Antiques Auction - Session 2

Engine turned silver Napkin Ring and a further plain Victorian silver Napkin Ring, circular shaped, (2)

Hallmarked silver encased Ashtray, 3" diameter, Birmingham 1925; Together with hallmarked silver Pepper, vase shaped to a square base, 4" ...

Georgian styled silver Sugar Basket, boat shaped to an oval base, swing handle, 5" long, Sheffield 1909, by W Hutton

Victorian silver Christening Fork and Spoon, beaded Old English pattern, 6 ½" long, London 1875

George III silver Basting Spoon, Old English pattern, 11" long, London 1793, by William Sumner

Two Georgian silver Tablespoons, Old English pattern, London 1800/5

Two early George III silver shell backed Tablespoons, Hanoverian pattern, base marked for London 1774, each bearing initials and the date 1775

Pair of Scottish horn Salad Servers with silver mounts, circa 1930 by William Dunningham & Co of ABERDEEN, 8 ½" long

Hallmarked silver Card Case of curved rectangular design, bearing initials, (green satin interior only), 3 ½" x 2 ½", Birmingham...

Pair of hallmarked silver Napkin Rings, circular shaped with bright cut decoration, Birmingham Assay

Group: Four antique silver Table Forks, Kings pattern, 13 ozs

Group: Seven antique silver Dessert Spoons in Kings and similar patterns, 14 ozs

Group: Eight antique silver Teaspoons, Old English pattern

Heavy set of six silver Soup Spoons, Hanoverian rat tail pattern, Sheffield 1932, 12 ½ ozs

Pair of hallmarked silver mounted Photograph Frames of shaped rectangular design, wooden easel backs, 6 ¼" x 5", (maximum), (with def...

Set of six white metal Nut Dishes, circular shaped with gadrooned edges, 3" diameter, (6)

Tray: Pair of Victorian silver Sugar Tongs, Old English pattern, London 1884; Small pair of silver Sugar Tongs, Old English pattern, London 1888 and P

Small hallmarked silver Goblet of plain design to a spreading circular foot, 6" tall, Chester 1910

Two small pairs hallmarked silver Sugar Tongs

Pair of mid 18th Century cast silver Sugar Tongs with pierced decoration, London c1750, by Thomas England