Antiques Auction - Session 2

Pair of hallmarked silver Cups of plain cylindrical form to spreading circular bases, 3" tall, specimen hallmarked for Birmingham 1972, (2)

Tall pair of hallmarked silver trumpet Flower Vases, bearing presentation inscription, 7" tall, Birmingham 1969

Good quality Victorian silver Sifting Spoon, grape vine pattern, having cast stem and pierced shaped oval bowl, 7" long, London 1851, by Franci...

George IV hallmarked silver Butter Knife, fiddle pattern, London 1823

Victorian hallmarked silver Card Case of curved rectangular design, bearing a crest, 2 ¾" x 2", London 1882, by Sampson Mordan

Small late Victorian hallmarked silver Cream Jug, helmet shaped, fluted decoration, vacant cartouches, reeded angular handle, 4" long, Birmingh...

Victorian silver Christening Tankard of tapering cylindrical form, well chased and embossed with arabesque designs, gothic styled handle, 3 ½&q...

White metal Roman style shell bowled Spoon; Together with plated Pickle Fork, (2)

Pair hallmarked silver Dressing Table Candlesticks, circular form with reeded decoration, loaded bases, 3" tall, one (A/F), Birmingham 1917

Set of four small George III silver Spoons, Bright Cut Old English pattern, 4" long, London 1809

William IV silver Teaspoon, Fiddle pattern, London 1834; Together with plated Sugar Spoon with lion finial handle, (2)

Matched set of six Georgian silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern

Small pair of hallmarked silver Sugar Tongs with twist stems and shell bowls, Sheffield 1903

Small pair of hallmarked silver Sugar Tongs with embossed stems, Birmingham 1907, by C B Limited and a larger pair, Fiddle pattern, London 1824, (2)

Set of five hallmarked silver Coffee Spoons, Triform ends, Sheffield 1958; Georgian silver Teaspoon, (A/F) and two others, (8)

Heavy pair of mid 18th Century cast silver Sugar Tongs with pierced stems, (repaired)

Set of six George III silver Teaspoons, Fiddle pattern, London 1804, by P A W Bateman

Set of four George III silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern, London 1810, by Thomas Wallis II and Jonathan Hayne

Pair George III silver Sugar Tongs, Old English pattern, London 1808, by Robert Rutland

Attractive Georgian Irish silver Sauce Boat of usual design, having gadrooned rim and leaf capped scrolled handles, supported on three shell and hoof