, by George Wintle

Pair of George III silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1821

Pair of George IV silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1824

Group: Six antique silver Spoons, viz: Two Tablespoons including an Irish example; Dessert Spoon and three Dessert Forks, 9 ozs

Pair of George III silver Tablespoons, Fiddle pattern, London 1807

Tray: 16 assorted hallmarked silver Spoons in various sizes

Small pair of hallmarked silver Sugar Tongs with shell bowls, Sheffield 1900; Together with a pair of white metal Sugar Claws, (2)

Box: Assorted small silver items viz: Pair of Menu Holders; Serviette Ring; Small Vase; Enamel Compact, (conditions vary), (5)

Large pair of embossed silver handled Glove Stretchers; Together with a small Propelling Pencil and silver topped Dressing Table Jar, (3)

Fine 19th Century French Cannelee brass cased Carriage Clock, the masked dial with foliate engraved silvered surround, having hour striking and repeat

Brass and glass panelled early 20th Century Carriage Clock, timepiece movement only

Edwardian period Goliath nickel cased Travelling Watch with eight day movement, (the leather travelling case A/F)

Tiffany & Co leather cased Travelling Watch, (the case A/F)

Modern Cartier silver gilt cased Ladies Wrist Watch with red enamelled dial, inscribed 'Must de Cartier', on leather strap (see Illustration)

Gents gold plated Pocket Watch with button wind, circa 1900/20

Gents gold plated Hunter Pocket Watch with button wind, the face inscribed 'Muir & Sons, Glasgow', circa 1890/1910

Second World War Military issued nickel cased Pocket Watch with button wind and illuminant numbers and hands, mounted on a metal watch chain

Gents white metal cased Pocket Watch with key wind, mounted on a metal chain, circa 1880/90, (A/F)