Antique

Heavy set of Victorian silver Table Forks, doublestruck kings pattern, (marks worn), 18 ozs

Group of six Victorian silver Dessert Spoons, Albertpattern, 12 ozs

Large hallmarked silver handled Button Hook;Together with a matching Shoe Horn, (spothammered decoration to the handle), 10" long,Birmingham 1901

Tray: Four various hallmarked silver ServietteRings, one with pierced decoration

Attractive Edwardian silver Jewel Casket in theform of a grand piano, the lid embossed withAngelic choristers, supported on three taperingturned legs,

Seven assorted Georgian and later silver Spoons,(conditions vary), 11 ozs total

Group: Five continental white metal ServingImplements, 12 ozs

Late Victorian engraved silver bladed Letter Opener,8" long, London 1898

Collection: 12 Georgian and other silver Forks, 25ozs

Set of six antique Scottish silver Table Forks, Kingspattern, 4 Edinburgh 1837/8; 2 Glasgow 1841, 14ozs, (6)

Set of three early 20th Century silver Table Forks,Dog nose rat tail pattern, Birmingham 1911 byElkington & Co, 6 ozs

Set of six hallmarked silver Dessert Forks, Dog noserat tail pattern, Birmingham 1907 by Elkington &Co, 8 ozs

Set of six hallmarked silver Dessert Forks,'Wellington' pattern, Sheffield 1939 by JamesDixon & Son, 9 ozs

Set of five hallmarked silver Dessert Forks inSandringham variant pattern, Sheffield 1940 byViners, 8 ozs

Set of six hallmarked silver Dessert Forks, threadedged Grecian pattern, 5 London 1935, 1Birmingham 1938 by Elkington & Co, 8 ozs

Set of three late Victorian silver Dessert Forks,Reed and Badge pattern, London 1891 by J E B &Walker & Hall, 4 1/2 ozs

Group of four items of antique silver Flat Ware,Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern viz: 3 DessertForks and 1 Dessert Spoon, 5 ozs

Good set of three Victorian silver Dessert Forks, OldEnglish, Husk and Shell pattern, London 1848,Maker G A, 5 ozs

Group of three Victorian silver Dessert Forks, OldEnglish Shell pattern, London 1869, Maker G A, 4ozs

Pair of late 18th Century silver Dessert Forks,Bright Cut Old English pattern, circa 1780 byThomas Chawner